Driving and Operating Guide 33 If the Vehicle Cannot Enter "READY" Status Crawl The crawl function means that when the car is in the D or R gear, with the gas pedal and brake pedal not pressed and the handbrake released, the car moves in the gear direction at a low speed until it reaches a limited maximum speed (7 km/h for D gear, 5 km/h for R gear) and maintains that maximum speed. If the "READY" indicator light on the instrument cluster does not light up, it indicates that the vehicle has not entered the "READY" status. If there is no relevant indication displayed on the instrument cluster, the 12V battery may not have sufficient power. Therefore, recharge the 12V battery first.
It is recommended to contact the After- Sales Service Center for a solution. Parking • When parking on an incline, ensure the parking brake is in the locked position. • When parking the vehicle on an uphill road, turn the front wheels away from the shoulder of the road. When parking the vehicle on a downhill slope, turn the front wheels towards the shoulder of the road. CAUTION 1. For cars equipped with crawl function, the driver must pull the handbrake or shift to P/N gear or turn off the ignition key to OFF when leaving the seat. 2. When using the crawl function, the handbrake must be fully released, and the brake pedal should not be pressed. 3.
The crawl function is only intended to assist in driving the vehicle and should not be used to stop on an incline. There is a risk of slipping when using only the crawl function on an incline. CAUTION Do not park and drive the vehicle in easily flammable places such as straw and dry grass. If unavoidable, park the vehicle to check and ensure that these flammable materials do not stick to the car frame after the vehicle passes by. Otherwise, these flammable materials can be ignited by high- temperature components on the car frame, causing a fire accident.