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What is Warning mode of Lane assist? | There are three warning modes: vibration, sound, and vibration + sound. |
How many levels does the warning sensitivity have? | There are three warning sensitivity levels: low, standard and high. |
Tell me about Traffic assistant. | The traffic sign information function uses a camera at the top of the windscreen to detect traffic signs and display them on the combined instrument panel to help the driver with driving.
Select and set the various functions by going to 【vehicle settings】 → 【intelligent driving】 → 【traffic signs】 on the multimedia display.
Traffic sign recognition
When traffic sign recognition is on, the system recognises traffic signs and displays them on the combined instrument panel.
Over-speed alarm
After turning on traffic sign recognition, you can turn on the over-speed alarm function. After recognising a speed limit sign, the system will issue an alarm if the driver exceeds this limit to remind the driver to slow the vehicle to an appropriate speed as quickly as possible.
Cruise speed limit
After turning on traffic sign recognition, you can turn on the cruise speed limit function.
During cruising, if the system recognises a speed limit sign that is ≥30 kph, and the vehicle's cruising speed is above that limit, the system will remind the driver to slow the vehicle to below the speed limit.
Over-speed alarm sensitivity
You can set when the over-speed alarm will be issued based on your driving habits.
Set to 0: An alarm will be issued when the vehicle reaches the speed limit.
Set to a value greater than 0: An alarm will only be issued after the vehicle exceeds the speed limit.
Set to a value less than 0: An alarm will be issued ahead of time before the vehicle reaches the speed limit. |
What is Hill descent control system? | Hill descent control (HDC) actively applies braking when the vehicle is descending a downhill gradient so that the driver can safely drive downhill at a constant speed. |
How to use Hill descent control system? | Pressing the button turns hill descent control on or off.
After turning hill descent control on, the hill descent informational light on the instrument panel is illuminated.
After turning hill descent control off, the hill descent informational light on the instrument panel turns off.
When hill descent control is working, the hill descent informational light on the instrument panel flashes. |
What's Anti-lock braking system? | During emergency braking or when braking on a slippery road, the anti-lock braking system (ABS) helps to maintain control of steering by preventing the wheels from locking. |
What's Electronic brake force distribution system? | When the vehicle is braking, the electronic brake force distribution system (EBD) automatically adjusts the braking force distribution ratio of the front and rear axles to improve braking efficiency. The system also works with the ABS to improve braking stability, thereby keeping the vehicle stable. |
What is Emergency brake assist? | The emergency brake assist system is activated when the driver presses the brake pedal quickly. It increases the effectiveness of the brakes and reduces the vehicle’s stopping distance. |
Tell me about Traction control system. | When the vehicle starts off or accelerates on a slippery road, the traction control system (TCS) helps to maintain the driving force and prevent the drive wheels from spinning. |
What is Roll movement intervention? | The roll movement intervention system (RMI) monitors the vehicle’s motion while it is turning to determine whether it is at risk of rolling over. If so, the RMI applies the brakes to one or more wheels to prevent the vehicle from rolling over. |
What do you know about Hill hold control? | When the driver releases the brake pedal to start driving while on a hill, the hill hold control system (HHC) maintains the braking force for about 2 seconds to keep the vehicle from rolling back. |
What is Secondary collision mitigation system? | The secondary collision mitigation system (SCM) automatically applies the vehicle brakes after an initial collision (airbags inflate) to slow or stop the vehicle, thereby reducing the probability of a secondary collision and the severity of any injuries. |
What is Electric power steering? | Electric power steering enhances driver safety by monitoring the vehicle speed and adjusting the power assist in real time to ensure that steering feels light when driving at low speeds and is stable at high speeds. |
Tell me about Electronic stability program (ESP). | The ESP can help reduce the risk on slippery roads and, under certain driving situations, improve driving stability by braking individual wheels.
When the ESP is activated, the ESP informational light on the combined instrument panel flashes. At this time, you need to drive carefully. |
How to turn on/off Electronic stability program (ESP)? | On the multimedia display, go to 【Vehicle Settings】 → 【Driving】 → 【ESP】 , to turn the ESP on or off.
On the instrument panel ESP shutdown informational light on the combined instrument panel lights up, indicating that the ESP has been turned off. |
What's Dynamic steering torque? | When applying vehicle emergency braking or accelerating and there is a large disparity in adhesion coefficients between the left and right wheels (such as on icy, snowy roads and slippery roads), the dynamic steering torque (DST) system will automatically adjust the steering wheel angle to correct the direction of travel of the vehicle according to the speed disparities of the coaxial wheels and the variations in vehicle dynamics.
On the multimedia display, go to 【Vehicle Settings】 → 【Driving】 → 【DST】 , to turn the DST on or off. |
What's Oxygen sensor? | The oxygen sensor detects the concentration of oxygen in the exhaust gas and returns this value to the engine’s ECU to adjust the air-fuel ratio for optimal combustion efficiency, which reduces the amount of carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides in the exhaust gas. |
What is a Catalytic converter? | The catalytic converter is the most important purification device of the vehicle exhaust system outside of the engine. The catalytic converter is equipped with a precious metal catalyst that catalyses the conversion of harmful gases such as carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides into carbon dioxide, water and nitrogen through oxidation and reduction.
If the catalytic converter is used correctly, it generally does not require maintenance, so do not disassemble it without good reason. When replacing, use only a model that is appropriate for the engine. |
What is a Supercharger? | The supercharger improves the fuel economy of the engine, enhances the power and performance of the vehicle and reduces the emission of harmful components such as particulate matter and nitrogen oxides in the engine exhaust. |
Do you have the information of Evaporative emission control devices? | When the vehicle is running normally, the evaporative emission control devices route fuel vapour into the engine for combustion to prevent the fuel vapour from entering the atmosphere. |
Give me some information about Crankcase emission control device. | The crankcase emission control device guides the mix of gasses (including unburned fuel vapour, water vapour and exhaust gas) in the crankcase to the appropriate position of the intake pipe through the connecting pipe, returning it to the cylinder for combustion. This reduces the emission of pollutants and improves the economy of the engine. |
What's On-board diagnostic system? | The engine failure warning light is part of the on-board diagnostic system.
An engine electronic control module equipped with an on-board diagnostic system stores various fault data (especially those related to exhaust emissions). Disconnecting the battery cable deletes these data, which makes a quick diagnosis more difficult. Therefore, do not disconnect the battery cable when investigating the cause of the engine failure warning light.
When the vehicle diagnoses the evaporative emission control system, the charcoal canister purge valve at the rear of the vehicle will make a banging sound, which is normal. |
What's Petrol particulate filter? | The Petrol Particulate Filter (PPF) is an integral part of the system that reduces exhaust emissions of the vehicle. It captures small particles before they are discharged into the atmosphere, thereby reducing air pollution. |
Introduce the Regeneration process of Petrol particulate filter. | The PPF automatically activates the regeneration process when certain conditions are met. When this occurs, the instrument panel displays the 【Particulate filter is regenerating】 notification. The regeneration process combusts the particles so the PPF can continue to effectively operate.
During regeneration, we recommend that you drive as follows until regeneration is complete and the notification clears. (Do not cover this notification, and keep it visible.)
Try to drive on good roads at a constant speed, ideally faster than 80 kph.
Avoid idling the engine.
Avoid parking or turning off the engine.
CAUTION:
If the necessary conditions to activate regeneration are not met over an extended time, the instrument panel will display the 【Particulate filter needs regenerating】 warning. When this occurs, after you start the engine (and the water temperature gauge indicator is in the middle position or higher), drive the vehicle in the manner in the regeneration program to start the regeneration program.
Failing to take these steps will affect the operation of the engine and petrol particulate filter and will damage vehicle components.
Use fuel that meets national regulations and standards and avoid using fuel additives. to prevent additional particulate matter or catalyst poisoning due to a fuel issue.
Regularly change the oil, using the correct specification.
WARNING:
Obey all traffic regulations while performing the automatic regeneration program.
NOTICE:
For regular driving, we recommend the following:
Avoid frequently running the engine at low speeds at a high-throttle or doing so for a long time.
Avoid frequently idling the engine or doing so for a long time.
Avoid frequently parking or turning off the engine.
Avoid driving short distances. |
What is the Head-up display system? | The head-up display (HUD) system projects relevant information to an area within the driver's field of view. The driver can view vehicle information while driving without needing to lower his head, thereby avoiding being distracted from the road ahead. This also minimises eye fatigue because the driver does not need to switch his view from the road in the distance to the much nearer instrument panel.
A vehicle equipped with an Augmented Reality Head-Up Display (AR-HUD) system integrates the information projected by the HUD with road conditions and superimposes this in front of the driver in an accessible, vivid manner to expand and enhance the driver’s understanding of the road environment. |
How to use Head-up display system? | After starting the vehicle, the head-up display (HUD) can be switched on or off by going to 【vehicle settings】 → 【in-car】 → 【WHUD】 / 【AR-HUD】 on the multimedia display.
After turning on the HUD, you can set the following:
【Display Content】 : sets what content the HUD projection displays
【HUD snow mode】 : Turning on this function enhances the HUD projection when driving the vehicle in a snowy environment.
【Vibration correction】 : Turning on this function enhances the HUD projection when driving the vehicle on bumpy roads.
【Use steering wheel to adjust HUD】 : adjusts the HUD projection position and brightness. |
What do we have on the Combined instrument panel? | Speedometer
Gear display
Shift prompt
Customised information
Driving mode information
Fuel gauge
Intelligent driving information
SOC indicator |
What is the Power management system? | he power management system monitors how the vehicle’s electrical equipment is using power and allocates power in the best way to improve the start-up performance of the vehicle and extend the life of the battery.
The power management system has the following functions:
Battery monitoring
Sensors continuously monitor the battery's voltage, current and temperature, and this information is used to calculate the remaining power and health of the battery.
Sleep power management
Continuously monitors the power use of all electrical equipment when the vehicle is parked and gradually shuts down unnecessary electrical equipment according to information from battery monitoring to avoid overuse of the battery that could affect the start-up performance of the vehicle.
Smart DC charging
Continuously monitors the power use of all electrical equipment when the vehicle is parked for a long time. If the system detects power loss, it will automatically activate smart DC charging to prevent further power loss and ensure the vehicle's start-up performance.
Static power management
Continuously monitors the power use of all electrical equipment before the vehicle started and gradually shuts down unnecessary electrical equipment according to information from battery monitoring to avoid overuse of the battery that could affect the start-up performance of the vehicle.
Dynamic power management
Continuously monitors the power use of all electrical equipment when the vehicle is moving and distributes the power output by DC/DC converter to various electrical equipment as needed. When the DC/DC converter output power exceeds the demand from electrical equipment, dynamic power management adjusts and supplies power to the battery to keep it at its best charging status.
NOTICE:
The power management system is not able to exceed the limitations of physical laws. Batteries have a limited output and service life. |
What should I know about Power management system? | The power management system prioritises start-up performance for the vehicle.
Driving short distances in urban areas and in areas with low temperatures increases power use and decreases the supply of power from the DC/DC converter.
Before the vehicle is started, the DC/DC converter cannot supplement power supply, so using electrical equipment before you start the vehicle pulls power directly from the battery.
You will notice how the power management system allocates power under these conditions. |
When leaving the vehicle parked for a long time, what should I know? | If you have not driven the vehicle for several days or weeks, the power management system tries to ensure that the vehicle can still start up. To do so, it will direct the high-voltage battery pack to charge the low voltage battery when the system detects that power in the low voltage battery is too low. If the high-voltage battery pack is low and unable to charge the low voltage battery, the power management system will incrementally turn off electrical equipment or reduce the power being used by the electrical equipment.
Some helpful functions, like remote unlocking, may become unavailable after leaving the vehicle parked for a long time. After starting up the vehicle, these functions will be restored. |
What should I pay attention to Before starting up the vehicle? | Listening to the radio or using other functions of the multimedia system when the vehicle has not been started will cause the battery to discharge power.
The multimedia display or instrument panel will show a notice when battery use may begin to affect starting the vehicle. When this happens, you must start the vehicle to continue using these functions. |
What should I notice When driving the vehicle? | While driving, even when the DC/DC converter can supply power, the batteries may still lose power. This is most likely to happen when power use is high and power from the DC/DC converter is low, especially when power in the battery already is low.
To restore the necessary power delivery, the system will temporarily turn off certain electrical equipment that is using a lot of power or limit the equipment’s power consumption. Heating systems in particular use a lot of power. If you notice that seat heating is not working as expected or the amount of air blowing from the air-conditioning is reduced, this means that the system has temporarily turned the function off or adjusted its power use to a minimum. When power has been sufficiently restored, these functions will begin working normally again. |
When there is an incoming call,how can I answer it by using the Steering wheel buttons?,When there is an incoming call | press the left button to answer. Press right button to hang up." |
Introduce the steering wheel buttons. | Basic functions of the steering wheel buttons are as follows:
Touch the left or the right button to go to the previous/next track.
Touch the left or the right button to search before/after the current station. Long press to move to the previous/next favourite station.
Touch up or down button to increase/decrease the volume. Long press to adjust the volume up/down continuously.
Press play/pause button to play/pause multimedia.
Press voice assistant button to turn speech recognition on or off.
Press mute button to mute or unmute multimedia.
Press and hold the mute button to mute or unmute navigation.
Press customisable button to activate a preset function. Long press this button to enter the button function setting interface where you can set the customised function for this button.
Press customisable button to activate a preset function. Long press this button to enter the button function setting interface where you can set the customised function for this button. |
Introduce Persistent menu bar. | For your convenience, the persistent menu bar is displayed on the left side of most screens.
Touch the Home button to switch to the Home Interface.
This system uses a dual homepage; after switching to the homepage, touch the Home button again to switch between Driving Scene and Entertainment Scene.
Touch the menu button to enter or exit the menu interface.
Touch the 360 button to enter the panoramic view monitor interface.
Touch the sound button to adjust the volume.
Touch the vehicle settings button to enter or exit the vehicle settings interface. |
Introduce Shortcut panel. | In most interfaces, the shortcut panel can be pulled out by sliding it down from the top of the screen.
Brightness and volume
Navigation volume: Touch and drag the slider to adjust the navigation volume; touch the mute button to mute or unmute the navigation.
Media volume: Touch and drag the slider to adjust the media volume; touch the mute button to mute and unmute the media.
Brightness: Touch and drag the slider to adjust the brightness.
Shortcut switch
The shortcut switch is displayed on the right. Touch the switch to change the corresponding function or turn it on/off; touch the switch to enter the corresponding settings interface.
Touch the 【edit】 button to switch to the edit interface and replace the shortcut switch icon below. |
Introduce Entertainment scene. | ouch the home button on the persistent menu bar on the left and switch to the home interface of the entertainment scene.
【Online multimedia】 : includes online music, online radio stations, online videos and other relevant apps. Apps are updated constantly, and the content and functions displayed change depending on the actual vehicle display.
【Local multimedia】 : includes local stations, Bluetooth music, USB music and USB videos
To play Bluetooth music, first go to 【system settings】 → 【Bluetooth】 page to pair and connect other audio playback devices.
To play USB music and USB video, first insert a USB memory card to save media files to the vehicle’s USB interface (located in the left-hand recess on of the auxiliary instrument panel). |
Introduce Menu interface. | Touch the menu button on the persistent menu bar on the left to enter or exit the menu interface.
Small windows of recently used apps will be displayed at the top. Touch the small windows of the apps to switch quickly to the app interface.
The app icon will be displayed below. Touch it to switch to the app interface.
NOTICE:
Some apps need to be connected to the network, and network data will be consumed during use.
Some app interfaces may change if new content is added or their version is updated. Refer to the actual vehicle display.
System updates may increase or decrease the number of apps displayed on the menu interface.
Not all in-app items are free, such as memberships, watching or downloading premium content and some designated products and services. You will need to make purchases as required.
Some apps are developed by third parties, who are responsible for guaranteeing delivery of their products and services. |
Introduce Telephone function. | Touch the 【telephone】 button on the menu to switch to the telephone interface. If no other Bluetooth device is connected, first go to 【system settings】 → 【Bluetooth】 to turn on Bluetooth and pair a device.
On the left-hand keyboard, key in the phone number and touch the call button to make a call.
Touch the 【contacts】 button to display the contact list after synchronisation. Touch contacts or phone numbers in the list to make a call.
Touch the 【recents】 button to display a call list after synchronisation. Touch any record in the list to make a call.
Touch the 【messages】 button to display the messages interface after synchronisation. Touch to view short messages for the device currently connected. |
What options we got in Bluetooth Settings? | 【Bluetooth】 : Touch the switch to turn Bluetooth on or off.
【Bluetooth discoverable】 : With this function enabled, other devices are allowed to detect the system’s Bluetooth and pair with it.
【Device name】 : displays the Bluetooth device name, which can be customised
【Current connection】 : displays the Bluetooth device currently connected, which can be disconnected or deleted
【Available devices】 : displays a list of the Bluetooth devices discovered. Touch the name of a device in the list to initiate a pairing request. Touch the 【search】 button to search for Bluetooth devices again. |
What do we have in Hotspot settings? | 【Vehicle hotspot】 : Touch the switch to turn the hotspot on or off. If the function is enabled, other devices can connect to this hotspot to access the Internet.
【Device name】 : displays the hotspot device name, which can be customised
【Password】 : displays the hotspot password, which can be customised
【Connected devices】 : displays the list of devices connected to the vehicle hotspot |
What setting options do we have in Wi-Fi settings? | 【Wi-Fi】 : Touch the switch to turn Wi-Fi on or off.
【Available networks】 : displays the available networks that have been discovered. Touch the name of a network in the list to connect. |
Introduce Sound Settings. | 【System sound】 : adjusts navigation volume, speech volume, media volume and call volume; turns on or off the self-adaptive volume after startup, lowers multimedia volume during navigation broadcast, incoming call auto broadcast and system prompt sound functions; sets vehicle alert sound and speed volume adjustment
【Sound effect settings】 : sets the best listening position, pedestrian warning sound, turns on or off stereo surround sound, active noise reduction, simulated engine sound and regulating equalizer
【Voice assistant】 : displays default wakeup word for voice, sets custom wakeup word and selects voice speaker |
What's it in the Display settings? | 【Dash board brightness adjustment】 : for instrument brightness adjustment
【Centre console screen brightness adjustment】 : for adjusting the brightness of the multimedia display
【Backlight brightness adjustment】 : for adjusting the brightness of the backlight
【Display mode】 : sets interface display mode to auto (adjusts display mode based on the light level when the light is manually turned on or set to automatic light mode), dark or light mode
【Clock format】 : sets the display format for system time as 12-hour or 24-hour
【Time zone setting】 : sets the time zone
【Language】 : sets the interface language
【Unit】 : sets the unit for temperature, length and speed |
What we got in the Personalised settings? | 【Dashboard screen display】 : sets the instrument display mode
【Steering wheel [+]】 : selects the custom functions for the button on the steering wheel
【Steering wheel [*]】 : selects the custom functions for the button on the steering wheel |
What does System information contain? | 【Version info】 : view and change device name, and view software version and system update.
【Privacy security】 : sets data access related to personal information
【Reset and recover】 : resets the system to restore all system settings |
How to enter personal settings and what it got? | On the menu interface touch 【my account】 to switch to personal settings.
Touch the 【switch account】 button to log in with another account.
Touch the 【login】 button to log in using your email verification code, account and password or by scanning the QR code with the mobile app.
After logging in, touch the 【account and security】 button to view account information, change your login password and set up facial recognition.
If facial recognition is turned on and the relevant face data has been recorded, the driver can log in using facial recognition following the prompts each time the driver enters the vehicle and closes the door.
After logging in, touch the 【about】 button to view user terms, privacy policy and other related information. |
Introduce Charging & efficiency. | Touch the 【charging ＆ efficiency】 button on the menu interface to switch to the charging & efficiency interface.
【Power flow】 : displays power transfer status and total range
【Energy consumption trend】 : displays the vehicle’s energy consumption trend over time
【Charging management】 : sets the charging mode and SOC limit of the power battery
【Driving tips】 : shows suggestions on efficient driving and vehicle maintenance |
What's Skill tree? | Touch the 【skill tree】 button on the menu interface to switch to the skill tree interface.
The Skill Tree Interface presents and introduces the function classification and extension relationship of the audio-visual system in a tree structure.
The vehicle Bluetooth name is displayed at the centre of the skill tree. Touch the centre to change the Bluetooth name.
Touch the button on the Skill Tree to reveal drop-down functions and pop up a floating window showing the current function details; touch and hold the button on the Skill Tree to hide all function buttons under this branch.
Touch the back to centre button to restore the interface to the default zoom level and quickly return to the skill tree centre view.
Touch the search button to search for functions in the skill tree.
Touch the 【Auto-learn】 button to turn the auto-learn function on or off. Once this has been enabled, functions configured based on the scenario engine can be added to the skill tree. |
What is Smartphones function? | Use a data cable to connect your mobile to the vehicle’s USB interface. Touch the 【Apple CarPlay】 or 【Android Auto】 button on the Menu Interface to switch to the Smartphone Interface.
Disconnect the cable to exit.
【Apple CarPlay】 : Suitable for the iOS operating system.
【Android Auto】 : Suitable for the Android operating system. |
What do you know about Voice assistant? | The voice assistant can recognise and execute voice commands to quickly control vehicle functions and make using the vehicle more convenient.
Use the following method to activate the voice assistant:
On the steering wheel, press the voice assistant button .
Wake the voice assistant with the system’s default wakeup word or the custom wakeup word.
For examples of wakeup words and voice commands, go to 【system settings】 → 【sound】 → 【voice assistant】 to see the controls and settings. |
How to wear a seat belt correctly? | Adjust the seat back so that you are sitting up straight with your back against the seat back.
The seat belt should be flat.
The shoulder strap should be close to the middle of the shoulder, not on the neck and not on the shoulder.
The lap belt should be as low as possible over the hips. |
What is Pre-tensioner seat belts? | During a collision, the pre-tensioner will instantaneously tighten the seat belt to provide the best restraint for the occupant.
The force limiter helps to control the load applied to the seatbelt, helping to minimise the impact to the chest. |
In what situation does the Pre-tensioner seat belts work? | Pre-tensioner seat belts work when the vehicle is hit in the front by a strong force.
If the vehicle is subjected to one of the following impacts and the impact force is small, the seat belt may not deploy.
Frontal collision against a solid wall at a speed of 25 kph or less.
A frontal collision with an object with a small surface area, such as a telephone pole or a tree, at a speed of 35 kph or less.
Pre-tensioner seat belts may not work as expected when the vehicle experiences one of the following forceful impacts.
The vehicle has rolled 90º or 180º.
During a side or rear collision. |
How to use the three-point seat belts? | 1.Hold the metal tab and pull the seat belt out of the retractor. Ensure that the belt is not twisted. If you have trouble pulling out the seat belt from the retractor, use force to pull it out and then loosen your grip to let the seat belt retract. You should then be able to pull the seat belt out of the retractor smoothly.
2.Insert the metal tab into the buckle until you hear a “click”.
3.Eliminate any slack in the belt by pulling up on the shoulder strap and adjusting the lap belt. This allows the strong bones in your pelvis to bear the impact force and reduces the risk of injury.
4.Adjust the shoulder strap so that it crosses the middle of your shoulder and chest. This allows the impact force to be distributed across the strong bones in your upper body.
5.To release the seat belt, press the release button on the buckle. After releasing, hold the metal tab until the seat belt completely returns to its original place, taking care not to bump other passengers or nearby objects. |
How to Adjusting the height of the front seat belts? | Use the seat belt height adjuster if a seat belt is running close to your neck or falling off your shoulder. Adjust the height so that the strap crosses the middle of your shoulder.
Raise: Push the seat belt height adjuster up, and the adjuster will click into different positions.
Lower: Press the adjuster switch to move the seat belt height adjuster to the required height and then release the switch. Ensure that the seat belt height adjuster has clicked into place. |
How to turn on/off the Motorised seat belts with pre-warning? | To turn the seat belt motor on or off, go to 【vehicle settings】 → 【in-car】 → 【driver seat】 on the multimedia display. |
What is Seat belt pre-warning? | Touch the 【seat belt pre-warning】 button on the interface to turn the seat belt pre-warning on or off.
When this function is enabled and the power mode is ON, the seat belt automatically retracts and tightens when the driver fastens his or her seat belt or after the driver resumes normal posture after leaning forward. This improves the protection that the seat belt provides. |
Introduce Seatbelt vibration reminder. | Touch the 【seatbelt vibration reminder】 button on the interface to turn the seatbelt vibration reminder on or off.
When this function is on and the vehicle is moving, the following signals will trigger vibration of the seat belt, thereby providing a haptic alert to the driver.
Front collision warning: when a risk of frontal collision is detected
Crossing warning: when a pedestrian or vehicle is detected crossing in front of the vehicle
Fatigue driving monitoring: when the AI system detects that the driver is very tired
Lane keeping assist: when the vehicle has left its lane and has failed to correct automatically |
Introduce front airbags. | The front airbags are inside the steering wheel and the instrument panel in front of the front passenger seat. There are airbag symbols on the steering wheel and the instrument panel. When the vehicle experiences a strong front-side collision, the seat belts lock and the driver-side and passenger-side airbags inflate to dissipate and retard the impact on the head and chest of the occupants.
The driver-side knee airbag is under the instrument panel and has an airbag symbol. The driver-side knee airbag adds to the protection from the seat belt. In the event of a collision, the knee airbag protects the driver's knees and calves and stabilizes the driver's sitting posture. |
What's the Operating principle of front airbags? | In the event of a moderate to severe frontal collision, sensors perceive that the vehicle is decelerating rapidly, and a control unit immediately commands the airbag to inflate instantaneously. |
What is Front passenger airbag switch used for? | The front passenger airbag switch is on the side of the passenger-side instrument panel.
To turn off the front passenger airbag, use the mechanical key to turn the front passenger airbag switch to the OFF position. After doing so, the reading light will display the warning light OFF.
To turn on the front passenger airbag, use the mechanical key to turn the front passenger airbag switch to the ON position. After doing so, the reading light will display the warning light ON. |
Introduce the Side airbags. | The side airbags are in the outer cushion of the seat back and have an airbag symbol. Side airbags are a supplement to seat belts. In the event of a side collision, the side airbags reduce injuries of the occupants in the vehicle and prevent further impacts. |
What's the Operating principle of side airbags? | In the event of a side collision, a sensor perceives the sharp change in the lateral acceleration of the vehicle and sends a signal to the control unit. If the conditions for inflation are met, the side airbags instantly inflate.
In the event of a side impact, only the side airbag on the impacted side will inflate. If the impact occurs on the passenger side, the side airbag on the passenger side will inflate even if there is no passenger in the seat. |
Introduce Curtain airbags. | The curtain airbags are located along the lower edge of the roof, and there are airbag symbols marked on the beams. Curtain airbags are a supplement to seat belts. In the event of a side collision, the curtain airbags reduce head injuries of the occupants in the vehicle and prevent further impacts. |
What's the operating principle of curtain airbags? | In the event of a side collision, a sensor perceives the sharp change in the lateral acceleration of the vehicle and sends a signal to the control unit. If the conditions for inflation are met, the curtain airbag on the side of the collision instantly inflates. |
Introduce Seat-mounted side airbags. | The seat-mounted side airbag is in the outer cushion of the driver’s seat backrest (facing away from the door) and is marked with an airbag symbol. In the event of a side-on collision, the seat-mounted side airbag will inflate to mitigate injury caused by the driver and passenger colliding with one another or by the driver colliding with the passenger-side door or frame. This can protect critical body parts such as the head and chest. |
What's the operating principle of the Seat-mounted side airbags? | In the event of a side-on collision, a sensor will detect the sudden change in the lateral acceleration of the vehicle and send a signal to the control unit. If the conditions for inflation are met, the seat-mounted side airbag will inflate instantly. |
Any recommended types of child seats? | ISOFIX and i-Size are internationally standardised child seat fitting systems. Both the ECE-R44 and ECE-R129 standards apply to child seats in the country where the user is located. ECE-R44 classification is based on a child’s weight, whereas the ECE-R129 classification is based on a child’s height. Only a child seat that is compliant may be used in the vehicle. |
What should I know about Installing a child seat? | When installing a child seat, you must use a child safety seat that is suitable for the baby or child’s age, weight and height. |
What is Vehicle anti-theft system? | The vehicle anti-theft system helps prevent the theft of your vehicle and any valuables inside it. If someone tries to break into the vehicle, the vehicle anti-theft system sounds an audible alarm and flashes its lights. |
How to activate the Vehicle anti-theft system? | 1.After the doors have been locked, the indicators will flash once. The vehicle will now be pre-armed.
When the vehicle is in this pre-armed state, you will still be able to carry out any operations on it without triggering the anti-theft alarm.
2.After being pre-armed for 15 seconds, the vehicle will automatically move into its armed state. The vehicle anti-theft function will now be activated. |
What triggers the alarm? | When the vehicle is armed, any of the following will trigger the alarm:
Opening the bonnet.
Unlocking a door with the mechanical key.
Forcing open a door or the tailgate. |
How to cancel the alarm? | After the vehicle anti-theft alarm has been triggered, you can cancel it as follows:
Switch the power ON.
Start the vehicle.
With the power switched OFF, unlock the doors or the tailgate using the unlock button on the key or keyless or active unlocking. |
How to deactivate the Vehicle anti-theft system? | Unlock the cabin doors or the tailgate using the unlock button on the key or by keyless or active unlocking. The indicators will flash twice, and the vehicle anti-theft system will deactivate. |
Introduce Motion sensors. | When the power is in OFF mode and all windows are closed and all doors are locked, the sensors start to scan the rear seats. If motion of passengers or animals are detected, the vehicle will send out an alarm signal to remind the driver and ensure the security of the passengers or pets left in the vehicle. |
What alarm will the vehicle send if I left my child on the rear seats? | The alarm will sound as follows:
Hazard warning lights will flash, and the horn will sound.
Mobile app notification. |
How to turn the alarm from motion sensors? | Turn off alarms by unlocking the door. |
Introduce the Emergency shut-off system. | If the collision sensors detect an impact of sufficient force, this system will shut off the high-voltage current and fuel supply to minimise the risk of electric shock and fuel spillage.
If the emergency shut-off system has been activated, the vehicle cannot be restarted. If so, please contact a Authorized dealer. |
What's an Event data recorder? | The event data recorder (EDR) records data related to the vehicle’s dynamic and safety systems in the event of a collision to help understand the operation of the vehicle system. However, the EDR may not record data because of the severity or type of collision. |
Where is the Toolkit? | The reflective vest, first aid kit and vehicle documents package are in the storage compartment on the front passenger side. The other vehicle toolkit is in the luggage area. |
What should I do if my tyre begins leakings? | If a tyre begins leaking due to a puncture by a foreign body, etc, you can do emergency maintenance with the air pump and tyre sealant. |
The pressure in the rear-left tyre is low, how to inflate it? | When the pressure in a tyre is low, you can use the air pump to inflate it.
1.Make sure the pump is switched off. Take out the power cord and air hose.
2.Screw the air hose into the tyre valve.
3.Plug the power cord into the 12-volt power socket and start the vehicle.
4.Move the pump switch to the | position to start the pump.
CAUTION:
Do not allow the pump to run for more than 10 minutes. Otherwise it may overheat.
5.Inflate the tyre to the pressure specified on the tyre pressure label.
6.Turn off the pump, disconnect the air hose and the power cord and put the cap back on the tyre valve. |
If I get into a car accident, how should I warn the other drivers? | Use the following measures to warn other vehicles when you are forced to stop on the road due to a traffic accident or your vehicle breaks down:
Turn on the warning lights.
Place a warning triangle behind the vehicle in accordance with local traffic regulations. |
My car's on fire!! | If your vehicle emits heavy smoke or has a fire, immediately pull the vehicle off the road and park at a site away from other people. Turn off the power (ignition), quickly leave the vehicle and move far away. Where it is safe and possible to do so, do the following:
Based on the situation, call emergency personnel.
If you know that the fire is relatively small and not near the high-voltage system, you may try to put the fire out using the on-board fire extinguisher. If there is a large fire or the fire is near the power battery, you should quickly move far away and upwind of the vehicle and promptly notify the fire department. Because of the risk of electric shock, do not use water to extinguish the fire.
If someone inhales a large amount of the smoke, move them away and seek medical attention as soon as possible. |
What should I do if the car caught fire? | If your vehicle emits heavy smoke or has a fire, immediately pull the vehicle off the road and park at a site away from other people. Turn off the power (ignition), quickly leave the vehicle and move far away. Where it is safe and possible to do so, do the following:
Based on the situation, call emergency personnel.
If you know that the fire is relatively small and not near the high-voltage system, you may try to put the fire out using the on-board fire extinguisher. If there is a large fire or the fire is near the power battery, you should quickly move far away and upwind of the vehicle and promptly notify the fire department. Because of the risk of electric shock, do not use water to extinguish the fire.
If someone inhales a large amount of the smoke, move them away and seek medical attention as soon as possible. |
What are Signs of a drained battery? | Unable to start the vehicle.
Front lighting is abnormally dim.
The horn will not sound, or the sound is weak. |
How to jump start the vehicle? | If this vehicle's battery is low and you are unable to start the vehicle, you can use leads to connect its battery with another vehicle's battery to jump start this vehicle.
The jump terminals are located near the fuse box in the engine bay.
Before using these terminals, you will need to remove all the trim detailing in the decorative cover with a flathead screwdriver and then take off the cover.
Next remove the cover of the fuse box. You will then see the positive jump terminal.
Connecting jumper cables.
Start the rescue vehicle, and wait about five minutes.Then start the low-battery vehicle. |
What should I do when the engine has overheated? | 1.Park the vehicle somewhere safe and turn off the engine.
If you were using the air-conditioning, turn it off.
2.Check whether there is any smoke coming from the engine bay.
If there is no smoke, open the bonnet and turn the engine back on.
If there is smoke, wait until there is no more smoke coming from the engine bay. Then open the bonnet and turn the engine back on.
3.Check whether the radiator fan is rotating.
If the radiator fan is not rotating, turn the engine off and contact a Authorized dealer.
If the fan is rotating, wait until the water temperature starts to decrease and then shut off the engine.
4.Check the coolant level.
If the coolant level is low, add more. In addition, check whether a line is leaking. If there’s a leak, contact a Authorized dealer.
5.Check whether anything is stuck in the radiator element.
If something is stuck, clean it out. |
What are Signs of overheating? | The water temperature indicator light is in the red advance warning zone.
The engine loses power.
Smoke is coming from the engine bay.
The air-conditioning compressor may automatically shut off.
The power battery charges too slowly or not at all while driving, resulting in a continuous drop in battery power |
What should I be careful with when towing? | Securely lock the vehicle in place when using a flatbed tow truck.
When using a wheel-lift truck & towing from the front (front-wheel drive), The rear wheels and axle must be in a good condition. The parking brake must be released, and the vehicle securely locked in place.
When using a wheel-lift truck & towing from the front (four-wheel drive/rear-wheel drive), Place a towing trolley under the rear wheels and securely lock it.
When using a wheel-lift truck & towing from the rear, Place a towing trolley under the front wheels and securely lock it.
Do not use a hook and chain tow truck for towing. |
How to use a Front bumper tow hook? | 1.Use a slotted screwdriver wrapped in cloth to remove the tow hook cover.
2.Turn the tow hook clockwise into the hole and tighten it with a wheel nut spanner or a similar tool. |
How to use a Rear tow hook? | 1.Use a slotted screwdriver wrapped in cloth to remove the tow hook cover.
2.Turn the tow hook clockwise into the hole and tighten it with a wheel nut spanner or a similar tool. |
How to use Tow rope? | Tow ropes should be elastic to protect the vehicle. We recommend a rope or cable made of synthetic fibre or similar elastic material.
Only attach the tow rope to the designated tow hook or towing eye.
Be careful not to damage the vehicle body when attaching the tow rope. The distance between the towing and towed vehicles should be greater than four metres and less than ten metres.
Tie a marking flag to the middle of the tow rope. When possible, use reflective material on the tow rope when towing at night to increase visibility. |
What should I do If the vehicle breaks down? | If the vehicle breaks down and there is no professional towing service available, you can use a tow hook to tow the vehicle away as an alternative. This only works for a short distance on a hard road surface and at low speed.
WARNING:
You must obey the relevant local laws when towing. |
What should I be careful with Towing the vehicle? | When this vehicle is being towed away, the driver must sit inside to control the steering wheel and the brake pedal. Make sure that its wheels, axle, steering, braking, transmission system (including gearbox), and lighting system (including signal lights, brake lights) are all in good condition.
Follow the steps below:
1.Start the vehicle and switch the gear to “N”.
If the vehicle will not start, switch the supply mode to ON and shift the gear to “N”.
CAUTION:
Do not use the tow hook to tow the vehicle if the gearbox cannot be shifted to “N”.
2.Turn on the hazard warning lights, release the parking brake and wait to be towed.
Do not exceed 30 kph or travel farther than 50 km while being towed. |
What should I pay attention to when Towing other broken down vehicles? | 1.When towing, turn on the hazard warning lights and follow local regulations.
2.Tighten the tow rope slowly before accelerating.
CAUTION:
Do not tow a vehicle that is heavier than this vehicle to avoid potential damage to this vehicle.
Avoid sudden starts or jerky movements to prevent excessive tensile force acting on the tow hook and the tow rope.
Do not use the tow rope to tow over a long distance downhill.
Do not tow the vehicle backwards. |
What should I do If the vehicle gets stuck or high-centred? | Drive cautiously in snow, mud and sand because it is easy to get your vehicle stuck or high-centred in such conditions.
Try the following if the vehicle gets stuck:
1.Turn the vehicle off and make sure that you have set the parking brake.
2.Clear the mud, snow or sand around the tyre that is stuck.
3.Use a wood block, stone or other material to improve the tyre’s grip.
4.Restart the vehicle and use an appropriate drive mode.
5.Release the parking brake and accelerate carefully to free the vehicle.
If you cannot free the vehicle using the foregoing method, contact a professional rescue or service provider. Do not allow an unqualified person to drag the vehicle out. |
Introduce the Service and SOS function. | The buttons and informational lights for the on-board phone are on the reading light panel.
Press and hold the live operator button to make a live operator service call.
Use live operator service to search for a destination or point of interest, ask for information, make a reservation, enquire about an emergency call issue, and get roadside assistance.
During a call, press and hold the live operator button to end the live operator service call.
For manual activation, press the emergency assistance (SOS) button and then release the button within 0.5 to 4 seconds to make an emergency assistance call. Press the emergency assistance button again within four seconds if you wish to cancel the emergency assistance call. You cannot cancel the call after four seconds. After initiating the call, only the public-safety answering point (PSAP) can cancel the call. The driver and passengers cannot cancel the call.
In the event of a collision (where the airbags have deployed), the system will automatically make an emergency assistance call. This call cannot be ended manually.
After initiating an emergency assistance call View details, the system will automatically send relevant data to the rescue service, such as the vehicle’s current location, and the rescue centre will respond to the rescue request as soon as possible. |
How to check the engine oil? | Park the vehicle on a flat surface with the engine warmed to its normal operating temperature. Turn off the power and wait 10 minutes before checking the engine oil level.
The level should be between the minimum and maximum marks on the oil dipstick.
If the level is near or below the minimum mark, add oil as soon as possible so that the level is between the minimum and maximum marks. |