STARTING AND DRIVING Driving modes Note! Driving modes The vehicle has four modes to choose from: electric, hybrid, economy and power modes. Under different driving modes, the handling performance and ride comfort of the vehicle are also different. You can choose a driving mode based on factors such as personal needs and specific road conditions. VESPER If conditions do not permit, the vehicle will automatically exit the electric mode and enter the hybrid mode. Conditions that affect the activation of electric mode include (but not limited to): □ The remaining capacity in the hybrid battery. □ Running speed. □ Opening of accelerator pedal.
□ Engine status Selectable driving mode Electric mode Hybrid mode In this mode, if conditions permit, the vehicle is only driven by motors activated with as low energy consumption as possible. Hybrid mode is the vehicle's default mode. In this mode, the vehicle uses the motor and engine individually or at same time.When power output is available, it is preferred to use the motor only. The combustion engine starts if the high voltage battery energy level is insufficient or there is more power requested by pressing the accelerator pedal.This driving mode consumes less energy by optimizing the mix of motor and engine. Both the engine and transmission have standard features. Warning!
Do not turn off the low-speed driving prompt function, which can simulate the alarm sound when driving with pure electricity to alert pedestrians and vehicles around the vehicle. If you turn off the low-speed driving prompt, pay special attention to the area around the vehicle. for there is no sound of engine operation, pedestrians, cyclists, and other people and vehicles in the area around the vehicle may not notice that the vehicle is starting or approaching them. ECO mode In this mode, vehicle characteristics change, driving is more energy efficient and efficient, acceleration performance is reduced, and the power of the air conditioner will be limited. Power mode 162