Introduction 5 CAUTION After vehicle delivery, please fully charge the Power Battery to 100% promptly before the power is lower than 30% to maintain Power Battery condition. 3. Do not touch open or damaged the fire is not intense, use a water- based fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire and keep a safe distance from the fire source. orange HV cables. Otherwise, you may risk electric shock. 4. Do not disassemble or modify electrical equipment inside the vehicle. Otherwise, you may cause serious consequences such as a short circuit in the electrical circuit, fire, and combustion. 7.
If you need to replace the Power Battery, provide the old Power Battery to an authorized workshop for proper handling. Improper disposal of Power Battery can cause environmental pollution and injury. Notification 1. There is high-voltage (HV) and low- voltage (LV) electrical equipment inside the vehicle. LV electrical equipment, including instruments, audio systems, lights, horns, blowers, etc., operates at a voltage of 12V. 5. In the event of a vehicle accident: If time allows, engage the parking brake, turn off the vehicle power supply, turn on the hazard warning lights, install a warning triangle, exit the vehicle, and immediately contact the service center.
If time is not sufficient, such as when the vehicle is on fire or emitting a strong burning odor, immediately activate the parking brake, turn off the vehicle power, and then promptly exit the vehicle. 8. When the power indicator on the instrument cluster turns red, it indicates low Power Battery. Recharge as soon as possible; do not wait until the power is depleted. If not, the lifespan of the Power Battery may be shortened. Recharge the Power Battery to full at least every two weeks for maintenance when the vehicle is in use.
If your vehicle will be stored for an extended period, charge or discharge the Power Battery to more than 50% power, then recharge the Power Battery at HV electrical equipment includes: drive motor, motor controller, Power Battery pack, voltage converter (DC/DC), on-board charger, A/C compressor, air heater, etc. 2. Each HV component has an HV warning label. Please pay attention to the relevant warnings. To avoid electric shock, do not touch HV components, HV cables, and their connectors. 6. In case of a severe fire or an escalating flames, immediately exit and move away from the vehicle and contact the fire department. If