38 Driving and Operating Guide Switch Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)* Electric Power Steering (EPS) System steering input is required at that time. To restore normal power assistance, steer at a smaller angle or increase the vehicle speed. The vehicle can be restarted as needed. The EPS system provides steering assistance for the vehicle. No power steering fluid is required for the system, making it low-maintenance for daily vehicle operation. Low-Speed Pedestrian Warning BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) emits very low noise, necessitating a pedestrian warning system at low speeds. When the ignition switch is connected, the EPS MIL (Malfunction Indicator Lamp) briefly lights up.
If the EPS MIL does not turn off or light up while the vehicle is in motion, it indicates an issue with the EPS system. In such cases, promptly visit the After-Sales Service Center for vehicle inspection. The warning system will sound when the vehicle travels at speeds between 0-25 km/h or during reverse operation. The device will emit a buzzing sound or similar audible signal in alerting pedestrians to the presence of the BEV. When the vehicle is in the "READY" condition, the driver's seatbelt is fastened, and the driver's door is closed, you must press the AVH switch. And, the backlight on the switch illuminates to activate the AVH function.
Under extreme conditions of prolonged high-load work (e.g., steering "locked" for an extended period or the vehicle repeatedly moved into a garage at low speed with a wide angle), the thermal protection function may activate due to high temperatures in the electrical elements. Afterwards, if the following conditions are met, the AVH working indicator on the instrument cluster will light up. The parking brake will function, and the brake system will apply braking force to park the vehicle. The system will reduce power assistance after entering thermal protection condition, and stronger