32 Driving and Operating Guide Driving and Operating Guide High Voltage (HV) Conditions remote and pressing the lock button, the vehicle will automatically turn off. Alternatively, you can press the Emergency OFF button located at the bottom of the steering wheel to immediately turn off the vehicle in any condition. After the vehicle is opened, the driver's door is opened, the instrument cluster will illuminate, and the vehicle enters HV conditions. New Vehicle Trial The following steps can be taken within the first 500 km to improve performance, enhance fuel efficiency, and extend the vehicle's lifespan: In HV conditions, the entire high-voltage circuit is connected.
Preparation Before Entering "READY" Condition: • Avoid emergency shutdowns only if necessary. With this, brakes are able to function properly. • Do not accelerate the vehicle suddenly and continuously; keep the vehicle running at high speeds if possible to avoid motor damage and save power. • Do not tow other vehicles with your vehicle. “READY" Condition (Initial Condition) • Check if the handbrake is already pulled. • Ensure there are no obstacles around the vehicle. • Ensure all windows and doors are clean and transparent. • Check tire conditions and air pressure, and look for any foreign objects. • Ensure the seat and side mirror are in the correct position.
Adjust the seat and side mirror if necessary. • Fasten seat belts and ask passengers to buckle up. • Release the handbrake before starting the vehicle. When the vehicle enters the "READY" condition, the drive motor is ready for use. How to Start the "READY" Status: 1. The official key is inside the vehicle. 2. The driver is in the driver's seat. 3. Then, press the brake pedal until the "READY" light on the instrument cluster lights up. How to Turn Off the Vehicle: To turn off the vehicle, make sure you bring the vehicle to a stop in the P position, the parking brake is active, and all doors are closed; then, using the