This allows the high voltage battery to be pre-heated for improved charging
efficiency.
You can turn on or off this feature on the center display , and the preconditioning
status will be displayed on the top status bar of the center display.
The preconditioning process will end automatically when any of the following
conditions is met (the feature remains off):
•
The charging connector is connected.
•
Low-Temperature Battery Warmup is turned on.
•
The battery has been pre-heated to the set temperature and maintained for 1
hour.
Caution
•
Enabling Battery Warmup may consume some power. Please plan your travel
properly or turn it off as needed.
•
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 sure that the power is enough for the
trip to the destination before turning on this feature.
Charge/Discharge Device
Our portable charge/discharge device allows you to enjoy more scenarios that
need power, such as outdoor camping or emergency charging.
To meet your charging/discharging needs, the portable charge/discharge device
can be integrated into the DC charge port of the vehicle as follows:
Discharge
When camping outdoors, you can plug your camping electrical equipment to the
discharge power strip of the portable charge/discharge device, so as to supply it
with AC power rated at 220V/16A (Max), 3.3 kw (Max) through the DC charge port
of the vehicle.
Follow the steps below to perform discharging:
1. Plug the charging connector of the charge/discharge device into the vehicle's
DC charge port, and then the charge port indicator will flash in blue. Connect
the discharge power strip to the charge/discharge device.
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