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1. The set cruise speed
2. The target lead vehicle
3. The following distance
4. Adaptive Cruise Control status icon

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Icon not shown: Adaptive Cruise Control cannot be activated as the
required conditions are not met

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Icon in gray: Adaptive Cruise Control is awaiting activation

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Icon in white: Adaptive Cruise Control is activated

If the digital instrument cluster displays the alert as shown above, it means that a
safe distance can no longer be guaranteed with the maximum deceleration that
Adaptive Cruise Control can exert and there may be a risk of collision. In this case,
you must immediately take over control of the vehicle.

Caution

Information displayed on the digital instrument cluster can only be used as a
reference and cannot perfectly reflect the real traffic conditions. Therefore, do not
rely on the information displayed on the digital instrument cluster.

Warning

If you encounter a dangerous situation, do not wait for a warning before taking
action and take over immediately.

Lead Vehicle Start Alert
When Adaptive Cruise Control follows the lead vehicle to a full stop:

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If the lead vehicle starts, Adaptive Cruise Control will automatically start the
vehicle to follow. You need to ensure it is safe to follow the lead car to avoid
any collisions.

Driving

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Summary of Contents for iZi Combi X4 ISOFIX

Page 1: ...134 Driving out of the garage 144 Driving on Motorways 246 Driving on a slow speed section 249 Driving into the garage 10 Parking 252 Navigating to Destination 264 Parking Setting 11 Getting Off 281...

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Page 3: ...n You can also create a travel team on the mobile app to share it with your friends and sync it to your vehicle Or you can create a travel team in the vehicle system and invite travel buddies directly...

Page 4: ...omplete features Open My Car on the NIO app to access the following features Navigation Car locating Find My Car Climate control Doors Windows Trunk High voltage battery pre conditioning Seat heating...

Page 5: ...and network services Finding My Car in Close Proximity When the vehicle is not being driven and the authenticated key fob is within 10 meters to the vehicle press and hold the car locating button on t...

Page 6: ...To open all windows sunroof and sunshade press the button once Then within three seconds press and hold the button for 1 5 seconds The windows sunroof and sunshade will stop moving after you release t...

Page 7: ...level Blue over 70 green 20 70 red below 20 5 Car locating When the vehicle is not being driven and the authenticated key fob is within 10 meters of the vehicle press and hold the car locating button...

Page 8: ...hen the vehicle is unlocked with one of the key fobs the vehicle logs into the owner s account automatically Owner can also link an authorized user account to a smart key fob by managing the key fob i...

Page 9: ...tem is active which means the vehicle is locked from outside 3 A charging fault occurs or the charging voltage is too low Caution When the key fob battery is low its remote unlock feature may be affec...

Page 10: ...ob in your pocket or bag you can unlock the vehicle by pressing the rear end of any exterior door handle Note To unlock the vehicle without using a key ensure that the vehicle is in PARK and that all...

Page 11: ...gs page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Doors and Windows Walk Up Unlocking Unlocking With the NIO App You can remotely unlock the doors when you...

Page 12: ...your vehicle when approaching You can also go to the Key Management page to manage the Unlocking and Starting via Bluetooth service or delete it as needed If the vehicle is in PARK when you approach i...

Page 13: ...an unlock the vehicle using or NFC card In this case the liftgate can be opened from the outside Place the NFC card close to the NFC detection zone on the driver s side B pillar and hold it for 10 sec...

Page 14: ...central lock After unlocking a Vehicle Unlocked icon appears on the center display and the button LED light turns off Auto Unlock in PARK The vehicle automatically unlocks in PARK If the vehicle is lo...

Page 15: ...the scope of authorized access or disable the user s authorization An authorized user can only access authorized features and cannot manage authorization or set Guest Mode If you unlock the vehicle us...

Page 16: ...will automatically log into the owner s account when a user unlocks the vehicle using a smart key fob Service Authorization You or an authorized user can send a service request to NIO on the NIO app...

Page 17: ...rs will be unlocked at the same time Caution Do not leave the emergency key in your vehicle Please keep it safe in case of emergency To use the emergency key 1 Push the front end of the exterior handl...

Page 18: ...If the low voltage battery is drained you can only unlock the driver s door using the emergency key Other doors can be unlocked and opened from the inside by pulling the corresponding interior door h...

Page 19: ...ts will turn off automatically when you open any door or after 30 seconds Smart Wheel Arch Lights When the vehicle is unlocked the wheel arch lights turn on automatically The white breathing lights il...

Page 20: ...oor Handle Lights Each exterior door handle is equipped with a light When the vehicle is unlocked the door handles automatically extend and the lights turn on to illuminate the surrounding environment...

Page 21: ...y fob to use this feature Note Do not sweep your foot from side to side Do not keep your foot under the bumper Otherwise the liftgate will not open Do not touch the liftgate before it stops moving The...

Page 22: ...ng area when opening or closing the liftgate Liftgate Button When you are carrying a smart key fob you can open the liftgate by gently pressing the button on the liftgate handle While the liftgate is...

Page 23: ...at it is clear of objects such as snow and ice Otherwise the liftgate may suddenly close on its own Opening the Liftgate With NFC You or an authorized user can unlock the vehicle using an NFC enabled...

Page 24: ...r example fit the towing eye in its front socket and use that to attach a bungee to The larger the load the more the car is exposed to the wind thereby increasing its energy consumption Drive gently A...

Page 25: ...Height You can lower the vehicle s ride height to make cargo loading unloading easier Go to Settings from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Driving Easy...

Page 26: ...lan trip length and charging destinations accordingly Please pay attention to the followings when towing Before towing Please change the suspension setting into Normal before use this Trailer mode Ple...

Page 27: ...it is not in use Caution Do not attempt to install a carrier on a ES8 that is not equipped with the towing package Doing so can cause significant damage Do not exceed the legally prescribed maximum sp...

Page 28: ...8 7 6 5 13 3 12 11 10 9 1 4 2 Cargo Loading 26...

Page 29: ...and cause malfuctions Note Some pins have 12V power It is the driver s responsibility to ensure that all electrical connections are working and all trailer lights are operating before and during towin...

Page 30: ...are resolved and the red icon still persists turn Trailer Mode off and on again Warning Do not rely on Car to detect the trailer and automatically engage Trailer Mode Always check that Trailer Mode is...

Page 31: ...akages may damage the vehicle If a spill or leakage occurs please clean up the liquid as soon as possible Load Anchoring Eyelets The load anchoring eyelets are used to attach a net or ropes to secure...

Page 32: ...l objects are properly stored in the vehicle to avoid them being thrown around Ensure that all objects are securely fastened before driving to avoid objects sliding around or turning over Ensure that...

Page 33: ...ckrest Folding the third row pull the release ring on the backrest and push forward to fold the backrest Caution To fold the third row backrests flat you need to adjust the position and backrests of t...

Page 34: ...Trunk Power Socket A 12V power socket is located on the right side of the trunk It can supply power to accessories Cargo Loading 32...

Page 35: ...nd lock it Closing the Liftgate With a Smart Key Fob To close the liftgate short press the liftgate button once Then within three seconds long press the button on the left side of the smart key fob fo...

Page 36: ...ted to the Internet Liftgate Anti Pinch The liftgate has the anti pinch feature If a solid object prevents the liftgate from opening or closing the liftgate will stop its upward or downward motion and...

Page 37: ...he destination swipe right on the home page to visit Quick Access and tap the liftgate icon to open the liftgate When the liftgate is closed press and hold and the liftgate will open automatically Whe...

Page 38: ...tended for over 20 seconds If a door or liftgate is open the exterior door handles will not retract automatically but will retract 20 seconds after all doors are closed Caution When the exterior door...

Page 39: ...u are driving over 5 km h the vehicle will sound a chime to remind you to close the door as soon as possible and be mindful of your safety If any door the liftgate or the hood is opened when the vehic...

Page 40: ...niently To enable disable this feature enter the settings page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Seat Comfort Driver Easy Entry You or an authorized...

Page 41: ...To enable disable this feature enter the settings page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Seat Comfort Front Passenger Easy Entry Front Passenger Eas...

Page 42: ...handle on the backrest of the second row seat to fold the backrest slightly forward Next release the handle and push the second row seat forward to allow for convenient entry and exit to the third ro...

Page 43: ...unloading of cargo and passengers When the vehicle is being driven the suspension automatically raise to the height corresponding to the current drive mode To enable disable this feature enter the set...

Page 44: ...m the outside and you turn on a front reading light by touching the switch on the headliner the reading light can only be turned off manually To turn on off the reading lights enter the settings page...

Page 45: ...manually if the front reading lights are off you can control both front and rear reading lights using the master switch Puddle Lights Each door is equipped with a puddle light and the liftgate feature...

Page 46: ...VERSE The vehicle is locked from the outside with a smart key fob keyless locking NFC NIO app etc A door is opened for 10 minutes All doors are closed for three minutes Smart Ambient Lighting The smar...

Page 47: ...isit Quick Access tap Ambient Lighting to choose you desired color and brightness for the current drive mode and save it to your settings Door Sill Inlay Lighting In order to provide a delightful entr...

Page 48: ...Get In 46...

Page 49: ...page to visit Quick Access or going to Driver Seat Memory and selecting Drive Alternate Relaxor Other If you or an authorized user manually adjusts the settings e g driver s seat position while using...

Page 50: ...y for the first time shift into PARK and follow the initialization instructions on the center display to operate the driver s seat and the buttons on the steering wheel After completing the initializa...

Page 51: ...rd The backrest can be reclined up to 73 degrees and is set to 20 degrees by default Warning Do not adjust the seat s position while driving Doing so may result in an accident Caution Before initializ...

Page 52: ...ount After sitting in the driver s seat with the driver s door closed go to Driver Seat Memory and choose Drive Alternate Relaxor Other after which the steering wheel will automatically adjust to the...

Page 53: ...e initialization settings go to Settings from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Seat Comfort Driver Seat Memory to customize your settings After adjustin...

Page 54: ...he center display to adjust the driver s seat steering wheel or side mirrors and be mindful of your safety When the vehicle is in REVERSE the side mirrors will automatically tilt down to provide a bet...

Page 55: ...the corresponding seat icon on the center display If you or an authorized user manually adjusts the front passenger seat while using the vehicle press and hold the corresponding seat icon on the cente...

Page 56: ...equipped with a storage light to illuminate the corresponding door in dark environments or when the position lights are on On the driver s side the instrument panel has a storage space for ID cards e...

Page 57: ...Card Holders Each sun visor has a card holder for you to store cards such as name cards or toll cards Cup Holders Your vehicle has two cup holders in the center console Travel with a Partner 55...

Page 58: ...er objects like phones 2 Safe box To open the safe box press the button and lift up the armrest cover When the safe box is locked you need to enter your gesture password on the center display to open...

Page 59: ...his the authorized user can unlock the safe box by entering their gesture password The safe box will lock automatically when it is closed Note If an authorized user is not authorized to access the saf...

Page 60: ...nstruction below this approach is only available for certain phones 1 Turn on NFC and Bluetooth on your phone 2 Place the phone on the wireless charging pad on the center console 3 Enter the settings...

Page 61: ...y will display a status notification Charging is complete A fault occurs during charging For example the charging voltage is too high or too low Note When wireless charging is enabled any metal object...

Page 62: ...r down push the switch in the corresponding direction 3 Seat height To move the seat up or down push the switch in the corresponding direction 4 Lumber support To adjust the lumber support press the c...

Page 63: ...your head so that your body and head are sufficiently supported and the seat belt and airbag may function correctly Warning When driving your safety belt should be worn correctly An improper seating p...

Page 64: ...tart If the central display runs into screen freezes unresponsiveness or other exceptions you can quickly restart the vehicle system to resolve the issue How to Use Dual Button Restart 1 Turn on the h...

Page 65: ...ing upgraded During the restart process the vehicle status display safety warning surround view image map interface and other information cannot be seen If the screen fails to resume normal operation...

Page 66: ...1 Driver s side mirror 2 Passenger side mirror Warning Do not adjust the side mirrors while driving Doing so may result in an accident Travel with a Partner 64...

Page 67: ...mal mode 2 Seat height To move the seat up or down push the switch in the corresponding direction 3 Lumber support To adjust the lumber support press the corresponding position on the switch 4 Backres...

Page 68: ...re that the backrest is upright and the highest point of the headrest is in the center of the passenger s head so that the body and head are sufficiently supported and the seat belt and airbag may fun...

Page 69: ...ot place any objects under the seat Seat Comfort When seated the front passenger can store high heels or a handbag in the storage under the center console which features two hidden utility hooks holdi...

Page 70: ...Vanity Mirrors The vehicle has illuminated vanity mirrors on the sun visors The mirror automatically lights up when you open the sun visor Travel with a Partner 68...

Page 71: ...saved heating level if someone is seated after 15 minutes the feature will not turn on automatically Front Climate Control Climate Bar You can adjust the cabin temperature and air distribution using...

Page 72: ...ual Mode A C for air conditioning Air on Windshield for air distribution and Auto Circulation Mode for air circulation to clear up frost and fog as quickly as possible Enter Settings from the bottom l...

Page 73: ...Climate Control Panel To adjust the front and rear temperatures tap the temperature or climate control icon in the climate bar to access the climate control panel Travel with a Partner 71...

Page 74: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Travel with a Partner 72...

Page 75: ...circulation of the front and rear seats according to the temperature you set Tap a second time to turn off AUTO Mode The air conditioning status will remain unchanged 6 Max Cooling Mode Tap to turn on...

Page 76: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Travel with a Partner 74...

Page 77: ...emperature you set Press a second time to turn off AUTO Mode and the air conditioning status will remain unchanged 5 Turning on and off rear climate control Tap to turn on or off rear climate control...

Page 78: ...ailable at present Icon Mode Air on windshield If used together with a high fan speed it quickly defogs and defrosts the front windshield in cold and humid weather conditions Air on face Heats or cool...

Page 79: ...towards the air vent to increase the fan speed 2 Air flow direction Move the control from side to side or up and down to change the direction of the airflow Direct the air vent on the instrument panel...

Page 80: ...ditioning systems Bacteriostatic and fungistatic surface disinfection properties against a multitude of gram postive and gram negative bacteria yeast and fungi as well as viral surface disinfection pr...

Page 81: ...ved and the feature will turn off when the driver or front passenger leaves the seat for over 30 seconds if someone is seated again after 30 seconds to 15 minutes the feature will turn on automaticall...

Page 82: ...econds to 15 minutes the feature will turn on automatically and resume the previously saved heating level if someone is seated after 15 minutes the feature will not turn on automatically Steering Whee...

Page 83: ...so has a switch on the armrest to control the corresponding window To partially lower a window gently press the switch and release it once the window reaches the intended position to lower a window fu...

Page 84: ...inch protection When an obstruction prevents the window from closing the window will stop closing and move down slightly The window s anti pinch detection area is as follows Warning Before closing a w...

Page 85: ...will move down slightly In this case pull the switch again until the window is fully closed 3 Press the switch to lower the window until it is fully open Controlling Windows on the Center Display To...

Page 86: ...Press the switch to stop the sunshade from moving at any time 2 Sunroof switch Press the rear part of the switch to flip up the sunroof Press a second time to fully open the sunroof To fully close the...

Page 87: ...ization Then press and hold the switch until the sunroof and sunshade move forward to the furthest possible position and then move back a little 2 Release the switch and then press and hold the front...

Page 88: ...vehicle can automatically switch between call modes according to the current call status and Bluetooth connection During a phone call you can switch between Private Mode and Hands Free Mode either on...

Page 89: ...ntrol bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Driving Press and hold the menu button to select from the quick controls 4 Voice command button Press to activate NOMI after which you can interac...

Page 90: ...Swipe right on the home page to enter Quick Access use common features and customize shortcuts Travel with a Partner 88...

Page 91: ...r display 1 Home To go back to the home page press the Home button or pinch four or five fingers together on any page on the center display 2 Volume Press the button to mute the center display includi...

Page 92: ...control media volume enter Settings from the bottom left of the center display and touch Sound Tap Sound Mode to set the cabin s sound field performance If necessary i e when your child is sleeping i...

Page 93: ...wake word enter Settings from the bottom left of the center display and touch NOMI Set Wake Word It will then be saved to your account and updated automatically the next time you are seated You need t...

Page 94: ...I Introduce NOMI What are you capable of Offer a suggestion I have a suggestion I have some feedback for you Dismiss NOMI Cancel exit goodbye Do Not Disturb Mode When turned on NOMI will not speak spo...

Page 95: ...ide rear temperature to 26 degrees Celsius Adjust fan speed Lower driver s side fan speed a bit Set fan speed to highest Turn climate control on off Turn rear climate control on Turn AUTO Mode on Adju...

Page 96: ...hange the ambient light color Controls on center display Adjust screen bright ness Dim the center display a bit Raise the brightness to the maximum Bluetooth Wi Fi Hotspot Turn on off Bluetooth Wi Fi...

Page 97: ...MI Intelligent Fragrance System An independent fragrance system is provided for you and your family You can select the desired scent to enjoy a refreshing and pleasant experience while driving A varie...

Page 98: ...uick Access and choose Fragrance Warning Keep the fragrance cartridge out of the reach of children to prevent them from swallowing it accidentally as this may be detrimental to their health Do not all...

Page 99: ...fragrance cartridge to ensure its quality If the fragrance cartridge cannot be identified after it is inserted please try again Tide Tide is a physical and psychological health app that helps you slee...

Page 100: ...Travel with a Partner 98...

Page 101: ...storation switch upon the end of nap 4 Set sleep aid sound scenarios After the vehicle enters the Nap Mode the in vehicle lighting will be turned off with windows and doors closed and locked the clima...

Page 102: ...is not in PARK the battery has a risk of ignition a software update is in progress the vehicle is in the power swap mode the vehicle is locked for sleep the climate control is faulty and the account...

Page 103: ...lm yourself down and relieve stress You or your authorized users can enter the application launcher to open the Tide Breathing page where breathing scenarios and background sound scenarios and volumes...

Page 104: ...the child protection locks to malfunction and result in injury or death Child Safety Seats Children under the age of 12 or less than 1 5 meters in height must ride in a child safety seat or a booster...

Page 105: ...orrect use of the seat belt for optimal protection Always ensure that the child safety seat is correctly installed and secured even if a child is not sitting in the child safety seat Failure to do so...

Page 106: ...ture L1 L2 N A No No No No No No Largest suitable rearward facing fixture R1 R2X R2 R3 N A No No R1 R 2 R3 R1 R2 R3 No No Largest suitable forward facing fixture F1 F2X F2 F3 N A No No F2X F2 F 3 F2X...

Page 107: ...III 0 0 I II III 0 0 I II III 0 0 I II III 0 0 I II III Seat position number 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 Passenger Airbag OFF P a s s e n g e r A ir b a g O N Seating position suitable for univer sal belted yes no...

Page 108: ...B3 B2 B 3 B2 B3 Suitable for support leg N A Yes N o Yes No Yes No No Notes N A Not applicable a Adjust the front passenger seat as high up as possible when install universal CRS on it b It is forbid...

Page 109: ...KidFix II S ISOFIX with seatbelt forward facing NIO recommend to put your kids in corresponding CRS on the 2 nd row outer seating position and CRS should be mounted to vehicle with ISOFIX support leg...

Page 110: ...enger sun visor If you want to use a child safety seat in the front passenger seat always ensure that the front passenger airbag is off Enter the settings page from the leftmost side of the control ba...

Page 111: ...between 9 kg and 18 kg can be seated in a forward facing or rear facing child safety seat that is restrained by a safety cushion or integrated five point harness and secured on the rear seats Travel...

Page 112: ...child safety seat that is restrained by a seat belt and secured on the rear seats Children weighing between 22 kg and 36 kg and who are less than 1 5 meters tall can be seated in a booster seat that i...

Page 113: ...acturer s instructions carefully and ensure that the seat can be installed in your vehicle You can choose a child safety seat which is fastened with a seat belt or uses the ISOFIX system The ISOFIX sy...

Page 114: ...nchors are provided in the second row outboard seats and third row seats Child safety seats should be secured to the rear seats 1 Slide the child safety seat onto the seat s anchor bars until you hear...

Page 115: ...the child safety seat under the head restraint and towards the rear and then fasten the belt to the anchor point located on the back of the rear seats 3 Pull on the child safety seat to check if it fi...

Page 116: ...SOFIX system To avoid injury never secure other objects to ISOFIX Always follow the child safety seat manufacturer s instructions and this manual when installing and removing a child safety seat Impro...

Page 117: ...occupants may be thrown forward and endanger not only themselves but also the front occupants in a frontal collision Both front and second row outboard seats as well as third row seats feature seat b...

Page 118: ...Doing so can impair the protective function of the seat belt The seat belt should never lie on hard or fragile objects such as glasses or pens etc because this can cause injuries Never wear the seat...

Page 119: ...gray When rear seat belts are not fastened If the vehicle is in motion the warning light automatically turns off after 33 seconds If the vehicle is driving over 22 km h the warning light flashes and...

Page 120: ...eat belt can protect the occupant to the fullest extent possible A seat belt that is either too loose or too tight can cause injury if a collision occurs For a pregnant occupant the seat belt must res...

Page 121: ...tside of the front seats and curtain airbags located on the headliner on both sides from the A pillar to the C pillar The locations of the airbags are labeled AIRBAG 1 Driver s airbag 2 Front passenge...

Page 122: ...ccupants feel uncomfortable When using seat covers avoid the area around the side airbags for the front seats Doing so may impair the protective function of the side airbags Do not place any objects i...

Page 123: ...skin scratches or burns Conditions for Deploying Airbags Airbags will inflate in the following cases 1 The vehicle hits a wall or another vehicle at a high speed 2 The vehicle hits a hard curb 3 The...

Page 124: ...he digital instrument cluster displays the status of airbags If the indicator is on after the digital instrument cluster turns on do not use the vehicle and contact NIO immediately Disabling Front Air...

Page 125: ...on hazard warning lights to indicate the vehicle s location and alert vehicles approaching from the rear Cutting off the high voltage system to ensure occupant safety Opening windows to prevent occup...

Page 126: ...venient storage for the rear seats Each door has a storage area to put your beverages or objects It is also equipped with a storage light to illuminate the corresponding door in the dark or when the p...

Page 127: ...splashing in the storage area Always close the cover after placing objects in the storage area Second Row Center Armrest When the second row middle seat is not in use pull the center armrest stowed in...

Page 128: ...e the cover after placing objects in the storage area Second Row Seat Armrests There is a USB 2 0 port and a storage area under the second row seat armrest for occupants to store phones and other obje...

Page 129: ...Cup holders are located on the third row armrests Warning Never place flammable and combustible objects or liquids with a high risk of splashing in the storage area Always close the cover after placi...

Page 130: ...ll the handle up and fold the backrest completely flat Lift the backrest up until you hear a click to restore the backrest to the seating position The backrests of second row seats are reclined 18 deg...

Page 131: ...ectly Warning When driving your safety belt should be worn correctly An improper seating position may result in severe injury Do not drive with the backrest reclined to an extreme degree Doing so may...

Page 132: ...headrest Please make sure that the highest point of the headrest is at the center of the occupant s head so that the body and head are sufficiently supported and the seat belt and airbag may function...

Page 133: ...l An independent climate control panel is available for the rear seats allowing passengers to adjust the rear temperature and fan speed 1 Adjusting temperature Turn the knob to adjust the rear tempera...

Page 134: ...ning on and off rear climate control and adjusting the fan speed Turn the knob clockwise or counterclockwise to turn on or off the rear climate control You can also use the knob to adjust the rear fan...

Page 135: ...1 Rear face level vents 2 Rear foot level vents Move the switch up down left or right to change the air flow direction Family Travel 133...

Page 136: ...ning System When driving at a low speed normally below 30 km h the vehicle emits a sound to alert other road users such as pedestrians and other vehicles of your presence When this feature is enabled...

Page 137: ...ft gear into DRIVE D normal drive mode REVERSE R you can only shift to R when the vehicle is stopped PARK P the vehicle is secured in place To enable disable the sound enter the settings page from the...

Page 138: ...cted mode will be automatically applied the next time you drive the vehicle Selecting a Drive Mode Press the button on the center console to quickly choose your desired drive mode Enter the settings p...

Page 139: ...tions at a low speed if any risks of collision with cross traffic in the front are detected Front Cross Traffic Alert emits visual and audible warnings Warning Cross Traffic Alert is only a supplement...

Page 140: ...s for Front Cross Traffic Alert Your vehicle speed is between 0 km h and 12 km h The speed of the cross traffic passing in front of you is between about 3 km h and 70 km h The forward side millimeter...

Page 141: ...ont Cross Traffic Alert does not respond to targets that are in the blind spot of the sensors Millimeter waves cannot pass through obstacles Front Cross Traffic Alert may fail to detect front cross tr...

Page 142: ...f radar recognition Rear Cross Traffic Alert Rear Cross Traffic Alert detects the traffic passing in the rear of your vehicle with millimeter wave radars in the rear When the vehicle is approaching cr...

Page 143: ...alert message on the digital instrument cluster the 360 Surround View and Parking Assist interfaces Operating conditions for Rear Cross Traffic Alert The speed of the cross traffic passing to the rea...

Page 144: ...Rear Cross Traffic Alert does not respond to targets that are in the blind spot of the sensors Millimeter waves cannot pass through obstacles Rear Cross Traffic Alert may fail to detect rear cross tra...

Page 145: ...se the brake pedal the system continues to apply the brakes for up to two seconds The temporary braking will be released after two seconds or when you begin to speed up Autohold When the vehicle has s...

Page 146: ...nd cannot detect vehicles cyclists or pedestrians in all situations Several factors can cause an invalid inappropriate or untimely warning You must pay attention to the traffic and road conditions at...

Page 147: ...such as when entering or exiting a tunnel The view of the camera is interfered by large shadows cast by buildings landscape features or large vehicles The view of the camera is interfered by direct s...

Page 148: ...our or obstructed rear body irregular shaped vehicles vehicles with a rear body lower than a certain height or unloaded transporters for carrying vehicles This feature may miss stationary or slow movi...

Page 149: ...Forward Collision Warning may fail to function as intended due to failures to identify cyclists in some situations including but not limited to Obstructed bicycles or cyclists in clothing that hides...

Page 150: ...omplicated road conditions including but not limited to Water mud potholes snow ice speed bumps or obstacles on the road Large numbers of pedestrians bicycles electric bicycles or animals Complex and...

Page 151: ...brake lights turn on Warning As a driving assist feature Automatic Emergency Braking cannot handle all situations in all traffic weather and road conditions and cannot detect vehicles cyclists or pede...

Page 152: ...h as at dawn dusk night or in a tunnel The view of the camera is interfered by sudden changes in brightness such as when entering or exiting a tunnel The view of the camera is interfered by large shad...

Page 153: ...t night Special shaped vehicles may include tricycles vehicles with a damaged taillight unclear rear contour or obstructed rear body irregular shaped vehicles vehicles with a rear body lower than a ce...

Page 154: ...Pedestrians who are crossing the road at a significantly changing speed For optimal performance cyclist detection needs clear and complete bicycle and body contour information Only adult cyclists rid...

Page 155: ...the back of a vehicle in front of you or when other vehicles abruptly cut into or out of the lane in front of your vehicle the target may not be identified in time The performance of Automatic Emerge...

Page 156: ...applying the brakes in certain situations including but not limited to The driver fully or suddenly presses the accelerator pedal The driver turns the steering wheel sharply The driver s seat belt is...

Page 157: ...only Lane Departure Warning reminds you with appropriate visual and audio alerts when your vehicle is drifting into an adjacent lane or crossing the lane line Warning and control Lane Keeping Assist s...

Page 158: ...icable traffic laws and regulations Warning The following behaviors are prohibited when driving Relying solely on Lane Keeping Assist Using Lane Keeping Assist in bad weather conditions Using Lane Kee...

Page 159: ...icle is traveling in the center of the lane instead of on the lane line At least one lane line is clear The trifocal camera is operating normally with a clear view All components of Lane Departure War...

Page 160: ...eping Assist Displays on the Digital Instrument Cluster 1 2 1 Lane Keeping Assist status icon 2 Lane Line Display Icon not shown Lane Keeping Assist not enabled Icon in gray Lane Keeping Assist is ena...

Page 161: ...fic conditions Therefore do not rely on the information displayed on the digital instrument cluster Cautions and Limitations Lane Keeping Assist may fail to function as intended or be disabled automat...

Page 162: ...formance of the camera is reduced at night Visibility is poor in dim environment such as at dawn dusk night or in a tunnel The view of the camera is interfered by sudden changes in brightness such as...

Page 163: ...ed is between 65 km h to 130 km h Emergency Lane Keeping may be triggered in the following four emergent situations Without engaging the turn signal the vehicle involuntarily deviates from its lane to...

Page 164: ...ne Keeping to intervene before taking action You always bear the ultimate responsibility for driving safely in the lane and complying with applicable traffic laws and regulations Warning The following...

Page 165: ...Keeping controls your steering the steering wheel will turn accordingly You can take over steering by turning the steering wheel manually Emergency Lane Keeping when deviating to the right When operat...

Page 166: ...ions for Emergency Lane Keeping are met if the vehicle involuntarily deviates from its lane to a solid lane Emergency Lane Keeping will provide steering assist In this case the vehicle icon and the co...

Page 167: ...steering assist In this case the vehicle icon and the left lane line turn red on the instrument cluster Warning Emergency Lane Keeping may fail to operate as intended or cancel automatically and the v...

Page 168: ...ine turn red on the instrument cluster Warning Emergency Lane Keeping may fail to operate as intended or cancel automatically and the vehicle may collide with the vehicle approaching from behind on th...

Page 169: ...th direct light Visibility is poor due to rain snow fog haze and other bad weather Visibility is poor due to exhaust gas splashes snow or dust kicked up by vehicles in front of you The camera is obstr...

Page 170: ...trol and distance maintenance by Adaptive Cruise Control Pilot detects vehicles in front of you with the trifocal camera and millimeter wave radars and automatically controls your speed to maintain a...

Page 171: ...Pilot cannot handle all situations in all traffic weather and road conditions You must always pay attention to traffic and road conditions and make your own decision on whether to use Pilot if it is...

Page 172: ...ad vehicle to a stop in this situation Warning Pilot has a limited steering torque that is less than the maximum steering force required in normal driving scenarios Therefore do not rely solely on Pil...

Page 173: ...r vehicle is in the center of the lane Adaptive Cruise Control and Steering Assist will engage together If the lane lines on both sides are not clear and your vehicle is not in the center of the lane...

Page 174: ...pedal does not move When Pilot brakes the vehicle the brake pedal might move Operating conditions for Pilot The speed does not exceed 130 km h The trifocal camera and millimeter wave radars are operat...

Page 175: ...ise speed by 1 km h if the current speed is less than the set cruise speed When using Pilot you can set a cruise speed of up to 130 km h The minimum set speed of Pilot is 30 km h but Pilot can follow...

Page 176: ...h sides are clear and your vehicle is in the center of the lane Pilot will automatically resume If Pilot is deactivated by pressing or the brake pedal it can be reactivated by pressing and will resume...

Page 177: ...t clearly divided such as lane lines merging or diverting expressway ramps urban intersections left turn waiting areas etc There are edges or other high contrast lines on the road instead of lane line...

Page 178: ...g Pilot may suddenly be canceled due to unexpected circumstances Please always pay attention to traffic and road conditions and be prepared to take over at any time Displays on the Digital Instrument...

Page 179: ...Therefore you need to be prepared to take over at any time to ensure your safety Hold the steering wheel and keep your eyes on the road in front When using Pilot make sure you hold the steering wheel...

Page 180: ...e the instrument cluster will prompt you with Emergency Driver Assist activated Take over now and turn on the hazard warning lights The vehicle will apply brake jerks and sound chimes to remind you to...

Page 181: ...l automatically start the vehicle to follow You need to ensure it is safe to follow the lead vehicle to avoid any collisions If the lead vehicle starts within about five seconds Pilot automatically st...

Page 182: ...Traffic Sign Recognition and Speed Limit Warning in the User Manual When the system detects that the speed limit information has changed and is over 10 km h higher than the set speed the cruise speed...

Page 183: ...e traffic conditions and road conditions and drive at an appropriate and safe speed in compliance with applcable traffic laws and regulations Overtaking Assist When following the lead vehicle if you t...

Page 184: ...current or target lane which is highlighted on the digital instrument cluster Overtaking Assist is deactivated and Adaptive Cruise Control remains activated in the following situations The lane change...

Page 185: ...ont going faster than 85 km h in the same direction Overtaking Right Prevention will be activated The target vehicle will be highlighted on the instrument cluster and Pilot will prevent the vehicle fr...

Page 186: ...rmance of the camera is reduced at night Visibility is poor in dim environments such as at dawn dusk night or in a tunnel The view of the camera is interfered with sudden changes in brightness such as...

Page 187: ...rantee the recognition of special shaped targets especially at night when the driver needs to pay extra attention e g vehicles with a covered rear or irregularly shaped rear vehicles with a rear below...

Page 188: ...etection of vehicles or objects or a change in or loss of a stationary target in the adjacent lane especially when cornering or changing lanes When following the lead vehicle if your vehicle or the le...

Page 189: ...ion or deceleration Other vehicles suddenly cut in or out of the lane in front of you Your vehicle suddenly cuts behind a vehicle in front Your vehicle rushes towards a stationary or slow moving targe...

Page 190: ...When the vehicle speed exceeds 70 km h and the environment and road conditions meet certain requirements the vehicle can change to the adjacent lane automatically by gently toggling the turn signal l...

Page 191: ...es You always bear the ultimate responsibility for changing lanes safely Warning As a driving assist feature Auto Lane Change cannot handle all situations in all traffic weather and road conditions Yo...

Page 192: ...lane The target lane has clear lines on both sides All components required for Auto Lane Change work correctly and the vehicle meets all safety requirements including Turn signals are operating correc...

Page 193: ...warn you to immediately take over control via the digital instrument cluster and an audio alert The environment is deemed unsafe for Auto Lane Change Steering Assist is canceled due to the steering w...

Page 194: ...ic safety laws and regulations including but not limited to vehicle speed when enabling Auto Lane Change Warning You must always confirm if it is safe and appropriate before and when changing lanes Pl...

Page 195: ...ed as a reference and cannot perfectly reflect the real traffic conditions Therefore do not rely on the information displayed on the digital instrument cluster You need to pay attention to the actual...

Page 196: ...such as road joints or curbs Lane lines cannot be or are incorrectly identified due to changes in height such as on sloped roads Lane lines cannot be or are incorrectly identified due to lighting con...

Page 197: ...tions Radars or the surrounding areas are damaged by collisions or scratches Rain snow fog haze and other extreme weather which may impair radar performance False warnings may be generated by certain...

Page 198: ...mbers of pedestrians bicycles or animals on the road Complex and changing traffic flows such as motorway ramps and congested roads Winding roads and sharp turns Uphill or downhill roads Bumpy roads Na...

Page 199: ...aution Navigate on Pilot Beta Version is a public beta version and many features are still being optimized Warning As a feature for driving comfort Navigate on Pilot NOP cannot handle all situations i...

Page 200: ...diately if there is an accident or construction area up ahead Warning The following behaviors are prohibited when driving Relying solely on Navigate on Pilot Hands off the steering wheel Eyes off the...

Page 201: ...and tap Driver Assist Navigate on Pilot to enable or disable the feature Operating Conditions for Navigate on Pilot The vehicle is running on a motorway in Norway The operating conditions for Steering...

Page 202: ...ate on Pilot is available for certain route during route planning If available the Navigate on Pilot icon will be displayed on the route with the estimated distance covered Swipe up for more details o...

Page 203: ...on the upper left corner of the navigation interface to view the turn by turn information Road sections covered by Navigate on Pilot are marked with a Navigate on Pilot icon in the front You can also...

Page 204: ...ute with road sections covered by Navigate on Pilot and start navigation you can check the road sections covered by Navigate on Pilot by paying attention to the start and end icons along the navigatio...

Page 205: ...avigate on Pilot will be disabled and exit to NIO Pilot once the operating conditions and limitations are met Caution If you are driving on a road which is underneath a ring road but the navigation di...

Page 206: ...n Pilot has not canceled it will follow the corresponding speed limits When you press the accelerator pedal for a certain period of time Navigate on Pilot will cancel In this case acceleration and ste...

Page 207: ...ly Please always pay attention to the road conditions and be ready to manually adjust the cruising speed or take over the vehicle 5 Speed limit reminder For details please refer Traffic Sign Recogniti...

Page 208: ...When Navigate on Pilot is enabled and the vehicle is running on a main motorway the lane that allows fast transit will be highlighted based on traffic conditions When the vehicle speed is higher than...

Page 209: ...Auto Lane Change ALC are met toggle the turn signal lever towards the lane change direction to make a lane change toggle the lever hard to exit Navigate on Pilot NOP or toggle the lever reversely to c...

Page 210: ...rn signal lever However it may fail due to the special road structure Therefore you are not advised to gently toggle the lever but rather take over the vehicle to enter or exit the main motorway manua...

Page 211: ...Cruise Control and Steering Assist are canceled at the same time due to the Pilot button being pressed the brake pedal being pressed or any other reason Take over reminder If Navigate on Pilot cannot...

Page 212: ...Pilot You can deactivate Navigate on Pilot by Pressing on the steering wheel which also deactivates Pilot Pressing the brake pedal which also deactivates Pilot Turning the steering wheel to take over...

Page 213: ...as intended in some situations including but not limited to Navigation fails to receive real time information updates due to network connection failure Navigation exits unexpectedly due to routing fai...

Page 214: ...and you should be prepared to take over control at any time Such situations include but are not limited to The vehicle is navigating sharp curves Lane lines are unclear worn missing overlapping or obs...

Page 215: ...aust gas splashes snow or dust kicked up by vehicles in front of you The camera is obstructed by water dust small scratches grease dirt wipers frost or snow on the windshield The road is wet In some s...

Page 216: ...when the driver needs to pay extra attention Navigate on Pilot is not recommended in special or complicated road conditions including but not limited to Water mud potholes snow ice speed bumps or obst...

Page 217: ...c weather and road conditions Adaptive Cruise Control controls the speed but not the direction of your vehicle You must always pay attention to traffic and road conditions and make your own decision o...

Page 218: ...ontrol may fail to stop your vehicle when its speed relative to the lead vehicle is greater than 50 km h In this case exit Adaptive Cruise Control immediately for your safety Do not rely Adaptive Crui...

Page 219: ...g the brake pedal In this case Adaptive Cruise Control will cease responding to the target vehicle and you will have full control of your vehicle When you release the accelerator pedal your vehicle wi...

Page 220: ...about one minute to take over control The vehicle is stopped for more than five minutes Adaptive Cruise Control will also be deactivated when required conditions are not met In this case you must take...

Page 221: ...and regulations including but not limited to vehicle speed Adjusting the Time Distance to the Lead Vehicle When Adaptive Cruise Control is activated or awaiting activation the following time distance...

Page 222: ...be a risk of collision In this case you must immediately take over control of the vehicle Caution Information displayed on the digital instrument cluster can only be used as a reference and cannot pe...

Page 223: ...ise Control to follow Adaptive Cruise Control is deactivated if the lead vehicle remains stopped for more than five minutes After following the lead vehicle to a full stop Adaptive Cruise Control can...

Page 224: ...the cruise speed indicator on the instrument cluster will flash for a period of time In this case press the button on the steering wheel to quickly adjust the cruise speed to the newly detected speed...

Page 225: ...en your vehicle and the lead vehicle Hazard warning lights are off Turn signals are operating correctly When the above mentioned conditions are met fully engage the left turn signal to activate Overta...

Page 226: ...tention to overtake from your intention to turn left Warning Overtaking Assist only detects the vehicle in front of you In order to ensure your safety you must take the initiative to inspect your surr...

Page 227: ...ncorrectly identify left front vehicles Disabling Overtaking On The Right cannot guarantee that the vehicle will not overtake on the right You must always pay attention to the traffic conditions and r...

Page 228: ...ntrol Such situations include but are not limited to Radars are misplaced blocked or covered with dirt ice snow metal plates tape labels leaves or other obstructions Radars or the surrounding areas ar...

Page 229: ...e vehicle is on a slope Driving downhill will increase the vehicle speed so as to exceed the cruise speed When only a part of the vehicle in the adjacent lane cuts in front of you especially large veh...

Page 230: ...ude but are not limited to Water mud potholes snow ice speed bumps or obstacles on the road Large numbers of pedestrians bicycles or animals on the road Complex and changing traffic flows such as busy...

Page 231: ...Display HUD When driving the Enhanced Head Up Display shows your speed and other information on the windshield above the digital instrument cluster Enhanced Head Up Display can display the following...

Page 232: ...The front wipers clean the front windshield You can set front wipers to different modes by toggling the lever on the right of the steering wheel Single wipe Front wipers wipe once Toggle down the lev...

Page 233: ...cleared before turning on the wipers Warning Use sufficient washer fluid when wiping the windshield Ensure that the windshield is wet when wipers are in operation Front Windshield Cleaning Pull the r...

Page 234: ...lly Enabling Disabling the Rain Sensor Press the rain sensor button on the end of the right lever to enable the rain sensor Press it again or toggle the lever up and down to disable the sensor Caution...

Page 235: ...the front wipers are turned on the rear wiper operates automatically when reversing Enter the Settings page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Drivi...

Page 236: ...dlights are set to Auto mode or the feature is turned on Auto High Beam Your vehicle detects and monitors the headlights and taillights of vehicles in front of you and street lights with the front cam...

Page 237: ...immediately Releasing the lever will switch the headlights back to low beams and return Auto High Beams to standby status Warning As a driving assist feature Auto High Beams cannot handle all situati...

Page 238: ...eam may not automatically control the headlights in some situations including but not limited to When turn signals are on When the steering wheel is turned too fast When navigating a sharp curve When...

Page 239: ...e on Sequence First press front fog lights on Second press rear fog lights on Third press rear fog ights off Fourth press front fog lights off Press again to repeat the sequence When fog lights are on...

Page 240: ...ssist driving The driver should always bear the ultimate responsibility for driving safely Therefore it is of great importance that you pay attention when driving and take regular breaks When a driver...

Page 241: ...zed Calibration including adjusting the rear view mirror Please follow NOMI s voice instructions and maintain the normal driving posture until the NOMI prompts about the calibration completion Then sa...

Page 242: ...Displays on the Digital Instrument Cluster Not activated Activated Level one alert Level two alert Level three alert Driving 240...

Page 243: ...o give the corresponding alerts or may be partially nonfunctional Such situations include but are not limited to At night or in a dark environment Under direct and strong light such as sunlight or the...

Page 244: ...ormance and reduce the maximum speed In this case the digital instrument cluster will remind you to charge the battery as soon as possible Driving at Low Temperatures At temperatures around 30 C your...

Page 245: ...gn Recognition Warning As a driving assist feature Traffic Sign Recognition and Warnings cannot handle all situations in all traffic weather and road conditions You must always pay attention to the tr...

Page 246: ...it Warning Enter Settings from the bottom left of the center display and touch Driver Assist Speed Limit Warning to enable or disable the feature With this feature enabled you can adjust the speed pro...

Page 247: ...ning may fail to operate as intended or be restricted in some situations including but not limited to The trifocal camera is obstructed The map information is outdated or inaccurate GPS data cannot be...

Page 248: ...ction is 3 5 meters from the sides of the vehicle and 70 meters from the rear Enter the Settings page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap ADAS Lane Ch...

Page 249: ...ind Spot Detection and Lane Change Assist may not be able to warn you about vehicles in adjacent lanes Blind Spot Detection and Lane Change Assist may give false warnings in the following situations D...

Page 250: ...ects and may have a delay or even fail to detect or alert you to objects such as pedestrians bicycles or skateboards This features does not alert you to stationary objects False warnings may be genera...

Page 251: ...and regulations on the use of dash camera Please be aware that you can be held liable for violations of local laws and regulations if you are using dash camera inappropriately Caution DVR does not wor...

Page 252: ...ording will be stored in Photos Dash Camera Emergency Recording With Emergency Recording enabled the dash camera will record videos in the memory in a circular manner If Automatic Emergency Braking is...

Page 253: ...ergency Braking Release the PARK button or press the accelerator pedal to cancel Emergency Braking To reactivate the feature press the button again Caution Only activate Emergency Braking in emergency...

Page 254: ...ower Swap No will be generated for queuing You can check the charging status your position in the queue and estimated wait time on the order page of the NIO app or the center display When the vehicle...

Page 255: ...d avoid vehicles and pedestrians around If positioning detection fails please contact the field specialist to take over your vehicle and manually reverse for power swap In the start area press the bra...

Page 256: ...e up and close the doors while waiting in the start area Tap Start Parking and start driving into the station as instructed when Release the brake pedal and the steering wheel appears on the center di...

Page 257: ...If the parking is paused due to an obstacle the process will resume when the obstacle is removed Parking 255...

Page 258: ...If the parking is paused when the brake pedal is pressed accidentally you can resume the process manually after confirming that the surroundings are clear of obstacles Parking 256...

Page 259: ...Parking 257...

Page 260: ...If the parking cannot be resumed select Cancel Parking and exit your vehicle The field specialist will manually swap the power for you Parking 258...

Page 261: ...to the power swap station please always pay attention to your surroundings to confirm that there are no passing vehicles pedestrians children etc and ensure parking safety Please do not take over the...

Page 262: ...Starting Ending Power Swap Power swap can be started with one tap after the vehicle is parked in place Please carefully read the instructions on the center display and tap Start Power Swap Parking 260...

Page 263: ...Parking 261...

Page 264: ...r swap Please adjust them to proper positions in advance During the power swap it is normal that the vehicle jerks slightly with some noise and some warning lights are on temporarily During the proces...

Page 265: ...Caution Please pay attention to any vehicles or pedestrians in front for safety before exiting the power swap station Parking 263...

Page 266: ...annot substitute your visual observation As a driving assist feature Parking Assist cannot handle all situations in all traffic weather and road conditions You must always pay attention to traffic and...

Page 267: ...haze or other bad weather affecting the performance of the ultrasonic sensors The sensors receiving interference from other electronic equipment or devices Warning Ultrasonic sensor detection may be...

Page 268: ...conditions You must always pay attention to traffic and road conditions and make your own decision on whether to use Side Distance Indication System if it is safe It is always your responsibility to...

Page 269: ...his will disable the Side Distance Indication System for three minutes after which it will be enabled again If you want to re enable Side Distance Indication System within 3 minutes simply increase yo...

Page 270: ...tless Advanced Parking Assist S APA with Fusion Shiftless Automatic Parking Assist with Fusion S APA with Fusion detects lines on the road or a parking space between two vehicles with surround view ca...

Page 271: ...fic and road conditions and make your own decision on whether to use Shiftless Automatic Parking Assist if it is safe You should always be ready to take over if you find that the conditions of the tra...

Page 272: ...ctronic Stability Program are not disabled When the above conditions are met you can enable parking space search in one of the following ways When the parking camera is not on tell NOMI I want to park...

Page 273: ...th sides of the icon it indicates parking spaces have been found on both sides In this case stop the vehicle and confirm that the parking space is safe and appropriate If there are multiple parking sp...

Page 274: ...ns parking spaces with short parking distance or narrow parking spaces Warning You must always check and confirm if the detected parking space is safe and suitable for parking Do not rely solely on Sh...

Page 275: ...erence You need to continuously pay attention to your surroundings to ensure that the process is safe After a parking space is selected tap the parking space again before releasing the brake pedal to...

Page 276: ...of damaging the vehicle or surrounding objects Warning You are responsible for driving safely Always pay attention to your surroundings when parking ensure that the parking process is safe and be prep...

Page 277: ...ng your vehicle please ensure that the Electric Parking Brake is on and the gear is shifted into PARK Caution Shiftless Automatic Parking Assist may finish earlier due to the surroundings In this case...

Page 278: ...n Parking may be impaired if you pause too many times during the parking process Canceling Shiftless Automatic Parking Assist You can manually cancel parking After canceling S APA immediately take ove...

Page 279: ...o many times Too many back and forth adjustments are made Parking times out The system has a fault The driver interferes with steering wheel movement When S APA with Fusion is canceled unintentionally...

Page 280: ...due to the limitations of ultrasonic sensors in some situations including but not limited to One or more ultrasonic sensors are damaged mispositioned or blocked by mud ice or snow Rain snow fog haze o...

Page 281: ...ssure can affect wheel maneuvers Ensure that your tires are original and the tire pressure is normal before enabling S APA with Fusion Shiftless Advanced Parking Assist with Fusion may fail to operate...

Page 282: ...trigger overheat protection for the steering system Do not use S APA repeatedly for an extended period Side Mirror Auto Tilt When you shift into REVERSE the side mirrors tilt down for a better viewing...

Page 283: ...e gear selector on the center console Enter the Settings page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Driving Electric Parking Brake When is displayed on...

Page 284: ...l four windows Memory Save the current window positions Press and hold to reset the memory Privacy Glass The rear windows of your car are made of privacy glass to ensure your privacy When the rear win...

Page 285: ...ng Enter the Settings page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap ADAS Side Door Open Warning to enable or disable this feature When enabled the vehicle...

Page 286: ...rformance of the radars If this feature does not function properly due to a collision scratches radar failure or malfunction please contact NIO as soon as possible If the radar malfunctions for a long...

Page 287: ...re closed the turn signals flash once and the horn honks once to indicate that the vehicle is locked Note After closing the driver s door and locking the vehicle if you accidentally leave the smart ke...

Page 288: ...of any exterior door handle Note When locking the vehicle without a key you should put the vehicle in PARK and ensure all doors hood and liftgate are closed If the key fob is left in the vehicle or a...

Page 289: ...ob in the vehicle or any other condition for locking is not met such as a door the hood or the liftgate not being closed or turning Walk Away Lock off on the center display Walk Away Lock will fail Pl...

Page 290: ...with a locking sound Caution The NFC s detection range is less than 10 millimeters It is recommended to place your mobile phone or NFC card near the NFC detection area for a short period of time to l...

Page 291: ...ay Locking will only be activated once the vehicle transitions from being stationary to moving Anti Theft Alarm System After the vehicle is locked including the hood and liftgate from the outside with...

Page 292: ...close the driver s side door or press the brake pedal Otherwise the anti theft alarm will be activated Emergency Locking When you are unable to lock the vehicle from the outside with one of the aforem...

Page 293: ...to lock the driver s door When the 12V battery level is low only the driver s side door will be locked by the emergency key If you want to lock the other doors you can toggle the switch at the keyhol...

Page 294: ...ap Driving Side Mirrors Auto Fold When Vehicle is Locked Side Mirror Manual Fold and Heating When driving on narrow roads at below 40 km h you can manually fold or unfold the side mirrors The side mir...

Page 295: ...n the vehicle is in PARK or the front reading lights are on to reduce the glare of headlights from vehicles behind you When the driver s seat is occupied the rear view features auto dimming not availa...

Page 296: ...rging connector s metal pins or the charge port Doing so may result in injury Minors are prohibited from using the charging equipment or approaching it during charging Charging equipment which shows s...

Page 297: ...rge port while charging Doing so may result in a charging failure or cause damage to either the vehicle or the charging equipment During fast charging patients who are dependent on cardiac pacemakers...

Page 298: ...and plug the charging connector into the charge port on the vehicle At this time the charge port and charging connector start pairing A blue charge port indicator lights up to indicate the charge por...

Page 299: ...turns into solid green When charging completes you need to unlock the vehicle using your key fob or from the center display before removing the charging connector Caution During AC charging whether t...

Page 300: ...will automatically close when you remove the connector from the vehicle If the charge port cover catches the charging connector while closing automatically press and hold the Close button for five se...

Page 301: ...hood pull the emergency unlock cable to unlatch the charge port and try to remove the charging connector 3 If the problem persists please stop charging immediately and contact NIO Battery Level and Ch...

Page 302: ...3 Remaining range Indicates the estimated driving range available When the remaining driving range is less than 60 kilometers the icon will turn yellow when the remaining driving range is less than 10...

Page 303: ...ature is too low and may affect high voltage battery performance Charging cable connected Indicates that a charging cable is connected Battery Warmup The charging speed of high voltage batteries tends...

Page 304: ...urned off or the navigation to the charging station is stopped The power is not enough to cover the remaining 20 km to the destination with preconditioning turned on Manual Battery Warmup Manual Batte...

Page 305: ...ed When Low Temperature Battery Warmup is activated manual preconditioning will not be available Manual Battery Warmup cannot determine the remaining range with preconditioning turned on Please make s...

Page 306: ...inate the road ahead for you Enter the Settings page from the leftmost side of the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Lights Courtesy Headlights and set how long the lights stay o...

Page 307: ...vehicle is left unused for a long time or has been flooded we recommend you to bring your vehicle to NIO s service center for a comprehensive inspection and maintenance If you have any inquiries plea...

Page 308: ...er Manual accordingly Always refer to the latest maintenance plan A standard inspection and service carried out by NIO every 12 months or every 20 000 kilometers Replace front wiper blades every 12 mo...

Page 309: ...ch as seatbelt buckles Vehicle responses under special driving conditions such as airbag deployment or stability control system intervention Data for a period of time before and after a collision whic...

Page 310: ...lector is shifted to P and connected to the Internet System updates will consume a certain amount of power Before starting an update please ensure that the vehicle s battery level is above 20 and plan...

Page 311: ...vehicle owner can reset all settings The operation can only be performed when the vehicle is stopped When resetting all settings the instrument cluster and the center display will go black and blink D...

Page 312: ...ers to the replacement position 2 When the front wipers move to the replacement position they can be lifted up Press and hold the lock button on the front wiper blade and slide the blade down perpendi...

Page 313: ...2 Install a new wiper blade and pull the wiper blade to confirm that it is securely installed Maintenance and Cleaning 311...

Page 314: ...ield washer fluid please fill the reservoir carefully to avoid spilling and wipe up any spills immediately 2 After refilling the fluid close the cap and cover securely Refilling Coolant Warning To avo...

Page 315: ...nd lift the hood up 3 Take out the hood prop rod from the clip and position it appropriately to support the hood 4 Open the coolant cap and add an appropriate amount of coolant above the MIN and below...

Page 316: ...Fluid Warning To avoid the risk of high voltage electric shock when opening the hood please contact NIO to top up the vehicle s brake fluid Brake fluid is the medium for transmitting brake pressure in...

Page 317: ...ift the hood up 3 Take out the hood prop rod from the clip and position it appropriately to support the hood 4 Open the brake fluid cap and add an appropriate amount of brake fluid above the MIN and b...

Page 318: ...p tightly When closing the hood hold the hood with your hands and lower it to an appropriate angle Then push the hood down firmly until it is completely closed Caution Do not slam or drop the hood Mai...

Page 319: ...ates that tire traction is significantly reduced In this case replace the tire immediately Failure to do so may increase the risk of accidents Caution If tire wear is uneven we recommend that you cont...

Page 320: ...adjusted if necessary We recommend that the tires be aligned every 10 000 kilometers in pairs Winter Tires To achieve the optimal vehicle performance please use the recommended winter tires in winter...

Page 321: ...265 45R21 108R XL Hakkapeliitta R3 SUV Pirelli 255 55R19 111H S WNT AO 255 50R20 109H XL WNT AO Maintenance and Cleaning 319...

Page 322: ...ear of brake pads and discs is largely determined by your driving habits and road conditions The driving distance may not be used to decide the degree of wear The high performance braking system is us...

Page 323: ...the specified service intervals to keep the air in the cabin fresh After replacement enter Settings from the bottom left of the center display and touch Cabin Comfort Air Filter Reminder to reset the...

Page 324: ...g time please contact NIO for assistance and do not replace it yourself Before leaving the vehicle please ensure that all electric systems such as lights and the media center are turned off Note After...

Page 325: ...lower speed or avoid obstacles to avoid damage to the vehicle chassis or high voltage battery If you hear any sound of scraping or impact at the underside of the body please immediately contact NIO f...

Page 326: ...ns can be recycled for cascading use after basic repairs 3 Batteries that are not eligible for cascading use due to serious faults or damage will be put into the recycling process Caution Do not casua...

Page 327: ...current and size No Rated value Description 1 60A UR06 relay power supply fuse 2 10A High voltage integrated component 3 20A Washer pump fuse 4 15A UR05 relay power supply fuse 5 10A Vehicle communica...

Page 328: ...17 Reserved 18 15A Vehicle controller KL87 fuse 19 10A Climate control system fuse 20 10A UR04 coil UR05 coil UR06 coil UR07 coil fan brake switch active grille shutter high voltage battery pack heati...

Page 329: ...beam relay 31 Left low beam relay 32 Horn relay 33 High beam relay 34 10A High voltage power distri bution box gear shifter module fuse 35 Reserved 36 Main relay 37 Reserved Instrument Panel Fuse Box...

Page 330: ...relay power supply TR06 relay coil IF01 IF25 IF27 IF30 IF43 TF01 TF25 fuse KL15 power supply relay 4 Reserved 5 Reserved 6 10A Brake booster electric power steering 1 KL15 power supply fuse 7 15A Dri...

Page 331: ...r supply fuse 14 15A Steering wheel heating KL15 power supply fuse 15 10A Climate control module front body control ler central gatewaycon troller vehicle control ler ECALL DAB box DAB adaptor KL15 po...

Page 332: ...odule rear climate control panel and fragrance system KL30 power supply fuse 30 10A Body control module safe box lock power supply DAB box fuse 31 10A Steering column power supply fuse 32 10A Brake sw...

Page 333: ...ery management unit KL30 power supply fuse 44 10A Center display KL30 power supply fuse 45 10A Electronic gear selector module KL30 power supply fuse 46 30A Front body control module central lock fuse...

Page 334: ...ard adjustment relay 60 Right side mirror downward adjustment relay 61 Side mirror fold relay Trunk Fuse Box Caution Do not use fuses with a nominal current higher than the rated current Only replace...

Page 335: ...and rear exteri or door handle deploy retract fuse 8 15A Left front and rear exteri or door handle deploy retract fuse 9 15A Right front and rear exterior door handle deploy retract fuse 10 10A Liftga...

Page 336: ...enger seat adjust ment fuse 21 30A Driver seat adjustment fuse 22 40A Air suspension controller air pump KL30 power supply fuse 23 30A Liftgate control module motor fuse 24 TF42 TF43 fuse power supply...

Page 337: ...or TR04 coil TR05 coil TR08 coil TR09 coil TR11 coil fuse 36 30A Amplifier control unit fuse 37 25A TR03 relay power supply fuse 38 40A TR11 relay contactor power supply fuse 39 30A TR02 relay contact...

Page 338: ...d 50 10A TR13 relay fuse 51 20A Trailer control module power1 52 20A Trailer control module power2 53 Reserved 54 TF29 TF28 fuse power supply 55 Reserved 56 TF26 fuse TF30 fuse front 12V power socket...

Page 339: ...me nominal current and size No Rated value Description 1 30A Pyrotechnic safety switch power supply 2 125A Electric power steering gear power supply 3 300A DC DC converter power supply 4 200A Trunk fu...

Page 340: ...on Please use specialized cleaners or conditioners when washing or waxing the vehicle Pay attention to the expiry date before use and keep out of reach of children Manual Cleaning When cleaning the ve...

Page 341: ...e auto wiper feature disabled and the side mirrors folded At the same time the car wash operator should be notified that the vehicle is equipped with roof racks and a radio antenna Caution Before wash...

Page 342: ...lean the plastic parts with common cleaning methods For stubborn stains only use specialized solvent free plastic cleaners to avoid corrosion Chrome Parts You can clean the chrome parts with a wet clo...

Page 343: ...any impurities or dirt in the drainage trays of the rails of both sides You can use a clean soft cloth or brush to gently wipe away any impurities or dirt in the drainage trays of the sunroof rails an...

Page 344: ...ipsticks shoe polish and other substances on leather surfaces should be removed as soon as possible We recommend you use a 100 pure polyurethane foam sponge for cleaning Nappa leather We recommend lim...

Page 345: ...Seat Belts Only use mild car shampoo to clean the seat belts Do not remove the seat belts from the vehicle Allow the belts to dry fully while extended Maintenance and Cleaning 343...

Page 346: ...h high voltage components without wearing protective equipment to avoid electric shock and burns 4 High voltage battery pack warning sign Cautions for using the high voltage battery pack 5 High voltag...

Page 347: ...identifiers are as follows C AC 480 V K DC 50 V to 500 V L DC 200 V to 920 V ES8 Information Vehicle manufacturer NIO Service hotline Refer to the contact table NIO official website Refer to the cont...

Page 348: ...Vehicle Identification Number VIN The vehicle identification number is stamped on the right front shock tower bracket You can also find the VIN in the following locations Emergency Rescue 346...

Page 349: ...door frame 7 Upper area at the end of the rear motor 8 Upper side of the rear floor 9 Right side of the liftgate You can also read the VIN from diagnostic instruments that pair with the vehicle safet...

Page 350: ...e is a radio frequency identification device RFID at the front windshield of the vehicle Driving Motor Identification Labels The front driving motor identification label is located on the lower side o...

Page 351: ...OT4 0 61L Coolant 40 OAT water ethyl ene glycol solution containing inhibitor 15 5L Refrigerant R1234yf 1300g Windshield Washer Fluid Freezing point 30 3L Gearbox Oil Castrol BOT350M3 1 3 liters front...

Page 352: ...enter console control panel 5 Digital instrument cluster 12 Wireless charging pad 6 Steering wheel buttons right 13 Accelerator pedal 7 Wiper and washer control lever 14 Brake pedal Powertrain Informa...

Page 353: ...gency high voltage cut off plug Side air curtain cylinder High voltage battery heater Driving motor Air conditioning compressor Air spring Airbag control unit Seat belt pretensioner Charging port Powe...

Page 354: ...tal objects Driving Motor The driving system powers the vehicle by converting the direct current from the high voltage battery into mechanical torque which is distributed to the four wheels In additio...

Page 355: ...e for the front seats The pretensioners rapidly retract and latch seat belts the instant a severe collision occurs thereby providing increased protection to occupants The force limiter can then preven...

Page 356: ...mensions H E A I C B F G D Item Value Length A mm 5022 Width B mm excluding side mirrors 1962 Width C mm including side mirrors 2268 Height D mm 1756 Wheel Base E mm 3010 Front Track F mm 1668 Rear Tr...

Page 357: ...ing kg 3 099 Gross Front Axle Weight Rating kg 1295 Gross Rear Axle Weight Rating kg 1804 Technically Permissible maximum towable mass of the towing vehicle In case of center axle trailer kg 1500 Tech...

Page 358: ...Seat 2495 3 099 154 529 379 75 75 The chart is calculated according to 75kg per person as the standard recommended luggage is also calculated as 75kg Motor Specifications Item Value Front Rear Type Pe...

Page 359: ...3 0 5 Total Rear Camber Angle 0 0 5 Total Rear Toe Angle 0 2 0 2 Approach Angle 0 0 2 Steering Wheel Angle 0 3 5 Front Track Height mm 472 5 Rear Track Height mm 474 5 Lug Nut Torque N m 220 Note Whe...

Page 360: ...balt Manganese Lithi um Ion Battery Cell Nickel Cobalt Manganese Lithi um Ion Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Cell Nominal Voltage V 3 73 3 73 3 22 Nominal Capacity Ah 276 237 192 High Voltage Battery...

Page 361: ...old tire Overinflation will affect your comfort while driving damage tires especially on rough roads and cause blowouts in severe cases This may lead to unexpected loss of vehicle control and increase...

Page 362: ...1 Park the vehicle on a safe road put on the reflective vest and set up the warning triangle properly 2 Open the emergency kit cover in the trunk to take out the tire inflator Emergency Rescue 360...

Page 363: ...Emergency Rescue 361...

Page 364: ...tire inflater to the 12V power socket in the vehicle 5 Make sure the vehicle is powered on turn on the power switch of the tire inflater and inflate the tire When the tire pressure reaches 2 6 bar tur...

Page 365: ...ire pressure indicator and the system will emit a beep to remind you to check the tire pressure If the system functions abnormally or the tire temperature is above the rated range the indicator will f...

Page 366: ...cifications of the original equipment OE tires and the relevant instructions provided by the tire chain manufacturer Only the 20 inch original equipment OE tires are suitable for tire chains Tires cha...

Page 367: ...n other vehicles approaching from behind 1 PARK button 2 Hazard warning light button Open the cargo cover inside the trunk and take out the warning triangle and reflective vest from the emergency kit...

Page 368: ...Emergency Rescue 366...

Page 369: ...r and the instrument cluster and center display will display a warning message Make sure the surrounding area is safe and promptly leave the vehicle to call for help When your vehicle is connected to...

Page 370: ...r airbags is reached in the event of a severe accident The 112 based eCall in vehicle system can also be activated manually if needed To activate the eCall manually press the SOS button on the roof co...

Page 371: ...process only the following data Vehicle Identification Number Vehicle type passenger vehicle Vehicle propulsion storage type gasoline diesel CNG LPG electric hydrogen Vehicle last three locations and...

Page 372: ...ct NIO for support For contact details please refer to our Connected Vehicle Privacy Notice or contact details in this manual NIO GmbH Data Protection Montgelasstrasse 14 81679 Munich Germany privacy...

Page 373: ...diately for tire inspection or replacement Please adjust the puncture to the top of the tire when repairing it Tire sealant can only be used to repair the tread and shoulder areas Park the vehicle saf...

Page 374: ...Emergency Rescue 372...

Page 375: ...e tire sealant canister inlet valve 2 Turn the tire sealant canister upside down and slide it into the slot on the tire inflator 3 5 Connect the power plug of the tire inflator to the 12V power socket...

Page 376: ...nd plug the puncture 9 Park the vehicle on a safe road set up the warning triangle and check the tire pressure readings on the center display Continue driving if the tire pressure is 2 2 bar Inflate t...

Page 377: ...e 12V battery is drained you can jump start the vehicle by connecting the jumper cables to the 12V battery of another vehicle Caution When jump starting a vehicle make sure the two vehicles are not in...

Page 378: ...nutes Then start Vehicle A to check whether it can start up normally 7 After Vehicle A starts up normally power off Vehicle B remove the jumper cables in the opposite order they were connected and sto...

Page 379: ...tate the key counterclockwise to lock the driver s door 3 To lock the driver s door rotate the key counterclockwise Emergency Unlocking From the Inside In case of emergency you can pull the interior d...

Page 380: ...nside and can only be opened from the outside when the vehicle is unlocked Liftgate Button When you are carrying a smart key fob you can open the liftgate by gently pressing the button on the liftgate...

Page 381: ...n it is lifted on a jack as this may cause severe injury or even death Do not lift the vehicle when people are inside Do not place any object above or underneath the jack when it is lifting the vehicl...

Page 382: ...Emergency Rescue 380...

Page 383: ...Remove the lug cap with the removal tool in the emergency kit and then turn the lug wrench counterclockwise to loosen the lug nuts Emergency Rescue 381...

Page 384: ...Emergency Rescue 382...

Page 385: ...tioned correctly under the jack point Failure to do so may damage the vehicle or the vehicle may slip off the jack and cause injury 6 Jack up the vehicle until the flat tire is sufficiently above the...

Page 386: ...rescue operations should be carried out by professionals who must wear personal protective equipment Warning Remove all metal objects such necklaces and watches before carrying out any operation Fail...

Page 387: ...ff the high voltage circuit 1 Open the hood handle cover in the cabin Figure 1 and pull the hood release cable to unlatch the hood Figure 2 2 Toggle the hook under the hood to release it and lift the...

Page 388: ...t Remove the plug and stow it appropriately 5 Remove the 12V battery cover on the left side of the trunk and disconnect the cable connected to the negative terminal of the battery Wrap the cable with...

Page 389: ...your vehicle when the tires are touching the ground and do not tow the vehicle directly with tow chains When necessary transport the vehicle with a flatbed truck 1 Take out the tow bar from the emerg...

Page 390: ...Emergency Rescue 388...

Page 391: ...ccupant is in the vehicle 5 Attach the tow chain to the tow bar and slowly tow the vehicle to the flatbed truck 6 After pulling the vehicle onto the flatbed truck use the wheel stopper and straps to s...

Page 392: ...Do not slam on the brake pedal or accelerator pedal when exiting Tow Wash Mode on the center display Emergency Rescue 390...

Page 393: ...urtain airbag cylinder and the high pressure air suspension tank may expand and explode under high temperatures Please act with caution to avoid injury If the vehicle fire doesn t involve the high vol...

Page 394: ...onate solution over the leaked fluids and use gas collection and control devices to dispose of leaked gases Caution If any fluids accidentally get on the skin remove the contaminated clothes and rinse...

Page 395: ...Emergency Rescue 393...

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