Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL...
Page 2 Foreword Thank you for choosing a BYD vehicle. Please read this manual carefully for proper use and maintenance. Special instructions: BYD Auto Co., Ltd. recommends that you select genuine spare parts and properly use, maintain and repair the vehicle according to the requirements on this manual.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Illustration Index Instrument Cluster Exterior..........7 Instrument Cluster......50 Dashboard......... 9 Instrument Cluster View......50 Instrument Cluster Indicators....51 Interior..........10 Doors..........11 Controller Operation Safety Doors and Keys.........62 Keys............62 Seat Belts.........14 Locking/Unlocking Doors....... 66 Seat Belt Overview........14 Smart Access and Start System....72 Using Seat Belts........14 Child Protection Lock......74 Airbags..........
Page 5 Gearshift control panel......129 Infotainment System...... 178 Electric Parking Brake (EPB)....130 Infotainment Button......178 Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)....132 BYD App......... 181 Key Points for Driving......133 BYD APP..........181 Driver Assistance......135 Account Registration......181 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)....135 Vehicle Condition and Control....181...
Page 6 Vents............187 Self-Maintenance......206 Air Purification System*......188 Self-Maintenance........206 A/C Settings........... 189 Sunroof Maintenance......207 Storage Device........189 Vehicle Storage........208 Door Bins..........189 Bonnet........... 209 Glove Box..........190 Cooling System........209 Bill Box........... 190 Washer........... 210 Centre Console Cubby......190 Braking System........211 Cup Holder..........190 Engine Oil..........211 Seatback Pockets........
Page 7 Abbreviation List Abbreviations......... 257...
Page 8: Illustration Index
Illustration Index Exterior P209 Bonnet Locking/Unlocking Doors P209 P120 Cooling System Refueling Cover P210 P120 Washer Refueling P211 P213 Brake Fluid Tyre P217 P232 Front Compartment Fuse Box If a Tyre Goes Flat P174 P207 Front Wiper Lights Doors...
Page 9 Boot Electric external rearview mirrors P173 P174 Rear Wiper Charging Port Cover...
Page 10: Dashboard
Dashboard P187 Front Side Vent Wiper Switch P178 P187 Infotainment Touchscreen Front Side Vent P209 Light Switches Bonnet Handle Instrument Cluster Wireless Phone Charging Location P194 Steering Wheel P187 10 Front Centre Vent Adjusting the Steering Wheel P189 11 Glove Box Steering Wheel Switch Group...
Page 11: Interior
Interior P190 P129 Front Seat Cup Holder Gearshift control panel P182 Switches A/C ON/OFF P169 ESC Switch* Mode Switch Set P150 P190 BSD System Switch Centre Console Cubby Lane Departure Warning System Hazard Warning Light Switch P147 (LDWS)* Seats Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)
Page 12: Doors
Interior door handle Side Mirror Adjustment Switch Front Left Door Switch Emergency Vehicle Locking with Mechanical Key Power Window Switches P189 Door Bins Window Lock Button Interior Boot Lid Button Central Door Lock...
Page 14: Safety
SAFETY Seat Belts.......... 14 Airbags..........17 Child Restraint Systems....24 Working Modes of Dual-Mode (DM) System..........30 Anti-theft Alarm system....41 Event Data Recorder System....42...
Page 15: Seat Belts
Until then, do not use the restraint force. corresponding seat. Using Seat Belts BYD has highly emphasised that all ● occupants should always fasten their 1. Adjust the seat position and seatback seat belts while in the vehicle. Failure angle.
Page 16 Keep the correct sitting posture and ● pull out the shoulder belt diagonally across the entire shoulder without contacting the neck or falling from the shoulder. Position the lap belt as low as possible around the hip. 4. The height of the front seat belts can be adjusted for optimum comfort and protection.
Page 17 After an accident, have the seat ● belts checked at a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. If the preloading function is activated, the seat belt must be replaced. In the event of a severe accident, REMINDER ●...
Page 18: Airbags
In the event of abnormality ● Do not disassemble or assemble or function failure, contact ● airbag components without a BYD authorised dealer or authorisation. service provider. Do not use the corresponding seat until the Non-BYD genuine seat covers may ●...
Page 19: Driver And Front Passenger Airbags
In this case, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection. When a moderate to severe side ●...
Page 20: Side Curtain Airbags
ECU, airbags do not deploy, even if the vehicle may have been severely deformed in an accident. The ECU of the BYD airbag system Generally, only the airbag on the ● ● has been set up with considerations of impacted side deploys in the event of common misuse and road conditions.
Page 21 Cases When Airbags May Be Deployed The vehicle's nose hits the ground when crossing a deep groove. Cases When Airbags May Not Be Deployed The vehicle hits a concrete column, tree, or other slim objects. The vehicle hits a bump or kerbstone. The vehicle goes under a truck or another The vehicle's nose hits the ground when large vehicle.
Page 22 The vehicle rolls over. The lateral side of the vehicle is hit diagonally. The vehicle hits a wall or a vehicle at a side other than the front side. The lateral side of the vehicle hits a columnar object. Parts other than the passenger compartment receive side impact.
Page 23 BYD authorised dealer or in motion. Failure to do so could service provider.
Page 24 The surface of the seat with a ● side airbag is scratched, cracked or It is recommended that you contact damaged similarly. a BYD authorised dealer or service provider immediately if any of the Decorative (liner) parts at A-pillar with ● following situations occurs.
Page 25: Child Restraint Systems
WARNING can endanger life or lead to serious personal injury. Children should use an appropriate child restraint system, and it is recommended that children are seated on a rear outboard seat position. Children should sit comfortably and safely. Children of all ages and sizes must always sit correctly secured in the vehicle.
Page 26 For additional installation instructions, WARNING please read the instructions provided with your child restraint system. restraint system is removed from the front passenger seat, to Installing Child Restraint Systems enable the front passenger seat airbag. Installation in the front passenger seat Never use a rear-facing child ●...
Page 27 When the child restraint is installed on ● CAUTION the front passenger seat with a top tether: The anchorages are located in the gap between the seat cushion and Route it through the aperture of the ● the seatback. head restraint. The rear seats are equipped with top ●...
Page 28 system, the head restraint can be WARNING adjusted or removed. the head restraint must never be When the child restraint is installed ● removed, and must be positioned on the rear outboard seat with a top at the appropriate height. tether: Remove the cargo cover to have Details on child restraint system...
Page 29 Seating Position Front Front Passenger Passenger Airbag Airbag Activated Deactivat Seating position (Forward- suitable for facing Universal only) belted Seating position (Forward- suitable for facing i-Size only) Largest suitable Lateral child restraint system Largest suitable Rearward R1 / R2X / R1 / R2X / R1 / R2X / child...
Page 30 Seating Position Front Front Passenger Passenger Airbag Airbag Activated Deactivat ： If necessary, to ensure the child restraint system has direct contact to the rear seatback, the head restraint should be adjusted or removed. X:Seat position not suitable for securing a child restraint system.
Page 31: Working Modes Of Dual-Mode (Dm) System
Recommended child restraint systems: (Group and child stature according to ECE R129). Child Stature Child Restraint Group Manufacturer Comment (cm) System ＜ 83 Maxi-Cosi Pebble 360 Belted ISOFIX and 0+/1 76-105 Britax Römer Trifix 2 i-Size belted ISOFIX and ＜ 135 Britax Römer Kidfix i-Size belted...
Page 32 In HEV mode, the engine supplies ● power to the high-voltage battery and drive motor. REMINDER The vehicle may switch to ● In HEV mode, the engine and the HEV mode automatically under ● operating conditions such as high-voltage battery simultaneously rapid acceleration, high vehicle supply power to the drive motor.
Page 33 In HEV mode, the engine drives the ● vehicle and simultaneously drives the motor to generate electricity for energy recycling. REMINDER The vehicle may switch to ● In HEV mode, the engine drives the ● HEV mode automatically under vehicle and the drive motor rests. operating conditions such as rapid acceleration, high vehicle speed, grade climbing, high or...
Page 34 In HEV mode, the engine starts to In HEV mode, the engine supplies ● ● operate in parallel at medium and power to the high-voltage battery high speeds under some working and drive motor. According to the conditions to improve fuel economy. operating conditions, the vehicle system intelligently selects 4WD In HEV mode, the engine and...
Page 35 In HEV mode, the engine drives the ● vehicle and the drive motor rests.
Page 36: Working Modes Selection Of Dual-Mode (Dm) System
Working Modes Selection of Dual-Mode (DM) System Configuration 1 (2WD) ① EV/HEV mode the MODE lever continuously until the ECO indicator on the instrument Pull the lever forward to trigger EV ● cluster lights up. This indicates that the mode vehicle has switched to ECO mode to minimize power consumption.
Page 37 cluster lights up, indicating that the EV mode with sufficient battery SOC, vehicle is in the EV mode. Toggle toggle the EV/HEV switch forward and the MODE lever continuously until the hold for 3s until the EV indicator on the SPORT indicator on the instrument instrument cluster turns blue.
Page 38 Configuration 2 (4WD) ① EV/HEV mode vehicle has switched to ECO mode to minimize power consumption. Pull the lever forward to trigger EV ● mode EV-NORMAL Drive Mode: and backward to trigger HEV mode. Toggle the EV/HEV lever forward, and ●...
Page 39 HEV-ECO Drive Mode: Toggle the MODE lever continuously ● until the sand mode indicator on Toggle the EV/HEV lever backward, and the instrument cluster lights up. This ● the HEV indicator on the instrument indicates that the vehicle has switched cluster lights up, indicating that the to sand mode.
Page 40: Precautions For Working Modes Of Dual-Mode (Dm) System
When the temperature is lower than contact a BYD authorized dealer ● -35°C or higher than 60°C, the battery or service provider as soon as cannot discharge.
Page 41 Be sure to pay attention to this it may hear the sound (sound of situation. contactor closing or opening) from high-voltage components under the It is recommended to consult a BYD auxiliary dashboard, which is not a ● authorized dealer or service provider fault.
Page 42: Anti-Theft Alarm System
WARNING do not touch any high-voltage components (such as battery assembly) or cables (in orange) connecting components. If there are uninsulated wires inside or outside the vehicle, do not touch them to avoid electric shock. If the liquid leaks into some parts ●...
Page 43: Event Data Recorder System
EDR and equipment personal data is collected and (for example, they can read the data processed when you use a BYD vehicle. of SRS control unit to clarify the accident). For a more detailed overview on data ●...
Page 44 Depending on the country and setup, ● various vehicle information can be In-vehicle data transmitted to BYD's data centre in corresponding market for the above Operation data purposes, including vehicle location When the vehicle is used, various information, vehicle status, such as ●...
Page 45 IFC, and vehicle's infotainment system network in others OFC is strictly restricted to devices. dashcam purposes). BYD is not liable for any such services For more camera details, see section ● ● provided by any other party.
Page 46 (e.g. data can be read from the airbag control unit to clarify an Personal Information and Privacy accident). Protection If required by law, BYD may also be ● We respect and pay attention to obliged to disclose data upon request ●...
Page 47 We will only use personal information ● REMINDER for the purposes stated in our Privacy Policy or in accordance Please refer to the actual way for with laws and regulations or as details. reported to regulatory authorities. If we use personal information for It should be noted that the other purposes not specified in the ●...
Page 48 proceedings, litigation or government authorities. How we store personal information We only retain personal information ● for the shortest period necessary for the purpose of providing you with our products and/or services, or as required by laws and regulations. Your personal information may be stored for different periods depending on the product/service you use.
Page 50: Instrument Cluster
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Instrument Cluster......50...
Page 51: Instrument Cluster
Instrument Cluster Instrument Cluster View Power meter Speedometer Time Milometer Working Modes of Dual-Mode (DM) Fuel driving range Gear status Fuel gauge ECO/SPORT/NORMAL/Snow/ Battery SOC percentage (battery Sand/Mud Mode driving range) Direction State of charge (SOC) Outside temperature...
Page 52: Instrument Cluster Indicators
REMINDER REMINDER The above views are schematic select the display of "Mileage" and diagrams for reference only. The "SOC". battery SOC percentage and battery driving range in the diagrams cannot Instrument Cluster be displayed simultaneously. Indicators In addition, the user can access the energy display settings through multimedia system →New Energy to Indicators and Warning Lights...
Page 53 Low fuel warning light ACC fault indicator* AEB fault warning light* Snow mode indicator Rear fog light indicator Headlight fault warning light ESC warning light ESC OFF warning light Tyre pressure fault warning light Smart key warning light High-voltage battery low SOC Main alarm indicator warning light ABS fault warning light...
Page 54 In that case, contact a BYD authorised ABS fault warning light dealer or service provider for vehicle inspection as soon as possible.
Page 55 In that case, contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider for vehicle When the tyre pressure fault warning ●...
Page 56 If this indicator illuminates when the vehicle power is limited, contact a BYD authorized service provider in time. ESC OFF warning light Engine fault warning light When the ESC OFF switch is pressed, With the vehicle powered ON, this ●...
Page 57 In any of the following cases, park the ● system. vehicle in a safe place immediately and contact a BYD authorized dealer or This indicator is used to warn ● service provider. discharging system fault during discharging.
Page 58 If you have turned the steering wheel ● In that case, contact a BYD authorised frequently with the vehicle staying put dealer or service provider for vehicle for a long time, the steering wheel may inspection as soon as possible.
Page 59 Thereafter, if the In that case, contact a BYD authorised system fails, this light will light up dealer or service provider for vehicle again.
Page 60 CAUTION flash occasionally, or go on momentarily after emergency braking. When the engine is accelerating gradually, if this indicator goes out, the oil pressure is normal, which does not indicate a problem. Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)* When this indicator lights up, it means that the vehicle system has recognised the speed limit value on current road section.
Page 62: Controller Operation
CONTROLLER OPERATION Doors and Keys......... 62 Seats..........74 Steering Wheel........78 Switches..........78...
Page 63: Doors And Keys
Doors and Keys button can release the sleep state and the vehicle function returns to normal. Model: D0-92/D1-92 Keys Operating power supply: button cell battery The vehicle is equipped with an Battery Model: CR2032 electronic intelligent key, NFC phone and a mechanical key (in the smart key) that Nominal voltage: 3V allow you to unlock/lock vehicle doors,...
Page 64 ② Unlock button You can register a spare key ● for the same car. In this case, ③ Boot lid open button contact a BYD authorised dealer ④ Start/Stop button or service provider immediately. ⑤ Indicator If the electronic smart key cannot ●...
Page 65 NFC is a digital key system provided by detection aerials of intelligent BYD. It allows you to register your phone entry and start systems, as or wearable device as your vehicle key, electromagnetic waves can affect and unlock, lock and start your vehicle the normal use of such devices.
Page 66 Carrying a mobile phone/wearable ● device with an NFC digital key enabled, 1. BYD APP: Please go to the mobile APP unlock/lock the vehicle by placing its store to download BYD APP, complete NFC aerial area close to the NFC sign registration and login.
Page 67: Locking/Unlocking Doors
the deletion according to the system CAUTION prompts. Ensure there is no occupant in the ● Locking/Unlocking Doors powered-off vehicle with doors locked, or it may result in danger of being locked. Locking/Unlocking with Mechanical Cold temperatures may make it ●...
Page 68 Quick interface and turn on or off the "DOOR" switch). After unlocking the vehicle in anti-theft ● mode with a smart key, open any door within 30 seconds. or all doors will relock automatically. If the lock or unlock button is pressed ●...
Page 69 turn signals do not flash, and the WARNING horn sounds once. Before activating the remote Unlocking ● window closing, please confirm In the anti-theft state, when carrying that any body part of passengers ● the smart key into the activation in the vehicle will not be stuck or area, press the microswitch on the clamped by the window.
Page 70 Turn signals flash twice. Press this button again to stop opening. Then double press it to close the boot. REMINDER If the switch is pressed again while ● Opening/Closing the boot from inside the lid is in motion, it will stop at the vehicle its current position.
Page 71 sounds for one second, indicating that REMINDER the opening height is successfully set to the current position. Before closing the boot ● electronically, make sure doors, Adjust the boot open height via ● windows and sunroof are properly (infotainment system) → Vehicle closed.
Page 72 With the anti-theft alarm system ● WARNING disarmed, the backlight of the central lock button turns on if the vehicle opening the boot, otherwise the is locked and off if the vehicle is lid may close again. unlocked. Do not manually interfere in lid ●...
Page 73: Smart Access And Start System
3. After locking the other three doors "Vehicle locking/unlocking/locating with except the driver's door, open the smart key"and "Locking/Unlocking with driver's door, lift and hold the door Microswitch"). handle, and pull it to the maximum opening angle. Start-up 4. Insert the mechanical key into the With the smart key inside, press the brake keyhole, turn it anticlockwise as far pedal and the START/STOP button to...
Page 74 If the smart access and start system ● cannot work properly due to system The door handle is operated too ● failures, bring all smart keys to a BYD quickly. authorised dealer or service provider The smart key is too close to the for repair.
Page 75: Child Protection Lock
Seats Wireless telephone chargers ● Electroliers ● Seat Precautions Fluorescent table lamps ● Child Protection Lock Adjust the driver's seat so that the ● pedal, steering wheel and dashboard controller are easy to control for the Child protection locks are designed to driver.
Page 76: Adjusting Front Seats
WARNING REMINDER are not fully locked can cause Do not fasten seat belts before ● personal injuries in an accident or seat adjustment. emergency braking. While adjusting a seat, do not let ● Do not put the seatback down it hit against any passenger or the ●...
Page 77: Folding Rear Seats
works in the low-temperature mode, the first indicator lights up, and the second indicator goes out. When the switch is pressed for the ● third time, the heating function is turned off and both indicators go out. Ventilation adjustment Ventilated seat: To control the working ●...
Page 78: Rear Seat Head Supports
3. Removing the head support REMINDER Press and hold the head support Please fold or unfold the rear adjustment button, remove the head ● seats at a moderate speed. Avoid support, and release the button. quickly lowering or pulling up 4.
Page 79: Steering Wheel
Power-Assisted Steering Mode Settings REMINDER The feel of steering assistance varies ● Do not attach any object to the from person to person, and so do the ● head support lever. evaluation and needs for this feel. Choose Comfort or Sport mode via ●...
Page 80 Position lights Overtaking light Press the light switch lever (toward the Set the light switch to to turn on steering wheel) to light up overtaking position lights. lights. Release it, and the lever resets automatically and overtaking lights go out. Low beam Set the light switch to to turn on the...
Page 81 Push up the lever to signal right turn. Disabling of the auto light off function: ● ● The right turn signal and its indicator When the vehicle is powered on, the on the instrument cluster flash. auto light off function is disabled, and the light switch can be operated Pull down the lever to signal left turn.
Page 82: Wiper Switch
of the interior rearview mirror on the CAUTION front windscreen inside the vehicle. The duration of lightening can To use the auto wiper function, turn ● ● be changed by infotainment the wiper switch to the automatic interface. mode, go to infotainment touchscreen →...
Page 83: Driver's Door Switches
REMINDER Check and clean the wiper blades ● at regular intervals. Do not start the wipers while ● rain is starting, as the windscreen cannot be cleaned and rainwater mixed with sand and dust may instantly blur your view, affecting driving safety.
Page 84 ● first notch and do not release. The completely closed. corresponding window is rolled down Contacting a BYD authorised manually. ● dealer or service provider for Rolling up: Pull the switch to the maintenance is recommended if ●...
Page 85: Milometer Toggle
Press this button to adjust the side mirror lens to a right position. Central Locking The driver's door is equipped with power Electric Side Mirror Folding Button door lock switches to lock or unlock all doors. Press this button to fold in the left and right external rearview mirrors ①Locking simultaneously, and press it again to...
Page 86: Headlight Adjustment
Headlight Adjustment Hazard Warning Light Headlight adjustment switch After is pressed, all turn signals start to flash, and the turn signal Press this switch to adjust the vertical ● indicator on the instrument cluster beam angle of headlights. After the low flashes synchronously.
Page 87: Steering Wheel Switches
Steering Wheel Switches Steering Wheel Switches Left-hand buttons Sets the current speed to the target ● cruise speed. Cruise switch* Distance - Turns the ACC system on or off. Adjust the following distance to the ● ● vehicle ahead in the ACC following +/RES function and decrease one level.
Page 88 The multimedia is in mute status ● REMINDER now. The mute status can only be released by press the roller or the See detailed information about mute switch on PAD, and adjusting ● ACC in Adaptive cruise control* in the volume cannot release the mute Chapter 4.
Page 89: Sunroof Switch
When the instrument cluster is in menu Press to switch it to a left menu ● ● mode, press this button to return to and its submenus. the upper-level screen, or to exit the menu if there is no upper-level screen. Press to switch it to a right menu ●...
Page 90 ① or button ② midway to stop the Closing the sunshade sunroof at its current position. Press and hold the sunshade close ● button ② to close the sunshade manually. Release the button midway to stop the sunshade at its current position.
Page 91: Interior Lights
CAUTION (0℃) or when it is covered in snow or frost may damage the sunroof or its motor. Initialization With the vehicle powered on, when the signal remains valid, and the sunroof is not initialized, try the following operations to initialize the settings: Side Interior Lights ●...
Page 92: E-Call Switch
E-Call Switch CAUTION enters a waiting period of 60 E-Call refers to emergency call. Press minutes for a callback. down on the SOS button (duration: 1s≤t≤10s), and E-Call is triggered if this During the POST of E-Call system, ● button is not pressed again within 5 the indicator flashes quickly at seconds after the initial press.
Page 93 "ON" to always keep the front passenger airbag active. If the front passenger airbag ● remains active when the passenger airbag switch is off, immediately contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.
Page 94: Using And Driving
USING AND DRIVING Charging/Discharging Instructions ............94 Battery..........108 Usage Guidelines......112 Starting and Driving......126 Driver Assistance......135 Other Main Functions..... 173...
Page 95: Charging/Discharging Instructions
Charging/ Uncertified products are strictly ● prohibited. Discharging To reduce the risk of electric shock ● Instructions and personal injury, never operate the equipment with wet hands and touch the exposed metal of the charging port or charging base. Charging Instructions Do not conduct vehicle repairs during ●...
Page 96 When the external power supply loose or deformed. ● is cut off for a short time and Hold the charging connector with then recovered again, BYD charging ● one hand, align the connector with equipment automatically restarts the charge port and push it in,...
Page 97 During charging, battery cooling management can improve the ● may start, and the compressor, fan lowtemperature charging ability, but and other components work when the charging time is prolonged and necessary. It is normal that there will the heating power consumption be some noise under the hood.
Page 98 Vehicle or If there is any fault prompt for the charging pile or the charging pile vehicle, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorised failure dealer or service provider. Charging cable wear, rusted ports, cracked casings, or foreign objects in the ports.
Page 99 Please contact a BYD authorized ● The use of special AC circuit and service provider and select an ●...
Page 100 Charging equipment grounding ● instructions: The equipment must be well grounded. The equipment is provided with a GND wire connecting the GND point of the equipment and the power plug. The power plug must be matched with a properly-installed and well-grounded power outlet. When charging with an on-board ●...
Page 101 In the charging process, charging ● REMINDER parameters and the charging sign are displayed on the instrument cluster. or the microswitch on the door 3. Stopping charging handle (when the key is nearby). End the charging: When anti-theft is enabled, ●...
Page 102 Charging time: Refer to the charging Charging ends automatically when ● ● time message on the instrument early stop time is due or the charging cluster. is complete. 2. Charging Unplug the charging connector: ● Connect the vehicle to a DC charging pile After the instrument cluster displays ●...
Page 103 Instant Go to the setting interface by Charging as needed. ● calling "Hi, BYD. Turn on the Smart Charging"; "Hi, BYD. I want to use Tap the Smart Charging icon ① ●...
Page 104 The smart charging (including ● Reservation Charging) function is only developed for AC slow charging equipment distributed by BYD. When using AC slow charging equipment not certified by BYD, this function shall be turned off; otherwise, the charging equipment may not...
Page 105 If any abnormality or failure of 3. Press the charging port cover to ● the function is found, contact a unlock. BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Emergency Unlocking When the electric lock fails and ● the charging connector cannot be...
Page 106 The vehicle controller can memorize value according to the altitude and ● the SOC setting value set last time. ambient temperature. Intelligent /forced power protection ● CAUTION function setting When the vehicle runs stably at Intelligent SOC hold: give priority ●...
Page 107 Mode Memory Function WARNING 1. In the case of high SOC, the vehicle is automatically switched to EV mode Never drop the equipment or ● when it is powered on. Driving in this move it by pulling it directly by mode is highly recommended.
Page 108 Connect the discharge connection ● CAUTION device: and plug/unplug the discharging Connect the VTOL discharger into the ● equipment again. charging port reliably. Discharging starts: ● VTOL Method* Press the switch on the discharging ● outlet and wait for a few seconds. 1.
Page 109: Battery
CAUTION be turned off in advance, which is normal. 4. Stopping discharging Stop discharging: ● Press the switch on the discharging ● When the vehicle is powered off outlet. ● and discharged to a low SOC, tap The following steps are only the "Start the engine to generate ●...
Page 110 When the driving range of your vehicle in pure CAUTION electric mode is shortened, go to a BYD authorized dealer or In case of any fault of the high- ● service provider for checking. The voltage battery, please contact a...
Page 111 High-Voltage Battery Recycling How to scrap an NEV: 1. Take the vehicle to the BYD recycling service provider that will assess the residual value of the high-voltage battery. 2. Take the assessed vehicle to the...
Page 112 ● If the vehicle cannot be woken up and SOC, the vehicle may start the engine started by the above operations, please for power generation to enable the contact a BYD authorized dealer or smart charging function. service provider immediately.
Page 113: Usage Guidelines
The vehicle supports the smart Break-in is required for the powertrain. ● ● charging function, so it is unnecessary It is recommended to carry out it for to disconnect the negative terminal of the first 2,000 km (1243miles) in "ECO" the 12V battery in case of long-term mode, drive smoothly, and avoid parking.
Page 114 * Towing capacity: total trailer weight WARNING (including all cargo and optional equipment) The maximum uphill gradient ● allowed is 12% when a trailer is The max towing weight of 2WD model is towed. 750kg. The width and height of goods, recreational vehicle, or devices should Always ensure that cargo is ●...
Page 115 inflate tyres to the specified cold tyre Starting to drive: ● ● inflation pressure; Start the vehicle smoothly. Avoid ● understand and observe all local sudden acceleration and emergency ● regulations and legal requirements braking. Especially on a slippery regarding trailers; road, the vehicle may be out of control due to slipping.
Page 116 Unplug the cable and Poor cable connection reconnect it. Trailer light fault Contact a BYD authorized Blown fuse dealer or service provider. Pull over as soon as possible, and check whether Accidental disconnection of Trailer indicator turning red...
Page 117 4. Press and hold the knob switch, while and debris from entering the lock. turning it clockwise to the red area. WARNING Be sure to use the BYD SEAL U ● DM-i trailer hitch when towing a trailer. Never attempt to attach a different type of trailer hitch.
Page 118 If the hitch does not lock into the ● housing, it falls out when pulled down. BYD recommends making a note ● of the key code. You will need this code if you lose the key and need to order a replacement.
Page 119 ● to instructions of the vehicle to be towed. Use only the electrical connection ● device designed by BYD. Do not When stationary, the vehicle ● directly splice or connect the automatically enters the trailer mode trailer’s electrical circuit using after the cable is connected.
Page 120 Manual: Tap "Light Detection" in ● CAUTION the towing function interface of the touchscreen, and then automatic functions are disabled. Please light detection starts after 15s. exercise caution while driving. CAUTION REMINDER Do not connect/disconnect the ● trailer or cable before the vehicle Unplug the electric signal plug ●...
Page 121 pedal when the system automatically applies braking due to trailer sway does not cancel indicator flashing until the system becomes stable. Fuel Fuel Selection The use of correct fuel is the basis ● for realizing the best performance 2. Press the refueling button. The of the engine, and also the key to instrument shows pressure releasing controlling emissions and protecting...
Page 122 REMINDER Check whether the fuel filler cap ● is tightened and whether the fuel filler hatch is closed in time after refueling. Saving Fuel and Extending Vehicle Service Life 5. If the fuel filler cap has been left open for a long time and you need to refuel, Following easy operations should be ●...
Page 123: Carrying Luggage
starting, so as to prevent damage to carried out to ensure a long service the engine. life of all components and reduce operating costs. If the vehicle is Avoid continuous acceleration and often driven under severe conditions, ● deceleration. Frequent stop and start the maintenance interval shall be cause fuel waste.
Page 124 Carrying Items in the Passenger Area Roof Rack All items that could be thrown inwards When installing the roof rack, please ● ● and thus injure occupants in case of a read and follow the manufacturer's collision must be properly placed and instructions.
Page 125 If the vehicle is soaked or wades in water beyond the door sill, water may ingress into the high-voltage components. In such a case, please contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider in time for proper detection and handling.
Page 126: Fire Prevention
Do not drive on roads where ● out may cause a fire. the depth of accumulated water exceeds half of the tyres. Contact a BYD authorized dealer or ● service provider for regular inspection. Influence of water ingress in high- Check vehicle wiring, connections, voltage components: ●...
Page 127: Starting And Driving
Carry fire extinguishers with the ● REMINDER vehicle and regularly check and replace them to ensure safety. of commercial insurance (fire loss, Be familiar with the use of fire theft, etc.) is recommended. extinguishers, so as to make rapid response to accidents. Starting and Always disconnect the negative ●...
Page 128 the message "No key detected" is standard level, and the vehicle displayed on the instrument cluster. deceleration is in the standard level. This means that the key is not in the High: When the accelerator pedal vehicle or cannot be detected due to ●...
Page 129 In case of Check after starting excessive wear or eccentric wear, drive Instrument cluster: Confirm that the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer ● the maintenance indicator and the or service provider for four-wheel speedometer work normally.
Page 130 Remote Start Function* Remote Starting Press and hold the start/stop button ● on the smart key to start the vehicle. After the vehicle is started successfully, the turn signals flash 3 times. After the successful start, press and ● hold the start/stop button on the smart "P": Park.
Page 131: Electric Parking Brake (Epb)
WARNING If the engine or motor is shut ● down, do not move the vehicle after shifting to the N position to avoid accidents due to insufficient braking force. If the engine/motor is running ● and the vehicle is in R/D, be sure to press the brake pedal to stop the vehicle.
Page 132 If the EPB can be released, drive ● slip back. the vehicle to the nearest BYD authorized dealer or service provider This function is designed to ● for maintenance as soon as possible.
Page 133: Automatic Vehicle Hold (Avh)
If it does not go out, through curves, dangerous roads, it indicates that the EPB system may and traffic congestion sections, be faulty. In this case, contact a BYD or driving in severe weather authorised dealer or service provider conditions may cause the vehicle immediately.
Page 134 CAUTION CAUTION To exit the activated AVH and set For AVH to be activated, all ● ● it to the standby mode, press the conditions of automatic parking accelerator pedal or shift to P. If function must be met. the AVH standby state are not met, Under the condition of AVH it will be off.
Page 135 Use anti-freeze washer fluid. ● Avoid driving through flooded ● These can be found in the BYD areas as much as possible. ● authorised dealer or service provider A large amount of water entering and the motorcar parts shops.
Page 136: Driver Assistance
Driver Assistance CAUTION Do not use antifreeze or other ● Adaptive Cruise Control substitutes as washer fluid, which may damage the vehicle paint. (ACC) Prevent ice and snow from going under ● Based on conventional cruise control, the fender liner. ●...
Page 137 ACC fails and cannot respond any ● operations. The ACC fault state indicator on the instrument cluster lights up. It is recommended to contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Activating/Deactivating ACC Press button ① to activate or exit ACC Activation Conditions ●...
Page 138 The driver must select a safe vehicle The front mmWave radar and multi- ● ● distance. purpose camera are positioned in the front area of the vehicle. If their The system adjusts vehicle speed to fields of view are obstructed, certain ●...
Page 139 ACC performance. In this case. case, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorised dealer or service When enabled, ACC may apply braking ● provider. if a vehicle in an adjacent lane is too close to the vehicle.
Page 140 Intelligent Cruise Control eqquipped). (ICC)*, with the speed range of 0-130km/h (0-81mph), helps to control Make sure to go to a BYD authorised the vehicle both longitudinally and ● dealer or service provider for transversely to reduce the driving...
Page 141 conditions are met. Then, the icon Press the button on the steering wheel ● is displayed on the instrument to activate or exit ICC. When activated, cluster. ICC sets the current vehicle speed as the cruise speed by default. When the ICC activated: current speed is less than 30 km/h (20 ●...
Page 142 follow the precautions of ACC function driving mode* (Trailer/Snow/Mud/ when using it (see the above chapter Sand/Mountain mode). for details). Situations where ICC cannot be used: ● While ICC is activated, ensure that the ● The sensor is blocked. vehicle is centred in the lane whenever ●...
Page 143 How to Use The boot, bonnet and all doors are ● closed. To enable or disable PCW and AEB, ● go to → ADAS → Active Safety Driver seat belt is fastened. ● from the touchscreen. By default, the The ESC system is on, but not activated ●...
Page 144 unnecessary warning or braking action extended period. The function can be for well covers, iron plates or road recovered by restarting the vehicle or signs. driving on normal roads for a while. Make sure to drive safely and observe Sometimes the surfaces of front ●...
Page 145 ● vehicles crossing the driveway at the repair kit front through millimeter wave radars Make sure to go to a BYD authorized on both sides of the front bumper to ● dealer or service provider for alert the driver and engage the brake if professional calibration of the multi- necessary.
Page 146 If this the bumper in good condition. is detected, contact a BYD authorised For example, dirt, snow, or other dealer or service provider. obstructions need to be cleared right away.
Page 147 In case there is a collision or the Precautions ● sensor has been reassembled, it is recommended to go to a BYD The HMA system is an auxiliary ● authorised dealer or service provider light control function. While it is...
Page 148 180 seconds and the driver does WARNING not turn the steering wheel during activation. For the third intervention be fully responsible for driving (and any further ones), alarms are safety. extended by at least 12 seconds. The alarm can be suppressed if the Influence of weather, road ●...
Page 149 If it does not, it is recommended to contact a BYD Unidentifiable road boundary with ● authorised dealer or service provider. grass, soil or kerb.
Page 150 System Limitations WARNING In a complex road traffic environment, ● LDA is only for driver assistance. ELKA may incorrectly or fail to detect ● The driver is fully responsible for lane lines. In the following cases, ELKA maintaining driving safety. may not work or its performance may be significantly worsened: LDA may fail due to factors such...
Page 151 The vehicle is running under extreme The alarm indicator on the ● ● weather, such as rain, snow, or smog. corresponding external mirror lights up, when the vehicle is traveling at The multi-purpose camera is partially a speed within 15-150km/h (9-95mph) ●...
Page 152 RCTB may be activated in the following is stationary with doors unlocked, ● senarios, whether or not it can be the system keeps indicators on side activated depends on a variety of mirrors solid on to warn the driver if factors such as the self vehicle, the moving objects, such as bicycles or target vehicle and the environment, we...
Page 153: Traffic Sign Recognition System
BSA performance. If this is detected, The traffic sign recognition (TSR) system contact a BYD authorised dealer or recognizes speed limit signs through service provider. the multi-purpose camera and map*. It...
Page 154 When TSR experiences reduced camera sensor has been reassembled, ● performance and is unsure whether it is recommended to go to a BYD the speed limit value currently authorised dealer or service provider recognized is suitable for the current for sensor calibration so as to avoid road environment, the cluster displays affecting system performance.
Page 155 Intelligent Speed Limit As ISLC integrates ACC and TSR, follow ● precautions relevant to ACC and TSR Control (ISLC)* while using ISLC. The Intelligent Speed Limit Control WARNING ● (ISLC) system integrates ACC and TSR. With ISLC enabled, if the vehicle speed ISLC serves as a driver assistance ●...
Page 156 alarm in this trip; Tap Delay to extend CAUTION the alarm (for five minutes) in this trip. The driver attention warning ● System Response system is only an auxiliary system and is not capable of If life presence is detected after the effective recognition and alarm- ●...
Page 157: Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (Avas)
WARNING WARNING operation reduces the harm to locked inside the vehicle promptly the child(ren) in the vehicle, they to avoid further harms. cannot completely prevent harms. When a reminder is provided, Icons and pop-ups ● check whether any child has been Vehicle Status Light Pop-up window Meaning...
Page 158 R gear and check whether you can hear an audible prompt from the front of the vehicle. If it is confirmed that there is no sound, contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider to deal with it. Portrait mode: ●...
Page 159 in different view angles by either dragging the image or by tapping a specific view icon. When the reverse gear is engaged, the ● system displays the panoramic view. The rear view displayed in the right area contains the vehicle reversing guide line.
Page 160 indicating the radar distance that the radar arc segment is will be displayed activated. around the 2D vehicle body view. Operate by touch. After a single The panoramic touch, if it is highlighted as view vehicle body panoramic shown in the figure, it indicates switches from 2D function that the 3D panoramic function is...
Page 161 the same result. operations can also be The panoramic view completed interface is switched Operate by touch. After a through the from any other 2D single touch, the icon will corresponding interface to 2D left 2D left view be highlighted to activate upper, lower, view interface.
Page 162 interface. If it is already the left and right side view interface, there is no change. Corresp Operation Target state after Function onding Remarks description operation icons The operations The panoramic view Operate by touch. can also be interface is switched After a single completed through from any other 3D...
Page 163 view interface, there which can get the is no change. same result. WARNING WARNING The panoramic view system when the panoramic view system ● provides transparent panoramic is used for parking/driving, ensure view to show the image below the that all the car doors are closed. vehicle.
Page 164: Parking Assist System
When the ignition is switched on and ● WARNING EPB is released, the parking assist system is enabled automatically. and surrounding blind areas. The underbody image update When enabled, the system raises ● will begin only after the vehicle an alarm if obstacles are found has started to run and will be surrounding the vehicle;...
Page 165 are displayed on the infotainment Working example of centre sensors touchscreen, and the speaker beeps. Touchscreen Display Approximate Distance Alarm Sound Example about (700-1200mm) Slow About 28-47 in about (300-700mm) Fast About 12-28 in about (0-300 mm) Continuous About 0-12 in Working example of corner sensors Touchscreen Display Approximate Distance...
Page 166 The sensor has been repainted. ● The vicinity is noisy due to honking ● of vehicles, motorcycle engines, air brakes of large vehicles, or other noises that produce ultrasonic waves. There's another vehicle with parking ● assist system nearby. The vehicle is fitted with a tow eye. ●...
Page 167 If the issue WARNING persists, go to a BYD authorised dealer or service provider for inspection. The system reminds people of ● intrusion by flashing lights and CAUTION alertor sounding, but it can not completely avoid intrusion.
Page 168: Tyre Pressure Monitoring
When one or more tyres leak at a rate the pressure monitoring module be above or equal to 30 Pa/min and the carried out by professional technicians system is running, the tyre pressure fault of a BYD authorised dealer or...
Page 169: Head-Up Display (Hud)
Head-up Display (HUD)* system. It is recommended to have this done by the professional technicians from a BYD authorised dealer or Head-up Display (HUD)* service provider; otherwise, system failure may occur. HUD shows essential information (such...
Page 170: Driving Safety Systems
Whirling Adjusting: adjust the angle of control (VDC), comfort stop (CST), and ● HUD virtual image. A total of 11 values comfort regenerative braking system are available, and the default value is (CRBS) that enhance vehicle stability, 0°. comfort, and brake energy recovery efficiency.
Page 171 Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA) status indicator flashes to indicate that the HDC is working. When you press the brake pedal quickly, HBA detects that the vehicle is in Deactivate HDC: ● emergency condition. It quickly increases Deactive the HDC, and the indicator the brake pressure to the maximum so ●...
Page 172 For details on tyre or wheel ● only when it is not in a vehicle dynamic replacement, it is recommended to intervention state. contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. ESC OFF switch mis-operation ● Tyre and suspension handling ESC is considered to be mis-operated ●...
Page 173 (e.g., park the vehicle in a safe place. excessively worn tyres are used It is recommended to contact a on snow-covered roads); BYD authorised dealer or service provider. The vehicle skids when driving ● at a high speed on slippery In this case, if brakes are applied, ●...
Page 174: Other Main Functions
Other Main the daytime and at night. The nighttime position reduces glare from vehicles to Functions the rear. For daytime driving - adjust the control ● lever to position ①, where the image Interior Rearview Mirror on the rearview mirror is the clearest. For nighttime driving - adjust the ●...
Page 175 : Left external rearview mirror ● button : Right external rearview mirror ● button REMINDER Do not adjust the side mirrors ● while the vehicle is in motion. This may obstruct the control of the vehicle, resulting in accidents. Adjustment switch - used to adjust ●...
Page 176: Snow Chains
the reset position after the wiper maintenance function is deactivated. 1. Pull up the wiper arm at the driver side, and then pull up the other at the passenger side. 2. Press the wiper lock button. CAUTION Do not open the bonnet when ●...
Page 177 Before purchasing and installing snow ● chains, consult a BYD authorised dealer or service provider where your vehicle was purchased. After the snow chains are installed, ● driving speed should be less than 30km/h (19mph) on icy and snowy roads.
Page 178 IN-VEHICLE DEVICES Infotainment System...... 178 BYD App...........181 A/C System........182 Storage Device........ 189 Other Devices........192...
Page 179: Infotainment System
Infotainment System Infotainment Button When the ignition is on, the initial screen is displayed for several seconds and the infotainment system starts to work. Infotainment display screen Infotainment switch/Scroll button CAUTION WARNING To prevent damage to the To avoid faults in the infotainment ●...
Page 180 CAUTION Clean the screen with a soft ● damp cloth. Do not use any cleaning product. Using the touchscreen ● When the screen temperature is ● low, the image displayed may be The widget screen contains three small darker or the system may work customisable windows: slightly slower than normal.
Page 181 BYD Assistant CAUTION BYD Assistant is an intelligent voice assistant that responds to your Do not move the vehicle during voice commands, such as requesting ●...
Page 182: Account Registration
IoV. Vehicle Condition and Search for "BYD" in Google Play or App ● Control Store to download and install BYD App. Vehicle Condition and Control The BYD app homepage provides information and control items of the vehicle.
Page 183 The user can turn on the ● Tap the icon on the upper right corner to A/C through the remote go to the individual centre. control key or BYD APP to gain a comfortable interior Vehicle management: changes vehicle ● environment in advance.
Page 184 A/C Operation Interface A/C setting Max cooling Air purification button Cooling Seat vent/heating Auto mode A/C operation interface A/C ON/OFF Ventilator Air distribution Circulation mode Fan speed adjustment Rear defroster Front passenger's temperature control button Front windscreen defroster Driver's temperature control Independent control REMINDER REMINDER...
Page 185: Function Definition
● prevention measures are used, methods. it is recommended to contact a Fan speed control BYD authorised dealer or service provider for repair. Tap this icon to set the blower speed to ● the desired level. The higher the level, In order to keep the internal ●...
Page 186 arrow on the screen, or touch the automatically switch to individual temperature display area and then mode. swipe downwards/upwards. Max cooling When it is adjusted to the coldest ● Tap this button to switch the A/C to position, "LO" is displayed. highest ●...
Page 187 WARNING Do not touch the side mirrors ● when the rear defroster is activated, because their surfaces will be hot. CAUTION When cleaning the inside of the ● rear windscreen, take care not to scratch or damage heating wires or connectors. Precautions for Operation To quickly cool down the vehicle ●...
Page 188 Close all windows when following ● other vehicles on a dusty road or driving in windy and dusty conditions. switch on the recirculation mode, and turn on the A/C. In heating mode, press the compressor ● control button to light up the button (turning on the compressor), which can reduce airflow moisture.
Page 189: Air Purification System
removes PM2.5 particles from the air blown into the cabin. Air Purification System* Air purification operation interface The air purification system purifies Tap "Air purification" on the touchscreen. airborne PM2.5 particles. When A/C is turned on, the system thoroughly ① Air purification interface ④...
Page 190: Storage Device
Tap this button to enable this setting. REMINDER Reduce the frequency of PM2.5 ● detection in the following environments: Sandstorms and other such ● extremely harsh environments. Cold regions (ambient ● temperature <-20℃) ② Auto air recirculation High humidity environments ●...
Page 191: Glove Box
glovebox. Do not put in large or heavy objects, so as not to close the driver's side glovebox. Please keep the driver's side glovebox closed during driving. Glove Box Pull the handle to open the glovebox. ● The light in the glovebox goes on when Centre Console Cubby it is opened.
Page 192: Seatback Pockets
CAUTION When using the cup holder, do not ● start or brake the vehicle suddenly to prevent liquid spillage and burn you or other passengers. Do not place an open cup or ● untightened beverage bottle in the cup holder, so as to avoid liquid spillage while you are driving, opening or closing a door.
Page 193: Other Devices
To access the vanity mirror, pull ● the sun visor down and flip open the mirror cover. The vanity mirror indicator lights up. The indicator goes out when you close the mirror cover or fold up the sun visor. Other Devices Sun Visor To block sunlight from the front, pull Grab Handles...
Page 194 12V Auxiliary Power It is used for accessories with 12V DC ● working voltage and no more than 10A working current. Open the cover of the 12 V backup ● power to use it when the vehicle is powered on. SD Card Slot* An SD card slot is provided at the hollow part close to the driver's side under the...
Page 195 The green icon in ● the cellphone flashes Do the reverse to remove the cover. ● dynamically during charging. WARNING Charging fault: The icon ● When installing the cargo cover, ● flashes. make sure that it is installed securely. REMINDER Do not place any objects on the ●...
Page 196 If it is still impossible to charge the For better charging, place the ● phone, contact a BYD authorised smartphone in the centre (where dealer or service provider. the "Charging Area" is shown). Prevent any fluid from coming ●...
Page 197 2. When installed at the lower height 4. Hold the handle firmly, hold the hammer end against the glass, push position, the boot cover board is stuck on the lower step surface of the against the glass to activate the spring support plate, and the storage space release.
Page 198: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Maintenance Information....198 Regular Maintenance......201 Self-Maintenance......206...
Page 199: Maintenance Information
Maintenance The vehicle must be maintained according to the regular maintenance Information timetable. If the vehicle is operated primarily under one or more of the following Maintenance Cycle and special conditions, certain maintenance Items items may need to be performed more frequently.
Page 200 Items Time and mileage interval for maintenance Brake friction block and disc Every 24 months or 30,000 km (18,600miles) Brake piping and hoses Every 24 months or 30,000 km (18,600miles) Check steering wheel and tie rod Every 24 months or 30,000 km (18,600miles) Drive shaft boot Every 24 months or 30,000 km (18,600miles) Ball pin and boot...
Page 201 ● battery in the optimum state, battery self-calibration, or contact it is necessary to (at least a BYD authorized dealer or service every 6 months or 72,000 km/ provider for capacity test and 45,000miles) fully charge and calibration.
Page 202: Regular Maintenance
The maintenance shall be carried out ● and the after-sales department by a local BYD authorized dealer sends a technical notice to the or service provider in accordance BYD authorized dealer or service with the corresponding standards and provider.
Page 203 ● hand or cloth. Do not place greasy surface, it is recommended to go to tools or rub with organic solvents a BYD authorised dealer or service on the vehicle body so as to avoid provider for repair. chemical reactions.
Page 204: Exterior Cleaning
down along the direction of the water CAUTION flow. Do not wipe in a circular motion or horizontally. When the vehicle is repainted ● and placed in a high-temperature 3. Rinse thoroughly. Otherwise, the paint waxing workshop, the washing agent results in stripes after vehicle's plastic bumper must be air drying.
Page 205: Interior Cleaning
Do not use plain water, and keep the ● REMINDER carpets as dry as possible. Do not use abrasive cleaning ● Seat Belts agents to scrub the bumper. Clean polished metal parts with The seat belts can be cleaned with ●...
Page 206 For any questions about vehicle ● CAUTION cleaning, please consult a local BYD authorised dealer or service provider. scratch or damage electric heating wires or junctions. CAUTION A/C Control Panel, Car Speakers, If dirt cannot be cleaned off using ●...
Page 207: Self-Maintenance
Self-Maintenance REMINDER Do not smoke in or near the ● Self-Maintenance vehicle to avoid sparks or open flames that may cause fire. Self-Maintenance Precautions When working inside or under the ● vehicle, always wear goggles to If maintenance is to be carried out by protect your eyes against flying or ●...
Page 208: Sunroof Maintenance
Headlight alignment recommended to drive the vehicle Headlights are aligned before vehicle to a BYD authorised dealer or delivery. If the vehicle carries heavy load service provider for maintenance. frequently, headlights may need to be realigned.
Page 209: Vehicle Storage
3. Clean the front end of the rear glass 3. Clean the guide rails on both sides and frequently (after the front glass is fully the front flume frequently to prevent opened) to remove dust, sand, leaves dust, sand, leaves and other debris to and other debris to prevent drain holes avoid water seeping into the vehicle;...
Page 210: Cooling System
Pad the front wiper arm with a folded 2. Open the hood and lift it up. The hood ● towel or cloth to keep it out of contact automatically rises to open. with the windscreen. To reduce sticking, spray silicone ●...
Page 211 REMINDER Go to a BYD authorized dealer ● or service provider for coolant addition. CAUTION Do not add any rust inhibitor ● or other additives to the cooling system The additives may be incompatible with coolant or motor components. Before opening the coolant ●...
Page 212: Braking System
When you add washer fluid to the fluid ● BYD. Other models of brake fluid reservoir again, use a piece of clean are not applicable to the braking cloth dipped with windscreen washer system of this vehicle.
Page 213: Wiper Blades
3. Insert the oil dipstick back. If A/C cooling efficiency decreases, go ● to a BYD authorised dealer or service When the low oil pressure warning provider for maintenance. ● light illuminates, please add oil in time.
Page 214: Tyres Maintenance
or foreign bodies on the windscreen Lift the wiper arms up prior to cleaning ● surface. the windscreen. Do not wax the windscreen when ● Tyres Maintenance washing the vehicle and maintaining the body paint, as the wax layer reflects light in poor light, For safe driving, tyres must be made ●...
Page 215 If uneven tyre wear is found, drive ● the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer Checks or service provider to check wheel alignment. Whenever checking tyre inflation, ●...
Page 216 CAUTION service life. Improper wheel balancers will get ● It is recommended to go to a BYD stuck, become loose and fall off. ● authorised dealer or service provider While driving, this will damage the for replacement of original tyres.
Page 217 Please consult a BYD authorised dealer or service provider before replacing the wheels. REMINDER Please observe the following precautions to ensure proper vehicle maneuverability and control. Do not mix radial tyres, bias ● belted tyres, or diagonal ply tyres The positive pole fuse box is located ●...
Page 218 Replacement of blown fuses with ones If there is no spare fuse of the same ● ● of higher amperage can significantly amperage, use a fuse with lower increase the likelihood of damage to amperage instead. the electrical system. Under-Hood Fuse Box Nameplate Protected Component or Ampere (A) Circuit...
Page 219 Protected Component or Ampere (A) Circuit Engine ECU Left combination headlight Right combination headlight Compressor Motor controller Rear motor controller Vehicle control unit Constant power Front wiper Rear defroster Vehicle control unit Electrically controlled cooling water pump Battery manager Auxiliary power Low-temperature cooling water pump Battery manager...
Page 220 Protected Component or Ampere (A) Circuit Steering wheel heater Rear body control module Engine ECU ADAS 40(2WD) Blower (2WD) -(4WD) -(4WD) Rear wiper 70(2WD) C-EPS(2WD) -(4WD) -(4WD) 80(2WD) Stepless fan (2WD) 60(4WD) Blower (4WD) Engine water pump...
Page 221 Nameplate of Dashboard Fuse Box Protected Component or Ampere (A) Circuit Rear body control module Constant power Alcohol interlock Diagnosis port Wireless charger Gearshift panel...
Page 222 Protected Component or Ampere (A) Circuit Brake light switch Infotainment system External amplifier ADAS Combination switch Low pressure fuel pump Rear left combination light Rear right combination light On-board charger Tank isolating valve Rear body control module Rear body control module Left front power seat Right front power seat Rear USB...
Page 223 Positive Pole Fuse Box Nameplate...
Page 224 Ampere (A) Descriptions -(2WD) -(2WD) BF01 70(4WD) C-EPS(4WD) BF02 right body control module BF03 External fuse holder -(2WD) -(2WD) BF04 125(4WD) Stepless fan (4WD) BF05 left body control module BF06...
Page 225 External fuse holder...
Page 226 Ampere (A) Descriptions Trailer...
Page 228 WHEN FAULTS OCCUR When Faults Occur......228...
Page 229 If the electronic smart key indicator does not flash, and the vehicle cannot be started with the start function, the battery may be exhausted. Contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for battery replacement as soon as possible. In this case, you may start the vehicle in If the Vehicle Cannot be no-power mode.
Page 230 EPB switch, and press P gear a BYD authorised dealer or service button. If the A/C is used, turn off the provider. A/C and place a warning triangle at the corresponding position behind the vehicle according to the regulations.
Page 231 4. In case of coolant leakage, stop the organisation you joined for roadside engine immediately and contact a BYD assistance. authorized service provider for help. 5. If there is no obvious leakage, WARNING check the expansion tank.
Page 232 If the vehicle is stuck and underpinning ● accident, please contact professional rescue or call the customer service hotline. In an emergency, when the vehicle ● is rescued or the towing hook is needed to rescue other trapped vehicles, please follow the following precautions to avoid vehicle damage or personal injury.
Page 233: If A Tyre Goes Flat
In-Vehicle Tools the towing force, and it is forbidden to drag from the side or vertical angle; These tools are stored in a tool box under the boot cover flap. Only the in-vehicle tow eye can be ● used and use it correctly. If a Tyre Goes Flat Keep straight and slow down the ●...
Page 234 WARNING REMINDER Tyre sealant is highly flammable m) away from the vehicle. After ● and harmful to health. Take the repair, recover the warning necessary precautions to prevent triangle for future use. fire and avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing; keep it away The warning triangle is used to warn from children;...
Page 235 ● If the tyre pressure does not reach reach 200 kPa (2.0 bar) within 10 ● 200 kPa (2.0 bar), contact a BYD minutes (red area shown in the authorized dealer or service provider. figure), turn off the inflator. You are recommended to contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.
Page 236 After using the tyre repair device, ● it is recommended that you purchase new tyre sealant and inflation hose at a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Avoid hard acceleration and high- ● speed turns. Do not exceed 80km/h(50mph) ●...
Page 238: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Data Information......238 Tips..........243...
Page 239: Data Information
Data Information Vehicle Parameter Dimensions: Item Parameter Product model SEAL U 2WD SEAL U 4WD Length (mm) 4775 4775 Width(mm)(excluding external mirrors) 1890 1890 Height (mm) 1670 1670 Wheelbase (mm) 2765 2765 Front track (mm) 1630 1630 Rear track (mm) 1630 1630 Front overhang (mm)
Page 240 Item Parameter Product model 1.5L Configurations 1.5T Configurations Front: TZ220XYS Model TZ220XYE Rear: BYD-2015TZ-XS- Permanent magnet Permanent magnet Type synchronous motor synchronous motor Drive type Front: 70/5570/120 Rated power/revolving speed/torque 60/4775/120 (kW/RPM/N•m) Rear: 60/5172/112 Front: 150/15000/300 Peak power/revolving speed/torque 145/15000/300 (kW/rpm/N•m)
Page 241 Item Parameter Tyre specification 235/50R19 Tyre pressure (kPa) Front/Rear: 250/290(R19) ≤10g·cm (single side dispaly of dynamic Wheel dynamic balance requirement (g) balancer) Wheel alignment parameters (under curb weight): Item Parameter Product model SEAL U 2WD SEAL U 4WD Front wheel camber (°) -0.84º±0.75º...
Page 242 Seats: Item Parameter Seatback angle set for front seats 25° Forward and backward moving spaces for 220 mm forward and 20 mm backward of front seats slide rail, the slide rail angle of 4.5 Normal service conditions of front Design position of the backrest: 24.3° seatbacks forward and 50.7 backward Seatback angle set for rear seats...
Page 243 Item Model and specification Filling Amount 3.5L for replacement (replace filter assembly at the same time); 4.1L for overhaul Special gear oil for rear drive Castrol BOT384 0.8L motor assembly Brake fluid DOT4/HZY6 1100ml±50ml High temperature: Ethylene glycol type anti- 7.5L±0.5L Coolant rust antifreeze...
Page 244: Vehicle Identification
Tips Vehicle Identification Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) ①Attached to the gearbox; ⑧Attached to the front anti-collision beam; ② Attached on the VIN slot on the upper cover of the front windscreen cross sill Engraved under the front passenger seat. ③Attached to inner sheet metal surface of front left door;...
Page 245: Warning Labels
Note: The VIN can be read in the ② The model and number of the front upper right corner of the page for the drive motor are engraved on the front corresponding model after connecting drive motor housing. the VDS. For details, please refer to the ③...
Page 246 The battery position label is attached The British manufacturer label* is below the left B-pillar. attached to the right part of the inner bonnet surface. The child protection lock label is engraved on the rear door panel. The British importer label* is attached to the left part of the inner bonnet surface.
Page 247 The charging port label and the charging The boot lid opening label is attached to the outer sheet metal surface of the boot port cover warning label are pasted on the inner side of the charging port cover. lid, directly above the boot lid button. The airbag label is hot-stamped on the Transponder Mounting inner and outer sides of the left sun visor.
Page 248: Declarations Of Conformity
Declarations of CAUTION Conformity Do not overlap with the glass ● frame or other objects when Declarations of Conformity attaching the electronic logo. Component Name Frequency Maximum Power 433.92MHz±44KHz 87dBμV/m±2dB Tyre pressure monitoring transmitter module 433.92MHz±40KHz 3m field -58 ~ -52 dBm Interior detection aerial 125±3KHZ Electronic Smart Key...
Page 249 Component Name Frequency Maximum Power DAB box 1.5W 1559MHz~1605MHz (GPS aerial) 701MHz~960MHz Four-in-one aerial (GPS, 4G, 1.71GHz~2.69GHz 0.03W WiFi/BT) (4G aerial) 2.4 GHz~2.5 GHz (WiFi/BT aerial) MmWave radars 76GHz~77GHz AM aerial amplifier 0.6W 522KHz~1800KHz AM device 0.8W Engine Emark BYD472QA: E9 85R-006689 BYD476ZQC: E9 85R-006690...
Page 250 Manufacturer and Importer Information...
Page 252 Battery Parameters of Electrochemical Performance and Durability...
Page 254 Numerics 12V Auxiliary Power...... Data Collection and Processing..Discharging Device....... Door Bins........Driver and Front Passenger Airbags ............A/C ON/OFF........Driver Attention Warning system. A/C Operation Interface....Driver's Door Switches....Account Registration....Driving........... Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System Driving Safety Systems....(AVAS)..........
Page 255 Hazard Warning Light Switch..Paint Maintenance Tips....Headlight adjustment switch..Panoramic View System*....High Beam Assist (HMA)*....Parking Assist System*....High-Voltage Battery....Power Side Mirrors......Predictive Emergency Braking (PEB)* ............Pretensioner and Force Limiter*..If Smart Key Battery Is Exhausted If the Vehicle Cannot be Powered on ............
Page 256 USB Ports........Using Seat Belts......Vanity Mirror........Vehicle Corrosion Prevention..Vehicle Identification....Vehicle Parameter......Vehicle Storage......Vehicle Towing Function....Wading into Water......Warning Labels......Washer........... Wiper Blades......... Wiper Switch........Wipers..........Working mode selection of dual- mode system........Working Modes of Dual-Mode (DM) System..........
Page 258: Abbreviation List
Abbreviation List Abbreviations Abbreviations Full Name Abbreviations Full Name Emergency Locking Retractor Electronic Control Unit NORM SPORT SPORT Mode NORMAL Mode VTOL Vehicle TO Load Electric Parking Brake Controller Deceleration Parking Automatic Vehicle Hold Predictive Collision Warning Automatic Emergency Braking TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System Vehicle Dynamics Control...
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