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vehicle, how to carry out routine maintenance checks, and what to do in an emergency.
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  • Page 1 Driver's Handbook and Warranty & Service Handbook carefully before using the product. If any damage is caused by misuse, neglect, incorrect operation or unauthorized refit, the user will have no right of claim, and any warranty request will be refused by SAIC MAXUS Automotive Co.,Ltd Service Dealer(hereinafter referred to as "Service Dealer").

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Perface................1 Double tailgate ................18 Introduction ................1 Liftgate..................21 Child safety lock ................22 About this handbook...............1 Windows ................23 Precautions................2 Power window ................23 Dangerous substances..............2 Seats ................... 25 Children/Animals ................2 Personal safety................2 Driver and front passenger seat adjustments.......25 Cyber security ................2 Rear passenger seat adjustment ..........28 Vehicle identification ............
  • Page 4 Contents IMMO warning light ..............48 Trailer indicator................54 TPMS warning light ..............48 Hazard warning lamp switch ..........55 Battery charging indicator.............49 SOS E-call system switch........... 55 READY indicator ................49 Instrument panel switch ............. 56 Charging connection indicator............49 Headlamp leveling switch.............56 Charging status indicator..............49 Combination lamp control switch..........56 Power system fault warning light..........49 Front defrost switch ..............58...
  • Page 5 Contents 12V power socket.................78 Charging appointment ..............101 Cup holder..................79 Charging time ................102 Sun visor ..................79 Exterior discharge .............104 Vehicle tool ...................80 Discharge requirements .............104 Entertainment system............80 Requirements for discharge environment ........104 Discharge operation ..............104 2 Starting and Driving .............83 Low speed alarm module ..........106 Before Starting and Driving ..........
  • Page 6 Contents Winter tires .................137 Fuse replacement...............165 Anti-skid chain ................138 Bulb replacement...............166 Loading ................139 Bulb specification ...............166 Load carrying................139 Low beam/high beam (type 1)............167 Load restraint ................139 Front direction indicator lamp .............167 Front roof vanity light..............168 Trailer towing ..............140 Rear roof vanity light ..............168 Recommended towing weight ............142 4 Maintenance and Service...........169 Installation of trailer device............143...
  • Page 7 Contents Seat belts ................179 Recommended fluids............195 Inspection ...................179 Wheels and tires ..............196 Maintenance and service ............179 Wheel alignment parameters..........197 Battery ................180 Duration of storing the vehicle............181 Operating in winter ..............181 Charging the battery with ground equipment ......181 Removing the battery ..............182 Replacing the battery ..............182 Installing the battery ..............183 High-voltage battery pack..........183...

  • Page 9: Perface

    Introduction Caution Caution About this handbook Relevant procedures must be followed to avoid the possibility This manual applies to e DELIVER 5 series of pure electric vans. of vehicle damage. Caution Note IMPORTANT: The information contained in this Handbook is designed to cover more than one model option and variant, Note: This is suggestive description which is useful for you.

  • Page 10: Precautions

    Preface Precautions Personal safety Seat belts are fitted to all seats in your vehicle to Dangerous substances reduce the possibility of personal injury in the event Many liquids and other substances used in motor of an accident. It is required that all passengers vehicles are poisonous and should under no wear a seat belt.

  • Page 11: Vehicle Identification

    Preface Vehicle identification When communicating with Our Service Dealer, you should provide the vehicle identification number. Vehicle identification number (VIN) Vehicle identification number (VIN) on the vehicle： • The outer panel of the right front longitudinal beam of the vehicle (seal position). •...

  • Page 12: Vin Plate

    Preface VIN plate Location of VIN plate VIN plate may contain the following information, please refer to VIN plate (1) is located at front lower side of right B pillar. the actual vehicle. • The manufacture’s company name • The whole vehicle type-approval number •...

  • Page 13: Instructions For Using Electric Vehicle

    Preface Instructions for using electric vehicle • The actual driving range of the vehicle is reduced with the increase of the vehicle age. Ambient temperature for vehicle use • The use of A/C will reduce the driving range. • At different vehicle speeds, the driving ranges are different. The working performance of the high voltage battery pack •...

  • Page 14: Equalizing Charge

    Preface Instructions for recycling of high voltage battery – Keep the vehicle speed steady. packs – In acceleration, step on the accelerator pedal as gently as The high voltage battery pack is installed at the position of possible. motor-vehicle chassis. It contains many lithium battery cells. –...

  • Page 15: High-Voltage System

    Preface High-voltage system It is recommended that you deliver the waste high voltage battery pack produced due to vehicle scrap or other reasons to High-voltage system on vehicle includes AC and our designated recycling services for disposal. Details about DC high voltage power (can reach over 460V). maintenance, recycling and disposal of high voltage battery High-voltage power is very dangerous and may packs can be obtained through consulting Our Service Dealer.

  • Page 16: Instructions When Accident Occurs

    Preface Instructions when accident occurs be conducted; if there is bubble or abnormal sound, operation can be conducted when there is • Keep the vehicle at P gear, turn off the vehicle not bubble or abnormal sound. power. • After accident has been disposed, please contact •...
  • Page 17 Before You Drive 10 Keys 13 Doors and locks 23 Windows 25 Seats 29 Passenger restraint system 43 Instruments and controls 44 Instrument cluster 48 Warning lights and indicators 55 Hazard warning lamp switch 55 SOS E-call system switch 56 Instrument panel switch 60 Switches on steering column and steering wheel 67 Heating, ventilation and air...

  • Page 18: Before You Drive

    Before You Drive Keys Remote key The remote key is a control component of central door locking The vehicle is equipped 2 remote keys. system of a vehicle, which can be used for locking/unlocking all doors. Note: The remote key has been electronically coded with the locking/unlocking system and can be used with the system in the matching way only.

  • Page 19: Extension/Retraction Of Mechanical Key Portion Of The Remote Key ("Mechanical Key Portion" For Short)

    Before You Drive Extension/retraction of mechanical key portion Replace the battery in the remote key of the remote key ("mechanical key portion" for Batteries may present the risk of fire, explosion and short) burning. Never charge the battery. Properly dispose Press the release button on the remote key, and pull the the used battery.
  • Page 20 Before You Drive 2 Pull the mechanical key portion out of the key body. 3 Pry off the upper and lower panels of the body; the circuit board may fall off from the upper panel assembly when prying off them, and reinstall them. Caution Do not damage the circuit board when prying off the upper and lower panels.

  • Page 21: Doors And Locks

    Before You Drive Doors and locks Central door locking system Using the key blade Safeguard the vehicle from theft Use the key blade to lock/unlock the driver door lock cylinder, If there is any occupant left in the vehicle when which allows you to lock/unlock all doors of the vehicle.
  • Page 22 Before You Drive 1 Center control Lock button (short press)/Window Up (long Tailgate unlocking press) button Long press the button to unlock the tailgate. Note: The Window Up (long press) function is subject to Note: If no door is opened within 30 seconds, and the your actual vehicle configuration.
  • Page 23 Before You Drive Using the central control door lock switch The door can also be unlocked by pulling the inner handle twice. All door can be unlocked or locked from the inside using the switch. All doors can be locked by pressing the locking button . All doors can be unlocked by pressing the unlocking button Note: If driver door is not closed, the lock motor will not operate.
  • Page 24 Before You Drive Emergency locking Emergency locking of side sliding door After the vehicle is unlocked, if the battery is disconnected or drained, the vehicle cannot be locked with the remote key, you can operate the door lock emergency locking device with the key blade/suitable tool to lock the vehicle.

  • Page 25: Manual Side Sliding Door

    Before You Drive Manual side sliding door Door opening/closing from the inside of the vehicle To open the side sliding door from the inside of the vehicle, with Door opening/closing from the outside of the vehicle the vehicle unlocked, pull up the inner door handle to pull the To open the side sliding door from the outside of the vehicle, with side sliding door backward to open.

  • Page 26: Double Tailgate

    Before You Drive Double tailgate Then pull the handle on the side of the right tailgate backward to open the right tailgate. Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the double tailgate. Door unlocking/opening from the outside of the vehicle When all doors are locked/unlocked with the remote key or central door lock switch, the tailgate will also be locked/unlocked.
  • Page 27 Before You Drive Door unlocking/opening from the inside of the vehicle In some cases, the use of the tailgate may affect the warning effect of the rear combination lamps. For the When unlocking and opening the tailgate from the inside of the use of the tailgate when it is dark, it is recommended vehicle, pull the inner door handle on the inner side of the left to use additional warning signs (such as a high-gloss...
  • Page 28 Before You Drive • Operating position of door check: the limiting arm is engaged Caution in the D pillar hook at body side. To avoid damage to the door check caused by mis-operation, please make sure that the door check is in operating position while closing the door.

  • Page 29: Liftgate

    Before You Drive Liftgate Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the liftgate. Door unlocking/opening from the outside of the vehicle When all doors are locked/unlocked with the key blade, remote key or central lock switch, the tailgate will also be locked/unlocked.

  • Page 30: Child Safety Lock

    Before You Drive Child safety lock Note: Ensure that the liftgate is closed before driving. Driving the vehicle without closing the liftgate may result Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the child safety in damage to the liftgate gas strut and other components. lock.

  • Page 31: Windows

    Before You Drive Windows It is dangerous to leave children, incapacitated adults or pets in a vehicle with the windows closed. They may not be able to physically support themselves due to the high temperatures, or they may suffer permanent injury or even death from heat stroke.
  • Page 32 Before You Drive Automatic up/down function of window "One-touch" down (auto down) Note: It applies to the models equipped with driver door window one-touch down function. The driver door window control switch has 4 levels: namely, automatic down, stroke down, stroke up and stop, which can conveniently control the window glass up/down process.

  • Page 33: Seats

    Before You Drive Seats If this situation occurs, the window glass will automatically moves down to take out obstacles. Driver and front passenger seat adjustments Resume the automatic up/down function Driver seat adjustment If the vehicle battery cable is re-connected after the Do not adjust the driver seat while the vehicle is in disconnection, or the battery was drained once, or the anti-pinch motion.
  • Page 34 Before You Drive Backrest tilt adjustment Armrest height adjustment (if adjustable) Type 1 The tilt angle of the driver seat should not be too large. The seat belt can provide maximum protection The armrest can be adjusted upward from the lowest position, only when the backrest is approximately 20°～...
  • Page 35 Before You Drive Type 2 Front passenger single seat adjustment The armrest is divided into two positions: the use position and Backrest tilt adjustment the retractable position. The armrest is in the use position when The front passenger single seat has the same backrest tilt it is lowered to the lowest position, and in the retractable position adjustment as the driver seat.

  • Page 36: Rear Passenger Seat Adjustment

    Before You Drive Rear passenger seat adjustment When the headrest is in the lowest position, it is not in use. Rear passenger double seat Backrest tilt adjustment Pull up the adjuster (1), the backrest will automatically rebound, and then lean your body back towards the backrest to adjust it to the desired angle.

  • Page 37: Passenger Restraint System

    Before You Drive Passenger restraint system Seat belts Improperly wearing or using seat belts may cause Sitting correctly serious personal injury or death. Seat belts are The seat and its passenger restraint system have been life saving equipment. In a collision, unrestrained designed to reduce personal injury to a minimum in the event passengers may collide anywhere inside the vehicle of an accident.
  • Page 38 Before You Drive Do not allow a baby or infant to be carried on the When the seat belt is not used, be sure to retract the seat belt webbing completely, straighten the webbing lap. The force of a crash can increase effective body weight, making it impossible to hold onto the child.
  • Page 39 Before You Drive Seat belt with pretensioner (shoulder belt pretensioner) manually, so that the automatic seat belt retractor can contract the whole seat belt more easily. In the event of serious collision accident, the pretensioner (integrated into the retractor) will be activated by the sensor, the shoulder belt (1) will be contracted a little immediately to prevent the occupants from moving forward and make them seated securely, so that it improves the function of the seat belt further.

  • Page 40: Seat Belt Pretensioner

    Before You Drive Seat belt pretensioner Airbags Do not damage or repair a pretensioner. It contains No safety system can provide complete protection an ignition device, so that any maintenance can only for personal injury or death in a severe crash. be carried out by Our Service Dealer.
  • Page 41 Before You Drive of the airbag by putting feet, knees, etc. in contact Do not modify the front and both left and right sides with, or in close proximity to the airbag module cover. of the vehicle in any way, as this could adversely affect the airbag deployment.
  • Page 42 Before You Drive Airbag and pretensioner inspection Airbag deployment If the warning light does not come on after the Incorrect sitting posture, sitting on or leaning against the positions close to airbag may lead to severe ignition switch is turned on, or does not go off after about 6 seconds, or comes on during driving, it or even fatal personal injury when the airbag is indicates that the seat belt pretensioner or airbag...
  • Page 43 Before You Drive between passenger and airbag. It is forbidden to fix The completely deployed airbag, together with the seat belt or place any objects on the steering wheel cover, or properly worn, can limit the movement of the driver and the on/near the instrument panel front airbag cover.
  • Page 44 Before You Drive • Schematic diagram for deployment area of driver and front • Schematic diagram for deployment area of side airbags passenger airbags...
  • Page 45 Before You Drive Front airbags road edges, hard surfaces, or the vehicle falls into deep ravines or holes, or the vehicle hits the road seriously after NEVER fit the child restraint system in the front jumping. passenger seat. The deployment of the front airbag may cause serious injury or even death to children.
  • Page 46 Before You Drive Front side airbags Conditions in which airbags will not deploy The deployment of airbags does not depend on the vehicle The structure and material of the seat is important speed, but on the object that the vehicle hits, direction of to ensure correct operation of airbags.
  • Page 47 Before You Drive • Collision with the bottom part of the truck's tailgate; cut-in Front side airbags collision with trucks or vehicles with a higher chassis. Under conditions described below or similar ones, the front side • Overlap frontal collision with guard bars. airbags may not be deployed.
  • Page 48 Before You Drive • Overlap frontal collision with guard bars. Replace airbag system components after a collision accident • Side collision with posts. The airbag system will be damaged due to a collision accident. Thus the airbag system cannot operate normally to protect you and passengers in future collision accidents resulting in serious injury even death.

  • Page 49: Child Restraints (Not Supplied With The Vehicle)

    Before You Drive Child restraints (not supplied with the vehicle) Event data recorder (EDR) DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY may occur! Children 12 Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the event data recorder (EDR). and under can be killed by the airbag. NEVER use a child or infant restraint that faces backward on the The main function of the event data recorder (EDR) is to record front seat and the expanded airbag will cause serious...
  • Page 50 Before You Drive Usually, infants under 2 years old shall use a infant restraint and children under 2～4 years old shall use the child restraint. Infant or child restraints are available in the market. Because there are various size and types of infant or children restraints, you are recommended to choose the suitable protection device depending on the infant's or children's age and weight to achieve the best protection.

  • Page 51: Instruments And Controls

    Before You Drive Instruments and controls Central control door lock switch Driver and front occupant door window control switch Wiper and washer, high beam, turn signal lever switch Instrument cluster selection, cruise and entertainment system HOME switch Driver airbag Instrument cluster Voice control, bluetooth phone, REG(energy recovery), driving mode and steering wheel heating switch Shift lever...

  • Page 52: Instrument Cluster

    Before You Drive Instrument cluster Caution The power meter indicates the power percentage, not the calculated actual power. High-voltage battery pack quantity meter The quantity meter indicates the status of high-voltage battery pack quantity through the illuminated battery icon ratio. When the battery is too low, the red bar illuminates, and "High-voltage battery pack low battery warning lamp (yellow)"...

  • Page 53: Speedometer

    Before You Drive Speedometer Message center The speedometer indicates the current road speed in kilometers per hour. 1 Energy recovery level It displays the energy recovery level of current vehicle, which is divided into three levels of high, medium and low and displayed by numbers of 3, 2 and 1 on the instrument cluster respectively.
  • Page 54 Before You Drive It displays the range that can be driven before electric Note: If the vehicle is not configured with the relevant quantity of the high-voltage battery is used out. function, the interface will not be displayed. 4 Driving mode Right function display information It displays the driving mode of current vehicle: Normal, ECO Trip data card interface...

  • Page 55: Alarm Messages

    Before You Drive Alarm messages Indicative messages are usually displayed for a few seconds and then disappear on their own. Alarm messages Caution Alarm messages that pose a significant driving safety hazard are displayed in the center of the instrument cluster and are Don't neglect the alarm messages, otherwise it may cause accompanied by an audible alert.

  • Page 56: Warning Lights And Indicators

    Before You Drive Warning lights and indicators Rear fog lamp indicator Direction indicator The "rear fog lamp indicator (yellow)" illuminates when the rear fog lamps are on. The left or right "direction indicators (green)" Position lamp indicator flash when making a turn. When the hazard warning light switch is pressed, the left and right direction indicators flash simultaneously.

  • Page 57: Battery Charging Indicator

    Before You Drive Battery charging indicator Charging status indicator With the vehicle powered on, the "battery charging When the high-voltage battery pack is being charged, indicator (red)" illuminates, and goes out after the vehicle is the "Charging status indicator (yellow)" will illuminate. When the started.

  • Page 58: Insulation Fault Warning Light

    Before You Drive Seat belt warning light speed will be reduced with decrease of electric quantity of the battery until it is stopped. Note: This vehicle can be equipped with the front passenger seat belt and rear passenger seat belt unfastened warning Insulation fault warning light functions, which shall be subject to the actual configuration of the vehicle you purchased.

  • Page 59: Brake System Warning Light

    Before You Drive Brake system warning light illuminates, it indicates that the electronic stability control system is faulty, please contact Our Service Dealer for service as soon as possible. With the vehicle powered on, if the brake fluid level is abnormal or the brake system breaks down, the "brake system ESC (Electronic Stability Control) OFF indicator warning light (red)"...

  • Page 60: Auto Hold Indicator

    Before You Drive See "Brake System" in the Starting and Driving section for more performance decreased, please stop the vehicle as soon as information. safety permits. If the light stays on after restarting the vehicle and driving for a short moment, please contact Our Service AUTO HOLD indicator Dealer for service as soon as possible;...

  • Page 61: Ldw (Lane Departure Warning)/Lka (Lane Keep Assist) /Elk

    Before You Drive LDW (Lane Departure Warning)/LKA (Lane ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) indicators Keep Assist) /ELK (Emergency Lane Keeping) Note: It applies to vehicles configured with ACC. warning light Note: It applies to the vehicles with LDW, LKA and ELK. With the vehicle powered on, if the ACC system is in standby mode, the "ACC indicator (grey)"...

  • Page 62: Normal Indicator

    Before You Drive Normal indicator Speed limit indicator Norm Note: It applies to vehicles configured with speed limit With the vehicle powered on, the "Normal indicator" will indicator. illuminate, and the vehicle is driven in normal mode. ECO indicator With the vehicle powered on, when the vehicle speed limit function is enabled, the "speed limit indicator (yellow)"...

  • Page 63: Hazard Warning Lamp Switch

    Before You Drive Hazard warning lamp switch SOS E-call system switch Press the hazard warning lamp switch to activate all the turn In case of emergency, press the SOS E-call system switch, to signals simultaneously, and the "direction indicator (green)" in send signals to the monitoring platform, which can carry out the instrument cluster will illuminate and flash.

  • Page 64: Instrument Panel Switch

    Before You Drive Instrument panel switch Combination lamp control switch Lamp control switch Headlamp leveling switch Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the headlamp leveling function. The headlamp leveling switch is located on the instrument panel at driver side. AUTO MODE This function can adjust the headlamp height to fit the road...
  • Page 65 Before You Drive environment. When the vehicle is started and other lights are Position 5 - : Rear fog lamp switch. When the ignition not on, the daytime running lamps automatically come on. switch is in "On" position, and the headlamp control switch is Position 3 - : Position lamp switch.

  • Page 66: Front Defrost Switch

    Before You Drive Front defrost switch Daytime running lamp The daytime running lamps make it easier for others to see the When the vehicle is in On state, press the front defrost switch, front of the vehicle in daytime. the A/C will be turned on and switched to the external circulation mode, and the air volume will be at the maximum, and the A/C If your vehicle is equipped with the daytime running lamps, air distribution mode will be Windscreen.

  • Page 67: Rear Defrost Switch

    Before You Drive Rear defrost switch Rearview mirror glass defrost switch Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the rear defrost function. When the vehicle is in On state, press the rear defrost switch to heat and defrost the rearview mirror glass. For models equipped with heated tailgate window, the tailgate window will be automatically heated and defrosted when the rear defrost...

  • Page 68: Vehicle Power-Off Switch

    Before You Drive Switches on steering column and steering Vehicle power-off switch wheel When the vehicle is stationary, shift to P gear, press the vehicle power-off switch to turn off the vehicle power. 1 Wiper and washer, high beam, turn signal lever switch 2 Shift lever 3 Instrument cluster selection, cruise and entertainment system HOME switch...

  • Page 69: Wiper And Washer Lever Switches

    Before You Drive Wiper and washer lever switches Note: The wipers will continue to operate for 3 consecutive wipes after the lever switch is released, and operate for 1 Front windshield wiper and washer wipe after 3 consecutive wipes. Intermittent wipe/variable interval Worn wiper blades may not clear the windshield properly, thus reducing forward visibility and resulting in accident.

  • Page 70: High Beam, Turn Signal Lever Switch

    Before You Drive High beam, turn signal lever switch Caution In freezing or very hot conditions, to prevent damage to Turn signals and direction indicators the wipers, ensure the blades are not frozen or otherwise adhering to the glass, and clear the screen of obstructions such as snow.

  • Page 71: Instrument Cluster Selection, Cruise And Entertainment System Home Switch

    Before You Drive Instrument cluster selection, cruise and Headlight high and low beams entertainment system HOME switch Push the lever switch away from the steering wheel, turn on the high beam, and at this time, the switch will automatically return to its original position;...

  • Page 72: Voice Control, Bluetooth Phone, Reg (Energy Recovery), Driving Mode And Steering Wheel Heating Switch

    Before You Drive Voice control, bluetooth phone, REG (energy Position 3– : Adaptive cruise control switch. If the conditions recovery), driving mode and steering wheel are met, move the shift lever down to the bottom and release heating switch it to activate the ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) function. To manually deactivate the cruise control, pull up the shift lever or Type 1 shift the gear, and depress the brake pedal.
  • Page 73 Before You Drive from a third party, short press the switch to hold the current call Position 1– : Volume control switch. Press upward to and answer the new call; long press it to hang up the new call increase the volume and downward to decrease; long press to and hold the original call.

  • Page 74: Horn

    Before You Drive Horn Steering wheel adjustment Regardless of whether the vehicle is powered on or not, press Do not adjust the steering wheel position during the button, and the horn can work. driving. This is extremely dangerous. Adjust the steering wheel position to adapt to your driving posture through the following steps: 1 Fully release the steering wheel adjusting handle on the steering column downwards.

  • Page 75: Heating, Ventilation And Air Conditioning (Hvac)

    Before You Drive Heating, ventilation and air conditioning refer to the actual vehicle configuration you purchased for (HVAC) the adjustment of the steering wheel on your vehicle. Note: If it is still difficult to move the steering wheel to The air conditioning system cools the air and removes moisture the appropriate position, power on the vehicle to release and dust (e.g.

  • Page 76: Front Vents

    Before You Drive Front vents Centre vents Move the lever (1) in the center of the grille up and down, left and right to change the direction of the air blowing. 1 Windscreen vents 2 Centre vents 3 Side vents 4 Front side window vents 5 Front footwell vents...

  • Page 77: Rear Vents

    Before You Drive Rear vents Side vents Move the lever in the center of the grille up and down, left and Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the rear vents. right to change the direction of the air blowing. Rotate the grille or move the lever (1) in the center of the grille to change the direction of the air blowing.

  • Page 78: Central Control Screen A/C Operation And Display Interface

    Before You Drive Central control screen A/C operation and Rear A/C interface display interface Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the rear A/C interface. Front A/C interface 1 Power button 1 Power button 2 A/C heating button 2 A/C button 3 A/C cooling button 3 Front defrost button 4 Air volume control button...
  • Page 79 Before You Drive A/C button and Defrost. When the corresponding indicator lamp illuminates, it means that there is air distribution in that direction, and you Switch on and off the compressor. can freely combine the air distribution modes according to your Operate the A/C button, the corresponding indicator lamp comes needs.
  • Page 80 Before You Drive Internal circulation is recommended when there is a need for A/C heating button cooling, and external circulation is recommended when there is Rear A/C heating function on/off button. a need for heating. When the air volume is not at 0, press the A/C heating button, the corresponding indicator illuminates, and the A/C will enter Front defrost button the air heating mode.

  • Page 81: Rear A/C Control Panel

    Before You Drive Rear A/C control panel The warm air volume is divided into 8 levels, and its level can be adjusted according to the comfort demand. Press increase Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the rear A/C button to increase the air volume; Press reduction button to control panel.

  • Page 82: Air Conditioning Operating Tips

    Before You Drive Rearview mirrors Air conditioning operating tips • If the vehicle has been parked in direct sunlight, open the The exterior rearview mirror glasses are convex shaped to windows before operating. broaden the field of view: this makes objects appear smaller •...

  • Page 83: Interior Rearview Mirrors

    Before You Drive Interior rearview mirrors Manually adjusting the exterior rearview mirrors Use hands to move the mirror directly to the desired angle as Adjust the interior rearview mirrors, to obtain possible optimum required. viewing angle. The anti-dazzle function of interior rearview mirrors can reduce the dazzling effect of vehicle headlights Foldable rearview mirrors behind at night.

  • Page 84: Interior Equipment

    Before You Drive Interior equipment Rear roof vanity light Type 1 Roof vanity light Front roof vanity light The rear roof vanity light automatically illuminates when the tail gate or any of the side sliding door is opened and goes off after the door is closed.

  • Page 85: Usb Port

    Before You Drive USB port Type 2 The USB port is located below the center of the dashboard. Caution Please do not use the USB port for a long time when the vehicle is powered on but not started, as it may cause the battery to run out of power.

  • Page 86: 12V Power Socket

    Before You Drive 12V power socket 12V power socket below the center of the dashboard Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the 12V power socket. The 12V power socket is located below the middle of the dashboard and mainly provides power connection for external electrical equipment.

  • Page 87: Cup Holder

    Before You Drive Cup holder Sun visor Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the sun visor. Cup holder under the center of the dashboard Press the cup holder trim area to open the cup holder. The sun visor can be swung up and down to provide a shield through the windshield.

  • Page 88: Vehicle Tool

    Before You Drive Entertainment system Vehicle tool The vehicle tool is located under the front passenger seat. The contents of this Handbook are simple instructions for the operation of the product. Please read carefully and fully understand the operating instructions accompanied with the entertainment system mainframe before you use this product.
  • Page 89 Before You Drive Caution • The product shall be kept away from moisture. If the product is started for the first time or reconnected after the disconnection of vehicle power supply, the date shown on each interface of the mainframe needs to be adjusted manually.
  • Page 90 Before You Drive For the user guide and help of the entertainment system, please follow the following steps to access the related application of the vehicle entertainment system. Note: As the entertainment system software will continue to be updated and iterated, the pictures in this manual are only schematic diagrams, which may be slightly different from this vehicle.

  • Page 91: Starting And Driving

    Starting and Driving 84 Before Starting and Driving 84 Start/stop vehicle 85 Keyless system 86 Driving 87 Gear shift 90 Charging requirement 104 Exterior discharge 106 Low speed alarm module 107 Electric power steering system 107 Braking system 116 Parking assist system 119 Driver assistance system 135 Driver state monitoring 137 Tires...

  • Page 92: Before Starting And Driving

    Starting and Driving Before Starting and Driving Start/stop vehicle Power on vehicle • Ensure that the daily/weekly maintenance checks have been done as detailed in the section "Maintenance and Service - Unlock the vehicle with key. When the driver door is opened, the Owner's Check".

  • Page 93: Emergency Power Off

    Starting and Driving Keyless system Emergency power off When the vehicle is kept stationary, if it needs to be powered Keyless start off in emergency in case of sudden conditions, please long press the hazard warning light switch for 5s, or press it for 5 When the key is in the vehicle, the front compartment hood consecutive times in 3s to turn off the vehicle power supply.

  • Page 94: Driving

    Starting and Driving Driving With the shift level in P or N gear, place the remote key on the interior panel with a symbol below the center of the fascia When driving, never place portable container with console, and step on the brake pedal to start the vehicle. In this fuel on the vehicle.

  • Page 95: Gear Shift

    Starting and Driving Gear shift • Do not drive faster than 5km/h. • The wave caused by front vehicle and head-on vehicle may Gear exceed the maximum allowed wading depth. P (Park) Water and mud can affect the braking system and P gear is used for daily parking.

  • Page 96: Shift Operation

    Starting and Driving Shift operation Shift to P gear Situation of the mass surrounding the vehicle especially children must be checked before shifting to D (drive) or R (reverse) gear. Make sure the shift lever is in P (park) position before leaving the driver seat, then power off the vehicle.
  • Page 97 Starting and Driving Shift to R, N or D gear • Current R gear • Current P gear When switching from R gear to another gear: It is recommended to press the brake pedal and ensure that the Press the brake pedal and briefly push/pull the gear lever in vehicle comes to a complete stop before proceeding.

  • Page 98: Auto Park (Function Of Automatically Returning To P Gear)

    Starting and Driving Charging requirement Caution ①: When the vehicle is in D gear, push the gear lever up one Slow charging is generally recommended for the notch and hold for 1.5 seconds to shift into N gear. When vehicle; frequent use of fast charging should be the vehicle is in R gear, pull the gear lever down one notch avoided.

  • Page 99: Requirements For Charging Equipment

    Starting and Driving Requirements for charging equipment Safety instructions for charging with residential electricity • Insulation resistance ≥ 10MΩ. • As low-voltage platform of the vehicle is 12V, charging pile Basic principles whose low voltage output is 12V will be used for charging to •...
  • Page 100 Starting and Driving Requirements for circuit cable Miscellaneous • Power supply circuit at the customer side must be a special • After the battery is fully charged, disconnect the charging circuit, and circuit wiring shall conform to the related cable; if it is needed to actively stop the charging, first requirements for building and electricity.

  • Page 101: Requirements For Charging Environment

    Starting and Driving Requirements for charging environment Influence of charging operation on special personnel • Spark may be generated in some modules of charging equipment. To avoid accident, do not conduct charging When conducting fast charging, the operation area may have operation in gas station and places where there are magnetic field interference.

  • Page 102: Charging Mode

    Starting and Driving Charging mode normal use and may even be damaged, making it no longer suitable for charging an electric vehicle. Charging pile DC charging (fast charging) When used outdoors, plug it into a power socket that is protected Use the public DC charging piles to charge your vehicle.

  • Page 103: Fast Charging

    Starting and Driving Fast charging 3 Open the cover on the charging inlet. Note: Fast charging should be conducted by the personnel in the fast charging station according to the operation instructions for charging pile. To perform a fast charging for the vehicle, turn off the vehicle power, wait for 3～5 minutes, and then follow the instructions below: 1 Select a standard DC charging connector that matches your...
  • Page 104 Starting and Driving recommended to replace other equipment for attempts. 9 Upon completion of charging, the "charging status indicator If the equipment can be charged after replacement, the (yellow)" goes out. Please turn the power of the charging previous charging equipment may be damaged. equipment off before removing the charging connector.

  • Page 105: Slow Charging

    Starting and Driving Power-on Slow charging Flash self-test failed Abnormal There are three ways to slow charge. The charging method on Flash communication your vehicle depends on the actual configuration of your vehicle. Over/under 1 Mode 2 charging is shown in the figure below. One end of voltage the charging in this mode is connected to the household Ungrounded...
  • Page 106 Starting and Driving 3 Direct charging with charging post. • Israel standard socket. charging piles 2 Take the charging connector out from its package. 3 Insert the AC input cable plug of the charging connector into the socket or AC charging piles. 4 The charging port is at the right front side of the vehicle.
  • Page 107 Starting and Driving 5 Open the cover on the charging inlet. Note: Please make sure that the charging connector is fully inserted into the charging stand to avoid that the electronic lock cannot be locked, resulting in charging failure. 8 After the above operations are completed, the system will be charged automatically within about 20 seconds.
  • Page 108 Starting and Driving 10 Once the battery is fully charged, the "charging status Caution indicator (yellow)" on the instrument cluster will go out, and Emergency treatment: In the event of an emergency such the electronic lock of the charging socket will be unlocked as fire, smoke or burnt smell, turn the socket power switch automatically.

  • Page 109: Equalizing Charge

    Starting and Driving Equalizing charge Charging inlet emergency cable The AC charging socket is provided with the electronic lock Equalizing charging means that during the charging process, function. In the charging process, in order to prevent children under the action of the battery management system, the voltage from touching or unplugging the charging connector by accident, of each cell is basically the same, so as to ensure the overall after the charging connector is plugged into the charging socket,...

  • Page 110: Charging Time

    Starting and Driving Charging time 1 Turn on the charging appointment switch, and set the charging appointment time. Charging time of high-voltage battery pack is related to many 2 Authorize (swiping card, scanning QR code, etc.) after factors, such as current electric quantity, charging mode, inserting the charging connector.
  • Page 111 Starting and Driving Caution Caution • At a low temperature and in an extremely high temperature • At a low temperature, the required charging time will be environment, the required charging time will be extended. extended. If the air conditioner and other high-power electrical appliances are turned on during slow charging at •...

  • Page 112: Exterior Discharge

    Starting and Driving Exterior discharge • After discharge, turn off the electric appliance first, then disconnect the discharger from the vehicle's AC charge Note: It applies to vehicles configured the exterior socket, and close the plastic cover of the charge socket and discharge function.
  • Page 113 Starting and Driving 6 After the above operations, the system will start discharge within 20s. 7 To end the discharge, click on the application list on the central control screen to enter the Energy Management external discharge interface, and click on the Stop Discharge icon.

  • Page 114: Low Speed Alarm Module

    Starting and Driving Low speed alarm module Low speed alarm sound effect When the vehicle speed is 0 ～ 20km/h, the low speed alarm The pure electric vehicle is quiet in low speed driving, resulting in module simulates the sound of running engine to make the probability of accidents occurring to pedestrians (especially the sound alarm, and the tone gradually increases with the the blind) higher than that of conventional vehicles.

  • Page 115: Electric Power Steering System

    Starting and Driving Electric power steering system Braking system Service brake If the electric power steering fails or cannot operate, the steering will appear very heavy, which will affect Dual brake hydraulic system driving safety. A failure in one of the hydraulic pipelines will be The electric power steering system only works when the vehicle indicated by illumination of the "braking system is started.
  • Page 116 Starting and Driving General state Wet state Always ensure that floor mats or other objects do not Driving in heavy rain and slushy roads will considerably reduce braking efficiency. At this time, disturb brake pedal movement. keep safe distance from other vehicles and gently Never rest your foot on the brake pedal as this depress the brake pedal intermittently to dry the may overheat the brakes, reduce their efficiency...

  • Page 117: Abs (Anti-Lock Braking System)

    Starting and Driving ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) ABS Function ABS is used to prevent the road wheels from locking under ABS may not be able to shorten the brake distance, emergency braking, thereby helping you maintain steering depending on road surface conditions, brake control.

  • Page 118: Esc (Electronic Stability Control)

    Starting and Driving ESC (Electronic Stability Control) varies the braking pressure to each according to the amount of friction available. Functions of ESC This prevents the wheels from locking and enables steering ESC covers the functions of ABS, EBD, TCS, VDC, HBA, RMI, control to be maintained.
  • Page 119 Starting and Driving TCS (Traction Control System) HHC hill hold control TCS automatically controls the driving force at the start-off and When the vehicle drives uphill, HHC can prevent the vehicle acceleration to prevent wheels from spinning, so as to maintain from sliding backwards after the driver releases the brake pedal.

  • Page 120: Epb (Electrical Parking Brake)

    Starting and Driving EPB (Electrical Parking Brake) • It is not recommended to park on roads with a slope greater than 20%, otherwise it may slip. The EPB pull-up switch is integrated with the P gear button on the shift lever. When the vehicle is stationary, press the P gear Parking button to enter the parking mode.
  • Page 121 Starting and Driving 4 The driver moves the gear lever to switch out of P gear, the automatically pull up, and the vehicle will automatically switch parking brake will automatically release, the "EPB indicator to P gear. (red)" on the instrument cluster will go out, and the vehicle Emergency braking function starts to move.

  • Page 122: Auto Hold

    Starting and Driving AUTO HOLD The default state of this function is off, which means that after the vehicle is powered off, the EPB (Electronic Parking Brake) AUTO HOLD is located on central control screen. Use this will automatically pull up; If you choose to turn on this function, switch to control the on or off of AUTO HOLD system.

  • Page 123: Warning Lights

    Starting and Driving Warning lights During operation of the AUTO HOLD, opening the door or unfastening the seat belt will activate the EPB. The "AUTO Warning lights related to braking system include "braking HOLD indicator (green)" goes out and the "EPB indicator (red)" system warning light (red)", "ABS warning light (yellow)", illuminates.

  • Page 124: Parking Assist System

    Starting and Driving Parking assist system Working status of parking sensor assist system After selecting reverse gear R, if the parking assist system Note: The type of parking assist system equipped on has no faults, the system will automatically start working. your vehicle is subject to the actual vehicle configuration When selecting other gears, the parking assist system will stop purchased.

  • Page 125: 360° Around-View System

    Starting and Driving 360° around-view system 150 CM 360° around-view system is not always reliable. It 30CM only plays the role of assistance! Due to limited visual field, the camera can't detect any obstacle beyond the blind spot and its visual field; even when the system is running, be also careful to view the environment around the vehicle.
  • Page 126 Starting and Driving After the function is turned on, 2D front/rear/left/right viewing on when the forward side parking radar detects the obstacle angles can be switched in the operation area. at a certain distance. • Forward guide line display Function off After the function is enabled, the around view system will •...

  • Page 127: Driver Assistance System

    Starting and Driving Driver assistance system Camera maintenance In order to keep the proper operation of camera, please ensure Note: The type of advanced driver assistance system on there is no foreign matter such as dust, ice and snow, and water your vehicle depends on the actual vehicle configuration on the front of camera.

  • Page 128: Fcw And Aeb (Forward Collision Assist)

    Starting and Driving FCW and AEB (Forward collision assist) Function on or off Forward collision assist includes FCW (Forward Collision Function on mode Warning) and AEB (Automatic Emergency Braking). The FCW When the vehicle is started, the collision assist function is on by function warns the driver of pedestrians, bicycles or vehicles in default.
  • Page 129 Starting and Driving Information prompt Caution • Visual alarm The collision assist is designed to decrease the vehicle speed as much as possible to reduce the losses caused by collisions, – Indicator prompt: During the forward collision warning, instead of complete prevention of collisions. The driver should the "FCW (Forward Collision Warning)/AEB (Automatic drive carefully and do not rely on the system.

  • Page 130: Ldw (Lane Departure Warning)

    Starting and Driving LDW (Lane Departure Warning) Service restrictions • When the vehicle speed is lower than 8km/h, the system will LDW function provides assist for driver on expressway, fast not give alarm. The system triggered occasionally due to low roads and similar arterial roads.
  • Page 131 Starting and Driving Audible alarm Caution Set in the entertainment system screen, and click “Alarm LDW is only a driving function for alarm assistance. Sensitivity” on the under of Lane Assist, the options “ON” and The driver shall never fully rely on the LDW function to “OFF”...

  • Page 132: Lka (Lane Keeping Assist)

    Starting and Driving LKA (Lane Keeping Assist) sections.A large area of shadows are formed by the projection of trees, large objects or landscape features on the lane. When activated, LKA function will determine the position of • LDW may miss warning or send incorrect warning in the vehicle relative to the lane lines based on the road boundary following conditions: information acquired by the camera, and in combination of the...
  • Page 133 Starting and Driving Information prompt Caution When the driver unintentionally departures from current lane, LDW is only a driver assistance function. The driver shall the system will remind the driver through the warning icon on never fully rely on the LKA function to prevent the vehicle from the instrument cluster together with buzzer sound, and may departure of the current lane, but shall bear the responsibility intervene the turning to return the vehicle to the original lane.

  • Page 134: Elk (Emergency Lane Keeping)

    Starting and Driving ELK (Emergency Lane Keeping) Service restrictions LKA cannot clearly detect the lane lines all the time. You may When the ELK (Emergency Lane Keeping) function is activated, receive invalid warning or false interference in the following it determines the position of the vehicle relative to the adjacent conditions: vehicle or curb, etc.
  • Page 135 Starting and Driving steering to keep the vehicle away from the adjacent vehicle or Caution curb, etc. to avoid the risk of collision. If the vehicle suspension kit replaced by yourself is not approved by us, the emergency lane keeping assist system Caution may not operate properly.

  • Page 136: Acc (Adaptive Cruise Control)

    Starting and Driving ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) – See "Camera" for camera restrictions. ACC can help the driver maintain the same speed as the vehicle – Weather conditions (heavy rain, snow, fog, extremely high ahead for the preselected time interval. The adaptive cruise or low temperatures) interfere with camera operation.
  • Page 137 Starting and Driving : It is used for setting the following distance, and adjust After the system is activated, your vehicle will cruise at the set the following distance of ACC. Each time the switch is speed when there is no vehicle ahead; when there is a target pressed, the following distance is switched between Level vehicle ahead which runs at a speed higher than your vehicle 1 to 3.
  • Page 138 Starting and Driving Adjustment of cruise distance Caution Short press , the following distance will be switched between The driver must always pay attention to the traffic conditions, Level 1 to 3 each time the button is pressed, and the current and make intervene if the ACC system has not kept an following distance can be confirmed through the display on the appropriate speed or correct distance.
  • Page 139 Starting and Driving must intervene to match the speed and distance of the vehicle Caution ahead. The causes of automatic disabling may be: When entering and leaving the curve, the selection of target • The driver opens the door. may be delayed or interfered. In these cases, the ACC vehicle •...

  • Page 140: Slif (Speed Limit Information Function)

    Starting and Driving SLIF (Speed Limit Information Function) speed limit sign, the instrument cluster will display the current speed limit value. SLIF (Speed Limit Information Function) is to use intelligent front view camera or maps to recognize speed signs and send When a new speed limit sign is recognized, a "tick"...

  • Page 141: Ihc (Intelligent High Beam Control)

    Starting and Driving IHC (Intelligent High beam Control) damaged, completely or partially covered, too far or too high, and attached to road surfaces. IHC (Intelligent High beam Control) recognizes the traffic • The detection range of the camera is blocked when the environment ahead through the front view camera, automatically vehicle runs too close to the vehicle ahead.
  • Page 142 Starting and Driving • Set it in the central control screen: Settings -> Vehicle -> Caution Lamps -> Automatic High Beam Off. The front view camera module is installed on the front windscreen. It should be noted that the camera's field of view Activation conditions cannot be blocked by objects, which will affect its function.

  • Page 143: Driver State Monitoring

    Starting and Driving Driver state monitoring • The performance of IHC will be degraded in bad weather conditions, such as wind, sand, heavy rain and fog. Note: It applies to vehicles configured with driver • See "Camera" for camera restrictions. monitoring system (DMS).
  • Page 144 Starting and Driving This function will work with the vehicle speed not less than Driver smoking behavior detection 10km/h, and distinguish mild fatigue, moderate fatigue and When the DMS detects the smoking behavior of the driver severe fatigue. during driving, the driver will be reminded through pop-up window and alarm on the instrument pack.

  • Page 145: Tires

    Starting and Driving Tires Winter tires The vehicle speed shall not exceed the maximum DEFECTIVE TIRES ARE DANGEROUS! allowable speed of the installed winter tires, Do NOT drive your vehicle if any tire is excessively otherwise the tires may suddenly lose pressure, worn, damaged or inflated to an incorrect pressure.

  • Page 146: Anti-Skid Chain

    Starting and Driving The maximum allowable speed of winter tires shall be subject to When the temperature rises above 7℃, it is recommended to the speed code on the tires. replace winter tires with non-winter tires. Speed symbol Maximum speed (km/h) Anti-skid chain When driving a vehicle in the snow, it is recommended to apply S anti-skid chain to the driving wheels.

  • Page 147: Loading

    Starting and Driving Loading Load restraint Secure all loads in the vehicle to prevent personal Each driver is obliged to ensure his vehicle is free of overload. injury due to movement of loads. Note: The maximum allowable total mass is indicated on the VIN Plate located at front lower of B pillar.

  • Page 148: Trailer Towing

    Starting and Driving Trailer towing Note: It is applicable to the vehicle equipped with the trailer device. The vehicles are designed for use primarily as a passenger and load bearing vehicle. Towing a trailer may create adverse effects on a number of factors including handling, durability, performance and braking.
  • Page 149 Starting and Driving • The vehicle speed should not exceed 100 km/h. The vehicle • If the traffic conditions behind the trailer are invisible through speed should not exceed 70 km/h when changing lanes or the standard outside rear view mirrors, two additional rear steering.

  • Page 150: Recommended Towing Weight

    Starting and Driving Recommended towing weight • As the driving stability of towing vehicle and trailer drops with the speed increase, the speed shall be as low as Towing capacity possible without exceeding the specified speed limit under Payload the improper road, weather and strong wind conditions, GVW(kg) CVW(kg) ATM(braked trailer)(kg) GTM(kg) (kg)

  • Page 151: Installation Of Trailer Device

    Starting and Driving Maximum nose weight Variant 100 kg All models Installation of trailer device The class of the coupling ball is A50-X. Users can match and install the corresponding trailer according to their needs. If you need to install trailer devices, please contact our Service Dealer. Maintenance If the vehicle is often used to tow a trailer, additional maintenance shall be made in the maintenance intervals to ensure continuous...
  • Page 153 Emergency Troubleshooting 146 Emergency Door Opening or Closing 147 Hazard warning lamp 148 Warning triangle 148 Replacing wheel 154 Towing vehicle 156 Jump start 158 Fuse replacement 166 Bulb replacement...

  • Page 154: Emergency Troubleshooting

    Emergency Troubleshooting Emergency Door Opening or Closing Manually lock the front occupant door and side sliding door Manually unlock and lock the driver door When the vehicle is powered off or the doors can not be locked When the vehicle is powered off or the doors can not be unlocked electronically, the front occupant door and side sliding door can or locked electronically, the driver door can be unlocked and be locked manually.

  • Page 155: Hazard Warning Lamp

    Emergency Troubleshooting Hazard warning lamp Emergency locking of side sliding door When you encounter a problem during driving and have to stop the vehicle or slow down, you shall press the hazard warning lamp switch on the front roof vanity light, the "direction indicator (green)"...

  • Page 156: Warning Triangle

    Emergency Troubleshooting Warning triangle Replacing wheel Jack The warning triangle is located under the front passenger seat. Location When you encounter a problem during driving and you have to pull the vehicle over, if the situation permits, on the conventional The jack and the vehicle tool are placed under the front road, please place a warning triangle about 50 - 150m right passenger seat.

  • Page 157: Spare Tire

    Emergency Troubleshooting Spare tire 3 Insert the wheel nut wrench into the spare tire loading/unloading hole, and turn the wheel nut wrench Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the spare tire. counterclockwise to lower the spare tire until the spare tire reaches the ground.
  • Page 158 Emergency Troubleshooting Caution After securing the wheel, check whether the wheel is installed firmly. If the wheel is loose, it may fall off owing to vibration and cause an accident. 4 Fasten the spare tire bolt cap. Caution Be sure to fully lift and tighten the spare tire after the replacement.

  • Page 159: Replacing Tire

    Emergency Troubleshooting Replacing tire Positioning jack Only use jack at specified jacking points. The lifting Vehicle parking height shall not be more than the height necessary Park your vehicle in firm and level ground without for tire replacement (such as no more than 30cm disturbing traffic or traffic hazard to yourself.
  • Page 160 Emergency Troubleshooting The jacking point of the front wheel is at the bulged position Replacing with spare tire below the first plug behind the front wheel, see (1) in the figure. During the lifting, do not start the engine. Never get The jacking point of the rear wheel is at the first bulged position under the lifted vehicle.
  • Page 161 Emergency Troubleshooting 10 Mount the replaced wheel into the position of spare wheel, see "Spare tire" in this section. Caution Be sure to fully lift and tighten the spare tire after the replacement. The replaced main tire is recommended to be temporarily placed in the compartment and contact our 5 Remove the fixing nuts of the wheel and carefully remove Service Dealer for the repair of the damaged main tire.

  • Page 162: Towing Vehicle

    Emergency Troubleshooting Towing vehicle Caution The maximum weight the towing hitch can bear is 1/2 GVW. While towing or being towed, relative national regulations about Do not tow the vehicle with a weight more than this value. vehicle towing shall be abided by. The application range of towing rope is as shown below: Towing hitch Front towing hitch...

  • Page 163: Towing

    Emergency Troubleshooting Towing After a severe collision, if you find it impossible to move the shift lever into N, shift from P to another Before towed gear, or turn the steering wheel, please note that the drive wheels must not be on the ground when To ensure the steering gear can rotate freely, be towing.

  • Page 164: Jump Start

    Emergency Troubleshooting Jump start 4 Lift the body/chassis instead of the wheels - wrong. It is recommended to tow the vehicle with a flatbed trailer. When Battery disconnection towing, all four wheels must be off the ground. Always wear protective gloves and eye protecting When the vehicle is pulled onto the flatbed trailer, it glasses when working on a battery.

  • Page 165: Jump Start

    Emergency Troubleshooting Jump start Caution Before disconnecting the battery, always shut down the Never pull or tow the vehicle to start. motor and all electrical devices for more than 2 minutes. Ensure the rated voltage of two batteries is the same While disconnecting, never allow the terminal to contact with (12V) and the jumper cable is acknowledged as the the metal parts of vehicle body.

  • Page 166: Fuse Replacement

    Emergency Troubleshooting Fuse replacement Note: If it fails to start after several attempts, the vehicle may need maintenance. Fuses of this vehicle are located in three boxes. Note: If the malfunction indicator lamp appears on the instrument cluster after starting up the vehicle, it may be Caution due to low battery voltage.

  • Page 167: Driver Compartment Fuse Box

    Emergency Troubleshooting Driver compartment fuse box Fuses in the driver compartment fuse box can be identified by the label on the back of lower storage box cover at driver side. Driver compartment fuse box is located behind the fascia console switch at driver side. IR05 IR06 IR07...
  • Page 168 Emergency Troubleshooting Specification Specification Code Function Code Function A/C controller/rear A/C switch/front IF22 Reserved IF04 7.5A and rear blowers/rear defrost relay 12V power supply IF23 coil Driver window UP/DOWN switch/front Radio cassette player/entertainment IF05 20A/25A passenger window UP/DOWN mainframe IF24 7.5A switch/IBDU (intelligent body domain IF06...

  • Page 169: Front Compartment Fuse Box

    Emergency Troubleshooting Front compartment fuse box Specification Code Function IF35 Reserved Front compartment fuse box is located at the right of compartment wall at the front hood bottom (viewed from the IF36 Reserved front of vehicle). Fuse can be accessed by just removing the IF37 Reserved cover of front compartment fuse box.
  • Page 170 Emergency Troubleshooting Fuses in the front compartment fuse box can be identified by the Specification Code Function label printed at the back of the fuse box cover. IBDU (intelligent body domain controller module)/entertainment UF47 UF05 7.5A display/rain & light sensor/clock UR02 UR03 UR04...
  • Page 171 Emergency Troubleshooting Specification Specification Code Function Code Function Six-in-one power supply UF36 Trailer connector (large)/six-in-one power supply UF22 7.5A UF37 Reserved (small)/brake switch/fan/vacuum UF38 Reserved pump relay coil Motor water pump UF23 UF39 Reserved Battery water pump UF24 UF40 Reserved UF25 Reserved UF41...
  • Page 172 Emergency Troubleshooting Specification Specification Code Function Code Function KL87 relay UR04 US07 Reserved IG relay KL87 power supply UR05 US08 Electric horn relay UR06 UR07 Reserved Rear wiper relay UR08 Electric vacuum pump relay UR09 Front wiper relay UR10 Front wiper relay UR11 UR12 Reserved...

  • Page 173: Battery Fuse Box

    Emergency Troubleshooting Battery fuse box Fuse replacement The battery fuse box is located on the battery positive terminal. Only replace with fuses of the same specifications/rated current. Installing nonspecific fuse will damage electrical system and even cause fire. Before attempting to replace the fuse, the vehicle power and all electrical devices must be turned off.

  • Page 174: Bulb Replacement

    Emergency Troubleshooting Bulb replacement Bulb specification Bulb Specifications Before replacing any bulbs, turn off the power supply and light Low beam/high beam (type 1) switch to prevent any possible short circuit. Low beam/high beam (type 2) LED light source When removing or installing bulbs, never touch the bulb with Front direction indicator lamp PY21W hands and if touched, clean hand trace on the bulb with cloth...

  • Page 175: Low Beam/High Beam (Type 1)

    Emergency Troubleshooting Low beam/high beam (type 1) Front direction indicator lamp Open the front compartment hood, and at the rear of headlamp: Open the front compartment hood, and at the rear of headlamp: — Rotate the bulb cap counterclockwise, and remove it; —...

  • Page 176: Front Roof Vanity Light

    Emergency Troubleshooting Front roof vanity light Rear roof vanity light Carefully pry off the lamp shade with a screwdriver or equivalent; Carefully pry off the lamp shade with a screwdriver or equivalent; Remove the bulb. Remove the bulb. Type 1 Type 2...
  • Page 177 Maintenance and Service 170 Regular maintenance 170 Owner's check 171 Front compartment hood 173 Front compartment 173 Coolant 175 Brake fluid 176 Washer fluid 177 Wiper blades 179 Seat belts 180 Battery 183 High-voltage battery pack 185 Tires 187 Other maintenance...

  • Page 178: Maintenance And Service

    Maintenance and Service Regular maintenance Owner's check Regular maintenance is the key to economy, safety and The following are a few simple but important checks which you reliability for your vehicle and it must be remembered that the shall make at regular intervals before driving to ensure reliable responsibility for maintaining your vehicle in a safe, roadworthy and economic operation: condition rests ultimately on you, the owner/operator.

  • Page 179: Harsh Conditions

    Maintenance and Service Front compartment hood Harsh conditions For vehicles often used in harsh conditions, it is recommended Open front compartment hood to shorten the maintenance interval. 1 Pull the front compartment lid unlocking tab located under Regular vehicle maintenance shall be done by Our Service the driver's side dashboard to unlock the front compartment.

  • Page 180: Close Front Compartment Hood

    Maintenance and Service Close front compartment hood 2 After unlocking, press down on the middle upper position of the front compartment lid (as shown by the arrow) to open After the front hood is lifted and rotated 92° with two hands, the front compartment hood.

  • Page 181: Front Compartment

    Maintenance and Service Front compartment Coolant Coolant is harmful if swallowed. Do not allow coolant to contact the eyes or skin. If it does, rinse immediately with plenty of water. Please add correct specification coolant. Never driving the vehicle if coolant of correct specification is not filled. Coolant specification see "Recommended fluid oil".

  • Page 182: Check And Refill

    Maintenance and Service Check and refill Do not remove the expansion tank cap while the cooling system is hot, for overflowed water vapor or hot coolant may cause personal injury. If coolant has to be charged when the system is hot, wait for 10 minutes, place a thick cloth over the filler cap and turn the cap slowly anti-clockwise to release the pressure in the expansion tank before removing...

  • Page 183: Brake Fluid

    Maintenance and Service Brake fluid Check and refill Be sure to check the brake fluid level after the vehicle is parked If there is a significant drop in the level of the brake on a flat ground and the brake system is in cold state. Brake fluid, contact Our Service Dealer for service as soon fluid level is visible on the reservoir and the normal level shall as possible.

  • Page 184: Washer Fluid

    Maintenance and Service Washer fluid Caution • Do not use antifreeze or vinegar/aqueous solution in Check and refill reservoir - Antifreeze can damage paint surfaces and vinegar can damage washer pump. Use the washer Driving with a non-operational washer system can fluid recommended and approved by our company.

  • Page 185: Wiper Blades

    Maintenance and Service Wiper blades Replacement of windshield wiper blade Inspection Inspect the edge of the blade for roughness or damage, and check that the blade rubber is secure throughout its length. Note: Traces of grease and other impurities on the rubber can prevent the wipers from working correctly, and can also damage the windshield glass.

  • Page 186: Replacement Of Rear Window Wiper Blade

    Maintenance and Service Replacement of rear window wiper blade Installation 1 Put the fitting of the new wiper blade into the slot of the Note: It applies to vehicles configured with the rear window wiper arm. wiper and washer. 2 Push the blade towards the arm until the wiper blade is fully engaged.

  • Page 187: Seat Belts

    Maintenance and Service Seat belts Maintenance and service Do not attempt to repair the retractor or buckle Inspection mechanisms, or to modify the seat belts in any way. Seat belts subjected to strain as a result of The belts also have a sensitive retractor which is an accident shall be replaced, and the anchorage designed to lock only during heavy acceleration, points checked, by Our Service Dealer.

  • Page 188: Battery

    Maintenance and Service Battery immediately. If acid splashes onto your skin or clothes, immediately neutralize it with thick soap Warnings and instructions for battery: solution, and then rinse with plenty of water. If you drink acid by mistake, see a doctor immediately. Wear goggles! Open fires, electric sparks, strong lights and smoking are prohibited.

  • Page 189: Duration Of Storing The Vehicle

    Maintenance and Service such case, charge the battery or disconnect the battery negative The duration of each powering on should not be less cable during the vehicle parking. than 5 seconds. Try to avoid powering on and off too frequently. Note: Please pay attention to the warnings &...

  • Page 190: Removing The Battery

    Maintenance and Service Turn off the vehicle power supply and all electrical appliances Caution before charging. If the vehicle has been parked for a long period • Keep any child away from the battery, battery acid and and cannot be started due to lack of power (general terminal charging equipment.

  • Page 191: Installing The Battery

    Maintenance and Service High-voltage battery pack ensure to use one with the same voltage (12V), structure and safety label. The current strength and capacity should be same Instructions and restricted conditions with the original battery. Our Service Dealer can offer you with genuine batteries.
  • Page 192 Maintenance and Service 3 When using the vehicle, it is recommended to avoid frequent must be conducted every 3 months for the high-voltage hard acceleration and deceleration, and choose flat and battery pack, and then have it discharged to 40%～60%, dry roads as much as possible when driving.

  • Page 193: Tires

    Maintenance and Service Tires has been disposed, you shall contact our Service Dealer to transfer the vehicle to our Service Dealer for check. DEFECTIVE TIRES ARE DANGEROUS! Do NOT drive 10 After a serious vehicle accident, personnel in the vehicle your vehicle if any tire is excessively worn, damaged need leave the vehicle as soon as possible and contact our or inflated to an incorrect pressure.

  • Page 194: Wear Indicator

    Maintenance and Service Wear indicator The spare tire should be maintained at the highest recommended pressure and adjusted before use. Pressure There are wear indicators in the tread of all original tires. When should be checked with an accurate Tire Pressure Gauge when the tire has worn down until 1.6 mm of the tread is remaining the tire is cold instead of decreasing the value under warm the wear indicators will appear across the full width of the tread...

  • Page 195: Tire Check And Rotation

    Maintenance and Service Other maintenance Tire check and rotation In order to achieve even tire wear, it is recommended to Vehicle wash check the tires every 5,000km, and check the wheel alignment parameters under the curb weight of the entire vehicle as When driving for the first time after washing the required.

  • Page 196: Anti-Corrosion Of Underbody

    Maintenance and Service Seat and trim • Use special vehicle cleaner to remove grease and tar spots on vehicle body and while still wet, wash the paintwork using Often use vacuum sweeper or soft brush to clean dirt and dust a soft sponge and generous quantities of water containing accumulated on fibers.
  • Page 197 General Technical Parameters 190 Major vehicle dimension parameters 191 Vehicle weight parameters 192 Dynamic performance parameters 193 Main parameters of drive motor 194 Chassis technical parameters 195 Recommended fluids 196 Wheels and tires 197 Wheel alignment parameters...

  • Page 198: General Technical Parameters

    General Technical Parameters Major vehicle dimension parameters Model EVA1C Drive mode Front-motor, front-wheel-drive Length, mm 4800 5250 Width, mm 1874 Height, mm 1960, 2180 Wheelbase, mm 3100 3450 Front/Rear overhang, mm 650/1050 650/1150 Front/rear track, mm 1650/1650 1650/1650 Minimum turning circle diameter, m 11.5 12.8...

  • Page 199: Vehicle Weight Parameters

    General Technical Parameters Vehicle weight parameters Model EVA1C Maximum allowable total mass, kg 3050 3050 3010 3010 3150 3195 3110 3110 Curb weight, kg 1850 1850 1950 1950 1930 1930 2010 2010 Axle load (front/rear axle load 1197/1853 1234/1816 1172/1838 1221/1789 1297/1853 1343/1852 1273/1837 1321/1789 under gross vehicle weight), kg Number of seats...

  • Page 200: Dynamic Performance Parameters

    General Technical Parameters Dynamic performance parameters Item Parameters Model EVA1C Maximum design speed, km/h 100(ECO mode)，120 (Other modes) Maximum gradeability, % Accelerating ability (Accelerating time from 0 to 50 km/h), second...

  • Page 201: Main Parameters Of Drive Motor

    General Technical Parameters Main parameters of drive motor Model TZ180XSSQC Type Permanent magnet synchronous motor Rated power, kw Rated speed, r/min 4980 Rated torque, Nm Peak power, kw Peak speed, r/min 14500 Peak torque, Nm Working voltage of motor, V...

  • Page 202: Chassis Technical Parameters

    General Technical Parameters Chassis technical parameters Item Parameters Front suspension McPherson independent suspension Rear suspension Non independent leaf spring suspension Requirements for aluminum wheel Residual dynamic unbalance on both sides of aluminum wheel assembly is less than 8g dynamic balance Reasonable free travel range of Within 10mm brake pedal...

  • Page 203: Recommended Fluids

    General Technical Parameters Recommended fluids Item Specification Capacity Battery circulation coolant, L D-35(-35℃) Electric drive system coolant, L D-35(-35℃) Brake fluid, L Laike 901-4 DOT 4 0.75±0.05 Washer fluid, L General low freezing point detergent 450(It applies to vehicles configured with single front air conditioning configuration) R-1234yf HFC-1234yf...

  • Page 204: Wheels And Tires

    General Technical Parameters Wheels and tires Item Parameters Wheel specification 16×6J Tire specifications 195/65R16C Tire load index 104/102 Tire speed symbol Not less than R （ 170 km/h ） Maximum allowable total mass, kg ≤3200 Half load 350kPa/3.5bar/51psi Front wheel Tire pressure Full load 350kPa/3.5bar/51psi...

  • Page 205: Wheel Alignment Parameters

    General Technical Parameters Wheel alignment parameters Item Parameters Toe-in (single 0.1°±0.08° side) Camber 0.5°±0.75° Camber Front 0°±0.75° difference suspension Kingpin 12.13° inclination angle Kingpin caster 4.15°±0.75° angle Toe-in (single 0°±0.42° side) Camber 0.333°±0.75° Rear suspension Camber 0°±0.75° difference Thrust angle 0°±0.30°...

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