● When SOC is low, the acceleration performance may decline. ● Use of electric equipment: For example, the range driven with A/C on is shorter than that with A/C off. ● When the high-voltage battery is low, the V2L* function cannot be used as normal. Charge the battery promptly. ● Usable capacity of the high-voltage battery is lower in cold weather and reduces as the temperature decreases. If the vehicle with high battery level is charged at low temperatures, the SOC may quickly jump to 100%. ● At high or low temperatures, it is normal that the charging and discharging capabilities of the high- voltage battery decline, and the charging time is prolonged.
Power performance may also decline under extreme temperatures. ● The available battery capacity decreases as the vehicle is used over time. ● When charging in low temperatures, the temperature control system can significantly improve charging capability. See P80 for details. Battery Usage Tips 04 ● When the vehicle is used at low temperatures, the battery's temperature control system will start heating the battery as appropriate to ensure the driving power and discharging performance and improve your driving experience. When the vehicle is driven over short distances, heating may be ineffective, which increases power consumption and decreases driving range.
● It is recommended to use the vehicle at temperatures between -10℃ to 40℃. When SOC is low, timely charge the vehicle to ensure enough driving range and good acceleration performance. USING AND DRIVING ● To ensure long term performance, avoid driving in extreme temperatures for over 24 hours. ● In low ambient temperatures, if the vehicle must be stored for a long time, it can be placed in an underground garage or other warmer area to reduce loss of battery heat, maintaining vehicle performance. ● When the high-voltage battery is normal, the driving range of the vehicle varies with the following factors: ● Driving habit:
For example, the range in frequent acceleration or deceleration is shorter than that at constant speeds, and the range is shorter when driving at high speeds than when at low speeds. ● Frequent and sudden acceleration or deceleration should be avoided. Drive the vehicle on flat and dry roads. When necessary, turn off high-power equipment such as A/C or adjust the A/C temperature to reduce power consumption of such devices and increase the driving range. ● Road conditions: For example, the range driven in rough conditions or on long slopes is shorter than that in normal conditions and on even roads.
● When the vehicle is used for the first time or after a long idle period, the SOC displayed on the instrument cluster may not be correct. It is recommended to fully charge the vehicle first. ● Temperature: The driving range at low temperatures is shorter than that at ambient temperatures. 95