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Indicator
Description
Low battery level
Indicates that the high voltage battery level
is low. Please promptly charge the battery or
contact NIO when necessary.
High voltage battery cutoff
Indicates that the vehicle's high voltage power
is off. Please contact NIO when necessary.
12V battery charging fault
Please contact NIO immediately when this
indicator lights up.
High voltage battery fault
Please stop the vehicle and contact NIO
immediately when this indicator lights up.
High voltage battery overtemperature
Please stop the vehicle and contact NIO
immediately when this indicator lights up.
Icy/Snowy road
Indicates that the current ambient temperature
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 to decrease at low
temperatures such as in winter. When Battery Warmup is turned on, the battery
can be pre-heated before the vehicle arrives at the charging point (charging
station ) to improve the charging efficiency.
Low-Temperature Battery Warmup
Low-Temperature Battery Warmup is turned on by default. To turn it off, enter
Settings from the bottom left of the center display and select Battery. With
this feature on, if a charging station is set as the destination or a waypoint
for navigation, the vehicle will automatically pre-heat the battery for improved
charging efficiency when there is enough power to get to the station. Low-
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