Airbag System CAUTION! Introduction to Airbags •Occupants must sit in a proper position to maximize the protection provided by the seat belt and the airbag system. • The airbag system is a part of the auxiliary restraint system, and also a supplement to the seat and seat belt. When the vehicle is involved in a serious collision and conditions are met, the airbag deploys and provides head protection along with the seat belt chest protection. •Do not disassemble or assemble the airbag components without authorization. 02 •The use of seat covers other than BYD original products may result in poor airbag performance and consequential injury.
Do not place anything between the side airbag and the passenger. SAFETY • Airbags are divided into front and side types, according to the type of collision. Front airbags include both driver and front passenger airbags, and side airbags include front seat side and side curtain airbags. •Do not apply excessive force to the side of seats equipped with side airbags. • As an integral part of the vehicle's passive safety protection system, the airbag system does not replace seat belts, and it must be combined with the use of seat belts to maximize protection.
•After a collision, even if the airbag module did not deploy, and the pretensioner did not lock the seat belt, the airbag computer may be encrypted in order to protect the passengers from the dangers of high voltage. Contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider to carry out testing. MCB (Multi-Collision Brake) Function MCB (Multi-Collision Brake) Function • If an accident requires front airbags activation, the vehicle will engage automatic braking.
Driver and Front Passenger Airbags • Speed reduction, along with intervention by additional driving systems (Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)), will assist the vehicle to maintain stability and lane position. This vehicle is equipped with driver and front passenger airbags. When the airbag system Electronic Control Unit (ECU) detects a moderate to severe front impact, and the triggering conditions are met, the airbags deploy. • Hazard and brake lights will also light up to alert oncoming traffic and prevent further collisions. • To support emergency service rescue and vehicle recovery, brakes will release and brake lights will go off after the accident.
• The driver can interrupt the multi- collision braking at any time by accelerating or braking. 19