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Maintenance

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windshield.

5. Turn off the front wiper maintenance mode.

Turn off the front wiper maintenance mode.

Note

If wiper blades need to be replaced, please visit
XPENG Service Center for replacement.

Warning

Before replacing the wiper, the wiper
maintenance mode must be turned on,
otherwise, it will damage the vehicle.

Key Battery

Replacement of Key Battery

1. Press the lock button inward to remove the

Press the lock button inward to remove the
metal garnish rightward as indicated by the

metal garnish rightward as indicated by the
arrow.

arrow.

Summary of Contents for P7 2023

Page 1: ...User Manual XPENGP7...

Page 2: ...he described equipment and pictures are only valid for a certain configuration XPENG vehicle is capable of upgrading Over The Air OTA and the features and configurations may be updated from time to ti...

Page 3: ...Preface 2...

Page 4: ...35 Door 36 X Wing Door 42 Tailgate 51 Front Trunk Lid 56 Exterior Rear View Mirror 58 Interiors 63 Steering Wheel 65 Interior Rear View Mirror 70 Wireless Charging for Phones 70 Windows 73 Power Supp...

Page 5: ...ck Braking System ABS 156 Electronic Brake Assist EBA 157 Secondary Collision Mitigation SCM 158 Hill Start Hold Control HHC 158 Electronic Brakeforce Distribution EBD 159 Traction Control System TCS...

Page 6: ...river State Monitoring DSM 220 8 Parking Assistance 8 Parking Assistance Parking Radar System 222 360 Panoramic View AVM 224 Auto Park Assist APA 227 Straight Line Summons 232 9 Maintenance 9 Maintena...

Page 7: ...ENG 278 Emergency Devices 278 Emergency Tire Repair 279 Vehicle Power Off Operation 285 Rescue and Protection Kit 286 Collision Protection 287 Security Guide 288 Feeding 289 12 Warranty and Maintenanc...

Page 8: ...ure personal safety and avoid secondary damage to the vehicle contact XPENG Service Center as soon as possible to check the traction battery system and have the damaged traction battery assessed by pr...

Page 9: ...Serious failure alarms appear on the dashboard such as battery failure battery overheating motor and controller overheating electric system failure and charging port overheating Perceptive System Perc...

Page 10: ...ormance it is strictly forbidden to paint the bumpers or embed surrounds If the radar is damaged please contact XPENG Service Center for replacement or repair Warning It is forbidden to replace refit...

Page 11: ...te of the target detected state of the target detected The following conditions may cause radars The following conditions may cause radars detection failure delay or error detection failure delay or e...

Page 12: ...ual range within visual range Mounting Positions of Cameras Mounting Positions of Cameras 1 1 AVM camera AVM camera 2 2 High perception camera High perception camera 3 3 Fatigue detection camera Fatig...

Page 13: ...roperly functions based on the camera s detection information may based on the camera s detection information may work improperly Meanwhile cameras have limited work improperly Meanwhile cameras have...

Page 14: ...s ice snow water and dust Vehicle bumping or shaking caused by uneven roads or other factors The camera view is obscured Deformed or damaged windshields result in changes of camera positions or angles...

Page 15: ...t 1 Front electric drive system 2 PTC heater 3 4WD HV power distribution box 4 Traction battery Refer to Page 15 5 3 in 1 HV power supply cable 6 Charging port 7 2WD HV power distribution box 8 CCS DC...

Page 16: ...nerate a rated voltage far beyond the safety voltage of human body which may cause serious injury or even death to human body Please beware of the high voltage danger Warning Only trained technicians...

Page 17: ...ion battery It is required to use the vehicle in the environment temperature to use the vehicle in the environment temperature range of 30 range of 30 C to 55 to 55 C to maintain the good to maintain...

Page 18: ...f the charging port located on the right rear of the vehicle vehicle Charging Display Charging Display During charging the charging status is displayed During charging the charging status is displayed...

Page 19: ...ically closed when the vehicle is be automatically closed when the vehicle is locked or is in the ready status locked or is in the ready status Note When the charging port is open it is forbidden to p...

Page 20: ...hold CID energy center interface press and hold the unlock button on the charging gun and the unlock button on the charging gun and unplug the charging gun unplug the charging gun Caution If the char...

Page 21: ...erature battery preheating function The low temperature battery preheating function can heat the battery pack with the electricity of can heat the battery pack with the electricity of the charging pil...

Page 22: ...y reduce the heating effect The function will not be activated if the battery temperature is high If you have made a charging schedule please make sure the preheating time is set later than the schedu...

Page 23: ...recommended not to turn on the air conditioning system during AC charging Emergency Unlocking Emergency Unlocking If the charging gun cannot be unplugged after If the charging gun cannot be unplugged...

Page 24: ...hold the unlock CID energy center press and hold the unlock button on the charging gun and pull out the button on the charging gun and pull out the charging gun charging gun Warning DC charging must b...

Page 25: ...the charging indicator lights If the charging indicator light is always If the charging indicator light is always green it means that the schedule green it means that the schedule charging function h...

Page 26: ...C may not work well Note Due to the differences among charging pile manufacturers in understanding the charging standard as well as the different maintenance levels of charging piles there may be case...

Page 27: ...ter to avoid rain or snow from splashing into the charging port when plugging unplugging the charging gun When plugging unplugging the charging gun unlock the electronic lock of charging cable and the...

Page 28: ...ation Power Supply Operation 1 1 Open the charging port Open the charging port 2 2 Plug the power supply gun into the vehicle s Plug the power supply gun into the vehicle s AC charging port AC chargin...

Page 29: ...m the vehicle when this function is enabled In case of abnormal power supply please disable AC power supply function immediately It is strictly prohibited to touch the plug pins of electrical applianc...

Page 30: ...locking with the exterior door handles retracted and the exterior rear view mirrors automatically folded For models equipped with X wing doors within the effective range double tap this button the fr...

Page 31: ...n Charging button Within the effective range short press Within the effective range short press this button twice continuously to open or this button twice continuously to open or close the charging p...

Page 32: ...now keys activate now you can activate the mobile you can activate the mobile Bluetooth key Bluetooth key Authorized Vehicle and Keys Authorized Vehicle and Keys The authorized one should download and...

Page 33: ...ction If still can t be needs to be kept in connection If still can t be started please try to open APP and then try to started please try to open APP and then try to shift gears again shift gears aga...

Page 34: ...distance measurement The Xpeng App is not turned on after a phone restart or system upgrade Leaving the vehicle with the doors or the tailgate not fully closed causes the Bluetooth disconnection If yo...

Page 35: ...he vehicle phone keys are approaching the vehicle simultaneously simultaneously It can be unlocked and started as normal Bluetooth only supports one key connection When more than one keys are approach...

Page 36: ...g Headlight Refer to Page 93 2 Front combination light Refer to Page 93 3 Exterior Rear View Mirror Refer to Page 58 4 Exterior door handle Refer to Page 36 5 Front tractor 6 High brake light 7 Chargi...

Page 37: ...nside Open the Door from Inside When a door is unlocked pull the interior door handle and push it outward to open the door When a door is locked pull the interior door When a door is locked pull the i...

Page 38: ...e of the door lock it is forbidden to reach out to prevent the door from closing during the self attraction process to avoid crush If you want to terminate the door closing you can pull the door inter...

Page 39: ...ss the unlocking button to unlock the doors Emergency Unlocking and Locking Emergency Unlocking and Locking Emergency Unlocking Emergency Unlocking If the driver s door cannot be opened due to If the...

Page 40: ...iddle position can the key be pulled out Emergency Door Locking Emergency Door Locking In case that the power of the whole vehicle is In case that the power of the whole vehicle is drained the mechani...

Page 41: ...u can enable or disable the Auto Unlock in you can enable or disable the Auto Unlock in Park Park Collision Unlocking Collision Unlocking In case of airbag deployment caused by serious In case of airb...

Page 42: ...event children from accidentally opening the rear door to reduce the accidentally opening the rear door to reduce the risk of accidents risk of accidents Pull down the screen to open the context menu...

Page 43: ...ce function The front door can be opened or closed through The front door can be opened or closed through the smart key the Xpeng App the exterior handle the smart key the Xpeng App the exterior handl...

Page 44: ...d at the set position or When the door is opened at the set position or above the set position short press the arrow above the set position short press the arrow position of the exterior door handle o...

Page 45: ...ned due to draining of the 12V battery or the car key battery draining of the 12V battery or the car key battery the door can be unlocked with a mechanical key the door can be unlocked with a mechanic...

Page 46: ...closing button to close the door automatically door automatically Long press door closing button and the door will Long press door closing button and the door will close automatically until button is...

Page 47: ...e you can set the function of depressing the brake deeply to close the door deeply to close the door Warning After enabling this function hitting the brake will then close the corresponding door and h...

Page 48: ...g or closing process function during the opening or closing process that is when resistance is felt or a foreign object that is when resistance is felt or a foreign object is clamped on the door durin...

Page 49: ...your hand or other parts of your body against the door hinge or any gaps Some parts of the door may not sense resistance therefore will not stop moving If they are caught when opening or closing the d...

Page 50: ...ve products such as tape stickers rubber paint etc on the outside of the front door to block or cover the sensor Otherwise it will affect the detection performance of the sensor Warning Before opening...

Page 51: ...cenarios ultrasonic sensors and In the following scenarios ultrasonic sensors and cameras may fail to effectively identify or avoid cameras may fail to effectively identify or avoid obstacles incorrec...

Page 52: ...the conditions that may affect the do not cover all the conditions that may affect the proper functioning of door obstacle avoidance proper functioning of door obstacle avoidance When opening the doo...

Page 53: ...ned closed can be paused by kick motion The effective sensing range is located on the left side of the rear bumper Quickly move your foot back and forth at least 10 cm under the center of the rear bum...

Page 54: ...g of the tailgate when unattended Before all maintenance and repair work is performed on the vehicle the induction tailgate function must be turned off on the CID Before each car wash be sure to turn...

Page 55: ...close open the trunk or pause the trunk that is being closed opened pause the trunk that is being closed opened Trunk Opening Angle Setup Trunk Opening Angle Setup Change the trunk opening angle Chan...

Page 56: ...Manually pushing the trunk to the closed position Emergency Opening Emergency Opening If the trunk cannot be opened normally try If the trunk cannot be opened normally try emergency opening emergency...

Page 57: ...the dashboard twice in succession side of the dashboard twice in succession and the front trunk lid will pop up slightly to and the front trunk lid will pop up slightly to unlock unlock 2 2 Open the...

Page 58: ...lease double check whether it is firmly locked There is check whether it is firmly locked There is opening closing status indicator on the opening closing status indicator on the instrument cluster in...

Page 59: ...rror rearview mirror to enter the adjustment to enter the adjustment operation interface operation interface 2 2 Left Right Buttons of Steering Wheel Left Right Buttons of Steering Wheel Slide the lef...

Page 60: ...n the CID Tap on the CID Controls Controls tap on the tap on the exterior rearview mirror on the interface 3D exterior rearview mirror on the interface 3D car model to enable or disable the function c...

Page 61: ...rrors To memorize different glasses positions based on To memorize different glasses positions based on different users account different users account Auto Folding of Exterior Rear View Auto Folding...

Page 62: ...red to normal positions by following the instructions below instructions below 1 1 Unfold the exterior rear view mirror on the Unfold the exterior rear view mirror on the CID and wait for the action i...

Page 63: ...to use this function for a long time or the 12V battery may be unable to start the vehicle due to power exhaustion Do not touch the exterior rear view mirrors with your hands when this function is act...

Page 64: ...to Page 98 2 Emergency power off switch Refer to Page 104 3 Interior door handle Refer to Page 36 4 CID 5 Combination switch Gear switch Refer to Page 107 XPilot controller switch 6 Right Steering Wh...

Page 65: ...ons Before Driving 64 10 Driver s power window switch Door lock button Refer to Page 38 11 Combination switch Light control Refer to Page 96 Wiper control Refer to Page 101 12 Accelerator pedal 13 Bra...

Page 66: ...Pull the steering wheel handle upward to lock Pull the steering wheel handle upward to lock the steering wheel the steering wheel Steering Wheel Assist Steering Wheel Assist Tap on the CID Tap on the...

Page 67: ...adjust the A C temperature Long press to enter the card switching mode on the left screen of the dashboard scroll up and down to select the card short press to confirm the selection Scroll up and dow...

Page 68: ...n chapter song station chapter song 2 2 Scroll Scroll Scroll up or down to adjust the media volume Short press multimedia play pause pop up confirmation Long press to enter the card selection state on...

Page 69: ...mergency Functions Long press the Voice Wake Up Button and Mute Long press the Voice Wake Up Button and Mute Button for about 5 s to restart IC and CID Button for about 5 s to restart IC and CID This...

Page 70: ...via the steering wheel buttons wheel buttons Long press the custom button on the steering Long press the custom button on the steering wheel to display the custom button function wheel to display the...

Page 71: ...for driver optimizing rear visibility for driver Be careful not to cover the light sensor on the inside rear view mirror and clean its surface in a timely manner Wireless Charging for Phones Wireless...

Page 72: ...ill stop when Wireless charging will stop when 1 1 Charging completed Charging completed 2 2 Errors in the charging process including Errors in the charging process including vehicle supply voltage is...

Page 73: ...has a heating effect on metal Please check the back of your phone and the induction area for metallic foreign bodies before charging Otherwise it may cause damage to the metallic foreign bodies due to...

Page 74: ...ENG Service Center for troubleshooting It is normal for the phone to heat up after charging for a long time Do not place the charging device on the charging pad after it is fully charged to avoid over...

Page 75: ...Passenger window lock switch Passenger Window Switch Passenger Window Switch The left rear door right front door and right rear The left rear door right front door and right rear door are equipped wi...

Page 76: ...and release it when the window rolls positon and release it when the window rolls up to the desired position up to the desired position Turning On Off the CID Turning On Off the CID Tap on the CID Tap...

Page 77: ...ition again to fully open the window and hold for 3 seconds to complete the window hold for 3 seconds to complete the window initialization initialization The following operations to check for complet...

Page 78: ...d getting pinched Passenger Door Shortcuts Passenger Door Shortcuts The right front door left rear door and right rear The right front door left rear door and right rear door are equipped with shortcu...

Page 79: ...t Power Supply Port On Board Charging Ports On Board Charging Ports 1 1 Type C power port connect the Type C Type C power port connect the Type C cable to charge support standard charging cable to cha...

Page 80: ...It is forbidden to use the USB media source interface for charging otherwise it may cause the CID to crash or restart Ports behind the Central Armrest Box Ports behind the Central Armrest Box 1 1 USB...

Page 81: ...of recorder with the maximum output current of 2 1A 2 1A Caution To protect the vehicle s electrical system never connect a power generating device to the USB port During vehicle power on off unplug y...

Page 82: ...trim panel there is a storage slot for items Front Cup Holder Front Cup Holder There is a lifting cup holder on the auxiliary instrument panel which can be used to place drinks and water cups After th...

Page 83: ...not place any open cup in the cup holder during driving Otherwise the hot drink spilled in the cup will scald the driver and the occupants and may also damage the vehicle and the electrical equipment...

Page 84: ...torage Pockets Seat Back Storage Pockets On the back of front seats there are storage pockets for books newspapers etc Glove Box Glove Box Opening Press the unlock button to open the glove box The glo...

Page 85: ...ed and locked The glove box light goes off automatically when the glove box is closed Caution Please close the glove box while driving or the front passenger may be injured by it due to inertia in cas...

Page 86: ...the roof rack and cargo shall not exceed the rated load of the roof 75 kg In addition the total mass of a fully loaded vehicle including driver passenger cargo and roof load shall not exceed the maxim...

Page 87: ...t shining through the front windshield When the sun visor is flipped down open the cover plate to use the makeup mirror with the light coming on automatically When the sun visor is flipped down pull i...

Page 88: ...vigation vehicle status and entertainment navigation vehicle status monitoring alarms etc During daily driving pay monitoring alarms etc During daily driving pay attention to your dashboard to learn t...

Page 89: ...n can be switched through the scroll buttons of the steering wheel and you can choose vehicle conditions energy consumption mileage navigation and music 2 2 Indicator Lamp Indicator Lamp Indicator lig...

Page 90: ...y Integrated Information Display Displays the simulated environment outside the vehicle Display the warning information of XPILOT Driving Display vehicle alarm information 7 7 Battery indicator light...

Page 91: ...t to do with your car when the indicator light is on during daily If you are unsure what happen or what to do with your car when the indicator light is on during daily driving contact XPENG Service Ce...

Page 92: ...ning indicator light AUTO HOLD turn on the indicator EPB status indicator light AUTO HOLD fault indicator Electric Power Steering EPS indicator light Braking system fault indicator light 12V battery c...

Page 93: ...action battery cutoff indicator light ACC ON indicator light Traction battery low battery indicator light ACC Ready indicator light Forward collision warning function off indicator Smart high beam act...

Page 94: ...ght and the low beam by detecting the ambient light condition with the light sensors You can also control the lights with the CID Warning It is forbidden to replace or refit headlights without authori...

Page 95: ...3 3 Low beam Low beam Tap to turn on the low beam and position lights 4 4 Automatic control Automatic control Tap this button to activate deactivate the automatic control function Caution The automati...

Page 96: ...etc Light Me Home Function Light Me Home Function Tap the corresponding button to activate the Light Me Home function and set the light duration With this function activated when you park the vehicle...

Page 97: ...ON When the vehicle is in the READY state in a ON When the vehicle is in the READY state in a non P gear low beam and turn signals are off non P gear low beam and turn signals are off daytime running...

Page 98: ...dazzle the driver of oncoming car so please use it properly Turning Signal Lights Turning Signal Lights After turning on the turn signal lights Then the After turning on the turn signal lights Then th...

Page 99: ...kly flip the combination switch up or down to the resistance combination switch up or down to the resistance point and release it the combination switch will point and release it the combination switc...

Page 100: ...ing On and Off the Interior Front Reading Turning On and Off the Interior Front Reading Lights Lights The interior reading light is installed in the switch The interior reading light is installed in t...

Page 101: ...t Light The footlights are located on the guard plate The footlights are located on the guard plate above the driver s feet above the driver s feet Main and passenger doors opened foot lights Main and...

Page 102: ...to select switch to select OFF Turn off wiping AUTO Automatic Wiping LO Continuous low speed wiping HI Continuous high speed wiping Wiping with Mist Wiping with Mist Front wiper switch to Front wiper...

Page 103: ...Turn the wiper switch to the Turn the wiper switch to the HI HI position to position to activate the continuous high speed wiping on activate the continuous high speed wiping on front one front one Wa...

Page 104: ...ng To alert low noise when starting and running To alert pedestrians to pay attention to safety it is pedestrians to pay attention to safety it is equipped with Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System equipp...

Page 105: ...d off The vehicle is powered off Conventional power off Conventional power off When the vehicle is powered on or in the READY When the vehicle is powered on or in the READY status if the driver s seat...

Page 106: ...ff a pop up window will be displayed on the CID You can click to cancel and restart the 1 hour countdown Start the Vehicle Start the Vehicle Start the Vehicle Start the Vehicle 1 1 Carry the key into...

Page 107: ...t the key in the arrow position on the sub dashboard dashboard 2 2 Step on the brake pedal and shift to Gear R Step on the brake pedal and shift to Gear R or D to start the vehicle or D to start the v...

Page 108: ...gear in R push the shift lever down to the first gear and hold for 1 s With the gear in P press the brake pedal and push the shift lever up or down to the first gear and hold for 1 s N Gear Mis Operat...

Page 109: ...on the pedal while pressing the Gear P button on the end of the shift lever Then the indicator of gear end of the shift lever Then the indicator of gear P on the instrument cluster will come on and P...

Page 110: ...g Slow power response for extended vehicle range Sports Fast power response enjoy super driving pleasure Single pedal Acceleration deceleration is controlled by the accelerator pedal Slippery road ass...

Page 111: ...torque distribution it can ensure the intelligent torque distribution it can ensure the traction of the four wheels and achieve the best traction of the four wheels and achieve the best passability an...

Page 112: ...energy regeneration level Note If the energy regeneration brake significantly reduces driving speed e g when driving on a steep slope the brake light will come on to remind the driver behind that you...

Page 113: ...ning Air Conditioning A C Interface Overview A C Interface Overview 1 Air conditioning Display air conditioning status Click up and down to set the temperature on the driver s side Click to open close...

Page 114: ...ee wind mirror wind Wind direction mode Free wind mirror wind one way wind and whole vehicle sweep can one way wind and whole vehicle sweep can be selected be selected 10 10 Temperature synchronizatio...

Page 115: ...e an abnormal smell is detected in the car while driving When activated this mode provides driving When activated this mode provides continuous ventilation for 180 s and improves continuous ventilatio...

Page 116: ...he growth of bacteria and reduce the chance of odors in the vehicle The reduce the chance of odors in the vehicle The self drying function consumes a certain amount self drying function consumes a cer...

Page 117: ...cation the purification 3 3 During air purification turn off the air During air purification turn off the air conditioner and the purification will exit conditioner and the purification will exit acco...

Page 118: ...ht with your feet on the floor 2 2 Make sure you can easily reach the pedals Make sure you can easily reach the pedals hold the steering wheel with your hands with hold the steering wheel with your ha...

Page 119: ...ushion adjustment switch Seat front and rear adjustment Flip the switch forward backward Seat height adjustment Flip the rear switch up down Cushion angle adjustment Flip the front switch up down 2 2...

Page 120: ...t the front passenger s seat through the switch switch 1 1 Backrest angle adjustment switch Backrest angle adjustment switch 2 2 Seat adjustment switch Seat adjustment switch Seat front and rear adjus...

Page 121: ...er Driver seat Front and back adjustment Total stroke 235 mm forward 190 mm backward 45 mm Up and down adjustment Total stroke 59 7 mm up 27 mm down 32 7 mm Backrest adjustment Total stroke 80 forward...

Page 122: ...Be careful when adjusting the seat to avoid the seat movement from hurting other occupants Do not put your fingers or other body parts under the seat as they may get pinched by the seat Never place a...

Page 123: ...emory Function Click on the CID Click on the CID Controls Seat Controls Seat to enter to enter the adjustment interface the adjustment interface Tap the Save button to save the seat position informati...

Page 124: ...terface After the welcome sound effect is set the driver enters the vehicle and the welcome sound will be played after closing the door Caution When the driver s door is opened with the welcome mode e...

Page 125: ...Gear 2 Gear 1 off and Gear 3 clicks to Gear 2 Gear 1 off and Gear 3 Click the heating icon to turn on the heating Click the heating icon to turn on the heating function of the corresponding seat in Ge...

Page 126: ...the backrest unlocking handle forward Pull the backrest unlocking handle forward 2 2 Fold forward the backrest Fold forward the backrest To restore the backrest s position lift it upwards until the r...

Page 127: ...n on the seat heating ventilation turn on the seat heating ventilation Click the heating icon to turn on the heating Click the heating icon to turn on the heating function of the corresponding seat in...

Page 128: ...from being thrown forward while assuring them the best protection by the airbags and them the best protection by the airbags and minimizing the injury impact minimizing the injury impact Warning The d...

Page 129: ...and other devices for damage modification bleach devices for damage modification bleach stain or dirts stain or dirts 2 2 Fasten the seat belt and pull it out quickly at Fasten the seat belt and pull...

Page 130: ...y pinching the guide and moving it upward by pinching the guide and moving it upward 2 2 Release the shoulder belt guide Release the shoulder belt guide 3 3 Pull the seat belt quickly to check whether...

Page 131: ...ked into place to ensure that it is locked into place 3 3 Pull the seat belt hard to check if it is Pull the seat belt hard to check if it is fastened fastened 4 4 Tighten the seat belt towards the re...

Page 132: ...belt must be flat and exert no pressure on the lower must be flat and exert no pressure on the lower body of pregnant women body of pregnant women Please consult your doctor Please consult your doctor...

Page 133: ...ng seat belt indicator on the instrument cluster will flash instrument cluster will flash If all passengers have fastened their seat belts If all passengers have fastened their seat belts but the indi...

Page 134: ...ot be retracted completely please contact XPENG Service Center immediately for troubleshooting Do not remove install modify or disassemble the seat belts seat belt retractors or seat belt anchors by y...

Page 135: ...riving the seat belt will retract signal during driving the seat belt will retract automatically restraining the driver in the automatically restraining the driver in the backrest and reducing the ris...

Page 136: ...be noted that the airbag system cannot subsititute the seat belts It only system cannot subsititute the seat belts It only provides supplementary protection Therefore provides supplementary protectio...

Page 137: ...airbags are located in the areas shown in the figure below The air bag warning tag is sticked figure below The air bag warning tag is sticked on the sun visor on the sun visor 1 1 Passenger airbag Pa...

Page 138: ...ontact XPENG Service Center for troubleshooting as soon as Service Center for troubleshooting as soon as possible possible How Do Airbags Work How Do Airbags Work The airbag deployment does not depend...

Page 139: ...hen deployed airbags will release gas and powder that may irritate your skin and eyes At powder that may irritate your skin and eyes At this time get off the vehicle timely on the premise this time ge...

Page 140: ...of the vehicle shall be carried out by the XPENG Service Center Warning Do not use any airbag components removed from end of life vehicles or any recycled airbag components The deploying space of the...

Page 141: ...or add any parts near it Passengers must not lean their heads against the doors Otherwise they be injured by the air curtain when deployed Warning Passengers must not place their feet knees or any oth...

Page 142: ...h Children Instructions for Ride with Children To ensure the safe ride with children install an To ensure the safe ride with children install an appropriate child safety seat based on the child s appr...

Page 143: ...ag switch The front passenger airbag is on by default and can be turned off on in the following two ways 1 1 Tap the front passenger airbag status Tap the front passenger airbag status indicator on th...

Page 144: ...multiple children into one child seat with the seat belt Under no circumstances should a child or infant be carried in the occupant s arms during driving Never leave a child unattended in the child s...

Page 145: ...r Type Accessory 40cm 105cm Dorel Europe Maxi Cosi Pearl 360 FamilyFix 360 base ISOFIX Support Leg 61cm 105cm HTS BeSafe iZi Kid X3 i Size ISOFIX Support Leg 100cm 150cm Britax Romer Kidfix i Size ISO...

Page 146: ...2 R3 Largest suitable forward facing fixture F1 F2x F2 F3 No No No No F1 F2x F2 F3 No F1 F2x F2 F3 Largest suitable booster fixture B2 B3 No No B2 B3 B2 B3 B2 B3 B2 B3 B2 B3 Only applicable for instal...

Page 147: ...ral methods of installing child There are two general methods of installing child safety seats safety seats 1 1 Seatbelt fixed child safety seats This kind of Seatbelt fixed child safety seats This ki...

Page 148: ...ests and cushions of the rear left and right backrests and cushions of the rear left and right seats The exact location of each anchorage is seats The exact location of each anchorage is marked as abo...

Page 149: ...Safe Driving 148...

Page 150: ...left Place the child safety seat in the rear left right seat right seat 2 2 Insert the lower anchor bracket of the child Insert the lower anchor bracket of the child safety seat into the ISOFIX ancho...

Page 151: ...child restraint Notes on installing a child restraint system system Warning When installing a CRS on the front passenger seat the below instructions can be followed if needed Adjust the front passeng...

Page 152: ...at for looseness 1 1 Secure the child safety seat along with the Secure the child safety seat along with the seat belt and try to move shake the seat from seat belt and try to move shake the seat from...

Page 153: ...e provided by the child safety seat manufacturer Do not use extensions for belts of seats installed with child safety seats or booster Warning For a tall child ensure that the child s head is supporte...

Page 154: ...50436 4 2022 version specification 50436 4 2022 version specification Electronic Parking Brake EPB Electronic Parking Brake EPB Enable or Disable EPB Enable or Disable EPB Click on the CID Click on t...

Page 155: ...ake otherwise it can easily damage the electronic parking brake system Automatic Parking AUTO HOLD Automatic Parking AUTO HOLD Apply AUTO HOLD Apply AUTO HOLD When you need to stop briefly press the b...

Page 156: ...AUTO HOLD according to the road conditions Electronic Stability Program ESP Electronic Stability Program ESP Electronic Stability Program ESP Electronic Stability Program ESP Description Description F...

Page 157: ...temporarily turned off when the vehicle gets stuck in the mud After the vehicle gets out of the mud turn it on again Anti Lock Braking System ABS Anti Lock Braking System ABS Anti lock Brake System D...

Page 158: ...intain steady pressure The ABS changes the brake pressure applied to each changes the brake pressure applied to each wheel according to the available braking wheel according to the available braking f...

Page 159: ...ter than 4 when the driver releases the brake pedal depress the accelerator pedal and brake pedal depress the accelerator pedal and the power output is not sufficient for the vehicle the power output...

Page 160: ...n between each wheel and the ground so that the braking each wheel and the ground so that the braking force can get the optimum efficiency significantly force can get the optimum efficiency significan...

Page 161: ...ed on or off Brightness Adjustment and Color Brightness Adjustment and Color Selection Selection When the ambient light is on you can adjust the When the ambient light is on you can adjust the brightn...

Page 162: ...The key unlocks the vehicle triggering the Unlock light signal and there will be a special effect when the vehicle is fully charged Play light signal when locking The locking light signal will be tri...

Page 163: ...e as soon as possible version available as soon as possible When the vehicle is connected to the network it will automatically receive the upgrade package please make sure the vehicle is connected to...

Page 164: ...ersion to upgrade and the logo icon in the status bar icon in the status bar becomes becomes Tap Tap VIEW DETAILS VIEW DETAILS to view the update notes to view the update notes when a new version is a...

Page 165: ...and when subsequently vehicles detect that there when subsequently vehicles detect that there is a new version that can be upgraded they will is a new version that can be upgraded they will automatica...

Page 166: ...does not work under all driving situations traffic weather and road conditions and is not a substitute for focused driving and accurate judgment nor is it a substitute for the driver s observation of...

Page 167: ...f the camera water spray dust sticker blocking etc Cameras are restricted Refer to Page 11 A certain type of object is wrongly displayed as another type of object simulation Display an object with a w...

Page 168: ...er the Vehicle in a Timely Manner When ACC request that the driver should take over the vehicle a takeover prompt to the driver via the instrument cluster along with a takeover warning tone When the i...

Page 169: ...met the instrument cluster indicator is gray At this time push the shift lever down to the end the function is activated and the instrument cluster is blue ACC can be activated when the following con...

Page 170: ...teering wheel scroll up to increase and scroll down to decrease Note When rolling the scroll wheel slowly the cruising speed changes by 1 km h and when rolling the scroll wheel quickly the cruising sp...

Page 171: ...g distance is set the instrument cluster will display it Note The following distance has a memory function After restarting the ACC the following distance will be the previously set one Exit Recover A...

Page 172: ...ly control the speed of the vehicle not the direction of the vehicle If the driver has detected a hazard do not wait for a takeover request to be issued before taking over the vehicle take over the ve...

Page 173: ...C is a driving assistance function that cannot handle all traffic weather and road conditions Please carefully read all information about ACC in this Manual to understand its restrictions and limitati...

Page 174: ...slows down sharply or the vehicle driving in with a U turn or crossing ACC may not be able to brake or slow down in time Warning The ACC may occasionally brake the vehicle when not necessary or when...

Page 175: ...ds or in changing road conditions Warning For stationary vehicles or objects such as obstacles on the road especially when a preceding vehicle departs your lane and leaves you with a stationary vehicl...

Page 176: ...d conditions when driving and be prepared to take the correct measures as needed Relying on the ACC to slow the vehicle down sufficiently to avoid collisions may result in serious personal injury or d...

Page 177: ...ronment such as tunnel entrances or exits Large shadows cast by buildings landscapes or large vehicles The camera is exposed to direct light Warning The windshield in front of the camera has water dus...

Page 178: ...sponse ACC may be exited or unavailable when The brake pedal is applied Driving speed exceeds 130 km h The vehicle is shifted into another gear The driver s seat belt is unbuckled A door is opened Fro...

Page 179: ...nnot detect vehicles or objects on the other side of the ramp The vehicle in front is equipped with an object that protrudes beyond its body Warning Construction accident and other road sections The A...

Page 180: ...ognition TSR overspeed alarm and intelligent speed limit adjustment ASL Traffic Sign Recognition TSR Traffic Sign Recognition TSR TSR recognizes the speed limit signs on the road and obtains speed lim...

Page 181: ...perations Function Operations Tap on the CID XPILOT you can select the assistance mode of SAS Disabled Only ASL is off speed limit prompt and TSR are still on Manual When TSR recognizes new speed limi...

Page 182: ...gs and restrictions do not cover all the conditions that may affect the proper operation of SAS Lane Centering Control LCC Function Introduction Function Introduction Note In order to ensure your safe...

Page 183: ...sed by unclear lane lines rain poor visibility or other reasons Instrument Cluster Indicator Lights Instrument Cluster Indicator Lights LCC can be activated if the LCC activation conditions are met LC...

Page 184: ...iver in controlling the steering wheel and the vehicle speed remains controlled by the Adaptive Cruise Control ACC Take Over LCC Take Over LCC When the LCC system detects that the driver is not holdin...

Page 185: ...e over the steering wheel in time LCC will exit and is not available again in this driving cycle Only after the vehicle is Ready again the LCC can be enabled again Warning If the driver has detected a...

Page 186: ...ated to take over the vehicle in the event of potential risk If the driver fails to drive attentively LCC may exit Warning LCC is designed for driving comfort and convenience it cannot handle unexpect...

Page 187: ...clists may pass through Warning Do not use the LCC on twisting roads roads with sharp curves bumps icy or slippery roads The LCC cannot provide stable assistance control over the steering wheel consis...

Page 188: ...lane in close proximity in which case the driver needs to take over control in time Warning LCC may be unexpectedly exited at any time for unknown reasons Always observe the road ahead and be prepared...

Page 189: ...e over the vehicle in time to avoid unexpected hazards caused by LCC failure or anomalies at this time When driving with this system the following behaviors are not allowed Rely entirely on this syste...

Page 190: ...e metal plates tape tags leaves etc The radar or the surrounding area is impacted due to vehicle collision scraping etc Warning Due to the limitation of radar identification target characteristics in...

Page 191: ...ds with sharp turns or poor road conditions such as bumpy slippery frozen or icy roads Warning Sloping roads uphill and downhill sections high speed turns or sharp turns junctions with roadblocks curb...

Page 192: ...e vehicles such as trucks buses etc to the side or ahead Objects or landscape features project on lanes forming large shadows Road surfaces with text or traffic signs Radars are restricted Refer to Pa...

Page 193: ...Disable ALC Tap on the CID XPILOT you can enable or disable ALC Note ALC function can only be enabled after LLC and BSD are enabled Apply ALC Apply ALC 1 Check the lane change environment and confirm...

Page 194: ...inuously The operation above needs to be repeated when changing lane again Warning Please carefully read all information about ALC in this Manual to understand its restrictions and limitations before...

Page 195: ...urning as the system may be unable to provide lane change assist Warning Designed for driving comfort and convenience ALC cannot handle unexpected and dangerous situations It is the driver s responsib...

Page 196: ...ly exited at any time for unknown reasons The driver needs to always observe the driving environment and take appropriate when necessary It is always the driver s responsibility to change lanes in a s...

Page 197: ...cts are placed on the road surface Radars are restricted Refer to Page 8 Cameras are restricted Refer to Page 11 Radars or cameras obscured by dust cover etc or the weather conditions are poor e g hea...

Page 198: ...inimize the impact of a frontal collision by reducing the speed within the limits of the system and the system will delay the start slightly to avoid unnecessary intervention The driver usually be awa...

Page 199: ...sible Instrument Cluster Indicator Instrument Cluster Indicator The function status of the FCW can be understood The function status of the FCW can be understood through the indicator on the ICM throu...

Page 200: ...grade or affect the performance of the FCW resulting in unnecessary ineffective or inaccurate warnings brake interventions or omissions Relying on the FCW to avoid collisions may result in serious per...

Page 201: ...not be turned off Otherwise the vehicle will not be able to warn or assist in applying the brakes when a collision is likely to occur Warning If traffic conditions or external influences prevent the c...

Page 202: ...there are other vehicles suddenly moving fast or to the front of the vehicle the FCW cannot issue a warning or apply brakes in time Dark poor lighting conditions or poor visibility due to heavy rain s...

Page 203: ...n changing and alert you when there is a risk in changing lanes lanes Warning In the case of a sharp turn the Blind Spot Security will not work The Blind Spot Security does not work when reversing Bli...

Page 204: ...exterior rearview mirror is on the driver should avoid changing to the lane on the corresponding side Function Function O p e r a t i o n s O p e r a t i o n s Tap on the CID Tap on the CID XPILOT an...

Page 205: ...the door opening environment when opening the car door limited by the performance of the sensor and the complexity of the traffic environment there is a possibility of unnecessary alarm or no alarm ac...

Page 206: ...Active Safety 205 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ICM Warning tone The alarm lights of the exterior rear view mirror on the corresponding side are normally on...

Page 207: ...tuations Unnecessary untimely ineffective or missed warnings can occur for any of the or missed warnings can occur for any of the following conditions such as following conditions such as Radars are r...

Page 208: ...t work in all situations The RCP in no way means that the driver can do nothing and be careless in driving It is always the driver s responsibility to reverse in a safe manner Do not use the system wh...

Page 209: ...CP does not always work in all situations and unnecessary untimely or ineffective warnings unnecessary untimely or ineffective warnings or missed warnings can occur for a variety of or missed warnings...

Page 210: ...ll be on to alert vehicles behind behind Function Operations Function Operations Tap on the CID Tap on the CID XPILOT you can turn on off XPILOT you can turn on off the RCW function the RCW function R...

Page 211: ...the driver can do nothing and be relaxed It is always the driver s responsibility to reverse in a safe manner Do not use the system when the vision is restricted and it is difficult to see traffic co...

Page 212: ...e 8 The presence of bulky moving metal objects at the blind spot The object to be detected is moving too fast The above examples warnings and restrictions The above examples warnings and restrictions...

Page 213: ...ed and the Steering Assist is activated the speed and the Steering Assist is activated the dash cam is automatically turned on to help the dash cam is automatically turned on to help the driver observ...

Page 214: ...isions Lane Departure Warning LDW Lane Departure Warning LDW When the LSS warning mode is selected LDW is When the LSS warning mode is selected LDW is turned on when the vehicle speed is 60 150 km tur...

Page 215: ...ough the ICM and the prompt sound and intervene in the and the prompt sound and intervene in the steering wheel control and move the vehicle back steering wheel control and move the vehicle back into...

Page 216: ...SS function is turned off it will turn on again the next time when the vehicle is powered on Restrictions and Errors Restrictions and Errors Warning LSS only provides driving assistance and is not a s...

Page 217: ...e performance and result in unnecessary ineffective or inaccurate warnings deviation correction interventions or omissions Relying on the LSS to warn or avoid a potential departure may result in serio...

Page 218: ...Excessive wear of lane lines overlapping old and new marker lines temporary adjustments or rapid changes due to road construction e g lane bifurcating crossings or merger Objects or landscape feature...

Page 219: ...ms Please make sure to comply with local traffic regulations and use this function in a proper way that is required by law Function Activated Function Activated When the following conditions are met I...

Page 220: ...nal Fault Functional Fault Caution If the IHB fails contact XPENG Service Center for troubleshooting as soon as possible Function Operations Function Operations Tap on the status bar Tap on the status...

Page 221: ...all the conditions that may affect do not cover all the conditions that may affect the proper operation of IHB the proper operation of IHB Driver State Monitoring DSM Driver State Monitoring DSM Funct...

Page 222: ...ctivate the system HMI warnings Following manual deactivation of the System HMI warnings which will affect safe driving Please think twice before turning it off Restrictions and Errors Restrictions an...

Page 223: ...ing Installation Position of Ultrasonic Radar Installation Position of Ultrasonic Radar 1 1 Ultrasonic radar Ultrasonic radar Warning The smart technology of parking assistance cannot exceed the limit...

Page 224: ...the front bumper starts to work when the R gear is engaged all the ultrasonic radars work gear is engaged all the ultrasonic radars work Alarm Interface Alarm Interface When the parking radar system...

Page 225: ...ians etc Unnecessary untimely or false warnings etc Unnecessary untimely or false warnings or missed warnings can occur for a variety of or missed warnings can occur for a variety of reasons such as r...

Page 226: ...e CID When the vehicle is put into the R gear the CID enters the reverse view interface enters the reverse view interface If turned on If turned on reversing image hold reversing image hold when the w...

Page 227: ...open AVM 1 1 Photo Mode Photo Mode 2 2 Video Mode Video Mode 3 3 Album Album 4 4 Taking photos video recording switch Taking photos video recording switch 5 5 AVM real time screen AVM real time scree...

Page 228: ...he environment and make sure the environment is appropriate and safe Despite the fact that APA is able to avoid obstacles and suspend automatically the driver needs to be ready at any time due to the...

Page 229: ...say or say Hi XPENG I Hi XPENG I want to park want to park to enable the parking function to enable the parking function 2 2 Drive the vehicle slowly observe the CID until Drive the vehicle slowly obs...

Page 230: ...After using APA to park in a parking slot you can After using APA to park in a parking slot you can use the park out function if the car hasn t been use the park out function if the car hasn t been mo...

Page 231: ...ibility due to heavy rain snow dense fog etc Kerbs are not made of stone or are undetectable and if parked improperly the vehicle s tires and rims can be damaged by the kerb One or more ultrasonic sen...

Page 232: ...or having a vehicle serviced not at XPENG Service Center may result in the APA being affected and susceptible to scrapes collisions during the parking process Many unforeseen circumstances can affect...

Page 233: ...annot get on and off smoothly smoothly Caution Straight line summons have obstacle avoidance function It will actively pause or exit parking if it encounters an obstacle and the owner can also pause t...

Page 234: ...vehicle to enter the active mode the exterior rear view the active mode the exterior rear view mirrors are folded and the double flashes are mirrors are folded and the double flashes are turned on tur...

Page 235: ...ore leaving it idle immediately before leaving it idle Refer to the table of the relationship between Refer to the table of the relationship between battery left and parking times to ensure that batte...

Page 236: ...ort and House Cleaning Charging Port and House Cleaning Under normal circumstances use a high Under normal circumstances use a high pressure pneumatic gun and a brush to clean it pressure pneumatic gu...

Page 237: ...nditions Avoid driving off quickly or accelerating violently Avoid turning sharply and braking hard Slow down when driving over potholes curbs or similar sections of the road It is recommended to exch...

Page 238: ...roads All season tires All season tires These tires are designed to provide sufficient These tires are designed to provide sufficient traction in all seasons of the year but may not traction in all se...

Page 239: ...wheel dynamic balance again If you find uneven and excessive tire wear visit XPENG Service Center as soon as possible to check wheel balancing and wheel alignment Upon a tire replacement or repair ch...

Page 240: ...please inflate the tires immediately Tire pressure monitoring system fails please contact maintenance service please strictly follow the text reminder to deal with it It is prohibited to modify TPMS w...

Page 241: ...ow chains you must choose an equivalent of a size and type that matches the specifications of the tires on your vehicle Snow chains installed on your tires can ensure that you can drive in a balanced...

Page 242: ...cold winter dry the After washing the vehicle in cold winter dry the water in the grooves around the door handle to water in the grooves around the door handle to avoid freezing and stopping the door...

Page 243: ...the body and do not keep spraying water at a certain spot all the time Do not spray water toward the charging port Caution When washing the vehicle in a low temperature environment or parking the veh...

Page 244: ...glass surface with a clean lint free soft cloth or faux antelope skin After maintaining the body surface any wax left on the glass should be removed with a special cleaner and cleaning cloth to avoid...

Page 245: ...car wash spray wax cleaning fluids containing bacteria and or water repellents bird droppings tree sap and other organic materials Please clean the wiper blades as follows Clean the windscreen with a...

Page 246: ...looking neat and new and prevent the interior looking neat and new and prevent premature wear and tear premature wear and tear Interior Glass Interior Glass Scratching or using any abrasive cleaning...

Page 247: ...ot accidentally activate the buttons and change the settings You can also activate the screen cleaning mode in the shortcut menu of the CID Caution It is forbidden to use corrosive liquids such as aci...

Page 248: ...washing as this may cause the internal electrical components to malfunction etc The use of solvents including alcohol bleach citrus cleaners naphtha silicone based products or additives can damage the...

Page 249: ...add XPENG approved coolant promptly mark add XPENG approved coolant promptly Refill the Coolant Refill the Coolant 1 1 Use a suitable tool to remove the front Use a suitable tool to remove the front...

Page 250: ...tinue driving it is safe to do so and do not continue driving also contact XPENG Service Center as soon as also contact XPENG Service Center as soon as possible possible Warning If you notice a loose...

Page 251: ...brake fluid install the cap As brake fluid is toxic comply with relevant environmental regulations when releasing or disposing of used brake fluid Refill of Brake Fluid Refill of Brake Fluid 1 1 Wrap...

Page 252: ...If necessary please contact XPENG Service Center to help check Warning The brake fluid level may drop slightly during the use of the vehicle due to brake friction pad wear and automatic adjustment th...

Page 253: ...very 24 months or less than 24 months if the mileage exceeds 40 000 km Warning Do not store brake fluid in empty food containers bottles or any non original brake fluid containers otherwise the brake...

Page 254: ...ches the fill port Warning Do not allow the windscreen washer fluid to spill onto the body panels If it is accidentally splashed wipe the spill immediately and clean the spill area with water A non al...

Page 255: ...automatically position and the wiper arm will automatically return to the initial position after the wiper return to the initial position after the wiper maintenance mode is turned off maintenance mod...

Page 256: ...e Center for replacement Warning Before replacing the wiper the wiper maintenance mode must be turned on otherwise it will damage the vehicle Key Battery Key Battery Replacement of Key Battery Replace...

Page 257: ...long its Carefully flip the cover upward along its edges edges 3 3 Remove the key battery Remove the key battery Battery model CR2032H 4 4 Install in the reverse order Install in the reverse order Ins...

Page 258: ...that are not approved by the original manufacturer of XPENG Motors as this may affect the operation safety and durability of your vehicle as well as potentially violate local government regulations D...

Page 259: ...d performance problems caused by replacement installation or modification using parts that are not original or approved by XPENG are not covered by warranty XPENG will not bear any responsibility for...

Page 260: ...face OBD Interface The OBD interface is located on the lower left The OBD interface is located on the lower left of the dashboard and allows you to read the of the dashboard and allows you to read the...

Page 261: ...odel and Code Front Drive Motor Front Drive Motor The front drive motor model and code are presented on the drive motor housing and the drive motor label Rear Drive Motor Rear Drive Motor The rear dri...

Page 262: ...ling fan label Cooling fan label 2 2 A C system label A C system label 3 3 Airbag label Airbag label 4 4 Tire pressure label Tire pressure label 5 5 Side airbag label Side airbag label 6 6 Coolant lab...

Page 263: ...Vehicle Specifications 262 2 2 Side airbag label Side airbag label 3 3 Cooling fan label Cooling fan label 4 4 Coolant label Coolant label...

Page 264: ...Vehicle Specifications 263 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 5 5 Air conditioning system label Air conditioning system label 6 6 Airbag label Airbag label...

Page 265: ...Vehicle Specifications 264 Vehicle Parameters Vehicle Parameters Exterior Dimensions Exterior Dimensions...

Page 266: ...ber of Occupants 5 Persons Approach Angle Full Load 13 Departure Angle Full Load 14 Exterior rear view mirrors one for the left side and one for the right side are not included in exterior Exterior re...

Page 267: ...40 2180 kg Kerb Weight Front axle 911 1029 1052 Rear axle 1109 1111 1128 Maximum Total Mass 2450 2570 2600 Maximum total mass Front axle 1026 1146 1172 Rear axle 1424 1424 1428 Tolerance ranges 3 for...

Page 268: ...Vehicle Specifications 267 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 Overview Parameters Overview Parameters Item P7 Unit Minimum Turning Diameter 11 7 m Maximum Speed 200 km h Maximum Gradient 30...

Page 269: ...Drive motor Rated Power 80 Front 20 Rear 80 kW Rated Torque 175 Front 40 Rear 175 N m Rated Speed 4400 Front 4775 Rear 4400 rpm Peak Power 203 Front 145 Rear 203 kW Peak Torque 440 Front 317 Rear 440...

Page 270: ...Vehicle Specifications 269 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 Steering Gear Steering Gear Item Parameter Unit Type Electric power assisted Maximum Steering Angle of Front Wheels Interior 40 4 Exterior 33 4...

Page 271: ...Pedal Travel 113 power on with assisted power mm 40 power off without assisted power Free travel 2 mm Wear limit of brake pad for the front wheel excluding the backing plate for brake pad 2 0 mm Wear...

Page 272: ...rs of Traction Battery Main Parameters of Traction Battery Item P7 Unit Cell Type NCM Rated Voltage 3 68 V Rated Capacity 122 00 Ah Traction Battery Rated voltage 353 28 V Rated capacity 244 00 Ah Rat...

Page 273: ...Vehicle Specifications 272 Suspension Suspension Item P7 Front Suspension Type Double wishbone independent suspension Rear Suspension Type Multi link independent suspension...

Page 274: ...l Fluid Filling Volume Item Model Filling Volume Front Reducer Oil BOT350M3 0 8 0 03 L Rear Reducer Oil 0 9 0 03 L Coolant Mixture of ethylene glycol and water 2WD 16 L 4WD 17 5 L AC Refrigerant R1234...

Page 275: ...lination 7 97 7 9 Single Sided Rear Wheel Toe In 0 05 0 083 0 051 0 083 Total Left and Right Wheel Toe In 0 1 0 117 0 12 0 117 Rear Wheel Camber Angle 1 087 0 333 1 125 0 333 Difference in Camber Betw...

Page 276: ...it Rims 18 8J 19 8J Pressure Front wheel empty half load full load 250 250 250 290 kPa Rear wheel empty half load full load 270 270 270 290 kPa Wheel Balancing After Applying Balancing Blocks Front ti...

Page 277: ...ed The necessary markings required by traffic regulations shall be pasted around the microwave window Event Data Recorder EDR Event Data Recorder EDR This vehicle is equipped with an event data This v...

Page 278: ...ted using dedicated diagnostic equipment connected to the OBD interface of the vehicle connected to the OBD interface of the vehicle If necessary please contact the XPENG Service If necessary please c...

Page 279: ...vice Center Customer Service Center Tel Customer Service Center Tel Denmark 45 78 72 43 43 Denmark 45 78 72 43 43 Netherlands 31 20 26 26 822 Netherlands 31 20 26 26 822 Sweden 08 121 606 08 Sweden 08...

Page 280: ...cy tire repair kit includes an inflatable pump and a can of tire sealant for one inflatable pump and a can of tire sealant for one tire only When injected into the tire the tire tire only When injecte...

Page 281: ...pressure sensor Therefore it can only be replaced with tire sealant of the same type be replaced with tire sealant of the same type and capacity Tire sealant can be purchased from and capacity Tire se...

Page 282: ...n case of accidental inhalation of the tire sealant breathe fresh air immediately to avoid breathing disturbance and seek medical attention immediately Tire Inflation Tire Inflation Temporarily repair...

Page 283: ...Loosen the sealant injection tube on the tire sealant can align the can docking interface sealant can align the can docking interface with the bayonet socket on the pump body with the bayonet socket...

Page 284: ...the vehicle and drive the vehicle for 3 5 km at a speed below 30 km h 3 5 km at a speed below 30 km h 8 8 Park the vehicle in a safe place and connect Park the vehicle in a safe place and connect the...

Page 285: ...e out the inflatable pump from the emergency tire repair kit emergency tire repair kit 3 3 Take out the inflation tube and attach it to the Take out the inflation tube and attach it to the tire tire 4...

Page 286: ...n tube and electrical source plug source plug Vehicle Power Off Operation Vehicle Power Off Operation Conventional Power Off Conventional Power Off When the vehicle is powered on or in the READY When...

Page 287: ...charging covers and parked and all doors charging covers and trunk closed the vehicle will be powered off trunk closed the vehicle will be powered off automatically after 1 h of no operation automatic...

Page 288: ...electrolyte leak from the traction battery wear the following protective equipment battery wear the following protective equipment to prevent injuries to the skin face and other to prevent injuries t...

Page 289: ...place warning triangles to warn vehicles behind to warn vehicles behind 1 1 Park the vehicle in a safe place and turn on Park the vehicle in a safe place and turn on hazard warning lights hazard warn...

Page 290: ...150 m Feeding Feeding Feeding Feeding If the power of the 12 V battery is too low to start If the power of the 12 V battery is too low to start the vehicle it can be fed with an external power the veh...

Page 291: ...d the other end to the negative terminal of the auxiliary external power terminal of the auxiliary external power supply supply 5 5 Start the vehicle After it started successfully Start the vehicle Af...

Page 292: ...r costs arising therefrom except for the items specified in the Warranty Disclaimer The intention of this Manual is to state the scope of the warranties In the event any of the warranties provided in...

Page 293: ...r blades 6 months or 5 000 km 12V battery smart key batteries light bulbs fuses air conditioning filter elements brake pads and tires 12 months or 20 000 km Warranty Period for Whole Vehicle Basic war...

Page 294: ...parate agreement on the warranty periods for accessories or other products the warranty periods specifically agreed for such accessories or products shall prevail It is advisable to have your vehicle...

Page 295: ...f the parts replacement including 1 Original parts replaced due to non quality issues Original parts that are replaced at a Service Center due to any reason other than quality defects in design workma...

Page 296: ...tors including but not limited to exposure to sunlight airborne chemicals tree sap animal or insect droppings road debris including stone chips industry fallout rail dust salt hail floods acid rain fi...

Page 297: ...the vehicle is not designed Overloading the vehicle Using the vehicle as a stationary power source Economic and time losses caused by the inability to use the vehicle Vehicle storage or rental fees A...

Page 298: ...ide in caused by surface or cosmetic corrosion caused by stone chips or scratches Corrosion caused by accidents abuse negligence and or improper operation Damages caused by vehicle maintenance or oper...

Page 299: ...alignment and tyre rotation unless these are carried out as part of a repair under warranty according to this Manual 07 Vehicle categorised as total loss or insurance write off XPENG will not undertak...

Page 300: ...erences or controversies arise between the customer and XPENG related to this Manual XPENG will explore reasonable possibilities for an amicable settlement If a dispute or claim cannot be resolved ami...

Page 301: ...the repair order and invoice which will be an important evidence to prove that your vehicle has been subject to relevant repair or maintenance services in accordance with the user manual of your vehi...

Page 302: ...ENG and the Service Center to accept relevant repair or maintenance services after receiving the recall notice or being informed of the recall information through official channels 7 Miscellaneous Eve...

Page 303: ...04 If you have any questions about how to maintain your vehicle please contact a Service Center directly II Daily Maintenance Precautions and Recommended Use a The range of your vehicle is related to...

Page 304: ...cle j When necessary turn off high power electrical appliances such as air conditioner or adjust the heating cooling temperature to reduce the energy consumed and increase the range k At high speeds c...

Page 305: ...rvice time mileage whichever occurs first To keep your vehicle in good condition recommended maintenance services shall be performed as needed For example maintain or replace the AC filter element in...

Page 306: ...R Supplement S Lubricate L Tighten T Motor System Front rear motor appearance V V Connectors wiring harness V V Coolant pipeline V V Mounting rubber and bolt torque V T Two in one vehicle power suppl...

Page 307: ...Visual inspection of motor compartment V V HV connector and wiring harness in motor compartment V V LV connector and wiring harness in motor compartment V V Super charging Low charging port and wirin...

Page 308: ...trical Control System Window functions V V Power supply and USB V V Horns V V CID functions V V Passive entry and passive start PEPS V V Remote door lock V V Interior and exterior rear view mirrors V...

Page 309: ...A Clean C Replace R Supplement S Lubricate L Tighten T Braking System Ibooster and connectors V V Brake disc V V Front and rear brake pads V V Steering System Free play of steering wheel V V Steering...

Page 310: ...Front and rear windshields door glass and sunroof glass V V Washing wipers V V Washing fluid S S Seats and slider tracks V V Door locks hinges and stoppers V L V L Hood lock trunk lid latch and hinge...

Page 311: ...Suspension System Reducer appearance V V Reducer oil replace every 48 months 80 000 km V V Drive shaft and dust cover V V Tires rims and bolts torque V T V T Tire rotation if applicable V A T V A T T...

Page 312: ...ent S Lubricate L Tighten T Cooling System Coolant replace every 72 months 120 000 km V V Cooling pipeline V V Water pump V V Radiator V C V C Shutter V V Cooling fan V V A C System A C function inspe...

Page 313: ...A Clean C Replace R Supplement S Lubricate L Tighten T Wiper blades every 3 months or 5000 km R R Tire pressure and eccentric wear check every 3 months or 5000 km V A V A Air Conditioner HEPA A C fil...

Page 314: ...dusty environment b driving at extremely cold below 0 C or high temperatures above 40 C c driving in wet conditions or wading in water frequently d driving on roads with a lot of salt or corrosive ma...

Page 315: ...under local applicable law XPENG will not be liable for any direct damages in an amount that exceeds the fair market value of the vehicle at the time of the claim The above limitations and exclusion...

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