BAIC U5 PLUS series — 1 (3)

Correct sitting posture of the driver and passengers In order to ensure the safety of the driver and passengers, the driver shall perform the following operations before driving the vehicle: Correct sitting posture of the front passengers To ensure a safe ride, the front passenger shall do the following: Correct sitting posture of the driver ● Adjust the seat to keep the proper distance between the front passenger and the dashboard, so as to provide the most effective safety protection when the airbag is triggered. ● Adjust the seat back and forth to a suitable position, so that the accelerator pedal, brake pedal and clutch pedal can be fully pressed down with the knee joint slightly bent*.

Safe Operation Instructions ● Adjust the seat backrest to fit the back with the backrest. ●Adjust the backrest to an appropriate angle so that the back can fit the backrest completely. Correct sitting posture of driver can reduce driving fatigue and ensure vehicle driving safety. ● Wear the seat belt correctly. ● Place the feet in the footwell in front of the front seat. ● Adjust the steering wheel to keep at least 25cm between the chest and the steering wheel. Make sure that the elbow is slightly bent to hold the top of the steering wheel. ● Adjust the rear view mirror to a proper position. ● Wear the seat belt correctly.

6 In order to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, the following precautions must be strictly observed: ● The distance between the driver's chest and the steering wheel shall not be too close, otherwise the airbag cannot provide effective protection and may cause damage to the driver. ● The driver's hands shall be held on the outer ring of the steering wheel (at 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions) to ensure that all instruments and indicator lamps on the instrument cluster can be seen. ● During driving, do not put your feet on the instrument panel or the window, and do not sit cross-legged in the seat.

Always place your feet in the foot space, otherwise you will be easily injured in the event of emergency braking or accident.