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Start and driving

Driving preparation 72

Run-in time 72

Safety inspection before driving 72

Cautions before driving 73

Correct driving posture 74

Horn inspection 75

Start and running 76

Button start 76

Pedal 77

Gear knob switch 78

Parking 79

Electric power steering system (EPS) 79

Anti-lock brake system (ABS) 79

Stopping 81

Stopping cautions 81

Leaving cautions 82

Special driving 83

Night driving 83

Long-distance driving 83

Special weather driving 84

Foggy driving 84

Rainy driving 85

Hot season driving 86

Cold season driving 86

Charging Instrument&control Lighting Safety Vehicle Start&driving Emergency Maintenance Technical information

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Page 1: ...r the specific configuration of your vehicle In case of any question about the vehicle or the manual please feel free to contact XEV service station All the information and specifications in this manu...

Page 2: ...this situation is for bidden Read before operation Warning for personal injury or vehicle damage This manual contains warnings for personal injury or vehicle damage Please follow the instructions duri...

Page 3: ...ent or disassembly you will have no right for the claim and XEV service station may refuse all warranty claims The user cannot refit adjust or disassembly the vehicle as those actions may affect the v...

Page 4: ...vehicle identification number VIN 1 The vehicle identification number VIN is the legal identification mark for registration of vehicle owner 1 On the sheet metal under the passenger seat Read before...

Page 5: ...6 7 8 VIN is composed of 17 letters digits 1 Country 2 Manufacturer 3 Model 4 Version 5 Modification 6 Year 7 Assembly plant 8 Series No Vehicle identification Letter or digit Composition and meaning...

Page 6: ...el with VIN and other information on it CAUTION Tire size Front 155 65 R14 Front 220kpa Rear 230kpa Rear 155 65 R14 At the left door lock R134a Fluorine free refrigerant Read before operation Manufact...

Page 7: ...enance press the maintenance power off button first so as to cut off the HV power and avoid electric shock The maintenance power off button must be pressed under the following circumstances Maintenanc...

Page 8: ...hen install the structural part shown in Fig ure 2 clockwise to prevent the mainte nance power off button to be pressed due to mis operation Do not press the structural part in Figure 2 by yourself du...

Page 9: ...4 Safety Safety belt and other safety devices 5 Vehicle 6 Start and driving Seat rearview mirror interior auxiliary equipment etc Starting driving driving assistance etc 7 Emergency Emergency handlin...

Page 10: ...top state interface 25 SOC indicator 25 Drive motor temperature indicator 26 Speed indicator 27 Driving mileage 27 Gear indicator 27 Warning information 28 Subtotal mileage display 28 Total mileage di...

Page 11: ...Steering lamp 52 Brake lamp 52 Reversing lamp 52 Front dome lamp 53 Daytime running lamp 54 Remote turn off 54 4 Safety Safety belt 56 Use of safety belt 56 Safety belt pre tensioner 59 5 Vehicle Seat...

Page 12: ...efore driving 72 Cautions before driving 73 Correct driving posture 74 Horn inspection 75 Start and running 76 Button start 76 Pedal 77 Gear knob switch 78 Parking 79 Electric power steering system EP...

Page 13: ...strument distribution box fuse 99 8 Maintenance Regular maintenance 104 Regular maintenance notes 104 Self maintenance notes 104 Brake fluid 105 Brake fluid 105 Storage battery and power battery 106 S...

Page 14: ...9 Technical information Technical data 120 Vehicle dimensions 120 Vehicle technical parameters 121 Drive motor and gear box 124 Power storage battery 126 DC DC converter 127 On board charger 128 Type...

Page 15: ...7 Wiper blade P112 European standard charging socket P022 Wheel P108 Door P037 Front combination lamp P050 Vehicle exterior...

Page 16: ...8 License plate lamp P050 Trunk door button P039 Trunk door P039 Rear combination lamp P050 Exterior rearview mirror P063 Key hole P034 Keyless entry P034 Vehicle exterior Figures...

Page 17: ...hboard storage bag P065 Central air outlet P068 USB interface P067 Central control color panel P024 Horn P075 Foot operated parking brake P079 Brake pedal P077 Accelerator pedal P077 Vehicle interior...

Page 18: ...10 Secondary dashboard USB P067 Armrest box P065 Door window ascending descending switch P040 Hazard warning lamp switch P051 Gear shift switch P078 Power off switch Vehicle interior Figures...

Page 19: ...11 charging port cover switch P022 Electric rearview mirror adjustment switch P063 Retractable belt Door inner switch P037 Door storage bag P065 Vehicle interior...

Page 20: ...12 Storage battery P106 Washing tank P112 Brake fluid tank P105 Figures Front Compartment...

Page 21: ...cial population 14 Charging cautions 15 Charging time 17 Charging mode 18 Charging box indicator 18 General fault diagnosis 19 Slow charging mode 22 Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety Vehicle...

Page 22: ...nnect the 220V AC power supply and finally cover the charging port It is forbidden to touch the vehicle and power supply equipment during charging It can also be charged in rainy days but pay attentio...

Page 23: ...d or affected by rust or corrosion Keep your hands dry when con necting the charging plug When charging the ventilation of the charging place must be ensured It is strictly prohibited to charge the ve...

Page 24: ...high power during power battery charging the normal operation of other equipment on the line may be affected if there is no special circuit If a dedicated line is no longer usable it should be replac...

Page 25: ...such as the electric quantity charging mode ambient temperature and power of the power supply device During slow charging it takes about 5 7h for full charging based on the battery pack capacity Batt...

Page 26: ...on box are uniformly designed as follows fault alarm mechanism Control box state Power supply Connection Charging Fault Power supply On On 1s On 1s On 1s connected No ground On On Off Off protection V...

Page 27: ...During charging pull out the power plug first and then the charging gun to avoid damaging the plug or power socket Protection function Output over current protection When current 13A the protection w...

Page 28: ...not be higher than 30cm above the ground and fix the charging box to avoid force on the plug Otherwise the product may be damaged due to falling It is an electronic product which should not be placed...

Page 29: ...t the European wiring standard It must be reliably grounded during charging otherwise there is danger of electric shock Do not forcibly pull out the AC charging gun during charging otherwise may cause...

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Page 31: ...leage display 28 Total mileage display 28 Button indicator alarm 29 Key 34 Remote key 34 Door 37 Front door 37 Anti theft alarm function 39 Trunk door 39 Window 40 Electric window 40 Compartment cover...

Page 32: ...24 Instrument cluster Instrument cluster figure 2 1 1 Display P24 2 Phone holder P29 Instrument and control...

Page 33: ...the icon is displayed The screen will go out within 20s after the door is completely closed and the instrument will enter the sleep state SOC indicator Display SOC The low power of the HV power batter...

Page 34: ...damage to the drive motor Under such circumstance immediately pull over and turn off the starting switch and contact the authorized service station of XEV for maintenance ASAP When the drive motor te...

Page 35: ...ion display screen in km h km h Driving mileage Gear indicator Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety Vehicle Start driving Emergency Maintenance Technical information Displays the current endura...

Page 36: ...play Used to display the total miles traveled by the vehicle ODO Display range 0 999999km Instrument and control Display current warning information The subtotal mileage display is used to show the mi...

Page 37: ...After starting long press the upper key for 10s and the tire R15 and R14 will switch circularly After 1s of no operation the setting interface will be closed Refer to UI for the display position Sound...

Page 38: ...30 Instrument and control Instrument cluster...

Page 39: ...ectricity bar 4 Position lamp 12 Alarm popup 20 Remaining mileage 5 Rear fog lamp reserved 13 Gear 6 Front fog lamp reserved 14 Charging plug connection status 7 Temperature reserved 15 Ready indicato...

Page 40: ...32 Instrument and control Instrument cluster...

Page 41: ...indicator 4 Parking system fault indicator 12 Tire pressure alarm indicator 5 Brake system fault indicator 13 Airbag alarm indicator 6 Power battery fault 14 Whole vehicle fault indicator 7 fault indi...

Page 42: ...ont door please put it back when not Get the mechanical key Push the locking mechanism to the right and pull the ring to get the mechanical key in use will flash 15 times and the horn will sound 3 tim...

Page 43: ...nal Battery specifications CR2032 The used battery must be dis posed of according to environmen tal protection requirements Please store the spare key in a safe place not in the vehicle Remote key is...

Page 44: ...be un locked and the steering lamps will flash once When the start switch is at OFF and the door is fully closed but unlocked the user carries the remote key within 1 5 meters from the door press the...

Page 45: ...r is locked pull the inner han dle of the door to unlock the door Unlock the door with mechanical key When unlocking the left front door with the key the right door will also be unlocked when locking...

Page 46: ...s and the start switch is OFF the doors will be auto matically unlocked Unlock during collision for vehicle with airbag The sensor will collect the signal during collision and send to BCM When IGN is...

Page 47: ...not open or there is no ACC IGN power in 30s the doors will be automatically locked and the vehicle will return to the fortifi cation state Trunk door 1 2 3 4 Open trunk door When the vehicle is lock...

Page 48: ...hen the window is abnormally stuck during descending or down to the bottom stop output within 300ms If the window motor is idling the feedback current is the normal working current the output will sto...

Page 49: ...to the top but must be lowered some distance When opening the door in the vehicle lock state must firstly unlock the door pull the door handle and the window must slightly drop down the sealing strip...

Page 50: ...y from the steel retainer of thefront bumper remove the cover slowly be careful not to scratch other parts Close the front compartment cover 1 Open the charging port cover through the handle at the dr...

Page 51: ...over When the vehicle is in the unlock stste press the button to unlock thecover and open it Close rear bumper cover In keyon state step on the brake pedal put the gear at N the vehicle speed is zero...

Page 52: ...to the HI position then the wiper will run at high speed Put the wiper switch at the OFF position wiper is not at the initial position the wiper will automatically return to that po the initial positi...

Page 53: ...move the ice and snow from the wiper arm and turn on the defrosting device before using the wiper Do not use wiper on dry windshield Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety Vehicle Start driving E...

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Page 55: ...Low beam 50 High beam 50 Hazard warning lamp 51 Steering lamp 52 Brake lamp 52 Reversing lamp 52 Front dome lamp 53 Daytime running lamp 54 Remote turn off 54 Charging Instrument control Lighting Saf...

Page 56: ...48 Lamp layout Synoptic 1 2 3 4 1 Front dome lamp 2 Daytime running lamp 3 High beam 4 Low beam Lighting...

Page 57: ...sition lamp 2 Reversing lamp 3 Brake lamp 4 Rear steering lamp 5 License plate lamp 6 Rear reflector Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety Vehicle Start driving Emergency Maintenance Technical i...

Page 58: ...be on and the corresponding lamp indicator on the instrument small lamps are off or ACC IGN ON Low beam Low beam When the start switch is at ON turn the switch end knob from OFF to the low beam and s...

Page 59: ...the same direction when there is no street light or poor lighting at night or when there is fog rain snow sand or any other low visibility condition When crossing sharp turns slopes arched Bridges cro...

Page 60: ...ownward the steering lamp will be on When the steering wheel returns to the straight driving position the lamp switch will automatically return to the initial position and the steering lamp will be of...

Page 61: ...ocedure will be executed according to the fade out function When the start switch is OFF close the doors press the lock button of the remote key the front dome lamp will be off within 0 7s Charging In...

Page 62: ...tch is ON and the small lamps are off the night lamp will be on when the small lamps are on or the start switch is OFF the daytime lamp will be off Remote turn off When the doors are closed and the ve...

Page 63: ...Section 4 Safety Safety belt 56 Use of safety belt 56 Safety belt pre tensioner 59 55 Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety Vehicle Start driving Emergency Maintenance Technical information...

Page 64: ...he seat belt clean and dry Use neutral soap or warm water rather than bleach dye or scrubs to clean the belt Safety belt including bolts used in a serious crash must be replaced Even for minor damage...

Page 65: ...ee point safety belt Adjust the seat correctly P62 Slowly pull the belt out of the retractor over the chest and crotch put the latch into the lock catch and the click sound indicates that the belt has...

Page 66: ...Press the red button next to the lock with your finger the lock latch will pop out automatically Hold the latch return the belt to the retractor Do not unfasten your safety belt when the vehicle is i...

Page 67: ...the waist belt is across the hip and as low as possible No press on the abdomen so as not to affect the fetus Pregnant women are more special than ordinary people They should pay more attention to the...

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Page 69: ...storage bag 65 Secondary dashboard storage box 65 Cup holder 66 Glove compartment 66 Sun visor 66 Secondary dashboard USB 67 Dashboard USB 67 Mobile phone holder 67 Air conditioner 68 Air conditioner...

Page 70: ...ke sure the seat and seat back are firmly locked Check to make sure the safety belt is not twisted or clipped into the seat back Seat and pull it up Slide the seat forward or backward to the desired p...

Page 71: ...rn the adjustment knob back to the middle after the adjustment If the electric adjustment function of the exterior rearview mirror fails you can gently push the outer edge of the mirror to adjust it a...

Page 72: ...rview mirror direction adjustment Hold the rear view mirror adjust it up and down left and right and adjust it to the best rearview position death Anti glare switching operation Flip the anti glare di...

Page 73: ...side of the dashboard which can be used to store small items such as maps and manuals Door storage bag Dashboard storage bag Secondary dashboard storage box The secondary dashboard storage box can be...

Page 74: ...ups The glove compartment can be used to store small items Interior equipment Cup holder Sun visor The sun visor can be turned down to block the glare of light coming through the top of the windshield...

Page 75: ...ge the phone It is not recommended to connect the 12V power supply to high power electrical equipment Dashboard USB Mobile phone holder The mobile phone holder on the right side of the center screen l...

Page 76: ...itioner Air conditioner panel 1 2 3 4 6 5 1 Air volume adjustment switch knob 2 Compressor control button 3 Heating mode button 4 Blower mode adjustment switch knob 5 Central locking 6 Central unlocki...

Page 77: ...air conditioner Touch the A C icon again to turn off the air conditioner Air volume adjustment Adjust the switch knob icon clockwise then the air volume will switch between 0 level 1 level 2 level 3...

Page 78: ...let and the front windshield defrosting air outlet During the midsummer the interior temperature will be very high when the window is closed Before driving it is recommended to open the doors and wind...

Page 79: ...switch 78 Parking 79 Electric power steering system EPS 79 Anti lock brake system ABS 79 Stopping 81 Stopping cautions 81 Leaving cautions 82 Special driving 83 Night driving 83 Long distance driving...

Page 80: ...ing No emergency brake Reduce emergency braking otherwise the brake system will be impacted and the impact load of the chassis on the drive motor will also be increased No traction If there is any pro...

Page 81: ...ehicle Inspection during driving Instruments make sure that the indicators on dashboard work normally Brake ensure that the vehicle is not biased to any side when braking Brake assist check whether th...

Page 82: ...of accidents Do not adjust the seat while the vehicle is moving Do not place cushions between the driver and passenger s bodies and the backrest Do not place objects under or next to the seat The driv...

Page 83: ...ncy situation in order to ensure the traffic safety No matter the start switch is at which position press the horn cover on the steering wheel then the horn will sound Charging Instrument control Ligh...

Page 84: ...button again OFF The power state is ON or ACC switch the gear knob to N step on the brake pedal the speed is 0km h press the start button Start function Step on the brake pedal under the current stat...

Page 85: ...es to sleep Other CAN modules do not send CAN messages or commands and CAN signals sleep for 10S BCM wake up conditions ACC ON press start button Either door opening or anti theft alarm Receive comman...

Page 86: ...XEV authorized service station for mainte nance Gear knob switch R reverse for reverse N neutral position for temporary stop D driving economic mode S sport Moving mode When stopping in R N D or S mu...

Page 87: ...r does not go off after turning on or is on during driving it indicates that there is some fault in EPS If EPS fails or cannot work it will become very heavy when turning the steering wheel which will...

Page 88: ...much on ABS and brake assistance device control the speed ensure effective vehicle distance and ensure safe driving ABS can not be used in the case of exceeding the tire lock threshold or hydroplaning...

Page 89: ...a and park in the emergency stopping zone Turn on the hazard alarm lamp after the stop Place a warning triangle 50 150m behind the vehicle 150 250m on highway to remind passing vehicles When getting o...

Page 90: ...hicle over combustible materials such as hay or gasoline in case the hot drive motor ignites them and causes a fire Do not leave children or disabled people alone in the vehicle In different climate c...

Page 91: ...oid looking directly at the lights of the opposite vehicle Keep the front windshield and all window inside and outside surfaces clean Dirty glass may make luminous glare worse Make sure you are prepar...

Page 92: ...y days try to drive in the middle of the road do not drive along the roadside to prevent accidental collision with the vehicle temporarily stops at the roadside waiting for the fog lifting Caution Cau...

Page 93: ...ainy days it is forbidden to step on or fast release the accelerator or brake or turn the steering wheel urgently If it is necessary to reduce the speed first slowly release the accelerator and then g...

Page 94: ...while for ventilation Due to the hot weather often check whether the vehicle line is short circuited or aging plug is loose storage battery is in the normal working state Prevent the vehicle from spon...

Page 95: ...o cool down for a few minutes and then lock the door to reduce the temperature difference between inside and outside and prevent the glass from freezing Check the storage battery and cable Cold weathe...

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Page 97: ...rapped 91 Self handling 92 Puncture 92 Use of warning triangle 93 Trailer 93 Traction 95 Reflective vest 96 Replacement of fuse 97 Instrument distribution box fuse 99 Emergency Section 7 Charging Inst...

Page 98: ...the steering lamps will be off when press the button again Turn on the hazard warning lamp in the following circumstances Temporary stopping on the road Fault or traffic accident on the road Foggy dr...

Page 99: ...rking brake pedal Clear the mud snow or sand around the tires Use wood stone or other materials to increase the friction of the tires Re start the vehicle carefully speed up and get the vehicle out of...

Page 100: ...ay All tires should be used within their service life Tires that exceed the service life or have been seriously worn should be replaced in time When the driver is aware of puncture during driving tigh...

Page 101: ...owing the vehicle The vehicle cannot move while the motor works normally The vehicle makes abnormal sounds Towing methods If the vehicle needs towing it is rec ommended to use the wheel lift trailer o...

Page 102: ...towing cart is required to be secured under the front wheels When lifting the vehicle ensure that the landing end of the vehicle has sufficient clearance with the ground Otherwise the vehicle may be...

Page 103: ...ontrol Lighting Safety Vehicle Start driving Emergency Maintenance Technical information Self handling If the lift trailer or platform trailer is unavailable in an emergency the vehicle can be tempora...

Page 104: ...l conditions but step lightly on the brake pedal Traction requirements Switch the gear shift rod to N The traction speed should be no higher than 30km h The longest traction distance is 50km Avoid sud...

Page 105: ...nt rating Slow acting fuse 1 Normal fuse 2 Blown fuse Fast acting fuse 1 Normal fuse 2 Blown fuse It is forbidden to use metal plates as a substitute fuse Do not use fuses with rated current higher th...

Page 106: ...box The instrument distribution box is located inside the lower right guard panel of the dashboard Remove the related accessories during inspection Press the fuse box latch to open the fuse box Emerge...

Page 107: ...g use fuses of the same specification and relays recommended by the original manufacturer otherwise fire and equipment failure may occur Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety Vehicle Start drivi...

Page 108: ...ake switch dome lamp F3 20A ABS F15 15A MC F4 20A Fan F16 10A VCU 2 in 1 F5 20A Wiper F17 10A IP F6 40A Vacuum pump F18 10A TBOX OBD F7 20A BCM F19 F8 F20 15A EPS F9 25A BCM ESCL electromagnetic lock...

Page 109: ...ected component No Rated current Protected component electrical equipment electrical equipment F25 10A USB R11 Low speed wiper relay F26 10A Instrument BCM VCU R12 Low fan relay R1 High beam relay R13...

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Page 111: ...ery 106 Tire 108 Tire inspection 108 Tire wear mark 110 Replacement of tire 110 Tire position exchange 111 Tire chain 111 Wiper and washer 112 Windshield washing liquid washer nozzle 112 Wiper blade 1...

Page 112: ...r salt water Driving on roads with water exceeding the chassis or on poor mountain roads Frequent use of brakes and emergency braking As a taxi or rent vehicle Overloaded driving Select authentic part...

Page 113: ...rinse immediately with plenty of water When checking brake fluid the vehicle should be parked on level ground and in a cold state Avoid brake fluid splashing on the vehicle body as it may corrode the...

Page 114: ...or disconnecting the negative cable ensure that the start button is OFF Do not use on board electrical appliances for a long time in OFF state otherwise it may cause severe battery loss and the vehicl...

Page 115: ...ith a fire extinguisher immediately Do not spray water on it or soak it in water The power battery is located in the chassis position which is easy to be damaged after scraping and collision Therefore...

Page 116: ...ust also be inspected at the XEV authorized Tire lifetime Tires used for over 6 years even if service station Drive the vehicle in the appropriate speed to prevent accidents during its first 500km as...

Page 117: ...he valve cap Driving a vehicle with incorrect tire pressure may result in the following consequences Excessive tire wear Reduced ride comfort and shortened tire life Reduced security Damaged transmiss...

Page 118: ...therwise an accident may occur 1 New tire surface 2 Tire wear mark 3 Worn tire surface The position of the tire wear mark is marked by the indication and molded on the side wall of each tire Replaceme...

Page 119: ...following during tire chain installation or removal The chain can only be installed on the rear wheel After driving 0 5 1km tighten the chain again the speed shall not exceed 50km h Install the chain...

Page 120: ...er the wiper arm to prevent the it from damaging the glass due to the elastic force Lift the wiper arm open the wiper blade clamp cover push the blade out slowly from the U hook of the wiper arm and r...

Page 121: ...washing the car Aluminum wheel Aluminum wheel adhesion dirt should be immediately cleaned with neutral detergent Aluminum wheels should be washed immediately after washing with detergent Use the same...

Page 122: ...only necessary if the paint is tarnished or if fixed deposits are attached Polishing with silicone creates a protective film and does not require waxing Plastic body parts should not be waxed or polis...

Page 123: ...wash the moving parts of your vehicle at least once a month to reduce corrosion High pressure or steam is very effective for cleaning the vehicle chassis and wheel cover but avoid directly washing the...

Page 124: ...rts Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dirt and dust Soak the cloth with diluted detergent please use neutral wool detergent water solution with diluted concentration of about 5 then wipe the residual dir...

Page 125: ...a nylon brush or synthetic cloth to clean leather will scratch the fine grain of the leather surface Carpet Use high quality foam based detergent to clean the carpet Use a sponge or brush full of foam...

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Page 127: ...echnical parameters 121 Drive motor and gear box 124 Power storage battery 126 DC DC converter 127 On board charger 128 Type dose of filling liquid 129 Bulb 130 Charging Instrument control Lighting Sa...

Page 128: ...120 Technical data Vehicle dimensions SS SS SS SS Technical information...

Page 129: ...ach angle no load 30 Departure angle no load 33 Min ground distance Full load mm 132 Tire information Tire specifications 155 65R14 155 60R15 Front tire pressure kPa 220 no load 230 full load Rear tir...

Page 130: ...same specifications and produced by the same factory The unbalance is allowed to be no more than 0 5 of the tire weight Technical data Technical information Model Y0210 Max allowable mass kg 836 Wheel...

Page 131: ...ting vehicle dB A Max noise inside the vehicle at constant speed dB A Brake distance 60km h full load m 20 Power consumption Wh km 77 Front suspension rear suspension Macpherson independent suspension...

Page 132: ...type Permanent magnet synchronous motor Rated power kW 7 5 Max power kW 15 Rated voltage Vdc 86 4 Input voltage range Vdc 65 98 Rated torque N m 24 Peak torque N m 85 Rated speed rpm 3500 Max speed rp...

Page 133: ...control working environment Insulation grade H Cooling mode cooling Natural air cooled Dimensions mm 306 198 198 motor Weight kg 29 motor 8 6 motor control Total speed ratio of rear drive reducer 8 1...

Page 134: ...type Lithium iron phosphate Replacement type Fast replacement Quantity 1 3 in series Monomer capacity 120Ah Monomer cell quantity 3x72 216 Cycle life 2000 capacity Total voltage capacity V Ah 86 4V 12...

Page 135: ...ted input voltage V 86 Input voltage range V 40 100 Output voltage V 14 0 2 Ambient temperature 40 85 Ambient humidity 5 95 Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety Vehicle Start driving Emergency...

Page 136: ...128 Technical data On board charger Rated output power 2 2KW Input voltage range 90 264Vac Input current 13A Input frequency 45 65HZ Rated output current 25A Technical information...

Page 137: ...lubricating oil 1L 85W 90 GL 4 2 Windshield washing liquid 1 3L 20mL 3 Air conditioner refrigerant 360 10g R134a 4 Synthetic brake fluid L H 240 10mm DOT4 Charging Instrument control Lighting Safety V...

Page 138: ...am White 14 2 LED Front small lamp White 4 2 Front steering lamp Amber 21 2 Brake lamp Red 5 6 2 LED Reversing lamp White 21 2 Rear small lamp Red 5 6 2 LED Rear steering lamp Amber 21 2 License plate...

Page 139: ...8 Charging cautions charging cautions 15 Charging requirements charging cautions 14 Charging time charging mode 17 Cold season driving special weather driving 86 Correct driving posture driving prepar...

Page 140: ...t cluster 27 Gear knob switch start and running 78 General charging fault diagnosis charging mode 19 Glove compartment interior equipment 66 H Hazard warning lamp emergency handling 90 Hazard warning...

Page 141: ...bumper door compartment door 43 Reflective vest self handling 96 Regular maintenance regular maintenance 104 Remote key key 34 Remote turn off lamp 54 Replacement of fuse self handling 97 Replacement...

Page 142: ...ire 111 Tire inspection tire 108 Tire position exchange tire 111 Tire wire mark tire 110 Traction self handling 95 Trailer Self handling 93 Trunk door door 39 Type dose of filling liquid technical dat...

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