Safety Seat belts using the correct form of child restraint. For more information, see , please see Child safety (p. 22). Seat belt overview Warning! In the event of a collision, a correctly fastened seat belt will greatly reduce the risk of death or serious injury. If you are involved in a collision, properly wearing your seat belt could save your and others' lives. ■ Before driving, all occupants must fasten their seat belts correctly. A seat belt is intended for one person. Do not let anyone, including children, sit in your lap. Doing so is illegal and could result in death or serious injury.
■ Do not remove, modify, or install any items that might affect the seat belt routing or tension, and do not insert foreign objects into the belt buckle. Doing so could affect the seat belt system, which could result in death or serious injury. ■ If there is suspicion of damaged seat belts, or if the car has been involved in a collision, bring the car to a ZEEKR Hi-Tech Service Center or an approved service partner to have the seat belts inspected and potentially replaced. Damaged seat belts might not appear damaged, but could result in death or serious injury. ■ The seat belt system has no user serviceable parts. Do not attempt to repair or modify it.
Doing so could lead to death or serious injury. ■ Do not clip or hook the seat belt to hooks or other interior fittings, or place anything between you and the seat belt, such as a cushion. Doing so prevents the belt from tightening properly and could lead to death or serious injury. The seat belt retractor locks automatically if the seat belt is pulled too quickly and in certain driving situations. Seat belt reminder The driver display shows the seat belt symbol if a seat is occupied but the corresponding seat belt is not buckled. There is also a visual representation showing the status of each seat as follows:
■ White symbol – seat occupied and seat belt buckled ■ Grey symbol – seat not occupied ■ Red symbol – seat occupied but seat belt not buckled All car occupants must always use seat belts. Each occupant must also be in their own seat and use the corresponding seat belt and buckle for that seat (the belt buckle closest to your hip, on the opposite side of you from where the seat belt is located). The seat belts are designed for adults, but can work for children if they are 18