OWNER’S MANUAL

Preface
Dear BYD owner:

Thank you for choosing a BYD vehicle. Please read through this manual carefully before using
the vehicle, and keep it safely afterwards.

This manual provides useful information on the vehicle's operation, safety and comfort
features, and will prove useful in the full enjoyment of your driving experience.

If maintenance or repair is required, please contact the nearest BYD authorised dealer or
service provider for high-quality after-sales service. Be sure to carefully follow this manual's
maintenance instructions.

This manual is an integral part of the vehicle. Make sure to hand it over to the new owner upon
re-sale.

Thank you for your purchase and support for BYD vehicles. We wish you a pleasant driving
experience!

BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd.

November 2021

BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

This manual may not be copied or reproduced without prior written permission of BYD
Auto Industry Co., Ltd.

All rights reserved.

Note: The illustrations in this manual are only provided for reference. Anything in the
actual vehicle shall prevail.

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 Introduction to Owner's Manual

Vehicle configuration and options

This manual contains the latest standard and optional features for this vehicle model. Your
vehicle may not be equipped with some of the features or functions described. For specific
equipment information, please refer to the corresponding sales material or consult the BYD
authorised dealer or service provider where the vehicle was purchased.

Accessories, spare parts and modifications

Should any part of the vehicle needs to be replaced, use original accessories and spare parts.

Vehicle modification with accessories and spare parts other than BYD originals may affect the
vehicle's maneuverability, safety and durability, and may infringe local laws or regulations.
Problems like damage to the vehicle or its performance caused by unauthorised modification
are not covered by its warranty - please refer to the warranty manual for further information on
the policy.

Scrapping vehicle

Make sure to dismantle or scrap the vehicle in accordance with local regulations.

Quick search

This manual is organised into specific chapters. In order to quickly access the information
desired, find the corresponding chapter by the coloured bars on the right edge of the odd-
numbered pages (not applicable for all content).

The contents, index of illustrations, and detailed alphabetic index at the end of this manual can
help quick access to the information searched.

Marks in manual

* Only applicable to some models.

WARNING: Reminds you of any medium and high-level risks. Ignoring this information
may cause serious or potentially life-threatening injury.

CAUTION: Reminds you of slight danger. Ignoring this information may cause damage
to the vehicle.

REMINDER: Reminds you of auxiliary information that may be helpful.

SUSTAINABILITY: Provides additional environmental protection details.

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Marks in illustrations

Indicates the part currently being described.

Indicates directional movement.

Unless otherwise specified, the directions (front, rear, left and right) of the vehicle in
this manual shall be subject to the driving direction of the vehicle.

Indicates operational actions.

Access the Owner's Manual digital copy*

The digital copy can be viewed by tapping on Owner's Manual on the centre console
touchscreen.

REMINDER

• The digital copy of the Owner's Manual is constantly updated and upgraded, according to
the frequency its software is updated. The digital version may differ slightly from the hard
copy version found on board.

Relevance of Owner's Manual

As BYD products are improved and updated, the contents and illustrations in this manual will
also be updated occasionally. No further notice will be given on such changes. Please refer to
the actual vehicle status.

Sustainability

As a pure electric passenger vehicle, the BYD Tang EV is an environmentally friendly product.
Please visit https://reach.bydeurope.com for environmental protection information about the
vehicle.

It is everyone's responsibility to protect the environment. Please use this vehicle properly and
dispose of any waste and cleaning materials according to the corresponding local laws and
regulations.

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GETTING TO KNOW THE Welcoming��������������������������������������� 36
VEHICLE Exterior Welcoming�������������������������������������� 36

Exterior�������������������������������������������� 10 Interior Greeting������������������������������������������� 37

Interior�������������������������������������������� 12
RIDING
TRAVEL PREPARATION Child Safety������������������������������������� 40
Riding Instructions for Children����������������� 40
Pre-Driving Inspection���������������������� 16
Electronic Child Protection Lock��������������� 40
Classification of Child Safety Seats (not
UNLOCKING THE VEHICLE provided with the vehicle)�������������������������� 41
Understanding the Keys������������������� 18 Installing a Child Seat���������������������������������� 41

Remote Control Key������������������������������������� 18 Seat Belts���������������������������������������� 43

NFC Key Card*���������������������������������������������� 21 Protective Effect of Seat Belts�������������������� 43

Locating the Vehicle������������������������� 21 Correct Sitting Posture�������������������������������� 43

With Remote Control Key���������������������������� 21 Correct Use of Seat Belts���������������������������� 44

Unlocking���������������������������������������� 22 Wearing Seat Belts When Pregnant����������� 45

Remote Control Key������������������������������������� 22 Adjusting Front Seat Belt Height��������������� 46

Microswitch��������������������������������������������������� 23 Seat Belt Pre-Tensioner������������������������������� 46

NFC Key Card*���������������������������������������������� 23 Seat Belt Reminder�������������������������������������� 47

Checking Seat Belt System������������������������� 47
Replacing Seat Belt System Components47
LOADING
Driving��������������������������������������������� 47
Small Items�������������������������������������� 26
Description of Power Status����������������������� 47
Interior Storage��������������������������������������������� 26
Driver Seat Controls������������������������������������� 48
Luggage and Large Items������������������ 28
Driver Window Control�������������������������������� 51
Opening/ Closing Boot������������������������������� 28 Side Mirror Controls������������������������������������� 51
Boot Light������������������������������������������������������ 31 Rear View Mirror Controls��������������������������� 53
Luggage Lashing Eyes��������������������������������� 31 Steering Wheel Controls����������������������������� 53
Luggage Compartment Cover*������������������ 32 Locking Doors from Inside�������������������������� 57
Folding Third Row Seats*���������������������������� 32 Front Passenger Ride������������������������ 57
Loading���������������������������������������������������������� 33
Adjusting Seat����������������������������������������������� 57
Roof Rack������������������������������������������������������� 33
Controlling Passenger Window������������������ 57
Riding in the Second Row����������������� 57
WELCOMING AND GREETING Adjusting Seat����������������������������������������������� 57
Opening Door����������������������������������� 36 Controlling Rear Windows�������������������������� 58
Exterior Handle��������������������������������������������� 36 Second Row Lighting����������������������������������� 58

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Riding in the Third Row*������������������� 58 Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)�������������������� 90
Reaching Third Row Seats�������������������������� 58 Vehicle Speed Control���������������������� 91
Folding Seats������������������������������������������������ 59 Brake/Accelerator Pedal������������������������������ 91
Third Row Lighting��������������������������������������� 59 Light Control������������������������������������ 91
Comfort Ride����������������������������������� 60 Exterior Lights����������������������������������������������� 91
A/C������������������������������������������������������������������ 60 High Beam Assist (HMA)������������������������������ 94
Panoramic Sunroof/Sunshade������������������ 64 Wipers Control��������������������������������� 95
Sun Visors������������������������������������������������������ 65 Front Wipers Control����������������������������������� 95
Interior Roof Handle������������������������������������ 66 Rear Wiper Control��������������������������������������� 96
Smartphone Wireless Charging����������������� 66 Driving Assist����������������������������������� 97
On-Board Power Supply����������������������������� 67 Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC)*����������������� 97
USB Ports������������������������������������������������������� 68 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)������������������� 98
SD Card Slot�������������������������������������������������� 68 Lane Keeping System (LKS)*�������������������� 102
Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)104
PREPARING FOR DRIVING Blind Spot Detection (BSD)���������������������� 105
Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)*���������������� 107
Activating Infotainment System�������� 72
Predictive Emergency Braking System
Main Interface���������������������������������� 73
(PEBS)���������������������������������������������������������� 108
Vehicle Settings������������������������������� 75 Safety Assist���������������������������������� 111
Media Centre����������������������������������� 75 Integrated Power Brake (IPB)������������������� 111
Bluetooth Phone������������������������������ 75 Airbags��������������������������������������������������������� 116
File Manager������������������������������������ 75 Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
���������������������������������������������������������������������� 121
Driving in Harsh Weather���������������� 122
DRIVING
Driving in Fog���������������������������������������������� 122
Getting to Know the Instrument Cluster
������������������������������������������������������� 78 Driving in Rain��������������������������������������������� 122
Driving in Hot Weather������������������������������ 123
Instrument Cluster Overview��������������������� 78
Driving in Cold Weather���������������������������� 123
Instrument Cluster Control������������������������� 80
Trip Record������������������������������������ 124
Adjusting Instrument Cluster Brightness� 81
Instrument Cluster Warning Lights/ Dashcam������������������������������������������������������ 124
Indicators������������������������������������������������������� 82 In-Vehicle Camera�������������������������������������� 125
Pulling Out of Parking Spaces����������� 86 10km/h Speed Lock������������������������ 126
Starting the Vehicle�������������������������������������� 86 Speed Sensing Auto Lock������������������������� 126
Switching Driving/Terrain Modes�������������� 86 Regenerative Braking��������������������� 126
Switching to Steering Assist����������������������� 87 0-100 km/h: Full Throttle Experience
Shifting Gears������������������������������������������������ 88 ����������������������������������������������������� 126

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)������������������ 89

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PARKING Remote Control Key����������������������������������� 150
Locking with the Microswitch������������������ 150
Side Mirror Auto-Tilt����������������������� 130
Locking with the Interior Boot Lid Switch
Park Assist������������������������������������� 130 ���������������������������������������������������������������������� 151
Panoramic View����������������������������� 131 Locking with the NFC Key Card*�������������� 151
Anti-Theft Alarm����������������������������� 151
EXITING Folding/Unfolding Side Mirrors������� 152

Getting Ready to Exit���������������������� 136 Manual Folding/Unfolding����������������������� 152

Auto Folding/Unfolding���������������������������� 153
Closing Windows���������������������������������������� 136
Lighting after Exit & before Entry���� 153
Closing Sunroof������������������������������������������ 136
Powering Off����������������������������������������������� 136 Headlights after Exit����������������������������������� 153

Unlocking from Inside�������������������� 136 Headlights before Entry���������������������������� 153

Auto Unlocking������������������������������������������� 136

Unlocking with the "Unlock" Button������� 136 MAINTENANCE
Unlocking with the Interior Door Handle Regular Maintenance���������������������� 156
���������������������������������������������������������������������� 137
Maintenance Schedule������������������������������ 156
Exiting Courtesy����������������������������� 137
Cleaning the Vehicle����������������������� 159
After Exiting����������������������������������� 137
Exterior Cleaning���������������������������������������� 159
Open Window/Sunroof Alarm��������� 137
Interior Cleaning����������������������������������������� 160
Exterior Maintenance��������������������� 161
CHARGING
Waxing the Vehicle������������������������������������� 161
Charging Instructions��������������������� 140 Paint Maintenance������������������������������������� 161
Charging Port��������������������������������� 143 Interior Maintenance���������������������� 162
Charging Port Lock������������������������������������ 143 Battery Maintenance���������������������� 162
AC Charging����������������������������������� 144 Maintaining the 12V Battery (Starter Fe
Battery)�������������������������������������������������������� 162
AC Charging with Household Charging
Equipment�������������������������������������������������� 144 High-Voltage Battery Maintenance��������� 164
AC Charging with Charging Pile Charger145 Other Maintenance������������������������� 166
Scheduled Charging���������������������������������� 145 Tyre Maintenance��������������������������������������� 166
DC Charging����������������������������������� 146 Sunroof Maintenance�������������������������������� 169
Smart Charging������������������������������ 146 A/C System Maintenance�������������������������� 169
Compatibility of Vehicle and Charging Replacing Wiper Blades���������������������������� 170
Infrastructure�������������������������������� 147 Anti-Corrosion Measures��������������������������� 171
Long-Term Parking������������������������������������� 172
LOCKING Refilling Fluids������������������������������� 172

Locking from Outside��������������������� 150 Opening and Closing the Bonnet������������ 172

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Refilling Windscreen Washing Liquid������ 173 VEHICLE INFORMATION
Checking Coolant��������������������������������������� 173
Vehicle Information������������������������ 204
Checking Brake Fluid��������������������������������� 174
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)������� 204
Replacing Fuses����������������������������� 175
Vehicle Nameplate and Label������������������ 204
Checking/Replacing Fuses����������������������� 175
Specifications�������������������������������� 208
Fuse Distribution���������������������������������������� 176
Vehicle Specifications������������������������������� 208
Motor������������������������������������������������������������ 209
EMERGENCY
High-Voltage Battery���������������������������������� 209
Owner's Emergency����������������������� 186 Wheels and Tyres��������������������������������������� 210
Unlocking/Locking������������������������������������ 186 Brake System���������������������������������������������� 211
Power Boot Failure������������������������������������� 187 Fluid Types and Usage������������������������������ 211
Awakening Dormant 12V Battery (Starter Fe
Battery)�������������������������������������������������������� 187
Turning Hazard Warning Lights���������������� 188
Tools Included in the Vehicle������������������� 188
Wearing Reflective Vest����������������������������� 189
Using Warning Triangle����������������������������� 189
Inflating Tyres��������������������������������������������� 189
Tyre Bursting/Leakage������������������������������ 191
Repairing Tyres������������������������������������������� 191
Jump Start��������������������������������������������������� 192
Emergency Starting����������������������������������� 193
Towing��������������������������������������������������������� 194
Rescue������������������������������������������� 196
Vehicle Fire�������������������������������������������������� 196
Vehicle Flooding����������������������������������������� 197
Vehicle Collision����������������������������������������� 197

DATA COLLECTION AND

PROCESSING
Vehicle Data Processing������������������ 200
Permanent Vehicle Transfer to Third
Parties and Off-Line Mode��������������� 201
Disclosure of Personal Data to
Authorities������������������������������������� 202
Your Data Protection Rights������������ 202

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GETTING TO KNOW
THE VEHICLE
Exterior.................................................10
Interior..................................................12
Exterior

1 Bonnet P172 5 Exterior handle P36

2 Front wiper P95/170 6 Door P36

3 Side mirror P52/130/152 7 Headlight P93

4 Tyre P166 8 Front towing hook cover P194

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GETTING TO KNOW THE VEHICLE

1 Rear wiper P96/170 3 Charging port P143

2 Rear combination light P91 4 Boot lid P28

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Interior

1 Light switch P91 7 Front side vent P63

2 Steering wheel left button P54 8 Glovebox P26

3 Instrument cluster P78 9 Front centre vent P63

4 Steering wheel right button P55 10 Accelerator pedal P91

5 Wiper switch P95 11 Brake pedal P91

6 Centre console touchscreen P73 12 Steering wheel P53

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GETTING TO KNOW THE VEHICLE

1 "START/STOP" button P47 8 EPB switch P89

2 Infotainment switch P72 9 Regenerative braking mode switch

P126

3 Automatic A/C button P62 10 AVH button P90

4 A/C ON/OFF button P61 11 BSD button P105

5 Front windscreen defrosting button 12 LKS button P102

P62

6 "ECO/SPORT" switch P86 13 Hazard warning light button P188

7 Snow mode button P87 14 Gearshift lever P88

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TRAVEL
PREPARATION
Pre-Driving Inspection.........................16
Pre-Driving
Inspection
Before driving, it is recommended to:

• Check the tyres to ensure they are

not damaged, pressure is not visibly
insufficient, and that treads are free from
foreign objects.

• Check the lights, windows and rear view

mirrors to ensure they are clean and
unobstructed.

• Check the front and rear wipers to

ensure they are operating normally.

• Check underneath the vehicle for

any leakage (except water from A/C
condensation).

• Check vehicle surroundings to ensure

there are no obstacles.

• Check SOC to ensure the high-voltage

battery is sufficiently charged.

• Check the instrument cluster to ensure

that all indicators are functioning
properly.

• Check the seat belt to ensure that it is

functioning properly.

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UNLOCKING
THE VEHICLE
Understanding the Keys......................18
Locating the Vehicle............................21
Unlocking.............................................22
Understanding the WARNING!

Keys • Make sure to lock the vehicle and

carry the key with you when leaving.
This vehicle features three different types of
key:
• Do not leave anyone unattended
inside the vehicle (especially
children), as this may result in adverse
• Remote control key
incidents.
• Mechanical key
• NFC key card* CAUTION!

• Keep the remote control key away

Remote Control Key from extended exposure to high or
low temperatures as it is an electronic
component. Such exposure may
Two remote control keys are provided with
adversely affect its functionality.
the vehicle. This key includes a mechanical
key and a number plate. • Keep the remote control key away
from metal or magnetic materials to
prevent its functionality from being
affected.

• Protect the remote control key from

falling or strong impact to prevent
damage to its internal structure.

• Do not disassemble the remote

control key without authorisation, as
this may damage it.

• Keep the vehicle keys safe. If the

remote control key is lost, contact
a BYD authorised dealer or service
1 Remote control key provider as soon as possible to
prevent theft.
2 Mechanical key
• Do not change the key's transmission
3 Key number plate frequency, increase its transmission
power (such as adding frequency
The remote control key locks/unlocks the amplifiers), add an external antenna
vehicle, opens/closes the boot lid and or replace the antenna without prior
remotely powers on/off the vehicle. authorisation.

The mechanical key is fitted inside the • Avoid harmful interference with legal
remote control key and can be used to lock/ radio communication services while
unlock the vehicle in case of emergency. using the remote control key. Once
any interference is identified, stop
The key number plate is used to order using the key immediately.
spare mechanical keys.

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 CAUTION! REMINDER

• Owners with cardiac pacemakers • When the vehicle is locked and

or defibrillators should keep away the remote control key is within

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from the PEPS (Passive Entry & detection range, its indicator will flash
Passive Start) system antenna, as the continuously.
electromagnetic waves may interfere
with such devices. • The remote control key indicator

UNLOCKING THE VEHICLE

flashes when its buttons are pressed.

Functions of Key Buttons Mechanical Key

If the mechanical key is needed, take it out

as follows:

1. Slide the unlock clasp (1), pull the clasp

out (2) and then up (3) to separate the
bottom shell from the remote control
key.

Locking button

Locks the vehicle, locates the vehicle and

raises the windows.

Unlocking button
2. Take the mechanical key out and slide up
its latch for use (refer to the Emergency
Unlocks the vehicle and lowers the - Owner's Emergency - Emergency
windows. Unlocking/Locking).

Boot lid button

Opens and closes the boot lid.

Remote start/stop button

Starts and powers off vehicle.

3. To put away the mechanical key, follow

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the aforementioned procedure in reverse. • "Low key battery" is displayed on the
instrument cluster.
CAUTION! Replacing the remote control key battery:

• After using the mechanical key, put it 1. Remove the bottom shell.
back into the remote control key as
2. Rotate the battery cover clockwise and
soon as possible to avoid losing it.
remove it.

Key Number Plate

3. Remove the battery.

If the mechanical key is lost or a spare key

needs to be made, it is best to entrust a
BYD authorised dealer or service provider
to make a mechanical key with the use of
the key number plate.

CAUTION!

• Please keep the key number plate in

a safe location.

4. After replacing the battery, follow the

Replacing the Remote Control aforementioned procedure in reverse
Key Battery to re-install the battery cover and the
bottom shell.
The remote control key battery SOC will
decrease even when the key is idle. The
CAUTION!
following circumstances indicate that SOC
may be exhausted and the battery should
• Please keep the battery dry during
be replaced as soon as possible. replacement.
• The remote control key is not working • The battery should only be held
properly; lightly by its edges when being
inserted. Touching the battery's
• The detection area of the remote control
anode and cathode surfaces may
key has become smaller;
shorten its service life.

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 The NFC key card locks and unlocks the
REMINDER vehicle.

• When installing the new battery, its

anode (+) surface must face up. CAUTION!

• Battery model: CR2032. • Do not place the NFC key card in the 03
charging area when the smartphone
wireless charging function is
SUSTAINABILITY

UNLOCKING THE VEHICLE

activated.

• Please dispose of waste batteries • Do not attach the NFC key card
properly in an environment-friendly to any object that may cut its
way. electromagnetic signals, such as
cellphone metal casings.
Conserving remote control key SOC • Do not place the NFC key card where
it is exposed to high temperatures,
When the remote control key is within
such as on top of the dashboard.
2 meters of the vehicle, there will be
continuous communication between them • Avoid bending the NFC key card.
through weak radio waves, which will
reduce the key battery SOC more quickly. • Do not store the NFC key card
together with other hard objects.
If the remote control key is exposed to
strong radio waves for extended periods, its

Locating the Vehicle

SOC will run down more quickly, therefore,
it must be kept at least one meter away
from the following devices:

• Television sets; With Remote Control Key

• Personal computers;
When the vehicle cannot be found, this
• Smartphone chargers; function is used to determine its location.

• Light stands;
• Fluorescent desk lamps.

NFC Key Card*

When the vehicle is in anti-theft mode and

within the range of the remote control key
signal, press the lock button . A beep
will be heard and the vehicle's turning
lights will flash, showing the vehicle's
location.

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Unlocking With the vehicle powered off, locked, and
within the effective range of the remote
control key signal:
The vehicle can be unlocked with:
• If the unlock button is pressed, either
• Remote control key the front left door or all doors will unlock
simultaneously, the turning lights will
• Microswitch flash twice, and the side mirrors will
• NFC key card* automatically unfold (if this function is
activated).

REMINDER » When the "unlock door with remote

control key" feature is set as "driver
• Unlocking with the mechanical key side only" on the centre console
is an unconventional unlocking touchscreen: press the unlock button
method. For emergency unlocking once to unlock the front left door;
with the mechanical key, refer to the press twice to unlock all doors.
Emergency - Owner's Emergency -
» When the "unlock door with remote
Emergency Unlocking/Locking.
control key" function is set as
• The Rear Mirror Fold feature can "all doors" on the centre console
be activated by tapping on / > touchscreen: press the unlock button
Vehicle Settings>External Mirrors once to unlock all doors.
on the centre console touchscreen.
After this function is activated, the • Press and hold the unlock button to
unlock the vehicle and automatically
side mirrors will automatically unfold
lower the four windows. (The Long
when the vehicle is unlocked.
Press Remote control key to Open
• When the vehicle is in anti-theft Windows feature can be activated by
mode, all doors will automatically tapping on / >Vehicle Settings
lock and re-enter anti-theft mode if > Doors, Windows and Lock on the
none of them is opened within 30 centre console touchscreen.)
seconds after being unlocked with
the remote control key, microswitch
REMINDER
or NFC key card*.
• Door unlocked with the remote
control key can be set to be Driver
Remote Control Key side only or All doors by tapping on
/ > Vehicle Settings>Doors,
Windows and Lock>Remote
Unlock on the centre console
touchscreen.

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Microswitch on the front left side mirror, all doors
unlock simultaneously, the turning lights
flash twice, and the side mirrors unfold (if
this function is activated).

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UNLOCKING THE VEHICLE

The Microswitch on the front door handles
operates when the vehicle is locked,
powered off, and the remote control key is
within the front doors activation range:

• When the Microswitch is pressed, all

doors unlock simultaneously, the turning
lights flash twice, and the side mirrors
unfold (if this function is activated).

• Press and hold the microswitch to

unlock the doors and lower all the
windows. (The Long Press Switch to
Lower Window feature can be activated
by tapping on / > Vehicle
Settings>Doors, Windows and Lock
on the centre console touchscreen.)

NFC Key Card*

When the vehicle is powered off and the

NFC key card is placed at the "NFC" mark

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Small Items..........................................26
Luggage and Large Items....................28
Small Items
This vehicle features several different
spaces for convenient storage of small
items.

WARNING!

• Make sure items kept in the vehicle

will not disturb safe driving, especially
when accelerating and braking.
Door bins
CAUTION! The lower part of each door features a bin
that can be used to store items like water
• When storing items inside the vehicle, bottles.
beware of open liquid containers that
might spill out while driving.

Interior Storage

Door storage slot

Each passenger door features a storage slot
for small items.

Driver's side glovebox

Pull the handle to open the driver's glove-
box.Push the lid up to close.

WARNING!

• The driver's side glovebox should be

kept closed when the vehicle is in
motion so as not to affect safe driving.

Glovebox
Pull the handle to open the glovebox. Push
the lid up to close.

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With the vehicle powered on:
WARNING!
• The glovebox light will go on when the
glovebox is open, and go out when it is • Keep the centre console cubby closed
closed. when the vehicle is in motion to
prevent injury.
WARNING!

• Keep the glovebox closed when the 04

vehicle is in motion to prevent injury.

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Sunglasses Niche
Press the cover to open, push the cover to
close.

Front cup holder

Push the sliding closure forward to open
the front cup holder.

Push the sliding closure forward again, and

it will unlock and recoil to close.

Storage bag
The back of each front seat has a storage
bag to keep books, magazines, etc.

Centre console cubby

Press the front button of the centre console
cubby cover and turn it outward to open.

Push the centre console cubby cover

inward to close it.

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Second row seat storage box Clothes hook
1. Turn over the seat armrest. There is a clothes hook on the safety
handle assembly.
2. Lift the cover to open the box.

WARNING!

• Do not use the hooks to hang

anything other than clothing, as these
items may be ejected when the side
curtain airbag is deployed, or hinder
its deployment, resulting in personal
injury.

Luggage and Large

Second row seat cup holder
Items
Press the cover button to open, push cover
down to close.
Opening/ Closing Boot
With the vehicle in "Park" gear, the boot can
be opened or closed by:

• Using the remote control key;

• Foot motion underneath the rear
bumper;

• Using the internal boot switch;

• Opening the boot from outside;
• Closing the boot from inside;
Third row seat cup holder*
If the vehicle is powered off, the boot can be
There is a cup holder on each side of the opened from inside. Refer to Emergency
third row seats. - Owner's Emergency - Emergency
Unlocking/Locking for details.

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 CAUTION!
Foot motion underneath the rear
bumper
• Make sure there is enough space to
open the boot safely beforehand.

Opening/closing the boot with

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Keep the remote control key within the
detection range (one meter), and move
your foot underneath the centre of the
rear bumper (do not touch the bumper).
The boot lid will automatically open/close
when the foot motion signal is detected.
Within the range of the remote control key
If the foot motion signal is detected while
signal:
the boot lid is opening or closing, the boot
lid will stop its motion. If another signal is
• With the boot closed, double press
the boot open/close button on the detected, the boot lid will begin reversing
remote control key to open the boot. its motion.

• With the boot opened, double press the WARNING!

boot open/close button on the remote
control key to close the boot.
• Maintain your balance when
• While the boot lid is opening or closing, motioning your foot to activate the
press the boot open/close button on the sensor.
remote control key to stop its motion.
Double pressing this button again will
make the boot lid reverse its motion. CAUTION!

• When the remote control key is within

range, the foot motion sensor may be
triggered by any possible movement
behind the vehicle, or when the
vehicle rear is being serviced (e.g.
polishing).

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 REMINDER
Opening the boot from outside

• The foot motion must be under the

centre of the rear bumper to trigger
the sensor.

• If there is water or snow on the rear

bumper, the motion sensor may have
a delayed reaction. Once the water/
snow is removed, the motion sensor
will return to normal.

• When the boot lid is just about to

close fully, there will be no response
to the foot motion.
With the vehicle unlocked, press the
Opening/closing the boot with external boot lid release button to open the
boot.
interior switch
With the vehicle locked, press this button
while carrying the remote control key to
open the boot.

As the boot is opening or closing, press the

external boot lid release button to stop the
boot lid motion. Pressing this button again
will make the boot lid reverse its motion.

Closing the boot from inside

When the boot is closed, pull the interior

boot switch to open the boot. As the
boot lid is opening, pull the switch again to
stop its motion.

When the boot lid is open, pulling this

switch and holding it for over 1s will close
the boot automatically. Letting go of the
switch will stop the boot motion.

When the boot is open, press the close

button to close it.

As the boot lid is closing, press the close

button to stop its motion. Tapping this
button again will make the boot lid reverse
its motion.

With the vehicle powered off and all doors

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closed, press the lock button while
carrying the remote control key to close WARNING!
the boot lid and lock the vehicle. Anti-Theft
mode will also be engaged. • Do not intentionally activate the anti-
pinch function.

Boot lid height settings • The anti-pinch function may not work
when the boot lid is about to close fully.
By default, the boot lid will open to its 04
maximum height. The boot lid's height can

Boot Light
be set as follows:

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1. Open the boot lid and adjust its position
to the desired height.
2. Press and hold the close button on
the boot lid and hold it for about 3s until
a beep is heard, indicating that the boot
lid opening height has been successfully
set.

The boot light goes on automatically when

the boot is opened.

The boot light goes out automatically when

the boot is closed.

Luggage Lashing Eyes

REMINDER

• Boot lid height can also be set via

the centre console touchscreen.
Select / > Vehicle Settings >
Doors, Windows and Locks > Boot
lid Height on the centre console
touchscreen to set the percentage of
boot lid opening.

Boot lid anti-pinch function

As the boot is opening or closing, the anti-

pinch function will be triggered when the
The boot is equipped with strap hooks to
lid motion is obstructed by a large force.
fasten luggage. To use these hooks, pull
Should this occur, the lid will stop its
them down to fasten luggage or large items
motion.
with straps or a net.

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Luggage Compartment instructions in reverse.

Cover*
WARNING!
Unfolding luggage compartment
• Make sure that the luggage
cover compartment cover is installed
securely.
The boot is equipped with a luggage
compartment cover for privacy and • Do not place any item on the luggage
shielding contents from direct sunlight. compartment cover.

• Prevent children from climbing onto

the cover, as this may damage it and
potentially cause physical injuries.

Folding Third Row Seats*

The backrest of the third row of seats can
be folded completely forward to increase
storage space. The seats can be folded as
follows:

1. Press the headrest adjustment button

Pull the cover handle and secure the
(1) and push the headrest to its lowest
limiting posts at both ends of the curtain to
position (2).
the chute of the boot

Removing luggage compartment

cover

The luggage compartment cover can be

removed for space optimization.

2. Fold the seat backrest.

Push in one side of the cover assembly and

remove it.

To reinstall it, simply follow removal

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 WARNING!

• The boot must always be closed when

the vehicle is in motion. Failure to do
so may result in serious or even life-
threatening injuries.

• Do not exceed the maximum

stipulated weight, otherwise, driving
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performance may be affected, posing
a risk of traffic accidents, vehicular

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damage and personal injury.

• Method 1: • All luggage items must be securely

accommodated in the boot so as not
» Pull the backrest unlocking strap and to affect driving safety.
fold it.
• Passengers are not allowed to be
carried in the boot.

CAUTION!

• Do not load rough items in the boot

without protection, so as to avoid
scraping against the boot lid glass
and damage to the heating element,
which can result in damage to the
rear windscreen defrosting system.

• Place heavy items in the front of the

• Method 2: boot.

» Pull the backrest unlocking handle • Make sure there is ample space for the
and fold it. boot lid to open freely before opening
it and loading items.
3. Pull the backrest unlocking handle to
unfold it.

Loading Roof Rack

Please heed the following when carrying Loading items on the roof increases the
loads: vehicle's centre of gravity, which interferes
significantly in vehicle handling and
steering performance. The following
requirements must be observed for loading
items on the roof rack.

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 CAUTION!

• Ensure that items loaded on the roof

rack do not interfere with sunroof
movement.

• Do not exceed the roof rack and

overall vehicle load limit.

• Distribute the weight of the items

evenly, and place the heaviest at the
bottom.

• Fasten items firmly.

• Drive smoothly. Avoid sharp turns and
sudden acceleration and braking.

There are 4 mounting points on the roof

rack to install a luggage carrier.

REMINDER

• When installing a luggage carrier on

the roof rack, please strictly follow
the manufacturer's installation
instructions.

• The maximum load which can be

evenly distributed on the roof rack is
50kg (including the weight of the roof
rack itself).

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WELCOMING AND
GREETING
Opening Door.......................................36
Welcoming...........................................36
Opening Door Smart Courtesy Light

Exterior Handle

When the vehicle is unlocked, the smart

courtesy light will activate and then go out
automatically after a while.
Unlock the vehicle and pull the exterior
handle to open the door.
REMINDER

Welcoming
• The Smart Courtesy Light can be
turned on by tapping on / >
Vehicle Settings>Lights & Ambient
on the centre console touchscreen.
Exterior Welcoming
Exterior Lighting and Actions Door light

When unlocked, the vehicle greets you by

unfolding the side mirrors and flashing the
turning lights twice.

REMINDER

• The Rear Mirror Fold feature can be

activated by tapping on / >
Vehicle Settings>External Mirrors
on the centre console touchscreen.

The door light goes on when the door is

opened, and out when it is closed.

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Interior Greeting Right Reading Light Switch

Smart Ambient Light Press the switch to turn right reading light
on/off.
When the door is opened, the smart
ambient light inside the vehicle will
automatically go on to create a comfortable Interior Light Master Switch
driving atmosphere.
Press the switch to turn interior lights on/ 05
off.

WELCOMING AND INTERACTION

Door Control Button

Press the switch to activate/deactivate the

Door Control feature.

With this function activated:

The following can be set by tapping on
/ >Vehicle Settings>Lights & • The interior lights will go on when any
door is opened.
Ambient on the centre console
touchscreen: • The interior lights will go out when all
doors are closed.
• Ambient light colour
• Ambient light brightness Interior Greeting
• Ambient light area The Greeting Mode can be activated by
tapping on / >Vehicle
Interior Lighting Settings>Welcoming on the centre
console touchscreen.

With the Welcoming feature activated:

• With the vehicle powered off, the

steering wheel will retract when the front
left door is opened, and the driver seat
will move backward, making it more
convenient to enter the vehicle.

• When the driver sits and closes the door,

the steering wheel and driver seat will
automatically return to their original
positions.

Left Reading Light Switch

Press the switch to turn left reading light

on/off.

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RIDING
Child Safety..........................................40
Seat Belts..............................................43
Driving..................................................47
Front Passenger Ride...........................57
Riding in the Second Row...................57
Riding in the Third Row*.....................58
Comfort Ride........................................60
Child Safety WARNING!

• Install the child safety seat according

Riding Instructions for to the manufacturer's instructions.
Children Failure to do so may cause serious
or even life-threatening injury to a
Children's skeletal and muscular structures child during emergency braking,
are not yet fully developed, and they are emergency turning or accidents.
therefore more susceptible to being injured
• Riding with a child on one's lap does
in an accident. To reduce the risk of injury, not replace the function of a child
use a child safety seat when riding. safety seat. Without the special seat,
Warning labels on the front passenger sun a collision may cause the child to hit
visor and at the lower part of the left and the windscreen or any other part in
right B-pillars remind you of the danger of the interior of the vehicle.
the front passenger airbags. • In order to protect children effectively,
choose a correct child safety seat
based on the child's age, height and
weight. The child should also be
restrained and protected by a seat
belt or child protection device.

Electronic Child
Protection Lock
To prevent a child riding on the rear seat
from accidentally opening rear doors,
Warning label on front passenger sun visor engage the child protection lock.

Warning labels at the lower part of left and Press the button, the button indicator
right B-pillars turns on, indicating the child safety lock
function is activated. Opening rear doors
from inside the vehicle and controlling rear
windows with rear window switches are
then both disabled.

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Classification of Child Elevated seats
Safety Seats (not provided
with the vehicle)
Infant seats

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Elevated seats include Group II and Group
III child safety seats.

For young children aged under 12 and

weighing between 15 and 36kg, use three-
point seat belts in combination with
Infant seats cover Group 0 and Group 0+ elevated seats.
child safety seats.

For infants aged under 2 and weighing WARNING!

less than 13kg, use infant seats that are
adjustable to the lying position. • Please choose a suitable child safety
seat for your child.
Toddler seats • Children who are too big to use a
child safety seat should sit in the
second row seat and properly fasten
their seat belt.

Installing a Child Seat

ISOFIX

Toddler seats include Group I child safety

seats.

For toddlers aged under 4 and weighing

between 9 and 18kg, use toddler seats
which face forward or are equipped with
seat belts.

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ISOFIX provides anchor points to tightly
secure the child safety seat. WARNING!

The anchors are located on the cushion of • When using ISOFIX anchor points,
the second row seat. make sure that there are no foreign
objects nearby and that the seat
belt is not stuck behind the child
LATCH protection device.

Installing Child Safety Seat

Equipped with LATCH

1. Adjust the second row headrest to the

highest position.
2. Pass the top strap of the child safety
seat through the underside of the raised
headrest, fasten it to the corresponding
LATCH anchor, and tighten the top strap.

LATCH provides tether anchors to secure a

child safety seat flexibly.

The tether anchors are located on the

backrest of the second row seats.

Installing Child Safety Seat

Equipped with ISOFIX

1. Move the corresponding front seat to the

foremost position and adjust the seat
backrest forward.
2. Place the child safety seat on the second WARNING!
row seat.
• Do not lower the headrest after
3. Secure the lower locking mechanism installing the child safety seat using
of the child safety seat to the ISOFIX LATCH. This is to prevent the headrest
anchors. from touching the top strap and
making it loose. The strap hanging
4. Try to push and pull the child safety seat
loose can cause the child safety seat
in different directions to ensure it has
to rotate, resulting in serious injury in
been securely installed.
case of a collision.
5. Reset and adjust the front seat.
• Do not connect multiple top straps to
the same LATCH anchor.

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Seat Belts Correct Sitting Posture
For Driver
Protective Effect of Seat
Belts
Vehicle, driver and passengers all have
kinetic energy when the vehicle is in
motion. The strength of this kinetic energy
depends on speed, vehicle kerb weight,
and the combined weight of all occupants.
The greater the speed and combined mass, 06
the stronger the energy released in a crash.

In the event of a collision, occupants

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without fastened seat belts will continue
their motion forward at the speed the
vehicle was going at the time of the collision Correct driving posture is beneficial to
due to inertia, whereas the vehicle will have driving operation and can reduce driver
come to an abrupt stop, potentially causing fatigue.
serious injuries to occupants.
In order to ensure the safety of all
In a collision in which the occupants have occupants and reduce the risk of accident-
their seat belts fastened, the seat belts related casualties, it is important for the
will restrain occupants to their seats and driver to make the following adjustments:
prevent them from being thrown violently
forward or out of the vehicle. In addition, • Adjust the position of the driver seat for
seat belts along with airbags provide the easy and effective operation of pedals
best protection, thus significantly reducing and control switches.
collision injuries.
• Adjust the driver seat backrest so that
the driver's back completely fits with the
WARNING! seat backrest.
• Forces acting upon the human body • Adjust the driver seat headrest so that
can be violent during a collision the driver's head is in the exact centre of
even if the vehicle speed is very low. the headrest.
Occupants who do not have their
seat belts fastened may be thrown • Adjust the steering wheel position so it is
out of the vehicle, resulting in serious at a proper distance from the driver.
injuries.
• Properly fasten the seat belt.
• All occupants in the vehicle must
properly fasten their seat belts. Front Passenger
Failure to do so may cause them to
be violently ejected from the vehicle In order to ensure front passenger safety
in the event of an accident. This will and reduce risk of casualties, front
not only cause personal injury but passengers must make the following
also endanger other occupants in the adjustments:
vehicle.
• Adjust the position of the front
passenger seat to keep the occupant at
a proper distance from the dashboard

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 panel.
WARNING!
• Adjust the occupant's seat backrest so
that their back completely fits with the • While riding, the passenger's feet
backrest. should be placed in the footwell in
front of the second and third row
• Adjust the occupant's seat headrest so seats. Passengers must not extend any
that their head is in the exact centre of part of their body out of the window
the headrest. or hunker down on the seat. This may
cause personal injury in the event of
• Properly fasten the seat belt.
emergency braking or accidents.

WARNING! • When a child is in the second row, a

corresponding child protection device
• While riding, the front passenger's must be used. Please refer to the Ride
feet should be placed in the footwell - Child Safety section.
under the dashboard panel. Front
passengers must not rest their feet on
the dashboard panel, or extend any
part of their body out of the window Correct Use of Seat Belts
or hunker down on the seat. This may
cause personal injury in the event of
emergency braking or accidents. Wearing Seat Belts Correctly

All seating positions in the vehicle are

Other Passengers equipped with three-point seat belts. The
proper way to fasten the seat belt can be
In order to ensure the safety of other accomplished as follows:
passengers and reduce risk of casualties,
1. Adopt the correct sitting posture.
these passengers must make the following
adjustments: 2. Slowly and smoothly pull out the seat
belt from the retractor, place over the
• Adjust the second and third row seat
chest and hips, insert the tongue into the
headrests so that the passenger's head
buckle until a "click" sound is heard.
is in the exact centre of the headrest.

• Maintain a correct sitting posture so that

the passenger's back completely fits
with the backrest.

• Properly fasten the seat belt.

3. Pull the seat belt in the opposite

direction and confirm that it has been
successfully locked.

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 Unbuckling Seat Belts

1. Hold the seat belt and press the buckle

red button. The tongue will pop up
automatically.

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4. Adjust the position of the three-point
seat belt.

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2. Slowly return the seat belt to the
retractor.

WARNING!

• Do not unbuckle the seat belt

while driving or before coming to
a complete stop, so as to avoid
personal injury in the event of an
accident.
• Pull the shoulder strap so that it runs
diagonally across the shoulder. Do
not allow the shoulder portion across
CAUTION!
the neck or slip the shoulder off the
belt strap.
• Be sure to smoothly retract the seat
belt. If it cannot retract smoothly, it
• Wear the lap portion of the seat belt
may be necessary to pull out the belt
as low as possible across the hips.
webbing to check for distortion or
twisting.
WARNING!

• Each seat belt must be used by one

Wearing Seat Belts When
occupant only. Never share a seat belt
with anyone.
Pregnant
• If the lap portion is too high or too
loose, it may cause serious or even
Women who are pregnant must pay
lift-threatening personal injury to
attention not only to their own lives, but
drivers or occupants, for it may slip off
to that of their child. Therefore, pregnant
in the event of an accident.
women must be sure to properly wear
their seat belt while driving or riding as a
passenger.

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 Adjust the seat belt height as follows:

1. Press the release button of the seat belt

height adjuster.

2. Move it up or down to the desired height

and release the button.

3. Check that it is locked into place by

trying to move it without pressing the
button.

WARNING!
Slowly and smoothly pull out the seat belt
• Make sure the seat belt is properly
from the retractor, cross over the chest and adjusted and locked before driving.
hips. Ensure that the lap portion of the seat Failure to do so may jeopardize
belt is as low as possible. Never fasten the proper seat belt protection in the
lap portion over the abdominal area. event of a collision.

WARNING!

• Never place anything between the Seat Belt Pre-Tensioner

occupant and the seat belt.
The front seat and second row seat are
equipped with pre-tensioner seat belts.

Adjusting Front Seat Belt When the vehicle suffers a severe frontal
Height collision and the activating conditions of
the pre-tensioner are met, the pre-tensioner
quickly retracts some of the seat belt and
Seat belt height adjusters are provided on locks it to further protect the occupant. The
both the driver's and the front passenger's pre-tensioner limits the restraint force the
sides to ensure correct positioning of the seat belt places onto the occupant's body
seat belt. Adjust the seat belt height and within a certain range, so as to avoid any
let the shoulder portion of the seat belt injury to the occupant caused by excessive
pass roughly through the centre of your restraint force.
shoulder, away from the face and neck.

WARNING!

• The certified seat belt must be

replaced if pre-tensioner function has
been activated.

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Seat Belt Reminder Even if there is no obvious damage to
the seat belt in case of a severe accident,
the airbag system should be thoroughly
inspected, and the seat belt should be
replaced together with the seat assembly if
necessary.

WARNING!

• Whenever it is necessary to replace a

seat belt, a certified seat belt must be

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used.

Driving

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The vehicle is equipped with a seat belt
sound reminder.

With the vehicle powered on, the seat Description of Power

Status
belt reminder sounds an alert if the seat
belt of any occupied seat in the vehicle is
unbuckled.

Checking Seat Belt System

Check the seat belt system regularly:

• Always check if the seat belt reminder,

seat belt, buckle, tongue, retractor and
fixing devices are working normally.

• Check if the seat belt system is loose or

damaged, and if there are any objects
that may affect its normal operation.
With the remote control key inside the
• If the seat belt is cracked or worn, vehicle, press the brake pedal and SRART/
replace it immediately. STOP button to power on/off the vehicle.

• Please keep the seat belt clean and dry. When the vehicle is ON: The indicator
is displayed on the instrument cluster, all of
the vehicle's electrical equipment is

Replacing Seat Belt

enabled, and it is ready for driving.

System Components
If the seat belt system does not work
properly, contact a BYD authorised dealer
or service provider for repair. Do not use
the corresponding seat before the seat belt
is repaired.

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Driver Seat Controls WARNING!

Adjusting the Seat • Never tilt the seat backrest more

than 30° when driving. Doing so may
Adjust the driver seat to a safe and cause serious injury in the event of a
comfortable position using the seat control collision.
switches.

WARNING!

• Never adjust the seat while driving, to

avoid losing control of the vehicle.

Cushion adjustment: toggle the front

part of the driver seat position lever up
and down to adjust the radian of the seat
cushion.

Forward/backward adjustment: move

the position lever back and forth to slide
the seat forward or backward.

Height adjustment: toggle the rear part of

the driver seat position lever up and down
to adjust the height of the seat cushion.

Backrest adjustment: toggle the backrest

adjustment lever to adjust the backrest
angle.

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 WARNING!

• The seat must be adjusted correctly

to ensure that the brake pedal can
be fully pressed. On this premise, the
seat position should be as far back as
possible to ensure a comfortable ride
and make handling easier.

Seat Memory

Memory Button 06
Lumbar support adjustment: press the
front or rear part of the switch to strengthen

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or weaken the lumbar support; Press the
upper or lower part of the switch to raise or
lower the lumbar support.

REMINDER

• The contour of the front seat backrest

can be changed. The support can be
adjusted according to the radian of
the lumbar spine, so that the driver
and the front passenger can sit
correctly and comfortably.
SET "Set" button

1 "1" memory button

2 "2" memory button

Setting the Seat Memory

When the vehicle is powered on and in

"Park", set the seat memory function as
follows after adjusting the driver seat, left/
right side mirrors and the steering wheel to
your desired positions:
Leg support adjustment: pull the handle
of the telescopic leg support under the seat,
• After pressing the "SET" button, press
either "1" or "2" memory button within
move the leg support forward/backward to
the next 3 seconds. The buzzer will
a proper position, and then release.
then sound and show a prompt reading
"position set".

• Press the "SET" button and either "1" or

"2" memory button simultaneously. The
buzzer will sound and show a prompt
reading "position set".

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 REMINDER REMINDER

• When a new seat memory is set, any • Ventilation and heating functions
previous setting will be overwritten. cannot be turned on at the same time
for a single seat.
Awakening the Seat Memory

When the vehicle is in "Park", press the Adjusting the Headrest

memory button "1" or "2" (if the memory
information is set), and the driver seat, The front seat headrests feature four-
steering wheel and side mirrors will way adjustment (up, down, forward and
automatically adjust to the memorised backward).
position and angle.

Seat Heating and Ventilation

The front seats feature heating and

ventilation functions.

Raising the Headrest

Pull up the headrest to the desired position

To turn the heating/ventilation function on/ (1) and release. A "click" is heard when it
off, pull down the Quick Settings menu or locks.
tap on the button on the main interface
of the centre console touchscreen to enter Lowering the Headrest
Climate Controls > Vent/Heat.
Press the adjustment button on the left
side of the headrest (5), lower it to the
Driver seat heating desired position (2), pull it up slightly and
release button until a "click" sound is heard
Driver seat ventilation for locking.

Adjusting the Headrest Forward

Front passenger seat heating
Pull the headrest to the desired position (3)
Front passenger seat ventilation and release. A "click" is heard when it locks.

OFF Turn the heating/ventilation off Adjusting the Headrest Backward

Press the adjustment button on the left

1 Low side of the headrest (5), push it to the
desired position (4), and release button
2 High until a "click" sound is heard for locking.

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Removing the Headrest window to roll it up/ down to the desired
position.
1. Pull up the headrest to its highest
position (1).
One-Touch Rolling Up/Down
2. Press the adjustment button on the left
side of the headrest (2). At the same Press/pull the switch to the corresponding
time, insert a tool with less than 2mm window to its furthest position and release.
diameter into the hole in the headrest The window will roll up/down completely.
base (3), and press it to unlock the As the window rolls up/down automatically,
headrest. press/pull the switch to stop the motion.

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• Before closing windows, make sure

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there are no obstructions to its rolling
so as to prevent physical injury.

Window Anti-Pinch

The anti-pinch function is triggered when

the window is obstructed while closing.
In such case, the window will stop and
3. After successfully unlocking the headrest, automatically roll down to some extent.
pull it out.
WARNING!

Driver Window Control • Do not intentionally trigger the anti-

pinch function.
Controlling the Driver Window
CAUTION!

• The anti-pinch function may not work

when the window is about to close
completely.

Side Mirror Controls

Before driving, the side mirrors must be
adjusted to a proper angle, so as to reduce
blind spots and improve driving safety.
Window controls are enabled when vehicle
is powered ON.

Manual Control

Press/ pull the switch to the corresponding

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Adjusting Side Mirrors Folding/Unfolding Side Mirrors

When the vehicle is powered on, press the

Left side mirror button
button to fold/unfold the side mirrors.

Please refer to the Locking - Folding/

Right side mirror button
Unfolding Side mirrors section for how to
operate the side mirrors.
Adjustment button
Side Mirror Memory
When the vehicle is powered on, press
the left/right side mirror button, and the Please refer to the Ride - Driver Ride -
corresponding button indicator will go on. Driver Seat Controls section for how to
Use the adjustment buttons to properly operate the side mirror memory.
adjust the angle of the corresponding side
mirror as needed. Heating Side Mirrors

WARNING! Tap on the button in the Climate

Controls interface of the centre console
• Never adjust the side mirrors while touchscreen to turn on the side mirror
driving. Doing so may cause loss of heater and rear windscreen defroster.
vehicle control.
If no further action is taken after the
functions are activated, both will
REMINDER automatically turn off after working for 15
minutes.
• This vehicle is equipped with double
curvature side mirrors, which
broadens the field of vision and
reduces blind spots.

• Objects displayed in the side mirrors

are closer than they may appear.

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Rear View Mirror Controls Toggle the adjustment switch (1) to extend
the steering wheel.

Adjusting the Rear View Mirror Toggle the adjustment switch (2) to retract
the steering wheel.

Toggle the adjustment switch (3) to tilt the

steering wheel up.

Toggle the adjustment switch (4) to tilt the

steering wheel down.

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WARNING!

• Never adjust the steering wheel while

driving, as this may cause loss of

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vehicle control.

Manual adjustment: Adjust the position Steering Wheel Position Memory

of the rear view mirror up/down/left/right
according to your driving posture.
Please refer to the Ride - Driver Ride -
Driver Seat Controls section on how
Automatic Anti-Glare to operate the steering wheel position
memory function.
This vehicle is equipped with an automatic
anti-glare rear view mirror. Its lens Steering Wheel Heater
automatically adjusts the colour according
to the surroundings. This helps reduce
The steering wheel heater can be turned on/
the interference of harsh light on your rear
off by tapping on the button on the
view.
main interface of the centre console
touchscreen to enter the Climate Controls
> Vent/Heat.
Steering Wheel Controls
Adjusting the Steering Wheel

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Steering Wheel Control Buttons

Left buttons

Panoramic View button

Press this button to turn the panoramic view on/off.

Screen Mode button

Press this button to switch between the "landscape" and "portrait" position of the
centre console touchscreen.

Cruise Control OFF button

When the ACC system is active, pressing this button will put the system on stand-
by.

Cruise Control button

Press this button to turn the ACC system on/off.

RES+/SET-
When the ACC system is on stand-by, toggle this switch upward to activate the ACC
system and recall the previously set speed.
When the ACC system is on stand-by, toggle this switch downward to activate the
ACC system and set the current speed as the cruise speed.

Distance Reduction button

When the ACC system is active, press this button to reduce the distance from the
vehicle ahead. This function has four levels. Each press decreases one level.

Distance Increase button

When the ACC system is active, press this button to increase the distance from the
vehicle ahead. This function has four levels. Each press increases one level.

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Middle buttons

Horn pad
Press the pad to sound the horn.

Right buttons

Phone button
Press this button to make/receive a call (the infotainment system will be muted
when making or receiving a phone call). 06
When the system is in a Bluetooth unrelated interface and Bluetooth is

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disconnected, press this button for the system to skip to the "Bluetooth
Disconnected" interface. If Bluetooth is connected, press this button for the
system to skip to the main dialing interface.

When a number is entered in the dialing interface, or an entry from the "Call
History" or "Contacts" is selected, press this button to start dialing.

While under the main dialing interface with Bluetooth connected and no number
input, press this button for the system to skip to the "Outgoing Calls" interface
under the "Call History" interface. Press it again for the system to automatically
call the first entry in the "Outgoing Calls" interface.

Instrument Cluster Menu/Return button

When there is no menu displayed, pressing this button will display the menu on
the instrument cluster.

When the menu is displayed on the cluster, pressing this button will display the
previous interface.

In the "Charging" interface, press this button to enter the "Scheduled Charging"
interface.

In the "Scheduled Charging" interface, press this button to exit.

In the "Calls via Bluetooth" interface, press this button to end the call.

MODE button
Press the Mode button to switch among Music, Video, etc.
If the infotainment system is off, press this button to turn it on.

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 Right Roller
In the infotainment mode:
• Roll up to turn the volume up.

• Roll down to to turn the volume down.

• Press the roller to mute/unmute.

In instrument cluster menu mode:

• Roll up/down to adjust the menu.

• Press the roller to enter the menu next to the current option or confirm the
current setting.
In the instrument cluster scheduled charging setting mode:

• Press the roller to confirm the current setting.

Left/Right buttons
In radio mode:
• Press the button to select the previous pre-saved radio station.

• Press and hold the button to automatically search for a radio station in the
lower frequency direction.

• Press the button to select the next pre-saved radio station.

• Press and hold the button to automatically search for a radio station in the
higher frequency direction.

In Music Player via USB/Bluetooth modes:

• Press the button to play the previous track (track listing -1).

• Press the button to select the previous entry in the "Bluetooth Call History"
and "Contacts" interfaces.

• Press the button to play the next track (track listing +1).

• Press the button to select the next entry in the "Bluetooth Call History" and
"Contacts" interfaces.
In instrument cluster menu mode:

• Press the button to switch the menu to the left.

• Press the button to switch the menu to the right.

In the instrument cluster scheduled charging setting mode:

• Press the button to switch the hour and minute settings leftward.

• Press the button to switch the hour and minute settings rightward.

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Locking Doors from Inside Controlling Passenger
Window
The passenger window control method
is identical to that of the driver window.
Please refer to the Ride - Driver Ride -
Driver window Controls section.

Riding in the 06
Second Row

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Press the button to lock all doors.

Once doors are locked, the button indicator

Adjusting Seat
will go on.
Adjusting seat position forward
and backward

Front Passenger
1. Pull up the adjusting lever.

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Adjusting Seat
The front passenger seat features the
following adjustments:

• Seat position forward and backward

• Seat backrest

• Seat lumbar support

2. Slide the seat back and forth to the
• Seat leg support
desired position and then release the
lever.
The passenger seat adjustment method is
identical to that of the driver seat. Please
refer to the Ride - Driver Ride - Driver REMINDER
Seat Controls section.
• After forward/backward adjustment,
try to slide the seat back and forth to
ensure it is locked.

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Adjusting seat backrest button (3), pull out headrest (1) and
release the button.
Pull up the backrest adjustment lever, tilt Installing Headrest
the backrest forward/ backward to the
desired position and release the lever. Insert the headrest links into the bushing
with the groove facing forward. Press the
headrest height adjustment (3), press
the headrest to a proper position (2) and
release.

Controlling Rear Windows

The rear window control method is
identical to that of the driver window.
Please refer to the Ride - Driver Ride -
Driver window Controls section.

Adjusting Headrest
Second Row Lighting

Raising Headrest
Press the button to turn the interior
Pull up the headrest to the desired position light on the corresponding side on or off.
(1) and release.

Lowering Headrest

Press the headrest height adjustment

Riding in the Third
Row*
button (3), lower headrest to desired
position (2) and release.

Removing Headrest
Reaching Third Row Seats
1. Pull up the headrest to the highest
position (1). Access to passengers riding on the third
2. Press the headrest height adjustment row seats is behind the second row right

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seat: Third Row Lighting
1. Pull up the lever on the seat backrest and
it will tilt forward.

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Press the button to turn the left rear
interior light on/off.
2. Slide the seat forward for unobstructed
access. Press the button to turn the right rear
interior light on/off.

3. Slide the seat back and pull its backrest to

its locked position.

Folding Seats
If additional storage space is necessary, the
third row seats can be folded in. Please refer
to the Loading - Large Luggage Stowage
- Folding Third Row Seats section.

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Comfort Ride
A/C

1 A/C ON/OFF 8 Recirculation

2 Auto A/C 9 Ventilation

3 Cooling 10 Driver Climate Control

4 Maximum Cooling 11 Negative Ion Mode

5 Dual-Zone Control 12 Blowing Mode

6 Front Windscreen Defroster 13 Blower Speed Adjustment

7 Rear Windscreen Defroster 14 Front Passenger Climate Control

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Climate Control zones will change synchronously if
adjusted.
Manual Control
REMINDER
1. Start the vehicle.

2. Press the button or tap on the

• With the Dual-Zone Control mode
disabled, operating the front
button on the Climate Control interface
passenger climate control will
of the centre console touchscreen to
automatically switch the mode to
turn on the A/C.
DUAL.

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5. Adjusting circulation mode.

Recirculation: only internal air

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circulates within the cabin.

External circulation: air from the

outside is drawn in to circulate
within the cabin.

6. Adjusting blowing mode.

3. Select the A/C mode. Front Windscreen Vent: air is

blown onto the front windscreen
Cooling: A/C compressor on and side windows.
normal cooling mode.
Face Level Vent: air is blown
Maximum Cooling: A/C onto driver's and passengers'
compressor on maximum cooling upper bodies.
mode, with top blower speed, and
A/C in recirculation with face level Footwell Vent: air is blown onto
vents. driver's and passengers' feet.

Ventilation: only natural air is

blown from the vents. REMINDER
4. Adjusting A/C temperature. • Blowing modes can be freely
combined, and up to three
• Slide driver/ front passenger controls
blowing modes can be turned on
up/ down or tap on the / simultaneously.
button to set the A/C temperature.

• A "Hi" sign shows when the 7. Adjusting blower speed.

temperature is set to the maximum,
and a "Lo" sign shows when it is set • Blower speed can be adjusted from
the minimum. 1 to 7. To adjust blower speed, tap
on the corresponding button on the
• Dual-Zone Control: when "DUAL" touchscreen.
lights up, the driver/ front passenger
A/C zoning is enabled, and when it • Tap on the button on the bottom
goes out, the temperature at both left of the touchscreen to decrease

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 the speed, and on the button on the temperature inside the vehicle to a
the bottom right of the touchscreen comfortable level according to the ambient
to increase the speed. temperature.
8. Turning off A/C. After unlocking the vehicle or opening the
door, the A/C settings will automatically
• Press the button or tap on the return to the status before the last power-off.
button on the "Climate Controls"
of the centre console touchscreen to
turn A/C off. REMINDER
Auto Control • When SOC is lower than a certain
value, the remotely controlled A/C
feature is disabled.

• When the temperature inside the

vehicle reaches the set temperature
of the A/C, the A/C will intermittently
stop cooling or heating, which is
normal.

Front Windscreen Defroster

When frost or fog on the front windscreen

and side windows affects the driving,
front windscreen defroster function can
Press the "AUTO" button or tap on the be activated to defrost or defog and
"AUTO" button on the Climate Controls of ensure safe driving.
the centre console touchscreen to enter
auto control mode.

In auto control mode, the A/C system

automatically adjusts the blowing mode and
blower speed according to the set mode.

Auto Control: To choose Economic or

Comfort mode, tap on / > Vehicle
Settings > A/C > Auto A/C mode on the
centre console touchscreen.

A/C will exit auto control if:

• A/C is turned off.

Press the button or tap on the
• Blowing mode is switched manually. button on the "Climate Controls" interface
of the centre console touchscreen to turn
• Blower speed is adjusted manually. the front windscreen defroster on/off.
Remotely controlled A/C Rear Windscreen Defroster
When the remote control key is within the Tap on the button on the "Climate
detectable signal range, press and hold Controls" interface of the centre console
the remote start key outside the vehicle touchscreen to turn the rear windscreen
to start it and the A/C will automatically heater and defroster and side mirrors heater
turn on. The A/C will automatically adjust on/off.

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If these functions are not turned off, they
will turn off automatically after 15 minutes.

WARNING!

• Do not touch the rear windscreen

and side mirrors when the defroster
function is ON, for they will be hot
and may cause burns.

Vents

Second row Vents

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Scroll up/down to adjust air flow. Scrolling all

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the way up/down will fully open/close vents.

The vents angle can be adjusted by toggling

the vent's center adjusting sheet.

Air Purification

The air purification system cleans the air

that is drawn into the cabin. It is activated
when the A/C is turned on.
Front side vents
Scroll up/down to adjust air flow. Scrolling
all the way up/down will fully open/close
vents.

The vents angle can be adjusted by toggling

the vent's center adjusting sheet.

1 PM2.5 detection

2 Quick purification

3 Negative Ion

4 Exterior PM2.5 value and level display

5 Interior PM2.5 value and level display

Front Centre Vents

• PM2.5 detection

» When turned on, the interior and

The vents angle can be adjusted by toggling
exterior air PM2.5 values are detected
the vent's center adjusting sheet.
and displayed on the centre console
Slide the vent's center adjusting sheet to touchscreen in real time.
the left to close the vent.

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• Quick purification
Panoramic Sunroof/
» When turned on, the quick purifier and Sunshade
negative ion generator start working at
the same time.
Sliding to Open/Close Panoramic
» When turned on/off, the quick purifier Sunroof
and negative ion generator start/stop
working at the same time.

A/C System Settings

Tap on the "A/C Settings" button on

the "Climate Controls" interface of the
centre console touchscreen to enter the A/
C System Settings interface.

• Manual opening/closing: Push and

hold the sunroof switch up/down (3)/
(2) to open/close the sunroof. Its motion
will stop when the switch is released.

In the "A/C Settings" interface, the following • Auto opening/closing: The sunroof will
functions can be set: automatically open/close completely
when the switch is pushed to the
• Fan speed reduction during calls furthest (4)/(1) and released. Pushing the
switch again will stop its motion.
• Decreasing blower speed while making
calls
REMINDER
» When this function is activated, the A/C
blower speed automatically decreases • The sunshade opens automatically
while a call is made via Bluetooth. along with the sunroof.

• Auto air recirculation while parking

» When the vehicle is in "Park" gear,

Tilting Panoramic Sunroof
this function switches the A/C to
recirculation mode automatically.

• Auto control

» Auto A/C control features Economic

and Comfort modes.

• Automatic purification

» Automatic purification can be turned

on or off.

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• Manual tilting: Gently press the rear
end of the sunroof switch to tilt it. The CAUTION!
sunroof stops in its current position
when the switch is released. • Operating the sunroof after rain or
snow or after the vehicle has been
• Auto tilting: Press the rear end of washed may let water inside the
the sunroof switch to its furthest cabin. Wipe it dry before operating.
position and release. The sunroof will
automatically tilt to the full opening • Opening the sunroof when it is
covered in snow or ice may damage
angle.
the sunroof and/or its motor.

Opening/Closing Sunshade
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Sun Visors

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Using Sun Visors

• Manual opening/closing: Push and

hold the sunroof switch up/down (3)/(2)
to open/close the sunshade. Its motion
will stop when the switch is released.

• Auto opening/closing: The sunshade The sun visors are useful to shield the
will automatically open/close driver and front passenger from the glare of
completely when the switch is pushed to direct sunlight.
the furthest (4)/(1) and released. Pushing
the switch again will stop its motion.

Sunroof/Sunshade Anti-Pinch

The anti-pinch function is triggered when

the sunroof/sunshade is obstructed while
closing. In such case, it will stop moving
and automatically retract to some extent.

WARNING!

• Do not let anyone stick their head or

hands out of the sunroof. To shield from direct sunlight coming
sideways, unhook the visor and turn it to
the side.

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Vanity Mirror and Light Smartphone Wireless
Charging
1. Start the vehicle.
2. Pull down the Quick Settings menu of
the centre console touchscreen to light
up the Wireless Charging icon.

There is a mirror on the sun visor. Slide the

cover to expose it.

• The overhead light will go on when the

mirror cover is opened, and go out when 3. Place the smartphone on the anti-skid
it is closed. rubber pad in the charging area, with its
screen facing up. The smartphone then
automatically begins wireless charging,

Interior Roof Handle

and the charging icon is displayed on the
centre console touchscreen.

Passengers can maintain their balance by Charging: a green icon flashes.

holding on to the roof handles while riding.
The handles return to their original position Charging fault: a white icon
once released. flashes.

CAUTION! 4. After use, turn off the wireless charging

by tapping on the Wireless Charging icon
• Do not hang heavy objects from the in the pull-down Quick Settings menu
handles. of the centre console touchscreen. The
Charging icon then disappears.

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 WARNING! REMINDER

• Never use Wireless Charging • The smartphone wireless charging

while driving. Doing so may cause is applicable to Qi certified
accidents. smartphones only.

• For safety concerns, do not leave • For better results, it is recommended

devices charging unattended. that the smartphone's charging
induction area is aligned with the
• Owners with pacemakers or centre of the wireless charging area
defibrillators should first consult (where the "Charging Area" is shown).
their physician about potential
safety issues related to using wireless • Only one device can be charged at a 06
charging. time.

• Do not place metal items like keys • If the phone case is too thick, wireless

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or rings along with the smartphone charging may be unsuccessful.
while charging. Doing so may cause
accidents. • When the vehicle runs through
bumps, wireless charging may be
briefly interrupted.
CAUTION!
• If a door is closed while a device
is being charged, charging may be
• In the event there is a failure with briefly interrupted.
the smartphone wireless charging,
it is recommended to contact a BYD • When the vehicle is OFF and the
authorised dealer or service provider. driver is exiting, the instrument
cluster will show a prompt reading
• During wireless charging, ensure that "Please take your call phone with
the remote control key is more than
you".
25cm away from the charging area.

• Credit cards or other magnetic

objects should be kept away
from the charging area to avoid On-Board Power Supply
demagnetisation.
The vehicle is equipped with a 12V on-
• Do not use external wireless charging board power supply in the centre console
equipment.
cubby and on the left side of the boot.
• Do not place heavy objects in the
charging area.

• Do not place a smartphone that

exceeds the size of the wireless
charging area.

• Do not spill any liquid in the wireless

charging area.

• Do not disassemble or modify the

wireless charging equipment.

12V on-board power supply in centre con-

sole cubby
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 USB ports for data: charging and
data transmission with electronic
devices, such as smartphones.

USB ports for charging: only

charging of electronic devices,
such as smartphones.

12V on-board power supply in boot

Lift the cover of the on-board power supply
for use.

WARNING!

• Do not connect electrical appliances

exceeding 120W into the 12V on-
board power supply port.

USB ports below rear vents

CAUTION!
Rear USB ports can only be used for
• When the 12V on-board power supply charging.
is not in use, keep its cover closed to
prevent potential damage.
SD Card Slot
USB Ports An SD card slot for trip recording is
provided in the center console cubby.
The vehicle is equipped with USB ports in
the centre console cubby and below the
rear vents of the second row seats.

Insert the SD card and press it down to the

bottom.

USB ports in centre console cubby Remove the card by pressing it down and
pulling it out.

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 CAUTION!

• Using an incompatible SD card may

damage the vehicle infotainment
system, SD card or data in the SD
card.

• Use a FAT32-formatted SD card above

128G CLASS 10. Using other SD cards
will affect the functionality of the
dashcam.

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REMINDER

• When the SD card is not inserted,

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encounters an error, or no readable
file is found, a prompt reading "Insert
micro-SD first" will be displayed on
the touchscreen.

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PREPARING FOR
DRIVING
Activating Infotainment System.........72
Main Interface......................................73
Vehicle Settings....................................75
Media Centre........................................75
Bluetooth Phone..................................75
File Manager.........................................75
Activating WARNING!

Infotainment System • Do not handle the infotainment

system or view it frequently while
driving. Driver's full attention must be
• The infotainment system automatically on driving.
turns on when the vehicle is started.
• Media player volume should be
reasonable while driving so that the
driver can hear any potential warning
sounds from outside the vehicle.
Failure to do so increases the risk of
traffic accidents.

CAUTION!
• Please do not disassemble or modify
the infotainment system, as this may
cause system faults, fire, electric
leakage, etc.

• Press the infotainment system switch • Do not use sharp or edged hard
or the "MODE" button on the steering objects on the screen, as this will
wheel to turn on the infotainment system. damage it.
Press and hold the switch to turn it off. • Do not use any cleaning product to
wipe the screen. Clean it with a damp
Gesture and Response soft cloth.
The following actions can be carried out
through the centre console touchscreen:
REMINDER
• Tap
• The centre console touchscreen
» To open an app, choose a function, display interfaces shown in this
or enter characters, simply tap on manual are for reference only. The
the corresponding button on the vehicle's actual display shall prevail.
touchscreen.
• Drag Language setting
» To move an icon to a new position, tap
on and hold the icon and drag it to the
target position.
• Slide
» Slide the screen up, down and sideways
in the main interface or app interface.
• Double-tap
» Double-tapping can zoom in to enlarge
the image to full screen. When the vehicle is powered on, tap on
/ > DiLink > Language and
• Spread Apart/Pinch Together
keyboard > Language on the centre
» Touch and hold an image with 2 console touchscreen and set the language
fingers. To zoom in, spread them apart. as Simplified Chinese or English.
To zoom out, pinch them together.

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Main Interface
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1 Top status bar 4 A/C shortcut bar

2 Smart card area 5 Bottom operation bar

3 Vehicle Settings button

Top status bar

Displays time, air conditions inside and outside the vehicle, Bluetooth, mobile data, signal
strength and other information.

Tap on the button to view push notifications. (A red dot indicates that there is a push
notification)

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Pull down to open the Quick Settings menu.

1 Management of Wi-Fi, Cellular data, Bluetooth and other functions.

Adjustment of backlighting, touchscreen and instrument cluster brightness, media player
2
and voice volume.
3 Management of HMA, Charging, ESC OFF and other functions.
4 Management of Stereo, New Energy and Visor curtain functions.

Tap on the "Edit" box to enter the interface for control of all buttons contained in area 3. Drag
the corresponding button icons to adjust the position of each shortcut button.

Tap on to turn Wi-Fi on/off. Wi-Fi can also be turned on/off by tapping on / >
DiLink > Connection .

Tap on to turn Cellular Data on/off. Network can be turned on/off by tapping on /
> DiLink > Connection .

Smart card area

Three shortcut cards can be set up:

• Adding a smart card:

» To edit the smart card, press and hold the smart card icon. The icon for the smart card that
can be added will appear at the bottom of the interface. Drag it to the smart card area and
release.

• Changing smart card position:

» Press and hold one of the smart card icons, drag it to the position of another smart card
icon, and release.

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Vehicle Settings button
Bluetooth Phone
Tap on the button to enter the "Vehicle
Settings" interface. Tap on the button on the main
interface of the centre console touchscreen
A/C Shortcut Bar or press the button on the steering
wheel to enter the "Bluetooth Phone"
Adjusts A/C temperature, blowing mode interface, including Dial, Contacts, History
and circulation mode. and Missed Calls.
Tap on the button to enter the "Climate
Control" interface. REMINDER

Bottom operation bar • When Bluetooth is not connected,

the message "Bluetooth is Not
: Returns to the previous page or exits Connected" will be displayed on the 07
the app. "Bluetooth Phone" interface. Connect
a Bluetooth device first.
: Returns to home page.

PREPARING FOR DRIVING

• Names of mobile devices ever
: Views recently opened apps. connected can be stored in this
interface. When the number of stored
: Switches between "landscape" and
devices reaches the top limit, one of
"portrait" position of centre console
the names must be deleted before a
touchscreen.
new device can be added in.
: Views the apps in split screen.

: Turns centre console touchscreen off

while keeping the media player

File Manager
working.

Vehicle Settings Tap on the button on the main

interface of the centre console touchscreen
to enter the "File Manager" interface,
Tap on the or button on the main including Recently used, All Files, Audio,
interface of the centre console touchscreen Video and Image.
to enter the "Vehicle Settings" interface,
including New Energy, Vehicle Health,
Vehicle Settings, DiPilot and DiLink.

Media Centre
Tap on the button on the main
interface of the centre console touchscreen
or press the button on the steering
wheel to enter the "Media Centre" interface,
including Music, Video and Stereo.

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DRIVING
Getting to Know the Instrument.
Cluster...................................................78
Pulling Out of Parking Spaces.............86
Vehicle Speed Control.........................91
Light Control........................................91
Wipers Control.....................................95
Driving Assist........................................97
Safety Assist.......................................111
Driving in Harsh Weather..................122
Trip Record.........................................124
10km/h Speed Lock...........................126
Regenerative Braking........................126
0-100 km/h: Full Throttle.
Experience..........................................126
Getting to Know the Instrument Cluster
Instrument Cluster Overview

1 Power meter 7 Ambient temperature

2 Time 8 Speedometer

3 Driving/Terrain mode 9 Odometer

4 Gear 10 Driving range

5 Energy regeneration intensity 11 Information display area

6 Orientation 12 SOC

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Power meter Energy regeneration intensity

Displays current vehicle power. Shows the current energy regeneration

intensity.
CHARGE displays power during
regenerative braking.
REMINDER
REMINDER • The Larger or Standard mode can be
selected by tapping on / > New
• The kW (HP) on the power meter may Energy > Energy Regeneration on
show a negative reading, indicating the centre console touchscreen.
energy being gained through
regenerative braking.
Orientation
• Tap on / > DiLink > Unit on the
centre console touchscreen to select
Shows the current direction the vehicle is
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either HP or kW as the power unit.
going.

Time Exterior temperature

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Displays the current time. Shows the current temperature outside the
vehicle.
REMINDER
Speedometer
• The time can be either set by tapping
on / > DiLink > Time on the Shows vehicle current speed.
centre console touchscreen or it can
calibrate automatically via GPS.
WARNING!

Driving/Terrain mode • Make sure to abide by all traffic rules.

When the vehicle is in ECO/SPORT mode,

the background of the instrument cluster
Odometer
and centre console touchscreen changes
accordingly. Displays vehicle current mileage.

When the vehicle is in SNOW mode, the

instrument cluster background changes
accordingly.

REMINDER

• The SNOW mode indicator is

displayed in the same position as the
ECO/SPORT mode indicators.

Gears
ODO/TRIP button
Shows the current position of the gear shift.

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Press the "ODO/TRIP" button to switch charged battery.
between ODO, TRIP A, and TRIP B. The
instrument cluster simultaneously displays • When the SOC is below 10%, a red bar
all corresponding mileages. is displayed on the SOC indicator along
with a text prompt on the instrument
When switched to TRIP A or TRIP B, press cluster reminding the driver to recharge.
and hold the "ODO/TRIP" button to clear
the corresponding trip information. REMINDER
Driving range • Pay close attention to the battery
SOC, as insufficient battery power
Shows the estimated driving range based can cause trip problems.
on the current battery SOC.

Display Range on Dashboard can be

Instrument Cluster
set by tapping on / > New Energy >
Energy on the centre console touchscreen.
Control
• Standard: range is displayed based on
WLTP standard.
Menu Information
• Dynamic: range is displayed based on
the battery SOC and the current average
energy consumption.

REMINDER

• In Dynamic mode, the driving range

that is displayed after a full charge
may vary according to calculations
based on the energy consumption
when the vehicle was last driven.
The "Menu" interface allows for the
• In Standard mode, the driving range adjustment of the following information:
displayed on the instrument cluster is
for reference only. • Speed limit warning: adjusts the speed
limit that will cause the vehicle to give a
• The driving range may increase or warning.
decrease according to A/C, driving
mode, and other conditions. • Temperature: adjusts the A/C
temperature.

Information display area • Blower speed: adjusts the A/C blower

speed.

Shows menus, driving information, faults, • Driving information: views the driving
etc. information.

• Theme: switches the themes.

SOC indicator
• Acceleration timer: enters the
Displays high-voltage battery state of "Acceleration Timer" interface.
charge from 0% to 100%.
• Fault history: views fault information.
• A blue bar displayed indicates fully The vehicle can be adjusted as follows:

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1. Press the button on the right side of Fault Information
the steering wheel to enter the "Menu"
interface.
2. Press the or button to select an
option from the menu.
3. Roll the right roller to adjust the menu.
4. After adjustment, press the right roller to
confirm the option have been selected
from the menu and exit.

When the vehicle experiences a system

Driving Information
fault or operation, the instrument cluster
displays the fault/operation prompt
information:

• When a fault prompt appears, it can be

cancelled by pressing the right roller.
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• An operation prompt disappears

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automatically after a few seconds.

REMINDER
When there is no fault/operation prompt • Menus, driving information, faults and
information on the instrument cluster, other information displayed on the
roll the right roller to select the "Driving instrument cluster vary depending
Information" interface. on vehicle features. Check your own
vehicle for the display.
Driving information includes: driving range,
energy flowchart, average accumulated
energy consumption, average vehicle
speed, driving time, average energy
consumption for the past 50 km and tyre Adjusting Instrument
pressure. Cluster Brightness
REMINDER

• The average energy consumption

for the past 10, 25, or 50km can
be viewed by tapping on / >
New Energy > Energy > Energy
Consumption Curve on the centre
console touchscreen.

To adjust instrument brightness, pull down

the Quick Settings menu or tap on the
/ > Vehicle Settings > Display to
select Vehicle/Instrument Brightness
Adjustment on the centre console
touchscreen.

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Instrument Cluster AEB Indicator
Warning Lights/Indicators
If on, it indicates that the
automatic emergency braking
REMINDER (AEB) system is functional.

• When starting the vehicle, some If on, it indicates that there is

indicators or warning lights light a failure in the AEB system.
up for a short time, indicating that Park safely and contact a BYD
the system is carrying out a self- authorised dealer or service
diagnosis. This is a normal inspection. provider.

EPB Indicator
Turn Signals
If it flashes, it indicates that the
If the left turning light is active, electronic parking brake (EPB) is
the left turn signal goes on. being applied.
If the right turning light is active, If on, it indicates that the EPB
the right turn signal goes on. has been applied.
If the hazard warning indicator
is on, both the turn signals HDC Indicator
and all turning lights flash
simultaneously. If on, it indicates that the hill
descent control (HDC) function
is enabled.
Clearance Light Indicator
If it flashes, the HDC is
If on, it indicates that the front functional.
and rear clearance lights, the
license plate lights, and some
interior backlights are turned on. ICC Indicator

If on, it indicates that the

Rear Fog Light Indicator intelligent cruise control
(ICC) system is enabled and
If on, it indicates that the rear functional.
fog lights are on.

ACC Indicator
AVH Indicator
If on, it indicates that the
If on, it indicates that the adaptive cruise control
automatic vehicle hold (AVH) (ACC) system is enabled and
function is enabled and standing functional.
by.

If on, it indicates that the OK Indicator

AVH function is enabled and
functional. If on, it indicates that the vehicle
is powered on.

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ECO Mode Indicator ESC Warning Indicator

If on, it indicates that the vehicle If on, a failure has occurred in

is in ECO mode. the ESC system. Contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service
provider.
SPORT Mode Indicator
If it flashes while driving, it
If on, it indicates that the vehicle
indicates that the ESC system is
is in SPORT mode.
functional.

SNOW Mode Indicator

Driving Power Limit Indicator
If on, it indicates that the vehicle
If on, the driving power of the
is in SNOW mode.
vehicle is restricted.

High Beam Assist Indicator

Key Detection Indicator 08
If on, it indicates that the High
If the "START/STOP" button
Beam Assist system is enabled

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is pressed when the remote
and functional.
control key is not within range,
this indicator is on along with
High Beam Indicator a beep from the buzzer, "Key
not detected: confirm key is
If on, it indicates that the high within reach" is displayed on
beam headlights are on. the instrument cluster. After the
remote control key is brought
TSR Indicator into range, this indicator goes
off.
If on, it indicates that the speed
limit of the current road has If the "START/STOP" button is
been recognised. pressed when the remote control
key is within range, this indicator
flashes, indicating that the key
Charging Connector Indicator battery is low. In the event of low
key battery, replace the battery
If on, it indicates that the
promptly (refer to Unlocking
charging connector has been
Vehicle - Getting to Know the
inserted.
Key - Remote Control Key) or
proceed to emergency starting
ESC OFF Warning Indicator (refer to Emergency - Owner's
Emergency - Emergency
If on, it indicates that the Starting).
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
system is off.

If it goes out, the ESC system is

on.

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 ABS Fault Warning Indicator TPMS Warning Indicator

If on, there is a failure in the If on, along with one or more

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS). figures shown on the tyre
Contact a BYD authorised dealer pressure display interface of
or service provider. the instrument cluster turning
yellow, it indicates low pressure
If this indicator and the parking in one or more tyres.
system fault warning indicator
go on at the same time, it If it goes on or flashes along
indicates that ABS has lost with a prompt reading "Check
its function. Contact a BYD the TPMS" displayed on the
authorised dealer or service instrument cluster and a "--
provider. -" instead of the associated
figure(s) displayed on the tyre
pressure display interface, it
Main Warning Indicator
indicates a fault in the tyre
If on, a fault prompt is displayed pressure monitoring system
in the driving information area. (TPMS).
Contact a BYD authorised dealer
or service provider. WARNING!

Headlight Fault Warning • In any of the aforementioned

Indicator scenarios, avoid sharp turning
and sudden braking, and
If on, it indicates that the contact a BYD authorised
headlights have failed. Contact a dealer or service provider.
BYD authorised dealer or service
provider.
LV Power Supply System Fault
Warning Indicator

If on, it indicates that the DC-

DC or the 12V battery (starter
Fe battery) has failed and the
vehicle speed is restricted.
Contact a BYD authorised dealer
or service provider.

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Parking System Fault Warning Battery Fault Warning
Indicator Indicator

If on, it indicates that the brake If on, it indicates that the battery
fluid level is low or the brake system has failed. Contact a BYD
system has failed. authorised dealer or service
provider.
When the brake system fails,
this indicator is lit constantly
along with a message "Please Motor Coolant Warning
check the brake system" on the Indicator
instrument cluster. Contact a
If on, it indicates that the motor
BYD authorised dealer or service
coolant is overheating. Stop the
provider.
vehicle and let it cool down.
If it is still on after the vehicle
Seat Belt Reminder has stopped and the motor has
cooled down, contact a BYD 08
If on, this indicator alerts you authorised dealer or service
that the driver or a passenger provider.

DRIVING
belt is not fastened.
The flashing indicator means
low coolant level. Refill the
SRS Fault Warning Indicator
coolant immediately.
If on or flashing, it indicates
that the Supplemental Restraint Power System Fault Warning
System (SRS) has failed. Contact Indicator
a BYD authorised dealer or
service provider. If on, it indicates that the power
system has failed. Contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service
Steering System Fault
provider.
Warning Indicator

If on, the steering system has Motor Fault Warning Indicator

failed. Contact a BYD authorised
dealer or service provider. If on, it indicates that the motor
system has failed. Contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service
Battery Overheat Warning
provider.
Indicator

If on, it indicates that the battery Motor Overheating Warning

is too hot. Should this occur, Indicator
stop the vehicle immediately
to let it cool down. If it is still on If on, it indicates that the motor
after the vehicle has stopped is overheating. Stop the vehicle
and the battery has cooled and let it cool down. If it is still
down, contact a BYD authorised on after the vehicle has stopped
dealer or service provider. and the motor has cooled down,
contact a BYD authorised dealer
or service provider.

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Pulling Out of
Parking Spaces
Starting the Vehicle
Normal starting

1. E
 nter the vehicle carrying the remote
control key.

2. Make sure that the parking brake has

been applied, and the vehicle is in Park. When the remote control key is within the
detectable signal range, press and hold the
3. Press the brake pedal and "START/STOP" remote start button outside the vehicle
button. The indicator lit up on the to start it.
instrument cluster indicates that the
vehicle has been started successfully.
Starting with the NFC Key Card*

1. Use the NFC key card to unlock the

vehicle.
2. Press the brake pedal and press the
"START/STOP" button. The indicator
lit up on the instrument cluster indicates
that the vehicle has been started
successfully.

REMINDER

• The vehicle can be started within

10 minutes after the NFC key card is
WARNING! used.

• Do not press the "START/STOP"

button while the vehicle is running in Emergency Starting
order to prevent any accidents due to
power system shutdown. The vehicle allows emergency starting
whenever the battery SOC of the remote
control key is low. Refer to Emergency
Remote starting - Owner's Emergency - Emergency
Starting.
You can also start up the vehicle using the
remote control key.
Switching Driving/Terrain
Modes
Different driving modes provide different
driving experiences. Choose the desired
driving mode.

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ECO/SPORT Mode Press the SNOW mode button to enable/
disable this mode.

When the SNOW mode is enabled, the

background of the instrument cluster
changes to the SNOW mode background,
and the SNOW mode indicator on the
instrument cluster will be on.

Switching to Steering
Assist
Tap on / > Vehicle Settings > Driving
Move the adjustment lever forward to enter Comfort Adjustment > Steering Assist on

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ECO mode. the centre console touchscreen to select
the Steering Assist modes.
Move the adjustment lever backward to
enter SPORT mode. • Comfort: Reduces the effort required to

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turn the wheel. The vehicle feels easier
to drive and park.
REMINDER
• Sport: Increases the effort required
• After the driving mode is set, the to turn the wheel. When driving at
ECO/SPORT indicator will be on, higher speeds, the vehicle feels more
and the background of both the responsive.
instrument cluster and centre
console touchscreen change at the REMINDER
same time.

• ECO mode provides better range than • For improved driving comfort, it is
recommended that the steering assist
SPORT mode.
mode should be set before driving.

• When the vehicle is in the SNOW

SNOW Mode mode, steering assist mode cannot
be adjusted. The steering assist mode
When driving on grass, snow, ice or gravel, prior to enabling SNOW mode is used
the SNOW mode is recommended. by default.

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Shifting Gears Gear Position Buttons

Gears

1 "UNLOCK" button
"R": Reverse
Press the "UNLOCK" button to exit Park or
This gear must be engaged only after the shift to Reverse.
vehicle has come to a complete stop.
2 "P" gear button
"N": Neutral

This gear can be engaged for temporary Press this button when the vehicle is
parking. stationary.

WARNING! Shifting Gears

• Make sure to engage the parking Shifting to Drive, Neutral and Reverse
brake or press the brake pedal
whenever the vehicle is temporarily
parked in Neutral. Otherwise, the
vehicle may move and cause an
accident

• To prevent accidents, do not coast in

neutral (N) gear.

"D": Drive

This gear is engaged for normal driving.

Press the brake pedal, push the gear

shift lever in the desired direction after
the vehicle has come to a complete
stop. After the gear shift lever is released,
it automatically returns to the central
position.

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Shifting to Park Engaging EPB
Press the brake pedal and the "P" gear
button after the vehicle has come to a
complete stop.

REMINDER

• When the vehicle is powered on and

in Drive or Reverse at a speed below
or equal to 3 km/h, the vehicle shifts
to Park automatically if the front left
door is opened.

• If the vehicle speed is below or equal

to 3 km/h, the vehicle can also be
shifted to the desired gear as the • Manual application: Press the brake
gear shift lever is pushed in the pedal when the vehicle is stationary, and 08
corresponding direction. pull up the EPB switch. The EPB
indicator on the instrument cluster

DRIVING
flashes and then goes steady.

• Auto application: After the vehicle has

Electronic Parking Brake come to a complete stop, turning off
(EPB) power by pressing the "START/STOP"
button or shifting to Park automatically
To engage or release the parking brake, use engages EPB. The EPB indicator on
the instrument cluster flashes and then
the EPB switch.
goes steady.

REMINDER
WARNING!
• The EPB system applies a constant • EPB must be engaged when parking.
force depending on a given slope to
park the vehicle. If the vehicle begins • The flashing EPB indicator
to slide after parking on a slope, the indicates that EPB is functioning. Try
EPB system automatically increases not to release the brake pedal on a
the braking force. slope in order to prevent sliding. Do
not release the brake pedal until the
EPB indicator goes steady.

• If the vehicle slides on a slope after

EPB is engaged, press the brake
pedal, park the vehicle on a flat
road, and immediately contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service provider.

REMINDER

• Motor noise when engaging/releasing

EPB is a normal occurrence.

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Releasing EPB and all doors are closed;

• The vehicle is powered on.

Turning AVH On/Off

• Manual release: When the vehicle is in

any gear other than Park and EPB has
been engaged, press the brake pedal
and the EPB switch. The EPB indicator
After the conditions above are all met,
goes out along with a text prompt
reading "Parking brake released" on the press the AVH button to turn AVH on. The
instrument cluster. switch indicator then lights up. At this time,
the AVH function is in standby, and the AVH
• Automatic release: When the vehicle is indicator on the instrument cluster lights
parked on a slope below 10 degrees, up (white).
press the brake pedal and shift from Park
or Neutral to Drive or Reverse to Press the AVH button again to turn it off.
automatically release EPB. The EPB After the vehicle has come to a complete
indicator goes out along with a text stop by pressing the brake pedal, the AVH
prompt reading "Parking brake released" function has been enabled along with both
on the instrument cluster. the brake lights and the high mount brake
light on, and the green AVH indicator is
displayed on the instrument cluster. The
Automatic Vehicle Hold brake pedal can then be released.
(AVH) After 10 minutes of operation, AVH reverts
to standby and EPB engages automatically.
The AVH system can automatically ensure
the vehicle remains stationary. When the To release and revert the AVH function back
vehicle is stopped while the power system to standby, press the accelerator pedal and
is running, especially when waiting for shift to Park or pull up the EPB switch.
traffic lights or driving on busy roads, using
AVH can make it so the driver does not Driving at Low Speeds
have to continuously press the brake pedal
or engage the parking brake via the EPB
With AVH in standby:
switch.
• When shifting to Park, the AVH function
Conditions to Enable AVH takes effect if the vehicle is moving at a
low speed. When backing up the vehicle
The AVH system can be enabled if: in Reverse at a low speed or driving in
Drive at a low speed, the AVH function
• The driver has fastened the seat belt, is restrained to facilitate the smooth

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 movement of the vehicle at low speeds.
WARNING!
• Once the vehicle is moving at a low
speed, pressing the AVH button or • Do not place any objects in the driver's
increasing the vehicle speed to more footwell in order to prevent accidents
than 10 km/h will deactivate the AVH caused by pedal obstruction.
function.
• Before driving, confirm that all pedals
can be pressed all the way down, and
WARNING! that they spring back without any
impediment.
• When the AVH function is enabled
(green indicator) and the vehicle • The driver must wear vehicle-friendly
cannot be parked due to a serious shoes that enable them to feel the
EPB fault, the instrument cluster pedals.
will display "Please check the ESP
system". The driver has to take over
CAUTION!
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the vehicle as the AVH function
maintains pressure for 2 seconds,
after which it will release pressure. • Frequent pressing of the brake pedal
for extended periods can cause brake

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overheating and temporary loss of
braking performance. It may also

Vehicle Speed
result in excessive abrasion of brake
pads and increased braking distance.

Control
Brake/Accelerator Pedal
Light Control
Exterior Lights
Light Operation

1 Brake pedal

2 Accelerator pedal

OFF Position

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Rotate the end knob of the light stalk switch
to this position to turn off all lights (except All-weather Lights
for daytime running lights).
Rotate the fog light knob to the position
Auto Light Position to turn off the all-weather lights by default.

This function is not active.

When the end knob of the light stalk switch
is in this position, the clearance lights and
low beam will turn on or off automatically Rear Fog Light Position
according to the lighting conditions.
Turn on the low beam，then rotate the fog
REMINDER light knob to the position to turn on the
rear fog lights.
• The light sensor is located at the
upper end of the front windscreen. If Left and Right Turning lights
it is obstructed, the clearance lights
and the low beam may not turn on or
off automatically as dictated by the
auto light position.

Clearance Light Position

Rotate the end knob of the light stalk switch

to this position to turn on the clearance
lights, front side light, rear side light, rear
license plate light, some backlights, etc.

Turning light: Moving the light stalk switch

Low Beam Position to position "1" and releasing will make the
turning light on the corresponding side
Turn the end knob of the light stalk switch flash continuously, with the light stalk
to this mode to turn on the low beam and switch not returning automatically. After
clearance lights. the steering wheel returns, the light stalk
switch will return automatically.

Lane change signal: Moving the light

stalk switch to position "2" and releasing
will make the turning light on the
corresponding side flash 3 times, with the
light stalk switch returning automatically.

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High Beam Daytime Running Lights

When the vehicle is powered on with the

low beam off, the daytime running lights
turn on automatically.

When the low beam is on or the vehicle

switches from on to off, the daytime
running lights turn off automatically.

Auto Off

The auto off function can be enabled if:

1. The clearance lights or low beam are on;

Turn on the low beam, and push the light
2. The vehicle switches from on to off.
stalk switch away from the steering wheel
to turn on the high beam. With this function activated: 08
Flashing High Beams • When the front left door is closed,

DRIVING
any lights that are lit will turn off
automatically after 10 seconds.

• When the front left door is opened,

any lights that are lit will turn off
automatically after 10 minutes.

Headlight Height Adjustment

Pull the light stalk switch towards the

steering wheel to send an overtaking signal.
Release the switch to let it automatically
return to its original position. To indicate
overtaking intention, pull it repeatedly to
flash the high beam. When the low beam is on, tap on / >
Vehicle Settings > Lights & Ambient on
Corner Lights the centre console touchscreen to adjust
the vertical beam angle of the headlights.
With low beam lights on, turn the steering
wheel and turn on the turning light, or shift
into Reverse to turn on the corner lights.

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 Vehicle Loading Recommended
Turning on HMA
Conditions Levels

One person in the

driver seat

The driver, plus one

passenger in the front
seat
0~2
The driver, one
passenger in the front
seat, all the seats Tap on / > DiPilot or pull down Quick
farthest to the rear Settings menu on the centre console
occupied touchscreen to turn on Smart Headlights .

All the seats occupied 0~3

Activating HMA
All the seats occupied,
plus an evenly Rotate the end knob of the light stalk switch
distributed load to the position. When the vehicle
(calculated based speed is above 35 km/h and necessary
0~2.5 lighting conditions are met, HMA activates
on the technically
permissible maximum automatically. It also allows automatic
laden) in the luggage switch between high beam and low beam
boot according to the current driving conditions.

Driver, plus an evenly REMINDER

distributed load
(calculated based • When HMA is activated, the HMA
on the technically 0.5~3 indicator on the instrument
permissible maximum cluster is on.
laden) in the luggage
boot
Turning off HMA
The advised adjustments may differ in other
vehicle loading conditions. Intermediate The HMA can be turned off by:
adjustments can be chosen.
• Rotating the end knob of the light stalk
switch away from the position;

High Beam Assist (HMA) • Tapping on / > DiPilot or pulling

down Quick Settings menu on the
centre console touchscreen to turn off
The HMA system uses a multi-function Smart Headlights ;
video controller on the front windscreen to
determine current driving conditions and, if • Turning high beam on manually.
necessary, automatically switches between
high/low beams. HMA Restrain Conditions

HMA will be restrained if:

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• The vehicle speed remains under 35 km/ Move the wiper switch forward/backward
h; to the corresponding position. The wiper
motions will be as follows:
• Fog lights/turning lights are turned on or
the vehicle is turning in an emergency.
Fast
System Limit
In this position, the front wipers move fast
HMA may be accidentally triggered or may at a set frequency.
not be triggered in some conditions. Should
these occur, the driver has to control the
lights as necessary. Slow

• The vehicle is running on a road where

In this position, the front wipers move
there are poorly lit up traffic participants
slowly at a set frequency.
(e.g. Pedestrians, bicycles, etc.), railways
or waterways nearby, or wild animals.
Auto/Intermittent Wipers
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• The front windscreen is covered with
fog or dirt or blocked by labels or

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ornaments. Tap on / > Vehicle Settings >
Driving Comfort Adjustment on the
• The vehicle is running in an environment
centre console touchscreen to enable Auto
where there is strong reflection (e.g.
Wiper .
expressway traffic signs, puddles on the
road surface, etc.). When in this position, wipers work
automatically according to rain detection if
CAUTION! the Auto Wipers function is enabled.

• In the event of a collision or re- When in this position, the wipers enter
installation of the sensors, contact intermittent mode if the Auto Wipers
a BYD authorised dealer or service function is disabled.
provider to calibrate.

Wipers Control
Front Wipers Control

In auto wiper mode: rotate the adjustment

switch to adjust the automatic wiping
frequency.

In intermittent mode: rotate the adjustment

switch to adjust the intermittent frequency.

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 OFF position
Rear Wiper Control

In this position, the front wipers are off.

MIST position

When moving the switch to this position

and holding, the front wipers will move
slowly at a set frequency. Release the lever
to stop the wipers.

Moving the switch to this position and

releasing it will make the front wipers stop
after wiping once. Rotate the end knob of the wiper switch
forward/backward to the corresponding
Washer Jets position. The wiper motions will be:

MIST Position

Rotate the end knob of the wiper switch

to this position and release. The knob will
return to its original position and the rear
windscreen washer jets will spray water
once along with 4 times of wiping motions.

OFF Position

In this position, the rear wiper is off.

Pull up the wiper switch and hold. The
front windscreen washer jets will spray
water along with wiping motions. Release WIPER Position
the switch to make the washer jets stop
spraying, followed by 3 times of wiping In this position, the rear wiper will work at a
motions. Another wiping motion follows a set frequency with the washer jets inactive.
few seconds later.

Washer Jet Position

In this position, both the wiper and the

washer jets are active.

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 REMINDER REMINDER

• Before using the wipers, remove any • The ICC system memorises the on/off
ice or snow on the windscreen, and status of this function in the previous
make sure that the wiper blades driving cycle by default.
are not frozen and stuck to the
windscreen. With ICC on, ACC activated, and vehicle
speed between 0-60 km/h:
• Check and maintain the wiper blades
regularly. Failure to do so will shorten
• When there are identifiable lane
their service life. markings on the left and right sides of
• In order to prevent damage to the the vehicle:
windscreen and wiper blades, do not
» The vehicle will run in the centre of the
use the wipers on a dry windscreen lane, regardless of whether there is a
or when there is no washer fluid in target vehicle ahead or not.
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the tank.
• When the vehicle moves from a road
with clear lane markings to a road with

Driving Assist
unclear lane markings or without lane

DRIVING
markings:

» The vehicle will follow the vehicle

Intelligent Cruise Control ahead and make minor lateral
(ICC)* movements if there is a target vehicle
ahead.

Intelligent cruise control (ICC) is a system » If there is no target vehicle ahead,

combining adaptive cruise control (ACC) ICC will be restrained, with only ACC
with lane keeping system (LKS). ICC provides remaining active.
drivers with longitudinal and lateral vehicle
With ICC on, ACC activated, and vehicle
control assistance within speeds from 0
speed between 60-150 km/h:
to 150km/h. It relieves the driver of duty
and creates a safe, comfortable driving • When there are identifiable lane
environment. markings on the left and right sides of
the vehicle:
Turning ICC On
» The vehicle will run in the centre of the
lane, regardless of whether there is a
target vehicle ahead or not.

• When the vehicle moves from a road

with clear lane markings to a road with
unclear lane markings or without lane
markings:

» ICC will be restrained with only

ACC remaining active, regardless of
whether there is a target vehicle ahead
Tap on / > DiPilot or pull down Quick or not.
Settings menu on the centre console
touchscreen to turn Smart Pilot on along
with a prompt popping up on the screen.

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 Press the ACC button on the steering
WARNING! wheel to turn ACC on. When the function is
enabled, ACC indicator (white) on the
• ICC serves as a driving assist system instrument cluster will light up.
rather than an autonomous driving
system. Drivers must therefore always
keep the vehicle under control and Activating ACC
never remove their hands from the
steering wheel for extended periods.
Doing so may force the driver to take
over and ICC to be disabled.

• ICC system performance may be

compromised due to weather,
lighting, visibility of lane markings,
etc.

• Precautions must be taken when

using ACC and LKS.

Adaptive Cruise Control With ACC turned on:

(ACC) • If a cruise speed has been set, push the

left lever on the steering wheel up to
Based on conventional cruise control, resume the speed that was previously
adaptive cruise control (ACC) is designed set the last time exiting ACC.
to actively control the vehicle speed. This
• If no cruise speed has been set, pull the
is done via radar sensors which detect the left lever on the steering wheel down
vehicle's distance and speed relative to to set the current speed as the cruise
the vehicle ahead for auto follow-up while speed. Cruise speed can be set between
cruising. ACC can automatically switch 30-150 km/h. If the current speed is not
between fixed speed cruise and follow- within this range, ACC will automatically
up cruise depending on whether there is a set the cruise speed to either 30 km/h
vehicle ahead. or 150 km/h depending on the current
speed.
Turning ACC On
After ACC is activated, the vehicle will move
at the fixed cruise speed and automatically
control the distance from the target vehicle
ahead.

ACC can be activated if:

• EPB is released;
• The vehicle is in Drive;
• All doors are closed;
• The driver seat belt is fastened;
• ESC is turned on but not activated;

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• The brake pedal is pressed down when Active Acceleration/Deceleration
the vehicle speed is 0 km/h; the brake While ACC Is Activated
pedal is not pressed down when the
vehicle speed is between 0 km/h and
When ACC is activated, press the
150km/h;
accelerator pedal to increase the vehicle
• No vehicle network communication fault speed. If it is necessary to set a new cruise
prompt is displayed on the instrument speed, pull down the left lever on the
cluster; steering wheel to set the current speed as
the new cruise speed. If no further action is
• AEB is not activated. taken, the vehicle will resume the previous
cruise speed after the accelerator pedal is
Setting Cruise Speed and Time released.
Interval
When the vehicle speed is above 150 km/
h or when the accelerator pedal is pressed
down continuously for more than 15
minutes, ACC will automatically disable.
The driver has to re-activate it.
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If the brake pedal is pressed when ACC is

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activated, the vehicle will decelerate, and
ACC will automatically disable. ACC has
to be re-activated after the brake pedal is
released.

Follow-to-Stop/Start

With ACC, the vehicle can follow the vehicle

When the ACC is activated, follow the
ahead to stop while in normal driving
procedure below to adjust the cruise speed
conditions.
and the following distance:

Adjusting cruise speed: push up the left • If the stop time is within 3 seconds, the
vehicle can follow the vehicle ahead to
lever on the steering wheel to increase the
start automatically.
speed by 5 km/h. Pull it down to decrease
the speed by 5 km/h. • If the stop time is between 3 seconds
and 3 minutes, ACC must be re-activated
When in standby, ACC memorises the last
by either pressing the accelerator pedal
cruise speed set for the same driving cycle.
or pressing the ACC button .
Adjusting following distance: ACC
automatically adjusts the following
• If the stop time is more than 3 minutes,
ACC automatically disables, and EPB
distance according to the current cruise
applies automatically.
speed. The following distance can also be
decreased by pressing the button or
increased by pressing the button on Deactivating ACC
the steering wheel.
Deactivating ACC means it is disengaged to
There are 4 following distance levels. At enter standby from the active state.
each level, the following distance is in
direct proportion to the vehicle speed; the ACC is deactivated if:
higher the vehicle speed, the greater the
following distance. • The brake pedal is pressed;

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• The ACC deactivation button on the
steering wheel is pressed; WARNING!

• The vehicle speeds up to more than 150 • ACC responds only in special
km/h. circumstances to stationary or slow
moving objects (e.g. bicycles or
Turning ACC Off pedestrians, etc.).

• ACC cannot recognise pedestrians

To completely turn ACC off, press the ACC and oncoming vehicles.
button when ACC is on.
• ACC allows limited braking only and
cannot carry out emergency braking.
WARNING!
• If a vehicle ahead brakes suddenly
• ACC is a system strictly meant to (emergency stop), ACC may fail to
enhance comfort, rather than a safety react or be slow in reacting, resulting
system, nor an obstacle detector or in late braking. In this event, the driver
collision warning system. will not receive a take-over request.

• ACC is meant to assist the driver, • When the vehicle goes into or out
not replace them. The driver must of a curve, target selection may be
maintain control of the vehicle at all delayed or disturbed. In this event,
times according to traffic rules and the vehicle may not brake as expected
must also be fully responsible for the or brake too late.
vehicle.
• In some cases (for example when
• The driver must adjust the distance a vehicle ahead is running slowly
with any vehicles ahead and relative to the vehicle, changing
reasonably set ACC depending on the lanes too suddenly, or keeping an
traffic flow ahead as well as current excessively short safety distance
weather conditions (e.g. rain, fog, distance), ACC will not have enough
etc.). After ACC is reasonably set, the time to reduce the relative speed. In
driver must make sure that the vehicle such events, the driver must react
can be decelerated to a stop at any appropriately. ACC cannot provide
time. an audio or visual alarm under such
circumstances.
• ACC is suitable for use on expressways
and roads in good conditions, but not • On sharp curves (e.g. winding roads),
for use on complex urban roads or due to limitations in the view of
mountain roads. the vehicle sensors, information of
a vehicle ahead may be lost for a
• If the driver presses the accelerator few seconds, causing the vehicle to
pedal or brake pedal while ACC is
accelerate with ACC.
running, the vehicle will be taken over
by the driver. However, the distance • If the vehicle runs too close to an
control function of ACC will not be adjacent lane or another vehicle on
activated. an adjacent lane runs too close to the
lane on which the vehicle is running,
• ACC cannot be activated if ESC is not ACC may apply braking in response to
on.
the corresponding vehicle.

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 WARNING! WARNING!

• If another vehicle changes to the lane • Radar sensors are installed in the
on which the vehicle is running and front area of the vehicle. Pollutants
falls within the detection range of blocking the visual field will interfere
the radar, it will be recognised as a with expected functions. ACC will be
target vehicle and a response will be deactivated when snow accumulates
received. In this event, forced braking and completely covers the sensor. If it
or late braking may occur. has been deactivated, ACC will notify
the driver through the instrument
• While following a vehicle ahead to cluster. At this time, remove the
stop, ACC is unable to identify the end pollutants and restart the vehicle, or
of the target vehicle ahead and will drive along a normal road for a certain
instead identify its lower end (e.g. the distance to return system functions to
rear axle of a truck with high chassis normal.
or the bumper of a vehicle) in very
few cases. Should these occur, ACC is
unable to ensure a proper stopping
• If the vehicle runs under special road
conditions such as a circular parking
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distance, and the driver must stay lot or a tunnel for an extended period,
vigilant and ready to brake at any the radar may malfunction for a short

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time. time due to limitations in its detection
capabilities. In this event, the driver
• When ACC is activated while the can restore function by restarting the
vehicle is stationary, it will identify vehicle or by driving along a normal
any stationary obstacle in front as a road for a certain distance.
vehicle. It will then keep the vehicle
stationary to ensure safe starting so as • Structural retrofitting of the vehicle
to avoid collision with said stationary (such as lowering the chassis or
target caused by unexpected starting. changing the front license plate frame)
However, this function cannot identify may compromise ACC performance.
all obstacles, so the driver must
ensure that there are no obstacles or • Metal objects such as rails or metal
other traffic participants in front of plates may interfere with the radar
the vehicle. and make it unable to be fully
functional.
• Radar sensors can be affected by
vibration or collisions, resulting in • In some circumstances, detection
compromised ACC performance. may be affected or delayed. If the
Should this occur, contact a BYD radar reflection cross-sectional
authorised dealer or service provider. area of the target is too small (e.g. a
bicycle, carriage, or pedestrian), there
is a risk that ACC will be unable to
identify the distance from the target
ahead, resulting in late response or no
response to these targets. Moreover,
the detection may be affected by
noise or electromagnetic interference,
resulting in delay or interference.
Should these situations occur, the
driver needs to control the vehicle
speed.

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 WARNING!
Turning LKS On

• When the overlap between the

vehicle and the vehicle ahead is too
small, ACC will be unable to identify
the vehicle ahead as the target. In this
event, the driver needs to maintain
control of the vehicle.

• Do not use the ACC system when

driving on roads with poor visibility,
ramps, multiple curves or roads that
are slippery (such as snowy, icy, wet
or waterlogged sections).

CAUTION! Press the LKS button to turn LKS on.

A prompt reading "Lane assist setting is
• Contact a BYD authorised dealer or successful, the function will be on if the
service provider to calibrate the radar speed exceeds 60km/h" will be displayed on
sensors if: the instrument cluster.

» Radar sensors have been removed;

REMINDER
» Four wheels have been re-aligned
due to wheel deviation; • LKS memorises the on/off status of
this function in the previous driving
» A collision happens; cycle by default.
» The ACC system performance
degrades or the instrument cluster
indicates system abnormality.
Activating LKS

When LKS detects the lane line, it will

control the steering system to keep the

Lane Keeping System

vehicle within the current lane.

(LKS)* Deactivating LKS

LKS detects lane markings ahead through LKS can be deactivated by:
the multi-function video controller on the
front windscreen. When the vehicle speed • Turning the steering wheel, turning on
is above 60 km/h, LKS keeps the vehicle the turning lights or hazard warning
running in the lane by controlling the indicator;
steering system, thus relieving the driver
of some duty and improving comfort and • Sharply accelerating, decelerating the
driving experience. vehicle or turning the steering wheel
quickly while driving;

• If LKS detects that the driver has not

held the steering wheel for 15 seconds
while it is active, a hands-off warning
will be given, and the instrument cluster
will prompt "LKS is off, hold steering

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 wheel". At this time, if the driver's hands
remain off the steering wheel, LKS will WARNING!
disengage.
• LKS cannot always properly recognise
lane markings, and may sometimes
Turning LKS Off mistake inferior road surfaces, some
road structures, or other objects for
With LKS turned on, press the LKS button lane markings. Should this occur, it
to turn it off. should be turned off immediately.

• If the section of the front windscreen

WARNING! where the multi-function video
controller is located is dirty, a text
• LKS is not meant for autonomous prompt will pop up on the instrument
driving. It is designed to assist the
cluster reading "Smart cameras
drivers instead of replacing them.
not applicable due to environment
Improper use or negligence may
limitations". If this section is
cause traffic accidents and even
serious personal injury. Therefore,
damaged, LKS functionality can be
severely affected.
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the driver still needs to keep eyes
on the road and traffic conditions. • Excessive tyre wear or excessively

DRIVING
Always hold the steering wheel with low tyre pressure can worsen LKS
both hands, be ready to take over the performance.
vehicle at any time, keep the vehicle
within the correct lane, and maintain • When the vehicle deviates from the
awareness in order to prevent lane in a curve, a special prompt for
accidents. The driver must always deactivated LKS may not be given.
take responsibility for driving safety. Drive carefully.

• LKS is only applicable for use • When there is a rough transition on

on paved roads that are in good the lane markings, the steering wheel
conditions and are well marked. may be caused to turn considerably.
Drive carefully.
• Pay attention to relevant information
shown on the instrument cluster • When the lane markings are close
screen and operate the vehicle as to the kerb, the multi-function video
required. controller may move back and forth
to identify the lane markings and
• Vehicle speed must be adjusted the kerb, resulting in the steering
depending on the visibility, wheel turning back and forth. Drive
weather conditions, road and traffic carefully.
conditions, and a proper distance
from the vehicle ahead must be kept. • LKS may incorrectly recognise or
fail to recognise lane markings on a
• In the event that LKS is caused to rainy or snowy day, or on a muddy
disengage unexpectedly due to sharp road surface, which will affect vehicle
curves, slopes, unclear lane markings, driving safety. Activating LKS is not
or excessively wide or narrow lanes, recommended in such cases.
the lane markings changing on the
instrument cluster will be the only
prompt to inform the driver of the
disengaged LKS.

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Lane Departure Warning touchscreen to set the LDWS warning
modes:
System (LDWS)
Reminder mode: Voice, Vibration, Both.
LDWS detects front lane markings by using
a multi-functional video controller. When LDWS Working Status
the vehicle speed is above 60 km/h and the
driver unconsciously drifts out of the lane, Lane markings are displayed on the
LDWS will alert the driver. instrument cluster when LDWS is turned
on.
Turning LDWS On
Colour Descriptions

Lane markings are

Grey
unidentified.

Lane markings have been

Green
identified.

The vehicle has deviated

while the driver is not actively
changing lanes. At this time,
Red
Pull down Quick Settings menu and tap on the vehicle will emit an alarm
/ > DiPilot > Lane Assistance System as set, prompting the driver to
(LAS) on the centre console touchscreen quickly correct orientation.
to turn LDWS on. A prompt reading "Lane
assist setting is successful, the function will
be on if the speed exceeds 60km/h" will be Turning LDWS Off
displayed on the instrument cluster.
Pull down Quick Settings menu and tap
REMINDER on / > DiPilot > Lane Assistance
System (LAS) on the centre console
• LDWS memorises the on/off status of touchscreen to turn it off.
this function in the previous driving
cycle by default. System Limit

LDWS may incorrectly detect or fail to

Setting LDWS detect lane markings in complex traffic
road environments, and may not function
or be significantly worsened if:

• Line of sight is poor due to snow, rain,

fog, etc.;

• The front windscreen is dirty and foggy

or there is an object in front of the multi-
function video controller;

• Glare is caused by direct sunlight,

Tap on / > DiPilot > Lane Assistance reflections from accumulated water on
System (LAS) on the centre console the road surface, incoming vehicles on

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 the opposite lane, etc.;
WARNING!
• There are sudden changes in ambient
brightness, for example when entering/ • The visual field of the multi-function
exiting tunnels; video controller must not be blocked
by objects or suffer from strong light
• Lane markings shadowed by isolation interference. Otherwise, LDWS will
strips are unidentifiable; disengage. LDWS can automatically
resume when the field of vision
• The threshold between road and side
returns to normal. If it fails to resume
grass, soil or kerb, etc. is unidentifiable.
on its own, contact a BYD authorised
dealer or service provider.
WARNING!

• If the driver turns the turning light REMINDER

on and changes lanes, LDWS will be
restrained. • It is recommended to turn LDWS off
• LDWS may be restrained if the driver
when driving:
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drives on the lane markings or if the » In an aggressive manner;
lane markings are unidentifiable, too
» In harsh weather;

DRIVING
thin, worn, blurred or covered by dirt/
snow.
» Through poor road sections.
• LDWS may be restrained if the lane
is too wide or narrow, the number of
lanes increases or decreases, the lane
markings change temporarily (such Blind Spot Detection (BSD)
as ramps or expressway exits) or the
layout of the lane markings is complex. BSD covers blind spot monitoring, side
assist, rear crossing traffic alert, rear
• LDWS may be restrained if the vehicle
is running on a steep slope or curved collision warning, and door opening
road, the distance from the vehicle warning. It uses radar sensors to determine
ahead is too close or the vehicle current traffic conditions, and prompts
ahead blocks the lane markings. the driver to pay attention to driving safety
when needed.
• LDWS may be restrained if the vehicle
is running over large bumps, is Turning BSD On
accelerating or decelerating sharply,
or if the driver is turning the steering
wheel too quickly.

• Elements that may affect the view of

the multi-function video controller
and normal operation of the system
include: cracked or coloured
windscreen, additional coatings that
go against the rules, light-reflective
items placed on the dashboard, etc.

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Press the BSD button or pull down danger if they insist on changing lanes.
Quick Settings menu or tap on / >
DiPilot on the centre console touchscreen Rear Crossing Traffic Alert (RCTA)
to turn Blind Spot Detection on. When the
function is enabled, the BSD indicator
RCTA uses radar sensors to detect moving
on the instrument cluster will light up.
vehicles on the left and right sides when
the vehicle is reversing, alerting the driver
REMINDER of a risk of collision.

• BSD memorises the on/off status of If RCTA determines that a collision is about
this function in the previous driving to take place with vehicles approaching
cycle by default. from the left and right side while reversing,
the warning indicator on the corresponding
side mirror will flash to alert the driver
Blind Spot Detection (BSD) of possible danger should they continue
reversing and remind them to drive
carefully.

Rear Collision Warning (RCW)

When the radar sensors detect that a

vehicle is approaching quickly from behind
and there is a risk of collision while the
vehicle runs at a speed above 5 km/h, the
turn signal on the instrument cluster and
the alarm lights on both side mirrors will
light up and flash to remind the driver to
drive carefully.

When the radar sensors detect that there is

a vehicle in the blind spot of a side mirror Door Opening Warning (DOW)
when the vehicle is moving at a speed
above 30 km/h, the alarm indicator on the When the door is about to be opened while
corresponding side mirror will light up. If the vehicle is in Park, DOW uses the rear
the turning light on the same side is turned radar sensors to identify short-range targets
on at this time, the warning indicator on behind and to the side of the vehicle,
the corresponding side mirror will flash, and will issue an alarm through the DOW
alerting the driver of possible danger if they indicator on the side mirrors to prevent
insist on changing lanes. possible accidents.

Side Assist Turning BSD Off

When the radar sensors detect that there With BSD on, press the BSD button or
is a vehicle quickly approaching from the pull down Quick Settings menu or tap
adjacent lane while the vehicle is moving on / > DiPilot on the centre console
at a speed of above 30 km/h, the alarm touchscreen to turn it off.
indicator on the corresponding side mirror
will light up. If the turning light on the same
side is turned on at this time, the warning
indicator on the corresponding side mirror
will flash, alerting the driver of possible

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System Limitations WARNING!
In some cases, BSD may be affected or • If irrelevant targets at the rear sides or
delayed. Possible scenarios include but are behind the vehicle (e.g. large roadside
not limited to: repair signs, large roadside billboards,
reflectors in tunnels, and other
• Vehicles approaching from behind objects with large reflection cross-
change lanes at the last moment;
sectional areas) are detected as target
• Detection of vehicles approaching from vehicles by mistake, BSD will give a
behind is delayed in sharp curves, ramps warning.
or other situations;
• The radar sensors may be affected
• A vehicle behind is running at a speed by vibration or collisions, resulting
exceeding 80 km/h relative to the vehicle; in compromised BSD performance.
Should this occur, contact a BYD
• The target vehicle is blocked; authorised dealer or service provider.

• The radar reflection cross-sectional area 08

of the target vehicle is too small (e.g.
bicycles, E-bikes, etc.); Traffic Sign Recognition

DRIVING
• The turning radius is too small, or the (TSR)*
vehicle is running in/out of a curve;
TSR can automatically recognise speed
• Harsh weather e.g. rain, snow, etc. limit signs on the road. If any signs are
recognised, the TSR indicator on the
WARNING! instrument cluster will light up to remind
the driver to control their speed.
• BSD can assist the driver in
monitoring the blind spots on the left
and right side mirrors, but it does not Turning TSR On
serve as a substitute for the driver's
subjective observation and judgment
while driving. The driver must drive
properly by maintaining control of
the vehicle at all times, and be fully
responsible for vehicle safety.

• If a target vehicle is fast approaching

from behind, BSD may not provide a
warning in time.

• The driver must make sure that BSD Pull down Quick Settings menu and
is operating normally and keep its tap on / > DiPilot on the centre
position to install radar sensors in console touchscreen to turn Traffic Sign
good condition. Any areas covered Recognition on.
in mud, snow, or other obstructions
should be cleaned as quickly as
possible. REMINDER

• TSR memorises the on/off status of

this function in the previous driving
cycle by default.

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Activating TSR CAUTION!

When the system recognises a speed limit » are erected at an improper angle;
sign for the current road after TSR is turned
» are fully or partially blocked;
on, the sign will be displayed on the
instrument cluster in the form of an » are too far away from the vehicle
indicator (e.g. ). If the current vehicle or erected too high;
speed exceeds the speed limit by more
than 5 km/h, the indicator light will flash » are attached to the road surface.
reminding the driver to decelerate to a
» Poor visibility (e.g. rain, snow, dust,
proper speed as soon as possible. haze, nighttime conditions).

Turning TSR Off » Camera lenses light up by strong

light or light intensity changes
suddenly.
Pull down Quick Settings menu and tap
on / > DiPilot on the centre console » The front windscreen section
touchscreen to turn it off. around the camera lenses is
polluted, damaged or blocked.
WARNING!
» The vehicle is running too close
to a vehicle ahead, blocking the
• Whenever a sign has been recognised detection of the camera.
by TSR, the TSR indicator will go out
after the vehicle has travelled for a » The vehicle is running too slow.
certain distance. Therefore, the driver
must keep the vehicle speed within a
reasonable range.

• TSR is only used to remind Predictive Emergency

drivers of traffic signs, and is not Braking System (PEBS)
meant as a substitute for drivers'
judgment regarding road speed PEBS includes predictive collision warning
limit information. The driver must (PCW) and automatic emergency braking
be fully responsible for the safety (AEB). When PEBS detects a risk of collision
of the vehicle under any and all with vehicles, pedestrians or other objects
circumstances. ahead, it will give an audio and visual alarm
reminding the driver to take avoidance
measures. PEBS will also apply braking in
CAUTION!
case of an emergency, and even potentially
apply AEB in the event of a severe
• TSR can be fully functional only when
speed limit signs are clearly visible. emergency, to assist the driver in avoiding
Speed limit signs may either be a collision or reducing any injury.
unrecognisable or misrecognised if
they:

» do not meet regulations;

» are decoloured, reflective, or
unclear;

» are located on a curve;

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Predictive Collision Warning AEB
(PCW)

Tap on / > DiPilot > Automatic

Tap on / > DiPilot > Automatic Emergency Braking System on the centre
Emergency Braking System on the centre console touchscreen to turn Automatic
console touchscreen to turn Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) on/off.
Emergency Collision Warning on/off.
If the driver does not respond to the 08
With PCW on: emergency alarm and the situation
escalates further, the system will enter AEB

DRIVING
• Safety distance alarm: when the mode. The system will apply braking forces
vehicle running at a speed of above 65 within its capability to avoid or mitigate any
km/h is too close to another vehicle impact caused by the collision.
ahead for an extended period, PCW
will issue a safety distance alarm along If the driver has applied brakes during
with the AEB indicator lit up on the an emergency but the braking forces are
instrument cluster to alert the driver of insufficient, the brake system will provide the
the insufficient following distance. maximum braking forces to avoid or mitigate
any impact caused by the collision.
• Pre-alarm: When the driving speed is
30-150 km/h and PCW determines that System Limit
there is a risk of collision with the vehicle
ahead, an audio and visual pre-alarm
PEBS may be affected or fail to work if:
will be given. The AEB indicator on
the instrument cluster will light up and • The vehicle is running in conditions with
the buzzer will beep. The driver must rain, snow, fog, excessive splashing or
take prompt and appropriate actions to glare, where the system is exposed to
ensure a safe following distance. direct sunlight, or where the lighting
conditions vary greatly;
• Emergency alarm: When the driving
speed is 30-150 km/h and the driver fails • The sensors are dirty, fogged, damaged
to take proper actions as soon as the or blocked;
pre-alarm is given, the risk of collision
will be aggravated. The system will • The radar malfunctions due to
issue a visual and tactile pre-alarm, interference from other radar sources
along with the AEB indicator flashing (e.g. strong radar reflections in multi-
on the instrument cluster, possibly story parking lots).
accompanied by short beeps to alert the
In complex traffic situations, PEBS may not
driver to apply brakes. The driver must
be able to respond correctly if:
take prompt and appropriate actions to
ensure a safe following distance. • Pedestrians or vehicles are moving into
the radar detection range too quickly;

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• Pedestrians are blocked by other
objects; WARNING!

• The profile of pedestrians cannot be • Whenever PCW issues a warning,

distinguished from the background; the driver must apply the brakes
based on current traffic conditions to
• Pedestrians (e.g. wearing special decelerate or turn the steering wheel
clothing or being blocked by objects) to avoid obstacles.
cannot be detected;
• A warning will be given if the vehicle
• The vehicle is running on a curve with a ahead has been closely followed for
small radius. an extended period. If the vehicle
ahead brakes suddenly, a collision
WARNING! cannot be avoided.

• PEBS does not guarantee collision • In the event of an emergency alarm,

avoidance under any circumstance, if the driver has taken corresponding
and cannot always clearly identify measures (e.g. turning the steering
vehicles and pedestrians under wheel, and pressing the accelerator
complex traffic conditions. PEBS may pedal or brake pedal), PCW will not
trigger unnecessary alarms or braking continue to trigger AEB.
due to ground manhole covers, iron
plates or road signs. CAUTION!
• Be sure to drive safely and keep eyes • If the vehicle is running under
on the surrounding traffic conditions. special road conditions such as in a
Under no circumstances shall AEB circular parking lot or a tunnel for an
be used as a substitute for normal extended period, the radar sensors
braking operation. may experience temporary detection
• AEB can only be activated when malfunctions. Should this occur, the
the driving speed is above 4 km/ driver can restore the function by
h. It cannot ensure that AEB will restarting the vehicle or driving along
be triggered accurately under any a normal road for a certain distance.
working conditions. Please drive
• When the surface of the radar sensors
carefully. or multi-function video controller is
• AEB will not be fully functional if ESC dirty or covered by foreign objects,
is turned off or the ESC fault indicator the instrument cluster screen will
is on. display a corresponding prompt ("Dirt
or foreign objects on the surface can
• Do not rely excessively on PEBS, as cause sensor failure"), and foreign
doing so may cause accidents and objects on the sensor surface should
even serious personal injury. PEBS be removed as requested. When
is only a tool to assist the driver; it is sensors malfunction, both PCW and
the driver's responsibility to maintain AEB will be unavailable. After the fault
a proper distance from the vehicle is resolved, they will return to normal.
ahead and control vehicle speed.
The driver should be vigilant about • If AEB is triggered, the brake pedal
braking and steering whenever will become hard to press, and the
necessary. The driver must always driver may hear a "sizzling" sound due
maintain control of the vehicle and to considerable hydraulic pressure
bear full responsibility for safe driving. needed to push the brake caliper in a
short period of time.

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 CAUTION! Safety Assist
• PEBS intervenes only when all doors
are closed and the seat belts are Integrated Power Brake
fastened. The following conditions (IPB)
will prevent PEBS from activating:
Integrated power brake (IPB) provides
» A door is left open or is ajar while
the vehicle is in motion; power assistance for vehicle braking as
required according to the driver's braking
» A seat belt is not fastened or is demand. It can also provide advanced
unbuckled while the vehicle is in control functions such as ABS, EBD,
motion; TCS, VDC, CST, and CRBS to improve
vehicle stability and comfort, as well as
» The driver presses the brake pedal regenerative braking efficiency.
deeply;

» The driver slams on the accelerator

pedal;
Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)
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» The driver frequently presses the

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accelerator pedal and brake pedal
alternatively while driving.

• PEBS may not always achieve optimal

performance if:

» The front bumper is strongly

impacted due to an accident or
other reasons;

» Tyres are not properly inflated or

excessively worn;

» Non-conforming tyres are 1 Without ABS

installed;

» Anti-skid tyre chains are installed; 2 With ABS

» A small spare tyre or emergency ABS helps prevent wheel locking or slipping
tyre repair tool is being used. in emergency braking or when the vehicle is
being driven on wet and slippery roads, so as
• Contact a BYD authorised dealer or
service provider to calibrate the radar to maintain steering control.
sensors if:

» Radar sensors have been removed;

» Four wheels have been re-aligned
due to wheel deviation;

» A collision happens;
» The PEBS performance degrades
or the instrument cluster indicates
a system abnormality.

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 WARNING! CAUTION!

• ABS is not designed to shorten the • ABS cannot prevent slipping caused
vehicle's braking distance. Be sure by a sudden change of direction,
to maintain a safe distance from the e.g. trying to turn the steering wheel
vehicle ahead. The vehicle may require quickly or change lanes suddenly.
a longer braking distance than a Always maintain a safe speed while
vehicle without ABS if: driving, regardless of the road or
weather conditions.
» The vehicle is running on a muddy
road or one covered in gravel or • When running on spongy or uneven
snow; roads (e.g. roads covered in gravel
or snow), vehicles without ABS may
» The vehicle is running with tyre require longer braking distances than
chains; those with ABS. Should this occur,
» The vehicle is running on a bumpy slow down and maintain a longer
road; distance from other vehicles.

» The vehicle is running on an

uneven road or one with many REMINDER
potholes.
• When ABS is functional, it is normal
• ABS may not work effectively if: for the brake pedal to vibrate.
» The limit of tyre grip performance
is exceeded (e.g. using over-worn Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
tyres on a snowy road);

» The vehicle is running at high The ESC system determines the driver's
speeds on a slippery road. intention according to the steering wheel
angle, vehicle speed, and other information,
and constantly compares them with the
CAUTION! actual driving conditions. If the vehicle
deviates from its normal running route (e.g.
• If both parking system fault warning skidding), ESC will correct it by applying
indicator and the ABS warning braking forces to the corresponding wheels.
indicator light up, park the vehicle
safely and contact a BYD authorised
dealer or service provider at once.

• ABS will not work when its fault

warning indicator is on.

• ABS cannot reduce the time or

distance required for braking, it only
helps with controlling steering when
brakes are used. Always maintain a
safe distance from other vehicles.

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 is functional.
2 With ESC
Turning ESC Off
If the vehicle begins to oversteer (i.e.
drifting), ESC will apply braking forces to Tap on / > DiPilot or pull down
the front wheel near the outer side of the Quick Settings menu to turn ESC OFF on.
curve. If the vehicle begins to understeer After ESC is turned off, the ESC OFF warning
(i.e. excessively large turning radius), ESC indicator on the instrument cluster will
will apply breaking forces to the rear wheel light up.
near the inner side of the curve. Vehicles
not equipped with ESC may deviate from
the normal driving route when skidding CAUTION!
occurs. Vehicles equipped with ESC can
be corrected according to the skidding • Incorrect tyre specifications
or suspension retrofitting will
amount to prevent route deviation.
compromise the driving safety
systems and may result in ESC faults.
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Turning ESC On
• If different tyres are installed on the
ESC is turned on by default when the vehicle, ABS and ESC will not be
vehicle is started, and the ESC OFF warning functional.

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indicator on the instrument cluster is
off. • Contact a BYD authorised dealer or
service provider for details on how to
replace tyres or wheels.

REMINDER

• If the vehicle gets stuck in snow or

mud, ESC may reduce powertrain
power output to the wheels. Should
this occur, it is recommended that
ESC is turned off to get the vehicle
With ESC turned off, tap on / > DiPilot out.
or pull down the Quick Settings menu on
the centre console touchscreen to turn ESC • When ESC is functional, it will not
OFF off. immediately execute the "OFF"
command if it is turned off. Instead, it
After ESC is turned off manually, it will will execute the "OFF" command only
automatically turn on when the vehicle after the active intervention control is
speed exceeds 80 km/h. completed.
After ESC is turned off manually, it will • ESC ensures vehicle stability and
automatically turn on when the vehicle is driving force. Do not turn it off if not
restarted. necessary.

Activating ESC
Electronic Brakeforce
With ESC on, if there is a risk of slipping or Distribution (EBD)
reversing when the vehicle is started on a
slope, or if any driving wheel is idling, the
When the vehicle is braking, EBD will
ESC fault warning indicator will flash,
automatically adjust the braking force
indicating that ESC has been activated and
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to improve braking efficiency and stability Brake Override System (BOS)
using ABS.
BOS allows the driver to stop the vehicle
Traction Control System (TCS) by pressing the brake pedal even while
pressing the accelerator pedal.
TCS prevents driving wheels from slipping
during acceleration by reducing motor Hill Descent Control (HDC)
power. If necessary, TCS will apply braking
forces for the purpose of control, so as HDC uses active braking to help with
to prevent the slipping of driving wheels. driving uphill and downhill at low speeds.
Under unfavorable running conditions, When HDC is active, ABS is activated once
TCS makes the vehicle easier to start, the wheels slip enough to trigger it to help
accelerate, and go uphill. with driving downhill or reversing safely
and smoothly.
WARNING!
Turning HDC On/Off
• When the vehicle is running on a wet
and slippery road, TCS may be unable
to control the direction and meet the
power output requirements, even if it
is functional.

Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC)

When the running vehicle takes a sudden

turn, the VDC system will ascertain the Pull down the Quick Settings menu on the
intent of the driver according to the steering centre console touchscreen and tap on
wheel angle and the vehicle speed and will to turn HDC on/off.
continuously compare that information
with actual vehicle conditions. If the vehicle • When HDC is on, this button will be on
deviates from the normal running route, blue and the HDC ON indicator on
VDC will make corrections by applying the instrument cluster will light up.
braking forces to the corresponding wheels
to help the driver maintain control in case • When HDC is activated, the HDC ON
of skidding, and maintain the vehicle's indicator on the instrument cluster
directional stability. will flash.

• When HDC is off, the HDC ON indicator

Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA) on the instrument cluster will go
out.
When the driver quickly presses the brake
pedal, HBA can identify that the vehicle CAUTION!
is experiencing an emergency and will
quickly increase the braking pressure to • In some special cases, such as
the maximum value. ABS will therefore driving down a long hill, HDC may be
be activated more quickly to shorten the temporarily unavailable due to brake
braking distance. overheating. HDC will not resume its
function until the brakes cool down.

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 REMINDER REMINDER

• HDC automatically turns off when the • As long as the system detects rain
vehicle speed exceeds 65 km/ h. drops or the wiper signal is ON, the
brake disc will be regularly wiped at
• HDC works within the range of certain intervals to improve safety.
approximately 11-38 km/h. Within
this range, the accelerator or brake
pedal can be pressed or released to Cooperative Regenerative
adjust vehicle speed.
Braking System (CRBS)

Controlled Deceleration for The CRBS system combines motor energy

regeneration torque and hydraulic braking
Parking Brake (CDP)
torque to form the braking torque required
by the driver. When the driver presses the
When the EPB switch is pulled up, CDP brake pedal, the motor energy regeneration
will engage and the vehicle will brake at torque and the hydraulic braking torque 08
a constant deceleration (the deceleration will continuously cooperate to meet any
will be 0.4g if only the EPB switch is pulled necessary braking requirements.
up and 0.8g if the EPB switch is pulled up

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and the brake pedal is pressed at the same
time) until the vehicle comes to a stop. If Electronic Brake Pre-charging
EPB is released, CDP will stop functioning. (EBP)

Hill Hold Control (HHC) EBP will monitor the status of the
accelerator pedal through the IPB system to
pre-build pressure for the braking system,
When the vehicle is started on a slope, HHC
so as to shorten the response time of the
can maintain brake pressure for 1 second to
braking system and improve driving safety.
prevent the vehicle from sliding backward
after the brake pedal is released.
Roll Movement Intervention
WARNING! (RMI)

• When the vehicle is started on a steep When the vehicle turns, RMI will determine
slope, the vehicle may slip. Therefore, if there is a risk of rollover by monitoring
never rely solely on HHC. Be mindful the movement of the vehicle. If any risk is
of safe driving. detected, braking will be applied to one
or more wheels to decelerate and avoid
rollover.
Brake Disc Wiping (BDW)
Comfort Stop (CST)
When the wiper switch is turned on or rain
drops are detected by the rain sensors, IPB
CST integrates the brake pedal adjustment
will apply a small brake pressure to the four
and comfort stop functions to provide a
brakes so the brake pads make contact
more comfortable driving experience.
with the discs. The water film on the brake
discs is then removed to reduce the brake Brake pedal adjustment: the brake pedal
response time, and shorten the braking mode is used to adjust how the driver feels
distance. the brake pedal on their foot. Changes in
brake pedal pressing depth as a function of

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the vehicle deceleration vary according to • If the vehicle speed is above 20km/h
different brake pedal modes. up to 30km/h, the warning sound will
become softer as the vehicle speed
Tap on / > Vehicle Settings > increases.
Driving Comfort Adjustment on the
centre console touchscreen to set the brake • If the vehicle speed is above 30 km/h, the
pedal adjustment mode as Standard or warning sound will stop automatically.
Comfort .

Comfortable parking: in case of

deceleration and stopping in normal Airbags
situations, the suspension pitch and
impact when decelerating are reduced by Protection function of airbags
controlling the braking pressure of all four
brakes to bring the vehicle to a smooth When the vehicle suffers any severe impact
stop. that could potentially cause injury to driver
Tap on / > Vehicle Settings > and/or passengers, the airbags will quickly
Driving Comfort Adjustment on the be deployed and inflate. Airbags and the
centre console touchscreen to turn the CST seat belts work in tandem to reduce the risk
on/off. of serious injury to occupants in the event
of an accident.

Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System Make sure to carefully read and follow the
(AVAS) precautions below.

In order to prevent incidents, the vehicle WARNING!

will issue an acoustic prompt when
running at low speeds to alert surrounding • Be sure to fasten seat belts correctly.
pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, etc.
• Improperly protected infants, toddlers
and young children may sustain
serious or even life-threatening
injuries due to airbag deployment.
Children must be properly protected
with child protection devices.

• Do not place, install or stick anything

in the dashboard panel or steering
wheel airbag areas. Doing so can
launch these objects at occupants
Tap on / > Vehicle Settings > when the frontal airbags deploy,
Intelligent Notification on the centre causing serious and potentially life-
console touchscreen to set Engine Sound threatening injuries.
Simulator as Standard or Dynamic .
• Do not use seat accessories that
When the vehicle is in Reverse, a may obstruct the deployment of the
continuous warning sound will sound. front seat side airbags, cause system
failure or accidental deployment,
When the vehicle is in Drive: resulting in serious and potentially
life-threatening injuries.
• If the vehicle speed is above 0km/h up to
20km/h, the warning sound will become
louder as the vehicle speed increases.

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 marked with the lettering "AIRBAG".
WARNING!
In the event of a head-on collision that
• Do not hang coat hangers or other meets the necessary frontal airbag
hard objects from the roof or the deployment conditions, the frontal airbags
roof handles. These objects may will deploy to protect the head and chest of
be ejected when the side curtain the occupants.
airbag deploys, causing serious and
potentially life-threatening injuries.
Front Seat Side Airbags
• Do not touch any airbag part
immediately after their deployment
to avoid scalding.

• If occupants have difficulty breathing

after airbag deployment, either open
the door or window for ventilation,

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or leave the vehicle before ensuring
the environment is safe. Wash off any
residue as soon as possible to avoid
skin irritation.

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CAUTION!

• Do not hit the area where the airbag The front seat side airbags are installed on
components are located or apply the side of the driver and front passenger
excessive force to these areas, as seat backrests, and are marked with the
doing so may cause the airbag to fail lettering "AIRBAG".
or deploy.
In the event of a side collision that meets
• Contact a BYD authorised dealer the necessary side airbag deployment
or service provider if any airbag is conditions, the side airbags will deploy to
damaged. protect the occupants.

Side Curtain Airbags

Front Seat Frontal Airbags

The side curtain airbags are installed on the

The front seat airbags are installed in the lower left and right edges of the roof, and
steering wheel and dashboard panel, and are marked with the lettering "CURTAIN

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AIRBAG".

In the event of a moderate to severe side

collision of the vehicle that meets the
necessary side curtain airbag deployment
conditions, the side curtain airbags will
deploy to help protect the occupants
heads.

Airbag Deployment

In the event of a collision, the decisive

factors for airbag deployment are vehicle
speed and collision angle. The type of The vehicle hits a kerbstone or other
accident, obstacles, and other factors are protruding objects;
also taken into consideration.

When airbags deploy:

• The airbag will deploy (inflate) at a

very high speed, so it may cause slight
scratches and burns.

• It will produce a loud noise and spray a

powdery substance.

• The airbag areas and airbags may

become very hot.

• The windscreen may be broken.

• The HV power supply of the vehicle will The front end of the vehicle hits the ground
automatically cut off. when the vehicle is going downhill;

• The vehicle will automatically unlock.

• Hazard warning lights will be on.
Airbags may deploy if:

The vehicle suffers a lateral collision by

another vehicle.

The front end of the vehicle hits the ground

after passing over a deep pothole;

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Airbags may not deploy if:

The vehicle rolls over;

The vehicle hits a concrete column, tree or

any other long and slender object;
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The vehicle hits a wall or another vehicle
on a part other than the front;

The vehicle hits the lower rear part of a

truck;

A part other than the cabin of the vehicle

suffers a lateral collision;

The vehicle suffers a rear-end collision by

another vehicle;

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 warning indicator does not go out after
turning on or remains lit up while driving,
along with a text prompt on the instrument
cluster, this indicates that SRS has failed.

CAUTION!

• Please contact a BYD authorised

dealer or service provider if the SRS
system has failed.

Checking SRS
A side of the vehicle suffers an oblique
collision; Check the SRS system regularly.

• Check if the SRS Fault warning indicator

works normally.

• Check the airbag for scratches, cracks or

any other damage.

• Check if any objects are placed, installed,

or stuck to the airbag deployment path.

Replacing SRS system

components

Read and follow the precautions below

The vehicle hits a roadside post. when replacing SRS components.

SRS Warning Indicator WARNING!

• The airbag can only be triggered once.

• Do not modify, disassemble or discard
SRS.

CAUTION!

• It is recommended to contact a BYD

authorised dealer or service provider
for maintenance or replacement of
the SRS system if:

» An airbag has been deployed;

When the vehicle is powered on, the system
will conduct a self-inspection. The SRS fault
warning indicator will light up for a few
seconds and then automatically go out,
indicating that SRS is functional. If the fault

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 CAUTION!
Warning Information

» The front of the vehicle is damaged When TPMS detects low tyre pressure or
or deformed, or the vehicle suffers high tyre temperature, the tyre pressure
an accident that is insufficient to fault warning indicator on the
cause the front seat frontal airbags instrument cluster will light up and there
to deploy; will be a text prompt of the relevant fault
information.
» The doors and surrounding areas
are damaged or deformed, or
Alarms Descriptions
the vehicle has an accident that
is insufficient to cause the side
The warning indicator
airbags and the side curtain
stays on and the tyre Low tyre
airbags to deploy.
pressure value is pressure
displayed in yellow.

Tyre Pressure Monitoring The warning indicator 08

System (TPMS) stays on after flashing and
the tyre pressure value is
Abnormal
signal

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displayed as an abnormal
TPMS collects information about tyre signal.
pressure and temperature in real time
through the sensors installed in the wheels. The warning indicator
When abnormalities are detected, the tyre stays on after flashing
pressure fault warning indicator will and the tyre pressure
light up. value is displayed as an
System fault
abnormal signal. At the
Tyre Pressure Display same time, a text prompt
appears reading "Check
the TPMS".

Low tyre pressure: check the

corresponding tyre for air leakage and refill
it to its correct pressure (refer to Vehicle
Information - Specifications - Wheels
and Tyres Specifications).

Abnormal signal: contact a BYD

authorised dealer or service provider.
If no tyre pressure fault is displayed
on the instrument cluster, the tyre System fault: contact a BYD authorised
pressure information can be accessed dealer or service provider.
on the instrument cluster menu - driving
When the tyre pressure fault warning
information. Tyre pressure information
indicator on the instrument cluster is
includes:
on, the following can be done:
Tyre pressure: current real-time pressure
Cancel alarm: press the right roller on the
of each tyre.
steering wheel to cancel the alarm. If the
Temperature: current real-time fault is not resolved, the instrument cluster
temperature of each tyre. will relay the alarm information the next
time the vehicle is started.

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Check tyre pressure fault information:
rotate the right roller on the steering wheel WARNING!
to check the tyre pressure warning details
of each tyre. • Turn on the fog lights and control the
vehicle speed when driving in fog.
Sound the horn whenever necessary
WARNING! to remind pedestrians and other
vehicles.
• To avoid accidents, do not continue
driving when the tyre pressure fault • When you hear a horn from another
warning indicator is on. vehicle, sound your horn immediately
to signal the location of the vehicle.

CAUTION! • Try to drive in the middle of the road

and do not drive along the roadside
• If the tyres or sensors need to be in order to avoid colliding with parked
replaced, or the tyre positioning vehicles.
needs to be changed, contact a BYD
• Before driving on foggy days, all of
authorised dealer or service provider. the vehicle's lights should be checked
• Contact a BYD authorised dealer comprehensively. When driving, the
or service provider in case of TPMS rear fog lights, clearance lights and
failure. low beam must be turned on. This
will increase visibility and allow better
visibility of vehicles, pedestrians
and road conditions, as well as their

Driving in Harsh
visibility of your own vehicle.

Weather
• Do not slam on or quickly release
the accelerator pedal. Do not brake
suddenly or turn the steering wheel

Driving in Fog
sharply. To control the vehicle speed,
first release the accelerator pedal
slowly and then gently press the brake
When driving in foggy conditions, read and pedal to prevent a rear-end collision.
follow the precautions below.

WARNING! REMINDER

• Check the vehicle's lighting • Control vehicle speed and obey all
system, such as the front and rear local traffic regulations.
combination lights and rear fog lights
before driving, to prevent accidents
and personal injury.
Driving in Rain
• Fog makes for poor visibility, which
considerably increases the risk of
traffic accidents. Limiting travel plans WARNING!
on foggy days is recommended.
• Control vehicle speed. Rainy weather
makes for poor visibility and slippery
roads, thus greatly increasing the risk
of traffic accidents and injuries.

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 WARNING! Driving in Hot Weather
• Do not slam on or quickly release
the accelerator pedal. Do not brake WARNING!
suddenly or turn the steering wheel
sharply. To control vehicle speed, first • Do not wear slippers or high heels to
release the accelerator pedal slowly drive. In summer, tyre pressure will
and then gently press the brake pedal. rise with temperature, so tyres are
more prone to bursting.
• Sudden braking, acceleration, and
sharp turning on slippery roads are • When parking, check for any
likely to cause the vehicle aquaplane dangerous or flammable materials
and lose control. Make sure to drive around the vehicle.
carefully. • Avoid exposing the vehicle to intense
sunlight during the hot season, and
• When it rains, clean the side mirrors
do not carry flammable or explosive
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or turn on their heaters to prevent
blind spots. substances such as lighters, paper
scraps, cloth toys, perfumes, etc. in
• Turn on the fog lights and low beam. the vehicle.

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• If heavy rain or thunderstorms prevent
the vehicle from moving forward,

Driving in Cold Weather

park safely at a place where there is
no risk of flooding. Turn on the hazard
warning lights.
WARNING!
CAUTION!
• In the cold season, make sure to
carefully check the vehicle safety
• After the rain, the vehicle should
be cleaned as quickly as possible devices such as steering wheel,
to prevent acidic rain water from brakes, lighting, dashboard, horn,
corroding the paint. wipers, etc. before driving.

• Before driving over waterlogged • Roads are slippery after snowfall.

road stretches, their depth must Maintain a stable speed and do not
be ascertained. The depth of any make any quick movements like
waterlogged stretch must not exceed sudden acceleration, braking, and
the lower edge of the vehicle body. steering. Accelerate steadily and keep
the vehicle at medium to low speeds.
• After driving off a waterlogged area,
gently press the brake pedal to check • Start and accelerate gently to prevent
if the brakes are functioning normally. skidding and sideslips.
When the brake pads are wet, • Check the condition of the 12V battery
braking will suffer a clear decrease in (starter Fe battery) frequently and
performance. keep it fully charged.

• Have some spare tools ready for use in

case of emergency. These can include:
anti-skid chains, windscreen scrapers,
sand bags, and emergency flashers.

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 CAUTION! CAUTION!

• Park where there is no snow or water • Do not use anti-skid chains on dry
to prevent water from freezing and ground. Remove anti-skid chains
tearing the wheels. once road surfaces are free from ice or
snow.
• Place a wood board under the tyres to
protect them from snow.
REMINDER
• Avoid parking under trees to prevent
damage from falling ice.
• Follow local regulations before fitting
• After parking, lift the wiper arm to on tyre chains.
prevent it from freezing onto the
windscreen, which may cause tearing
or damage to the motor.
Trip Record
Using Anti-Skid Chains
Dashcam
Install anti-skid chains on the front
and rear wheels before driving in harsh
Interface Introduction
environments such as snowy or icy roads.

WARNING!

• Anti-skid chains should be installed

on the front and rear wheels in pairs.

• Never drive at speeds exceeding 30

km/h or the speed specified for the
anti-skid chains, whichever is smaller.
Do not speed, accelerate, decelerate
or turn sharply.
1 Menu bar
• When decelerating, use the brake
pedal correctly. Sudden braking on Real-time images, playback list and settings
snowy or icy roads will cause the can be switched.
vehicle to skid, drift or slip. Maintain a
safe distance from the vehicle ahead, 2 Menu bar function
and gently press the brake pedal when
needed. Note that the anti-skid chains Video recording, photo-taking and video
installed on the tyres can provide the locking are available.
proper amount of friction, but cannot
completely prevent skidding. 3 Image area
• Using anti-skid chains that are not up
to specifications will adversely affect Images in front of the vehicle can be
the performance and safety of the displayed.
vehicle.

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Real-time Image Locked videos can be viewed by tapping
on DVR > Playback > Lock Video on the
Video Recording centre console touchscreen.

1. Install an SD card. REMINDER

2. Tap on the button on the main
interface of the centre console • Locked videos will not be overwritten.
touchscreen to enter the dashcam
interface.
Playback List

Recorded travel videos, locked videos and

photos taken can be viewed.

Settings

Video recording duration, recording 08

resolution, and delete data can be set.

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3. Select the video recording button in REMINDER
the function menu bar for the dashcam
system to start recording images that are • Once deleted, data cannot be
in its front in real time. recovered. Please think twice before
deleting any data.
4. Tap on the video recording button
again to stop the video recording.
Recorded videos can be viewed in the
playback list.
In-Vehicle Camera
REMINDER

• The vehicle is not equipped with an

SD card, which must be purchased
and installed on your own. (Refer
to Ride - Comfort Ride - SD Card
Slot).

Taking Photos

Tap on the button on the dashcam

interface to take photos. The system will
take photos of the images in front of the
vehicle and store them in the SD card. The in-vehicle camera is used for some
apps whenever they need to be called
Locking Videos via the centre console touchscreen. The
camera lens cover can be closed when not
Tap on the button on the dashcam
needed.
interface to lock the first 20 seconds to the
last 10 seconds of the currently recorded
videos.

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 mode. After setting, the instrument cluster
REMINDER will display the set mode.

• For privacy reasons, the in-vehicle Alternatively, pull down Quick Settings
camera is turned off, and only menu or tap on / > New Energy
enabled when required through the > Energy Flow to choose Larger or
centre console touchscreen. Standard as the regenerative braking
mode.

10km/h Speed Lock

REMINDER

• When the AEB system is triggered or

the brake pedal is quickly pressed to
Speed Sensing Auto Lock a certain depth, the vehicle will brake
first and no energy will be gained
When the vehicle speed exceeds through regenerative braking.
approximately 10 km/h, all doors will
automatically lock.

0-100 km/h: Full

Regenerative Throttle Experience
Braking
Full throttle can be achieved when:
This vehicle is equipped with regenerative
• The high-voltage battery SOC is 95% or
braking, which uses a motor to convert the above;
kinetic energy generated by the vehicle
while braking or coasting into electric • The vehicle is in SPORT mode. (Refer
energy. This energy is then stored in the to Driving - Pulling Out of Parking
high-voltage battery, thereby improving the Spaces - Driving/Terrain Mode
vehicle's driving range. Switching.)

• Bring up the acceleration timer

Operation method interface in the menu information.
(Refer to Driving - Getting to Know
the instrument cluster - instrument
cluster Control.)

WARNING!

• Be mindful of all relevant safety

measures when experiencing this
function.

• Before experiencing this function,

check if tyre, brake and other vehicle
functions are in optimal conditions.

When the vehicle is powered on, push or • Do not use this function when
visibility is low (e.g. dust, haze and at
pull the energy regeneration lever to select
night).
the larger or standard regenerative braking

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 WARNING!

• Do not use this function on slippery,

snowy, muddy, or water-logged roads,
nor on grass, sand, etc.

• Do not use this function on roads with

complex traffic environments (e.g. at
junctions, with pedestrians or other
traffic participants).

• Do not use this function before you

are fully familiar with the vehicle, so
as to avoid accidents.

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DRIVING

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PARKING
Side Mirror Auto-Tilt..........................130
Park Assist..........................................130
Panoramic View.................................131
Side Mirror Auto- Operation method

Tilt
When this feature is turned on, both side
mirrors automatically tilt downward when
reversing to improve the view of the lower
area on each side of the vehicle.

Operation method

• The Park Assist feature can be turned

on/off by tapping on / > DiPilot
or pulling down the Quick Settings
menu to select Park Assist on the centre
console touchscreen.

• The Park Assist System turns on

automatically whenever "Reverse" is
shifted into.

The Auto-Tilt feature can be turned on/off REMINDER

when the vehicle is powered on by tapping
on / > Vehicle Settings > Side • When reversing, the touchscreen
Mirror Auto-Tilt on the centre console automatically displays the
touchscreen. "Panoramic View" interface.

With the feature turned on, shift into • When reversing is cancelled, the
"Reverse", and both side mirrors screen returns to the previous image.
automatically tilt downward to a set angle.

Sensor position and detection

Park Assist range

Detection range
The Park Assist System is designed to assist Sensor position
(mm)
in reversing by using 8 radar sensors in the
front and rear of the vehicle. While parking,
Both front sides 600
the Park Assist System informs the distance
between the vehicle and an obstacle
Front centre 1200
through images displayed on the centre
console touchscreen and beeps to alert of Both rear sides 600
close objects.
Rear centre 1200

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Working state shaped objects.

• Obstacles are cotton, snow, materials

Distance which absorb radio waves, objects
Image Beep
(mm) whose surfaces do not reflect
detection signals, or clothing with such
characteristics is worn.
~700-1200 Slow • There is ultrasonic noise in the same
frequency, such as metal noise, high-
pressure gas emission noise, vehicle
horn sounding against the sensor, etc.

~300-700 Fast • Reversing is taking place on a slope.

• Driving on grass or bumpy roads.
• Driving in harsh weather.
~0-300 Constant
WARNING!

• The Park Assist System is for guidance

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purposes only and cannot ensure that
~300-600 Fast all obstacles are detected under every

PARKING
circumstance. When parking, always
check the surroundings.

• Do not have high-pressure water or

~0-300 Constant steam come into direct contact with
the sensors when washing the vehicle,
as doing so may damage them.

When driving at speeds below 10 km/h

with the Park Assist System on, a beep will
be heard if the sensor detects an obstacle
within its range.
Panoramic View
Beeping becomes faster as the vehicle The Panoramic View System captures
moves closer to the obstacle. When the real-life images around the vehicle with
distance is within about 0.3m, the beeper four cameras placed outside. A specific
sounds at a constant tone. At this point, algorithm builds the panoramic view
stop the vehicle to avoid collision. and displays it in the centre console
touchscreen. The vehicle surroundings are
System Limit displayed in real time, and blind spots are
reduced. This feature also allows predicting
the vehicle's motions with the help of the
The system may not detect obstacles when:
steering wheel angle, vehicle size, and
• Sensors are covered by or attached to other parameters. This information is then
foreign objects. superimposed on the Panoramic View
to help the driver better understand the
• Obstacles are wires, fences, ropes, or current conditions for safe driving.
other small items.

• Obstacles are acute reflectors or cone

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Turning Panoramic View on/off Interface

1 Menu

Views can be switched from front, rear,

• Press the button on the left side of
left, and right of the vehicle under the
the steering wheel to turn the Panoramic
Panoramic View mode or by setting the
View System on/off.
menu.
• When shifting into Drive, the Panoramic
View System turns on automatically. 2 Top View Area

• When shifting into Drive and/or turning Tap on the view icons on this interface, and
on the left/right turning light, the the individual corresponding views are
Panoramic View System turns on displayed in the image area.
automatically. The Steering Linkage
feature can be turned on by tapping on
3 Image
/ > DiPilot > Panoramic View
on the centre console touchscreen.
The real-time view outside the vehicle at a
• When the Park Assist System is triggered, set angle can be displayed in this area.
the Panoramic View System turns on
automatically. The Radar Trigger 4 Function Menu
Panoramic View feature can be turned
on by tapping on / > DiPilot > The vehicle status and viewing angle in the
Panoramic View on the centre console top view area and the image area can be
touchscreen. set.

• Whenever the vehicle exceeds the speed

limit, the Panoramic View System turns Viewing Angle Switching
off automatically.
Auto Switching
• Tap on the button on the home
screen to enter the Panoramic View When shifting into Drive:
interface.
• The image displayed switches to the
front view automatically.

• When turning on the left turning light,

the image displayed switches to the
front left wheel image automatically.

• When turning on the right turning light,

the image displayed switches to the

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 front right wheel image automatically. Transparent Panoramic View
When shifting into Reverse, the image
displayed switches to the rear view
automatically.

Manual Switching

Tap on the button or the Top View Area

to switch between physical vehicle mode
and transparent vehicle mode.

In transparent vehicle mode, the road

surface underneath the vehicle can be
Tap on the Viewing Angle icon to enter the viewed in the top view area.

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corresponding viewing angle mode.

REMINDER

• Never depend on the Panoramic View

PARKING
while driving as this feature does not
allow for real-time imaging and the
image interface cannot fully reflect
the environment underneath the
vehicle.

Tap on the button to enter 3D Function Settings

Panoramic View mode. In 3D mode, touch
and drag the vehicle image or tap on the
Viewing Angle icon on the lower right to
switch between viewing angles.

Park Assist

Tap on the button to turn the Park

Assist System on/off.

With this feature turned on, the image

displays a warning when the vehicle Change Avatar Colour
approaches an obstacle. Please refer to the
Parking - Park Assist section. Tap on "Switch" to switch the Colour of
vehicle body in the view.

Radar Trigger Panoramic View

With this feature turned on, when driving at

speeds below 10 km/h with the Park Assist
system activated, the Park Assist System

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and Panoramic View System will turn on
automatically if the sensor detects an REMINDER
obstacle within detection range.
• In the event the vehicle is started and
the infotainment system is not yet
S teering Linkage fully activated, the "Panoramic View"
Activating this feature will cause the display interface will either have a
Panoramic View System to turn on delayed reaction or the screen will
automatically whenever shifting into Drive flash whenever the Panoramic View
and/or turning on the turning light. start button is pushed or the vehicle
is shifted into Reverse. This is the
normal power-on process for the
WARNING! cameras, and is no cause for concern.

• As the Panoramic View System uses • Whenever the vehicle is moving

wide-angle fisheye cameras, objects on at a low speed, there may be
the display screen may appear distorted. misalignment between the image
underneath the vehicle and the
• The Panoramic View System is for image outside the vehicle due to the
parking/driving assistance only. Always transparent panoramic view being
check the surroundings when parking/ affected by changes in vehicle speed
driving to avoid accidents. or frequent braking.
• Do not use the Panoramic View System
unless the side mirrors are fully extended
and the doors are closed.

• Drivers must use multiple approaches

to judge the distance between the
vehicle and objects, as objects
displayed on the "Panoramic View"
interface are potentially different from
what they may appear, especially
when the vehicle is moving closer to
objects.

CAUTION!

• Cameras are installed on the front

grille, under the left/right side
mirrors, and above the rear license
plate. Make sure that the cameras are
unobstructed.

• Do not have high-pressure water

or steam come into direct contact
with the cameras when washing the
vehicle, as doing so may damage
them.

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EXITING
Getting Ready to Exit.........................136
Unlocking from Inside.......................136
Exiting Courtesy.................................137
After Exiting........................................137
Getting Ready to
Exit
Closing Windows
Please refer to the Ride - Driver Window
Controls - Driver Window Controls
section.

Closing Sunroof
CAUTION!
Please refer to the Ride - Comfort -
Panoramic Sunroof/Sunshade section.
• If the electronic parking brake (EPB)
fails to apply automatically when
shifting into Park, contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service provider.
Powering Off
Normal
Unlocking from
Inside
1. Press the brake pedal, stop the vehicle,
and press the "P" gear button to shift to
Park.
2. Press the "START/STOP" button to power Auto Unlocking
off.
When the vehicle powered off, all doors
unlock automatically.

Unlocking with the

"Unlock" Button

Remote control

1. Press the brake pedal, stop the vehicle,

and press the "P" gear button to shift to
Park.
2. Press and hold the remote Start button
to power off the vehicle from the
outside. Press the button to unlock all doors.

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Unlocking with the After Exiting
Interior Door Handle
Open Window/Sunroof
Alarm
When the vehicle is powered off and the
front left door is opened, a beep will be
heard and a message of "Windows left
opened/Sunroof left opened" will be
displayed on the instrument cluster if any
window or the sunroof has been left open.

With doors locked:

Pull the interior door handle to unlock the

corresponding door.

Pull the interior door handle again to open. 10

With doors unlocked:

EXITING
Pull the interior door handle to open the
corresponding door.

REMINDER

• When the child protection lock is

activated, rear doors cannot be
opened by pulling their interior
handles.

Exiting Courtesy
When the vehicle is powered on, tap on
/ > Vehicle Settings > Exiting
Courtesy on the centre console
touchscreen to select your desired mode.

With this feature enabled, the steering

wheel retracts and the driver seat slides
backwards when the vehicle is powered off
and the front left door is opened, so exiting
is made easier.

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CHARGING
Charging Instructions........................140
Charging Port.....................................143
AC Charging........................................144
DC Charging.......................................146
Smart Charging..................................146
Compatibility of Vehicle and Charging
Infrastructure.....................................147
Charging » Do not expose the charging equipment
to heat.
Instructions • When the state of charge (SOC) bar
on the instrument is red, it indicates
Charging Precautions that battery power is about to run out.
Charge the vehicle immediately. Failure
to do so can reduce the battery life and
• Children should be supervised when jeopardise the driving experience.
in the vicinity of plugged-in charging
equipment. • To ensure safety, it is recommended
that the vehicle is powered off before
• Charge the vehicle in a safe environment charging.
(away from fire or heat sources).
• To reduce the risk of electric shock,
• Inspection and procedure before never operate equipment with wet
charging:
hands.
» Make sure there are no abnormalities
with the power supply equipment,
• Inserting Charging Connector before
Charging:
charging connector, charging port,
adapter, etc., such as cable wear, » Make sure that that there are no
port rust, shell rupture or foreign foreign objects in the charging
substances in the port. connector and charging port, and the
electric shock protection cap of the
» Do not charge when the metal terminal
charging connector terminal is not
of the power plug/outlet or the
loose or deformed.
charging connector/port is damaged
or loosely connected due to rust or » While holding the charging connector,
corrosion. Contact a BYD authorised aim it at the charging port and push
dealer or service provider. it in. Check to ensure it is properly
inserted.
» When there is obvious staining or
moisture on the power plug/outlet or • If there is anything abnormal about
charging connector/port, please wipe either the vehicle or charging equipment
it with a dry, clean cloth to ensure that when charging, stop immediately and
the joint is dry and clean. contact a BYD authorised dealer or
service provider.
• Use only certified charging equipment
specifically designed for electric vehicles: • Do not conduct vehicle repairs or testing
while charging.
» Do not attempt to modify,
disassemble, or service the charging When charging, the following precautions
equipment yourself. There are no user must be taken in order to prevent damage:
serviceable parts inside.
» Do not shake the charging connector.
» Uncertified products are strictly Doing so may damage the charging
prohibited. port of the vehicle.
• In order to avoid damage to charging » Given the risk of lightning strikes,
equipment: charging the vehicle during a
thunderstorm is not recommended.
» Do not hit the charging equipment, or
subject it to falls or collisions in order • Precautions During Charging:
to prevent mechanical damage.

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 » In order to ensure proper charging function.
power flow, it is not recommended
that any of the vehicle's high-power • When the battery cooling or heating
electrical appliances - such as air function is activated, it is normal for the
conditioner - is turned on. charging time to be slightly delayed and
the charge to increase slightly.
» It is recommended that the vehicle
is parked in a ventilated place when • The time required for a full battery
charging. charge varies according to the charging
mode, SOC, battery temperature, service
• Using the control box triangle hook: time, ambient temperature, and other
hang the hook after charging to prevent conditions.
damage to the charging cable.
• If the charging port hatch is frozen and
• The charging system stops automatically cannot be opened, use hot water to
when the battery is fully charged. open it, do not force it open.

• To interrupt charging, it is necessary • In hot weather, charge the vehicle in a

to first turn off the power supply cool and ventilated place.
equipment before disconnecting the
charging adapter. CAUTION!
• Pulling Out Charging Connector After
Charging: • When the charging port hatch is
locked, do not force it open.
» Stop charging and unlock the charging
connector. • When the charging port protection 11
cover is fully open, do not close the
» Hold the charging connector and pull charging port hatch.

CHARGING
it out horizontally.

» Do not forcibly pull out the charging Charging Mode

connector when the charging port lock
is activated. Doing so may damage the To avoid battery power loss, thus
charging port. compromising driving experience, it is very
important to promptly charge and estimate
• After the charging connector is
unplugged, reinsert the charging port SOC requirement before driving.
protection cover and close the port The vehicle features the following charging
hatch. modes:
• Make sure the charging equipment has • Scheduled charging (Charge the vehicle
been disconnected before powering on
regularly at a scheduled charging time)
the vehicle.
• Instant charging (Start charging
• If the vehicle has not been used for immediately after the charging
an extended period of time (over one
connector is connected or operated)
month), it is recommended that it is
fully charged before driving in order
to prolong the battery life. It is also REMINDER
recommended that vehicle is charged
once a month whenever it is not in use. • Scheduled charging mode only
supports AC charging.
• When the battery is found to be too hot
or too cold, the system automatically
activates the battery cooling or heating

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Charging equipment Charging status indication

Household charging equipment Charging port indicator

1 Charging Connector
Colour Status Description
2 Charging Plug
Connecting for
3 Charging Cable Flash
charging

4 Control box
ON Scheduled charging
Charging pile charger

Flash Charging

ON Charging completed

ON Charging fault

CAUTION!

• The charging connector cannot

be pulled off when the charging
indicator flashes yellow or is
1 Vehicle's charging connector continually lit up.

2 Charging cable

3 Pile charging connector

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Charging control box indicator
Charging Port

Colour Status Description The charging port is located at the rear

right of the vehicle.

ON Powered on Unlock the vehicle, press the rear edge

of the charging port hatch to open the
charging port.
Charging equipment
ON
connected Close the charging port cap in place.
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Flash Charging CAUTION!

CHARGING
• Make sure the charging port
ON Charging completed protection cover is inserted before
closing the hatch.

Overvoltage or
Flash
undervoltage

Charging Port Lock

ON Charging fault
This vehicle features a charging port lock to
prevent the charging connector from being
taken away. It is recommended that this
function is activated.

Activating Charging Port Lock

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Tap on / > New Energy on the
centre console touchscreen to activate the
Charging Port Lock feature.

If the charging connector needs to be

pulled out with this function activated,
double press the remote control key unlock
button to pull it out.

Deactivating Charging Port Lock

The charging port lock function

automatically deactivates when the vehicle
is unlocked. 3. Insert the charging connector into the
charging port.
If the charging connector does not come
out due to a charging port lock fault, it
can be unlocked manually. Please refer
to Emergency - Owner's Emergency -
Emergency Unlocking/Locking section.

REMINDER

• Activating the charging port lock

function is recommended when
charging.

AC Charging 4. Confirm connection:

• The charging connector indicator

AC Charging with in the instrument is on.

Household Charging • The charging port indicator flashes

Equipment green.

• The charging control box indicator

Charging with household charging flashes green.
equipment:
5. When charging is completed, double
1. Power on. press the remote control key unlock
button and unplug the charging
• Plug in the household charging plug
connector.
into the power outlet.
6. Unplug the charging plug.
2. Open the charging port hatch and
7. Reinsert the charging port protection
remove the slow charging port
cover and close the hatch.
protection cover.
8. Pick up the charging equipment and
store it properly.

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AC Charging with Charging Scheduled Charging
Pile Charger
The instrument displays "Reminder: IGN
1. Open the charging port hatch and OFF, hold and press to set charging
time" when the charging connector is
remove the AC charging port protection
connected or the vehicle is powered off.
cover.
Schedule charging as follows:
2. Insert the vehicle charging connector
into the charging port. 1. Open the charging port hatch and
3. Insert the charging pile charging remove the AC charging port protection
connector into its discharging port. cover.
4. Power the charging pile on. 2. Insert the charging connector into the
charging port.
• Power the charging pile on by
following the charging pile operation 3. Power on.
instructions. • Method 1: Plug in the household
charging plug into the power outlet.
5. Confirm connection:
• The charging connector indicator • Method 2: Power on the charging
in the instrument is on. pile according to its operation
instructions.
• The charging port indicator flashes
green. 4. Set charging start time.

6. End charging. 11
• Power the charging pile off by
following the charging pile operation

CHARGING
instructions.
7. Unplug the charging pile charging
connector.
8. Double press the remote control key
unlock button to unplug the
charging connector.
9. Reinsert the charging port protection
cover and close the hatch.
10.Pick up the charging equipment and • Press and hold the button on the
store it properly. right side of the steering wheel to
enter the Scheduled Charging time
REMINDER setting interface.

• The method above is for general • Press / on the right side of

operation and may vary slightly the steering wheel to switch between
according to the charging pile used. hours or minutes.
Follow the specific charging pile
• Roll the right roller on the steering
instructions. wheel up and down to set the start
time for scheduled charging.

• Press the right roller on the steering

wheel to confirm the start time.
5. After the charging time is scheduled,

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 the instrument displays the "Scheduled 3. Power on the charging pile.
Charging" countdown interface.
6. End charging.
• Power on the charging pile according
to its operation instructions.
• Method 1: unplug the power plug.
4. Confirm connection:
• Method 2: power off the charging
pile according to its operation • The charging connector indicator
instructions. in the instrument is on.

7. Double press the remote control key • The charging port indicator flashes
unlock button to unplug the green.
charging connector.
5. End charging.
8. Reinsert the charging port protection
cover and close the hatch. • Power off the charging pile according
9. Pick up the charging equipment and to its operation instructions.
store it properly.
6. Double press the remote control key
unlock button to unplug the
REMINDER charging connector.

• The charging connector can be 7. Reinsert the charging port protection

connected before or after setting the cover and close the hatch.
scheduled charging time, but not
after the scheduled time for charging 8. Pick up the charging equipment and
to start. store it properly.

• The scheduled charging function

cannot be used if SOC is below 15%. REMINDER

• The method above is for general

DC Charging
operation and may vary slightly
according to the charging pile used.
Follow the specific charging pile
instructions.
Charging in DC mode:

1. Open the charging port hatch and

remove the two protection covers.
Smart Charging
In order to avoid power loss of the 12V
battery (starter Fe battery), the smart
charging function will activate and the
power from the high-voltage battery is
enabled to charge it when the following
conditions are all met simultaneously:

• The bonnet is closed.

• The vehicle is powered off.
• Battery is allowed to discharge.
2. Insert the charging connector.
• 12V battery SOC is below stipulated
limit.

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 REMINDER Compatibility of
• When the vehicle has been inactive Vehicle and Charging
for an extended period of time, the
smart charging function may activate. Infrastructure
• Power for smart charging comes from
the vehicle's high-voltage battery, The following signs in accordance with DIN
which may reduce its SOC. EN 17186 provide information on whether
the local power supply is suitable for
the vehicle. The signs are located on the
Battery Thermal Management While vehicle's charging socket, components of
Charging* the local charging infrastructure (charging
When charging at low temperatures (below station, socket) and on the charging cable.
5° C), the battery thermal management The signs refer to standardized charging
system activates automatically to ensure systems in accordance with DIN EN 62196.
optimal temperature and charging
performance.

When charging in AC mode, activate the

battery thermal management system
through the centre console touchscreen to
C L
keep the battery warm. The system enters
battery warming mode after charging
is completed, so keep the charging pile 11
connected, for it will feed the battery
thermal management system and keep

CHARGING
the battery warm for up to 18 hours. This
function should be activated on a case by
case basis.

REMINDER

• When the ambient temperature

is above 5℃ , the battery thermal
management system will not activate.

• If AC charging is interrupted for

any reason before the vehicle is
fully charged, battery thermal
management will not take place.

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LOCKING
Locking from Outside........................150
Anti-Theft Alarm.................................151
Folding/Unfolding Side Mirrors........152
Lighting after Exit & before Entry.....153
Locking from Remote Control Key
Outside
The vehicle can be locked with:

• Remote control key;

• Microswitch;
• Interior boot lid switch;
• NFC key card*.

REMINDER
When the vehicle is OFF with all doors and
• Locking with the mechanical key
is an unconventional way to lock. bonnet closed, and the remote control key
For emergency locking using within range.
the mechanical key, refer to the
Emergency - Owner's Emergency
• Press the button to lock all doors
simultaneously. The turning lights flash
- Emergency Unlocking/Locking
once and the side mirrors automatically
section.
fold (if the Auto Mirror Fold function is
• The Rear Mirror Fold feature can be on).
activated by tapping on / >
Vehicle Settings > Side Mirrors on
• Press and hold the Lock button to lock
the vehicle with all windows rolling up
the centre console touchscreen. After
automatically. (To activate the Long
the function is activated, the side
Press Lock Key to Close Windows
mirrors automatically fold when the
function, tap on / > Vehicle
vehicle is locked from the outside.
Settings > Doors, Windows and Lock
• If the driver attempts to lock the on the centre console touchscreen.)
vehicle when any door or the bonnet
is not closed, a beep is heard, the

Locking with the

turning lights do not flash and the
side mirrors do not fold (if the Auto
Mirror Fold function is on), meaning Microswitch
locking has failed.

• Make sure the vehicle has been

successfully locked by checking that
all windows and the sunroof are
closed.

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The microswitch can be used when the Locking with the NFC Key
vehicle is off, and all the doors and bonnet
are closed. Walk to the front left/right door Card*
activation area with the remote key and:

• Press the microswitch on the door

handle to lock all doors simultaneously.
The turning lights flash once and the
side mirrors automatically fold (if the
Auto Mirror Fold function is on).

• Press and hold the microswitch to lock

the vehicle with all windows
automatically rolling up. (To activate the
Long Press Switch to Raise Window
feature, tap on / > Vehicle
Settings > Doors, Windows and Lock
on the centre console touchscreen.)
When the vehicle is OFF with all doors and
bonnet closed, place the NFC key card on
the "NFC" mark on the front left side mirror
Locking with the Interior shell to lock all doors simultaneously.
Boot Lid Switch The turning lights flash once, and the side
mirrors automatically fold (if the Auto
Mirror Fold function is activated).

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Anti-Theft Alarm

LOCKING
With the vehicle in anti-theft alarm mode,
the horn sounds and the turning lights flash
when any door or the boot is opened.

Activating Anti-Theft Alarm

1. Make sure the vehicle is OFF.

When the vehicle is OFF with the boot 2. Have all occupants leave the vehicle.
opened, but all doors and bonnet closed,
walk to the boot carrying the remote 3. Lock the vehicle. The anti-theft alarm
control key and press the button to indicator will remain on for 10 seconds
close the trunk and lock the vehicle. The until the anti-theft alarm system
turning lights flash once, and the side activates automatically, and its indicator
mirrors automatically fold (if the Auto will start flashing.
Mirror Fold function is on).

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 CAUTION!

• Do not modify the anti-theft alarm

system, as this may lead to system
failure.

Folding/Unfolding
Side Mirrors
REMINDER Manual Folding/Unfolding
• Walk away from the vehicle as soon as
the anti-theft indicator begins flashing

Triggering Anti-Theft Alarm

The anti-theft alarm is triggered when:

• A door, the boot or bonnet is unlocked

without using the remote control key or
NFC key card*.

Skipping Anti-Theft Alarm

To fold the side mirrors manually, just pull
The anti-theft alarm is skipped when: them.

• The vehicle is unlocked with the remote Push in the opposite direction to unfold.
control key;

• The vehicle is unlocked with the WARNING!

microswitch;
• Be sure to unfold the side mirrors
• The vehicle is unlocked with the NFC key before driving.
card*;

• The boot is opened with the remote CAUTION!

control key;

• The vehicle is started with the remote • Do not frequently fold the side mirrors
control key. manually. Doing so may damage the
internal electric folding mechanism
and cause automatic folding to
malfunction.

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Auto Folding/Unfolding Headlights before Entry
When the vehicle is powered on, the Auto When this function is activated and
Mirror Fold can be turned on/off by appropriate conditions for use are met, the
tapping on / > Vehicle Settings> headlights remain lit automatically for a set
Side Mirrors on the centre console period of time.
touchscreen:
Operation method
• The side mirrors automatically fold when
the vehicle is locked.
1. When the vehicle is powered on, tap on
• The side mirrors automatically unfold / > Vehicle Settings > Lights
when the vehicle is unlocked. & Ambient on the centre console
touchscreen to turn on the Headlights
before Enter and set the time for the

Lighting after Exit & lights to remain on.

before Entry
Headlights after Exit
When this function is activated and
appropriate conditions for use are met, the
headlights remain lit for a preset period of
time after the vehicle is locked.
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2. Turn the end knob of the light lever
Operation method switch to the , or position.

LOCKING
3. When the vehicle is OFF and unlocked,
1. When the vehicle is powered on, tap on
the headlights remain lit for the set time
/ > Vehicle Settings > Lights
if outside lighting is dim.
& Ambient on the centre console
touchscreen to turn on the Headlights
after Exit and set the time for the lights
to remain on.

2. Turn the end knob of the light stalk

switch to the , or position.

3. When the vehicle is OFF and locked,

the headlights remain lit for the preset
duration if the outside lighting is dim.

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MAINTENANCE
Regular Maintenance.........................156
Cleaning the Vehicle..........................159
Exterior Maintenance.........................161
Interior Maintenance.........................162
Battery Maintenance.........................162
Other Maintenance............................166
Refilling Fluids...................................172
Replacing Fuses.................................175
Regular Maintenance
Maintenance Schedule

Readings on odometer or number of months, whichever comes

Maintenance first
time
x1,000
5 17 29 41 53 65 77 89 101 113 125
(km)
Maintenance
item Number of
3 15 27 39 51 63 75 87 99 111 123
months

Check chassis screw tightening I I I I I I I I I I I

Check brake pedal and EPB switch I I I I I I I I I I I

Check brake pads and discs I I I I I I I I I I I

Check brake system pipeline and

I I I I I I I I I I I
hoses

Check caliper assembly guide pin I I I I I

Check steering wheel and pull rod I I I I I I I I I I I

Check drive shaft dust cover I I I I I I I I I I I

Check ball pin and dust cover I I I I I I I I I I I

Check front and rear suspensions I I I I I I I I I I I

Check tyre and pressure (including

I I I I I I I I I I I
TPMS)

Check front and rear wheel

I I I I I I I I I I I
alignment

Rotate tyres I R I R I R I R I R I

Check wheel bearings for clearance I I I I I I I I I I I

Check coolant level in battery and

I I I I I I I I I I I
motor coolant auxiliary tank

Replace every 4 years or 100,000km, whichever comes

Replace drive motor coolant
first

Check brake fluid I I I I I I I I I I I

Replace brake fluid Replace every 2 years or 40,000km, whichever comes first

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 Readings on odometer or number of months, whichever comes
Maintenance first
time
x1,000
5 17 29 41 53 65 77 89 101 113 125
(km)
Maintenance
item Number of
3 15 27 39 51 63 75 87 99 111 123
months

Check vehicle module DTC (clear

I I I I I I I I I I I
after recording)

Check torques of high-voltage

battery tray, guard plate, bumper I I I I I I I I I I I
bar and installation points

Replace for the first time after 24 months or 40,000km,

Replace transmission gear oil. whichever comes first. Then replace every subsequent 24
months or 48,000km, whichever comes first

Check for powertrain leaks or

I I I I I I I I I I I
bumps

Check for loose HV harness or

I I I I I I I I I I I
connectors

Check for deformation or oil marks

I I I I I I I I I I I
in HV module cosmetic parts

Check each charging connector for

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I I I I I I I I I I I
any foreign objects or burn marks

Replace for the first time after 2 years or 40,000km, which-

Replace high-voltage battery
ever comes first. Then replace every subsequent 2 years

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coolant
or 100,000km, whichever comes first

Check activated carbon high-

I I I I I I I I I I I
efficiency filter

Check PM2.5 quick tester filter

I I I I I I I I I I I
screen

Check that bulbs and LEDs are

I I I I I I I I I I I
lighting properly

Check that headlight dimming

I I I I I I I I I I I
function is normal

Check for any foreign objects or

ablation marks at the EPS bonding I I I I I I I I I I I
point

Check whether EPS connector

is loose or connector pins are I I I I I I I I I I I
ablated.

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 Readings on odometer or number of months, whichever comes
Maintenance first
time
x1,000
5 17 29 41 53 65 77 89 101 113 125
(km)
Maintenance
item Number of
3 15 27 39 51 63 75 87 99 111 123
months

Check EPS ECU for corrosion I I I I I I

Check for vehicle module software

I I I I I I I I I I I
updates

Check for water seepage marks on

I I I I I I I I I I I
HV parts

Check torque of wiper arm lock nut I I I I I I I I I I I

Designation of table marks:

I: Check, adjust or replace if necessary.

I: Maintenance items need to be added for major service conditions.

R: Replace.

For major service conditions, maintenance items need to be added according to the
maintenance schedule. Major service conditions refer to:

• Frequent exposure to dust and salty air.

• Frequent driving on bumpy, uneven, wet or mountainous roads.
• Driving in extreme temperatures (below freezing point or above 35° C) for extended periods.
• Frequent use of brakes and emergency braking.
• Frequent towing of trailers.
• Vehicles used for commercial purposes.

REMINDER

• Maintenance items, time or frequency are formulated on the assumption that the vehicle
is used as a regular means of transportation to carry passengers and goods, without
exceeding its load limit.

• In order to ensure the vehicle runs in optimal conditions and that the likelihood of any
faults is reduced, it is recommended that maintenance is carried out according to its
schedule.

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Cleaning the Vehicle side mirrors, charging port covers and
headlights.

Exterior Cleaning WARNING!

Be sure normal methods are used to wash • Avoid hand injury when cleaning the
the vehicle. floor or chassis.

Peeling of paint layers or corrosion of body

or other parts can occur quite easily if the CAUTION!
vehicle is not washed timely after driving in
the following conditions: • Do not use alkaline washing powder,
soapy water, detergents, de-waxing
• Along the seaside; detergents or any volatile substance
(gasoline, kerosene, or solvent) to
• On a road surfaces with antifreeze agents; clean the vehicle.
• On road surfaces with coal tar, resin or • When cleaning the combination
insect carcasses; lamps, do not wipe their surface with
• In an areas with heavy smoke, coal ash, chemical solvents such as gasoline
dust, iron filings or chemicals; or alcohol. Doing so will cause the
combination lamp casings to crack.
• When the vehicle is excessively dirty,
dusty or muddy. • It is recommended that vehicles
travelling in coastal or heavily
polluted areas be washed more
Washing the Vehicle Manually frequently.

Wait for the vehicle to cool down • Do not use blades or gasoline to
sufficiently in the shade before washing it. remove hard dirt from the vehicle 13
body. Plastic decorative parts are
1. Rinse all loose dirt, mud, salt or alkali off easily damaged by chemicals or
the bottom and the wheel cavities.

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abrasion. If any chemicals are
2. Clean the vehicle with a neutral splashed on the decorative parts,
washing agent, mixed according to the clean them immediately with agents
manufacturer's instructions. Gently wipe meant to clean decorative parts,
the vehicle from top to bottom along the and check whether they have been
direction of the water flow with a soft damaged. If they have, replace them
cloth dipped in cleaning solution. Do not as soon as possible.
wipe horizontally or in a circular motion.
• Do not use abrasive cleaning agents
3. Clean the tyres with special sponges and to scrub the bumper.
brushes.
• When using high-pressure water
4. Rinse thoroughly. to clean the vehicle chassis, keep
the water pressure at a medium to
5. Wipe water marks with an absorbent low level, and keep away from any
cloth. Do not use excessive force when connectors.
wiping to avoid damage to the paint
surface. • To clean polished metal parts, a
carbon cleaning agent should be
6. Use an air blower to dry any used and the parts should be waxed
accumulated water in the vehicle's regularly for protection.
crevices such as door sealing strips,

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 SUSTAINABILITY CAUTION!

• The vehicle should be cleaned at • Do not splash any liquid onto any
certified car wash locations, so as interior surface, for that poses a risk of
to prevent dumping of harmful malfunction to electrical components.
chemicals into the environment. Should accidental splashing occurs,
wipe it off immediately.
Washing the Vehicle • If detergents need to be used, read
Automatically its instructions carefully and follow
them closely. Avoid using chemicals
Some types of brushes, unfiltered water like kerosene, alcohol, gasoline, etc.
or procedures in mechanized washing or acid-base solutions which may
stations may scratch or damage the paint cause discoloration, contamination
and reduce its durability and sheen. or peeling of the interior trimming
surfaces.
Consult the washing station staff before
washing the vehicle, so as to choose the
safest washing procedure. Cleaning the Dashboard Panel
and Other Interior Trimmings

Interior Cleaning When cleaning the dashboard panel, wipe

it gently with a damp clean soft cloth.
Please heed the following when cleaning Do not use blades or other sharp objects
the vehicle interior. to remove dirt from the interior trimming
surfaces.
WARNING! Do not use bristle brushes to clean interior
trimming surfaces.
• Do not dampen the airbag
components for risk of airbag Do not wipe with excessive force, as this
malfunction or failure, resulting in may damage the interior trimmings.
serious or even life-threatening injury.
Mild neutral detergents should be used
• Do not use any polishing substance whenever possible, and strong detergents
to clean the dashboard panel. or degreasing soap should be avoided.
Otherwise, the dashboard panel may
reflect on the windscreen and hinder Do not get the interior trimmings wet when
the driver's field of vision. cleaning.

Cleaning Leather

If vehicle leather surfaces are maintained

or cleaned for an extended period of time,
they may get damp, moldy, dull, dry, aged,
etc. Therefore, they must be meticulously
maintained and used carefully.

Wipe off any dust on leather surfaces with a

damp soft cloth. If more thorough cleaning
is needed, professional leather cleaning

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products can be used. After cleaning, the
leather can be wiped dry or allowed to dry Exterior
on its own.
Maintenance
Do not use ordinary detergents (such as
washing powder and cleansers) to clean Waxing the Vehicle
leather, as this may damage its surface and
cause corrosion or discoloration.
To keep the paint shiny, it is recommended
that the vehicle body is polished and waxed
Cleaning Buttons and Switches regularly.

Use a small soft brush to clean buttons and Waxing is recommended when the vehicle
switches. body paint is no longer water repellent.

The vehicle must be thoroughly cleaned

Cleaning Windows and dried before waxing.

When cleaning glass, use a soft cloth and When the paint is exposed to extensive
special glass cleaner. Never use anything contact with water and droplets do not
abrasive to clean glass. Pay special form but instead remain on the surface, the
attention to the rear windscreen heating vehicle body should be waxed again.
wire grid.

Cleaning Seat Belts Paint Maintenance

When cleaning seat belts, use a sponge or Attention should be paid to the following
soft cloth dipped in neutral soap water or when maintaining good paint conditions:

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warm water. Check the seat belt regularly
for excessive wear or scratches. • Rinse the vehicle as soon as possible
after it rains. Stains may gradually appear
on the paint due to the concentration of
CAUTION!

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acidic substances in rain water.

• Wait until the seat belt is completely • When washing the vehicle, use
dry before retracting it, otherwise the specialized cleaning products instead
retractor may be damaged. of washing powder, soaps or detergents
with high alkalinity that are used for
other purposes, so as to prevent the
Cleaning Carpets removal of grease that is necessary to
maintaining optimal paint conditions,
Clean carpets with a high-quality foam and the premature aging of the paint.
cleaner.
• When taking the vehicle to a washing
Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner, and station, make sure the staff will not use
scrub the carpet in circular motions with a de-waxing detergent.
sponge or brush soaked in foam cleaner.
• Use a clean and soft cloth or sponge to
Do not use water to avoid corrosion of the clean the vehicle, and make sure there
vehicle body, and keep the carpet as dry as are no abrasive grains on them. To avoid
possible. scratches, do not use a dry cloth, dry
towel or dry sponge to clean the vehicle.
Wipe gently from top to bottom along
the direction of water flow, and do not

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 wipe the vehicle horizontally or in a layer of protective wax should be applied
circular motion. in order to slow down its aging and that
of other plastic parts, and to prolong
• Quickly remove any major or highly their service life.
corrosive blemishes (such as asphalt and
bird droppings) and clean them using • Leather surfaces can be sprayed with
special detergents. Do not use blades special leather wax, and then wiped with
or gasoline to remove them, as they will a dry cloth.
damage the paint surface.
• Glasses can be sprayed with glass
• Do not touch the paint with greasy coating products to prevent fogging
hands or scrub it with a greasy cloth. Do in rainy and snowy weather, or during
not place tools or cloth contaminated winter.
with chemicals on the vehicle body to
avoid adverse reactions. • Regularly maintain the door sealing
strips with a rubber maintenance
• If there is no obvious scratching on the agent to keep them supple and in good
paint, do not repaint, to prevent the conditions.
paint colour from being inconsistent or
blending poorly.

• Avoid strong impacts, bumping or

scratching the paint film. If the paint
Battery Maintenance
surface is found to be scarred, dented
or peeling off, contact a BYD authorised Maintaining the 12V
dealer or service provider as soon as Battery (Starter Fe
Battery)
possible for repair.

• Clean plated metal parts with carbon

cleaner and wax them regularly for Checking the Battery
protection.

• Use quality detergent to clean the body. Regularly check the surface of the 12V
Do not wipe too hard when waxing to battery (starter Fe battery) and the anode
avoid damage to the paint surface. and cathode terminals to ensure they are
not loose or rusted.
• Wax the paint occasionally, and contact
a BYD authorised dealer or service
provider for regular maintenance (once
every three months), so as to restore
paint sheen.

Interior
Maintenance
Interior maintenance should follow
interior cleaning. After interior cleaning is
completed, interior maintenance can be
carried out as follows: 1 Anode

• After the dashboard panel is cleaned, a 2 Cathode

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Check the appearance of the 12V battery
(starter Fe battery) for cracks and swelling. WARNING!
If any abnormality is found, contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service provider. • Turn off all electrical equipment on
the vehicle before turning on the
12V battery (starter Fe battery) again.
Replacing the 12V battery First connect the anode terminal and
(starter Fe battery) then the cathode. Do not install the
12V battery (starter Fe battery) in the
The 12V battery (starter Fe battery) must be wrong order, as this may cause fire.
replaced with another of the same model
and specification. It is recommended that a
• The 12V battery (starter Fe battery)
should be kept away from heat
BYD authorised dealer or service provider is
sources and open flames, and it
contacted to replace it.
should be well-ventilated when
charged and used. Failure to do so
SUSTAINABILITY may result in fire or personal injury.

• Please recycle the 12V battery (starter • Regularly check whether the fixing
clips of the 12V battery (starter Fe
Fe battery) in accordance with local
battery) terminal are firm and in good
regulations.
contact.

Precautions for 12V battery • The 12V battery (starter Fe battery)

has a built-in power manager. Do
(starter Fe battery) Use and
not disassemble or repair the 12V
Maintenance battery (starter Fe battery) without
authorisation, so as to avoid damage
Please read and observe the following or personal injury.
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precautions when using and maintaining
the 12V battery (starter Fe battery).
CAUTION!
WARNING!

MAINTAINING THE VEHICLE

• Avoid Fe battery overcharging or
• When removing the 12V battery long-term power loss.
(starter Fe battery) terminals,
make sure to remove the cathode • Avoid long-term heavy-current
terminal first. If the anode terminal discharge of the 12V battery (starter
makes contact with any metal in the Fe battery).
surrounding area during removal, • The 12V battery (starter Fe battery)
there may be sparks and even fire, as should be firmly installed on the
well as a high risk of electric shock, vehicle to avoid vibration.
resulting in serious or even life
threatening injury. • Oxides and sulfates generated by
fixing clips of 12V battery (starter Fe
battery) terminals must be cleaned
quickly, and grease should be applied
to avoid corrosion reincidence.

• Starter Fe batteries need to be

charged with professional tools. Do
not take them out or charge them
without authorisation.

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 to enhanced regenerative braking
CAUTION! performance.

• 12V battery (starter Fe battery) • When the high-voltage battery SOC is

can be used normally only after high, it will switch to trickle charging
communicating with the vehicle. mode, and the terminal charging time
Make sure to connect and harness it will be lengthened. The estimated
correctly. remaining charging time displayed on
the instrument cluster will also have a
• When cleaning the 12V battery (starter deviation.
Fe battery), make sure to prevent any
liquid from entering. • When the high-voltage battery SOC
is low, the vehicle's acceleration
performance is weakened.
REMINDER
• It is normal for the charging capacity of
• The 12V battery (starter Fe battery) the high-voltage battery to be weakened
has a built-in relay, and it is normal and for charging time to be prolonged
for the relay to pull in when starting at high or low temperatures. When this
the vehicle. occurs, it is recommended that high-
power charging equipment is used
for quick charging. Driving in extreme
temperatures may weaken power
High-Voltage Battery performance.
Maintenance • At low temperatures, available high-
voltage battery SOC will decrease along
The high-voltage battery is the power with the decrease in temperature.
source of the vehicle and can be recharged
repeatedly. Under normal high-voltage battery
conditions, driving range is affected by the
• The high-voltage battery can be charged following factors:
through an external power source.
• Driving habits: good driving habits can
• When the vehicle is braking or coasting, prolong driving range.
the high-voltage battery can also be
charged by means of regenerative • Road conditions: driving in bad road
braking. conditions will shorten driving range.

The high-voltage battery is located under • Temperature: driving in low

the vehicle's floor. When driving, make sure temperatures will shorten driving range.
to avoid impact on or flooding of the high-
voltage battery.
• Usage of electrical equipment: if A/C is
on while driving, driving range will be
As the battery is affected in its shortened.
electrochemical characteristics, to protect
it, it is normal for the vehicle to have certain
• The available SOC will decrease along
with the increase in the vehicle's service
differences in performance under the
time.
following conditions:

• The vehicle's regenerative braking

performance is weakened when the
high-voltage battery SOC is high and
enhanced when the SOC is reduced. In
this period, there is a stage of transition

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 SOC to ensure adequate driving range and
WARNING! optimum acceleration performance.

• It is strictly forbidden to disassemble Avoid exposing the vehicle to temperatures

or modify the high-voltage battery, or above 40° C or below -30° C for over 24
use it for other purposes. hours in succession.
• Make sure that the high-voltage If the vehicle needs to be parked for a long
battery is kept away from fire sources period of time in relatively low ambient
to avoid fire or explosion. temperatures, search for areas with
relatively higher temperatures such as
• Do not spray, trample, impact or heated garages or warmer underground
damage the high-voltage battery to
garages.
avoid leakage, fire or explosion of
corrosive chemicals. While driving , avoid frequent, sudden
acceleration and deceleration, and drive on
• It is strictly forbidden to touch either
the anode or cathode terminals of the level and dry roads. If necessary, turn off
high-voltage battery box with bare high-power electric equipment such as A/C
hands. system, or adjust its temperature to reduce
power consumption to extend driving
• It is strictly forbidden to crush, pierce range.
or burn the high-voltage battery.
As the SOC displayed on the instrument
• If the high-voltage battery is seriously cluster may deviate from the actual value,
damaged mechanically, and the it is recommended that the vehicle is fully
internal HV components are exposed, charged if used for the first time or used
there will be serious danger of major again after being parked for an extended
combustion or electric shock, which period of time.
may lead to serious personal injury
and environmental pollution. To keep the high-voltage battery at its best,
charge it fully on a regular basis (at least
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• Leakage of electrolyte from the high- once a week).
voltage battery may cause a fire.

MAINTAINING THE VEHICLE

Under extreme driving conditions (such as
• If the electrolyte in the high-voltage sudden and continuous acceleration or
battery comes into contact with deceleration), if the high-voltage battery
skin or eyes, immediately wash the temperature is too high, its discharge
affected area with abundant water capacity will gradually decrease, which is
and seek medical advice at once. normal. If the battery temperature
continues to rise, the warning light for high
battery temperatures on the instrument
Recycling the High-Voltage cluster will light up . In this case, please
Battery contact a BYD authorised dealer or service
provider.
When the vehicle is ready to be scrapped,
recycle the high-voltage battery in When the high-voltage battery SOC rises
accordance with local regulations. or drops abnormally, please contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service provider.

Using the High-Voltage Battery As the high-voltage battery slowly heats

up, the temperature control system will
It is recommended that the vehicle is used not display too obvious effects for a short
in temperatures between -10~40° C, and period of driving, which will increase power
the battery is timely charged in case of low consumption and shorten driving range.

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After driving for a longer period, the battery
temperature will rise naturally, making it Other Maintenance
less necessary for heating to take place.
To better improve driving experience, the Tyre Maintenance
battery temperature control system is
mainly used to guarantee low-temperature
To ensure safety, tyre type and size must
charging performance.
follow vehicle specifications. Tyre treads
In case of emergency, observe the following and pressure must always be kept in check.
precautions:
Tyre Pressure
WARNING!
Tyre pressure values for applicable vehicles
• Do not make direct contact with the can be found on the left B pillar sticker.
high-voltage battery to avoid personal
injury. The instrument cluster can be used to
check whether the current tyre pressure
• Contact a BYD authorised dealer or values are normal. Please refer to Driving-
service provider as soon as possible. Safety Assist-Tyre Pressure Monitoring.

• If the high-voltage battery is damaged

and there is fluid leakage, avoid WARNING!
direct contact with such fluids. If the
fluids come into contact with skin • Insufficient tyre pressure will
or eyes, wash the affected area with aggravate its deflection. Overheating
plenty of water and seek medical help may cause tyres to burst. Excessively
immediately. high or low tyre pressure will
accelerate tyre wear, reduce vehicle
• If the vehicle catches fire, extinguish stability, and increase the risk of traffic
the fire with plenty of water and do accidents.
not use water-based extinguishers.

REMINDER
CAUTION!
• When checking tyre pressure, the
• To ensure the high-voltage battery tyre must not be warm. Tyre pressure
safety, the vehicle must be kept will rise along with the temperature,
away from inflammables, explosives, making it slightly above the specified
heat sources and any dangerous pressure. In this case, it is not
chemicals when parked. necessary to depressurise.
• The vehicle must be parked away • Balance passenger and luggage
from heat sources, and avoid long weight, avoid ramps or slopes, and
exposure to sunlight, so as to extend adjust the pressure according to
high-voltage battery service life. vehicle load.
• Users are forbidden to refill battery • Make sure to replace the valve cap
coolant by themselves. This should after checking tyre pressure.
be done by BYD authorised dealers or
service providers only.

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Concealed Damage Use radial winter tyres which are licensed for
this vehicle and have the same size, load and
Damage in tyres and rims is often rated speed as those of the original ones.
concealed. Abnormal vehicle vibration or The winter tyre tread should be sufficiently
straying when driving indicates that tyres deep (tread depth should not be below
may be damaged. If tyres are suspected to 4mm, otherwise the applicability in winter
be damaged, reduce speed immediately will be limited).
and stop to check for any damage. If no
damage is found, contact a BYD authorised Check tyre pressure after installing.
dealer or service provider for an inspection
as soon as possible. Summer Tyres

Precautions for Wheel Failure The summer season is generally rainier,

so tyre tread depth directly affects driving
safety. There is a high risk of hydroplaning
When driving over a kerb or similar
when the tread depth of summer tyres is
obstacle, the tyre angle should be as right
below 3mm.
as possible and speed as low as possible.

Regularly check tyre damage (e.g., Recommendations for Use

breakage, wear, deformation, bulging, etc.).
Winter and summer tyres are designed
Regularly remove any debris embedded in for specific driving conditions in their
tread grooves. corresponding seasons. It is recommended
that winter and summer tyres are used in
their respective seasons. Doing otherwise
New Tyres and Wheels
may result in poor adhesion and braking
ability.
Size, load range, rated speed and structure
of new tyres should be the same as those If summer tyres are used under major cold 13
of the original ones. weather conditions, cracks may appear,
resulting in tyre damage, increased tyre
Try not to replace only one tyre, but at least

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noise and loss of balance.
two on the same axle at the same time. Do
not mix tyres of different sizes or types, and Traction may decrease, road noise may
do not mix summer tyres, winter tyres or increase and tread life may shorten on
all-season tyres. dry roads. After changing to winter tyres,
beware of the changes in vehicle control
Winter Tyres and Summer Tyres and braking.

The maximum speed of winter tyres is

Winter Tyres relatively low, so do not exceed maximum
Winter tyres have good grip performance speed.
on snow-covered roads. The special rubber When the temperature rises above 7° C,
tread design makes the tyre less affected tyres should be quickly replaced with
by low temperature environments, and summer tyres or all-season tyres to ensure
provides excellent braking ability, thus driving safety and performance.
improving driving safety.

It is recommended that winter tyres are Tyre Service Life

used when the temperatures are below 7° C
or when the vehicle runs on snowy and icy Tyre service life depends on pressure,
roads. driving habits and assembly conditions.

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Checking for Tyre Wear Technical Parameters-Wheel and Tyre
Parameters).
Wear marks are cast inside tyre treads.
Wheel Balance

The wheels of any new vehicle have been

dynamically balanced, but they may
become unbalanced with driving due to
various influences.

Unbalanced wheels will aggravate the wear

and impact on steering system and tyres, so
they must be dynamically balanced again.

Every wheel must be dynamically balanced

again after tyres are repaired or new tyres
are installed.
: Wearing to this position indicates
that the tyres have poor anti-skidding Wheel Alignment
capabilities.
Misalignment of wheels will lead to uneven
TWI: Wearing to this position indicates that
and excessive wear of tyres, which will
the tyres need to be replaced.
affect driving safety. In the event of uneven
and excessive tyre wear, contact a BYD
Tyre Rotation authorised dealer or service provider to
check alignment as soon as possible.
Four- wheel alignment is required in the
following situations:

• Driving performance is abnormal, such

as deviation;

• Suspension system components have

been removed or replaced;

• Tyres on one side are worn.

Self-learning

After tyre replacement or rotation, contact

a BYD authorised dealer or service provider
1 Non-directional tyre rotation. to update data with the diagnostic device.

2 Directional tyre rotation.

Precautions for Tyre Use
To avoid uneven tyre wear and extend
service life, rotate tyres according to the Read and observe the following precautions
maintenance schedule. After tyre rotation, when using and maintaining tyres.
get familiar with the four-wheel alignment
and tyre pressure monitoring system, and
adjust the tyre pressure to the specified
range (refer to Vehicle Information-

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 frequently to remove dust, sand, leaves
WARNING! and other debris. This will prevent the
drain hole from being blocked and
• For the first 500km, new tyres may maintain proper drainage.
not optimally adhere to the road,
so drivers should drive carefully at • Clean the guide rails on both sides and
moderate speed to avoid accidents. the front flume frequently to prevent
dust, sand, leaves and other debris to
• Burst or leaking tyres can easily cause prevent drain hole blockage.
serious traffic accidents.
• When washing the vehicle, avoid aiming
• Do not use tyres over 6 years old. any high-pressure water guns directly
• Under no circumstances, should old at the sealing strip. This will not only
wheels and tyres of unknown origin deform or damage the sealing strip, but
be used. Doing so may cause the can also result in water seeping into the
driver to lose control of the vehicle vehicle.
and result in traffic accidents.
• In winter, the sunroof can easily freeze,
and if it is opened under such conditions,
CAUTION! the sealing strip or other parts of the
sunroof will be damaged. The vehicle
• Do not expose tyres to chemicals, oil, should first be preheated, and the HVAC
grease or brake fluid. system should be turned on to speed
up the melting of snow and ice. Open
• In the event of abnormal vehicle the sunroof only after the vehicle has
vibration or deviation while driving, reached a certain temperature.
stop immediately and check whether
the tyres are damaged. • Do not fully open the sunroof on
extremely bumpy roads, as the strong
• Insufficient road adhesion of tyres
that have not been run-in or are
vibration may cause deformation of
related components and potentially
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excessively worn will directly affect damage the motor. In addition, the
breaking performance. If uneven and sunroof is not to be opened when it

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excessive tyre wear is found, contact is raining or when the vehicle is being
a BYD authorised dealer or service cleaned.
provider as soon as possible.

A/C System Maintenance

Sunroof Maintenance The A/C is a closed system, and any
important maintenance work should be
• Wipe any dust or sand from the sunroof carried out by professionals from a BYD
outer sealing strip with a wet cloth and authorised dealer or service provider.
do not scratch it in the process, for that
will degrade its sealing performance. The following can be done to ensure
effective operation of the A/C system:
• Wipe any dust or sand on the injection
molding edge of the sunroof with a wet
cloth and do not scratch the sealing
strip, for that will degrade its sealing
performance.

• Clean the front end of the sunroof

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 repair position.
CAUTION!

• Whenever the A/C system is

overhauled, the maintenance station
should be required to ensure the use
of refrigerant recycling equipment.

• Check the radiator and A/C condenser

regularly. Remove leaves, insects and
dust accumulated on the surface.
These deposits will hinder the air
flow and reduce the cooling effect. 3. Lift the wiper arm.
• If the cooling effect of the A/C 4. Press the wiper blade locking button (1),
system is not optimal, contact a BYD
hold the wiper blade buckle, and pull
authorised dealer or service provider.
out the wiper blade (2).

REMINDER

• In cold months, it is recommended

that the A/C is turned on once a week
for at least 10 minutes to circulate the
fluid in the refrigerant unit.

SUSTAINABILITY

• Recycle the refrigerant in accordance

with local regulations.
5. Follow the same procedure in reverse to
insert the new wiper blade into the wiper
Replacing Wiper Blades arm and lock it in place.

6. Gently lay the wiper arm onto the front

Check the condition of the front and rear
windscreen.
wiper blades at least once every six months
to see if there are cracks, hardening, etc. 7. Tap on / > Vehicle
If any of these are found, the wiper blades Health>Repair and Maintenance on
should be replaced. Failure to do so will the centre console touchscreen to
result in streaks or scratches over use. deactivate the Front Wiper Check
feature. the front wiper automatically
Replacing Front Wiper Blade run to the initial position.

1. Power on vehicle. Replacing Rear Wiper Blade

2. Tap on / >Vehicle 1. Power on vehicle.
Health>Repair and Maintenance on
the centre console touchscreen to 2. Tap on / > Vehicle
activate the Front Wiper Check feature. Health>Repair and Maintenance on
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 activate the Rear Wiper Check feature.
The rear wiper will automatically enter CAUTION!
repair position.
• After lifting the wiper arm, cover the
windscreen with something soft, such
as a towel, to avoid damage to the
windscreen in case the wiper arm
suddenly falls.

• Do not bend the wiper blade.

Anti-Corrosion Measures
3. Lift the wiper arm.
This vehicle has effective anti-corrosion
4. Lift the wiper arm slightly, press the protection. However, in order to reduce the
wiper blade (1), and remove wiper blade risk of corrosion, the following measures
(2). should be taken:

• Wash the vehicle frequently. Regular

washing can keep it clean and prevent
corrosion.

» If the vehicle runs on roads with

saline or alkali substances in winter,
or if the user lives by the sea, it is
recommended that the vehicle is
carefully cleaned once a month to
reduce corrosion. 13
» Avoid connectors and electrical parts
when cleaning the vehicle chassis and

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wheel casing with a high-pressure
5. Follow the same procedure in reverse water.
to install the new wiper blade, and
gently lay the wiper arm onto the rear » After winter, make sure not to leave
windscreen. cleaning chemicals such as snow
melting agents on the vehicle chassis.
6. Tap on / > Vehicle
Health>Repair and Maintenance on • Check the body paint and decorative
the centre console touchscreen to parts.
deactivate the Rear Wiper Check
feature. the rear wiper automatically run » If any fragments or cracks are found
to the initial position. on the paint, contact a BYD authorised
dealer or service provider for repair to
prevent corrosion.

• Keep the vehicle interior dry.

» Moisture and dust easily accumulate
under the carpet. Frequent checking
under the carpet is necessary to
ensure the area remains dry, clean and
corrosion free.

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 » Goods like chemicals, detergents, • Open the window on one side slightly
fertilizers, salt, etc. must be placed (when parking indoors).
in proper containers. If spills or leaks
are found, the containers should be • Disconnect the cathode (-) of the 12V
cleaned immediately and kept dry. battery (starter Fe battery).

• Try to park the vehicle in a fully • Pad the wiper blade with a towel or cloth
ventilated garage or a sheltered location. so that it does not come into contact
Avoid parking in damp, non-ventilated with the windscreen.
places. • Cover the vehicle body with a cover
made of porous material such as cotton
• It is recommended that the integrity
of the bottom wax layer is checked cloth. Covers of non-porous materials
regularly. In case of any damage, the such as plastic can retain moisture and
damaged area should be re-waxed to damage the paint.
prevent corrosion. • If possible, start the vehicle regularly
(preferably once a month).
• The dismounted fasteners should also
be waxed in vehicle maintenance. • If the vehicle has been parked for over
three months, first confirm whether the
• When applying wax, avoid the high-
voltage wiring harnesses, rubber instrument cluster gives an alarm before
bushings, wiring harness connectors and using the vehicle again. If so, contact
high-voltage battery cable ports. a BYD authorised dealer or service
provider.

Long-Term Parking
Refilling Fluids
If the vehicle needs to be parked for an
extended period of time (over one month),
the following preparations should be
Opening and Closing the
heeded: Bonnet
• Before parking, make sure the high- Opening the Bonnet
voltage battery SOC is between 25% and
40%.
1. Pull up the bonnet opening handle twice
• It is recommended that maintenance in succession and it will pop up.
is carried out once a month. The high-
voltage battery should first be fully
charged through AC trickle charging,
and then discharged to 25%-40% before
parking.

• Park the vehicle in a dry, well ventilated

environment, and away from heat
sources.

• Clean and dry the vehicle body

thoroughly.

• Clean the interior of the vehicle to ensure

that the carpet and interior trimmings
are completely dry. 2. Lift the bonnet up to a certain degree

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 and let it go. It will automatically open to
its maximum extent. WARNING!

• Do not add any supplements to the

Closing the Bonnet windscreen washing liquid, for they
may cause stains or deposit of other
substances, negatively affecting
visibility.

• If the windscreen washing liquid

comes into contact with skin or
eyes, immediately wash the affected
area with abundant water and seek
medical help at once.

CAUTION!

• Do not mix the windscreen washing

liquid with other cleaners. Doing so
When pulling down the bonnet to close, may clog the windscreen washer
place both hands on its end and press hard nozzle.
to close it.

WARNING!
Checking Coolant
• Make sure that the bonnet is properly
closed before driving.

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Refilling Windscreen
Washing Liquid

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1 Auxiliary motor coolant tank.

2 Auxiliary battery coolant tank.

1. Open the bonnet and remove its right

trimming panel.

Check the washing liquid. If it is insufficient, 2. When the vehicle has cooled down,
refill it (refer to Vehicle Information- check that the coolant level of the
Technical Parameters-Type and Dosage auxiliary coolant tank is between the
of Vehicle Filling Liquid). "MAX" (maximum scale line level) and
"MIN" (minimum scale line level) marker

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 lines. Checking the break fluid:
3. If the liquid level is below "MIN", add the 1. Open the bonnet and remove its middle
designated coolant so that the level is trimming.
between the "MAX" and "MIN" marker
lines (refer to the Vehicle Information 2. Check that the brake fluid level is
-Technical Parameters-Type and between the "MAX" (maximum scale line
Dosage of Vehicle Filling Liquid). level) and "MIN" (minimum scale line
level) marker lines.
WARNING! 3. If the liquid level is below "MIN", add
the designated brake fluid so that the
• When the vehicle is hot, do not touch liquid level is between the "MAX" and
the auxiliary coolant tank or remove "MIN" marker lines (refer to the Vehicle
the filler cap. Information -Technical Parameters-
Type and Dosage of Vehicle Filling
• Coolant must be stored in marked Liquid).
containers and kept out of the reach
of children.
WARNING!
• If the coolant comes into contact with
skin or eyes, immediately wash the • Brake fluid must be stored in marked
affected area with abundant water containers and kept out of the reach
and seek medical help at once. of children.

• If the brake fluid comes into contact

CAUTION! with skin or eyes, immediately wash
the affected area with abundant water
• The use of any non-designated and seek medical help at once.
coolant may damage the cooling
system.
CAUTION!

SUSTAINABILITY • Do not let brake fluid come into

contact with the paint. If it happens,
wash it off immediately.
• Waste coolant must be disposed of in
accordance with local regulations. • The use of any non-designated brake
fluid may damage the brake system.

• It is recommended that brake fluid is

Checking Brake Fluid replaced by a BYD authorised dealer
or service provider.

SUSTAINABILITY

• Waste brake fluid must be disposed of

in accordance with local regulations.

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Replacing Fuses
Checking/Replacing Fuses
If any electrical components in the vehicle
do not function, it may be due to a blown
fuse. Check the fuse box as soon as
possible and replace the fuse if necessary.

WARNING!

• Do not use fuses of different Dashboard fuse box

specifications or any other solution
The dashboard fuse box is located in the
other than fuses. Doing so will
guard plate under the dashboard.
damage electrical components and
potentially cause a fire.

This vehicle is equipped with three fuse

boxes: the front compartment fuse box,
the dashboard fuse box and the rear
compartment fuse box.

Positions of Fuse Boxes

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Rear compartment fuse box

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The rear compartment fuse box is located
in the boot left facing assembly.

Front compartment fuse box

The front compartment fuse box is located
on the left side of the front compartment.

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Fuse Distribution

Distribution of Front Compartment Fuse Boxes

S/N Ampere (A) Function

F01 - -

F02 - -

F03 - -

F04 - -

F05 - -

F06 - -

F07 10 ABTMP (Adaptive Battery Thermal Management Pump)

F08 10 A/C Module

F09 7.5 BMC (Battery Management Controller)

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S/N Ampere (A) Function

F10 5 Battery Heater

F11 10 DMC (Drive Motor Controller)

F12 10 DMC Pump

F13 60 IPB (Integrated Power Brake)

F14 40 Blower

F15 - -

F16 - -

F17 15 Horn

F18 - -

F19 - -

CDU (Bi-Directional On-Board Charger and DC-DC and Power

F20 5
Distribution Unit Assembly)

F21 10 FL_R (Front Lamp_Right)

F22 - -
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F23 - -

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F24 - -

F25 15 WSH (Windscreen Wash Motor)

F26 - -

F27 - -

F28 - -

F29 - -

F30 - -

F31 - -

F32 - -

F33 - -

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 S/N Ampere (A) Function

F34 - -

F35 5 Boost DC

F36 - -

F37 - -

F38 10 FL_L (Front Lamp_Left)

F39 60 IPB (Integrated Power Brake)

F40 - -

F41 20 VTOV (Vehicle to Vehicle)

F42 - -

F43 25 FR WIP (Front Wiper)

F44 - -

F45 - -

F46 - -

F47 - -

F48 200 Battery

F49 60 FAN

F50 100 R-EPS (Rack-Electronic Power Steering)

F51 80 IEC (Dashboard area fuse and relay box)

F52 80 TEC (Trunk fuse and relay box)

K01 - -

K02 - -

K03 - IG4

K04 - -

K05 - -

K06 - -

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 S/N Ampere (A) Function

K07 - IG3

K08 - VTOV (Vehicle to Vehicle)

K09 - -

K10 - -

K11 - -

K12 - -

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Distribution of Dashboard Fuse Boxes

S/N Ampere (A) Function

1 - -

2 30 BCM (Body Control Module)

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 S/N Ampere (A) Function

3 10 A/C

4 20 Door Lock

5 5 Stop (Brake Light Switch)

6 7.5 Switch BAT

7 10 Door ECU

8 5 Meter (Cluster)

9 20 S/ROOF (Sun Roof Motor)

10 5 NFC

11 - -

12 10 DLC (Data Link Connector)

13 20 Multimedia

14 - -

15 - -

16 15 STR Column (Steering Column)

17 7.5 DOME (Interior Lamp)

18 30 P/SEAT FR (Passenger Seat Front Right)

19 30 P/SEAT FL (Passenger Seat Front Left)

20 20 FL Door (Front Left Door Window Motor)

21 40 PWR Window (Power Window)

22 - -

23 - -

24 5 ABS/ESP/IPB

25 5 EPS (Electronic Power Steering)

26 10 SRS (Supplemental Restraint System)

27 15 SW Heater (Steering Wheel Heater)

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S/N Ampere (A) Function

28 5 Meter IG1 (Cluster IG1)

29 5 ADAS

30 15 P/SEAT ECU (Driver Seat ECU)

31 7.5 Shift

32 20 FR Door (Front Right Door Window Motor)

33 20 RL Door (Rear Left Door Window Motor)

34 20 RR Door (Rear Right Door Window Motor)

35 - -

36 - -

37 7.5 Switch IG1

38 5 EPB ECU

39 7.5 PM2.5

40 - -

41 - - 13
42 - -

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43 - -

44 - -

45 7.5 USB

46 15 Backup PWR

47 - -

K2-1 - IG1 Relay

K2-2 - ACC Relay

K2-3 - -

K2-4 - -

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Distribution of Rear Compartment Fuse Boxes

S/N Ampere (A) Function

F8/1 - -

F8/2 - -

F8/3 7.5 MIR HTR (Exterior Rear View Mirror Heater)

F8/4 40 DEF (Defroster)

F8/5 30 EPB (Electronic Parking Brake)

F8/6 30 EPB (Electronic Parking Brake)

F8/7 20 External amplifier

F8/8 - -

F8/9 - -

F8/10 - -

F8/11 20 BD-ECU (Rear Hatch Controller)

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S/N Ampere (A) Function

F8/12 10 ECU BAT ( +30 for controller)

F8/13 5 I-KEY (Intelligent key)

F8/14 10 Charging Cap Lock

F8/15 5 Charging Lamp

F8/16 10 R-Tail (Rear Clearance Lamp / Charging State Indicator)

F8/17 7.5 RR FOG/B-Lamp (Rear Right Fog lamp / Reversing Lamp)

F8/18 7.5 DC Charging Lamp

F8/19 10 R-HAZ (Rear Hazard Warning Lamp)

F8/20 20 ACC

F8/21 15 Toddler Lock

F8/22 15 Backup PWR (Backup Power)

F8/23 - -

F8/24 - -

F8/25 - -

F8/26 - - 13
F8/27 - -

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F8/28 - -

F8/29 - -

F8/30 - -

F8/31 - -

F8/32 - -

F8/33 - -

F8/34 15 RR WIP (Rear Wiper)

F8/35 30 R-Blower (Rear Blower)

Kk-1 - RR WIP Relay (Rear Wiper Relay)

K8-1 - DEF Relay (Defroster Relay)

K8-2 - Reserve Relay

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EMERGENCY
Owner's Emergency...........................186
Rescue................................................196
Owner's Unlocking/Locking Other Doors

Emergency
Unlocking/Locking
If the central locking system, remote control
key or NFC key card* fails, the mechanical
key can be used to lock/unlock the door in
the event of an emergency.

Unlocking/Locking Front Left Door

Unlocking:

1. Unlock the front left door and enter the

vehicle.
2. Pull the interior handle to unlock the
corresponding door, and pull it again to
open.

Pull the front left door handle as far as it

can go, insert the mechanical key into the
keyhole, turn it, and pull out the key.

Unlocking: Turn the mechanical key

clockwise.

Locking: Turn the mechanical key

counterclockwise.

If you still need to open the front left door Locking:

after unlocking it, pull the handle again.
1. Insert the mechanical key into the
position shown, turn the key clock-
CAUTION! wise until it is vertical (the white slider
reaches the Lock position) and take it
• After using the mechanical key, put it out.
back into the remote control key as
soon as possible. 2. Close the door to lock.

• Unlocking the door with the

mechanical key in anti-theft alarm REMINDER
mode will trigger the alarm.
• After the door is locked, pull the
exterior door handle to confirm it has
been locked successfully.

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Unlocking the Boot in an 2. Forcefully pull the right armrest cover out.
Emergency

Whenever the doors and the boot fail

to open from the inside in case of an
emergency, the boot can be unlocked as
follows:

1. Fold the backrest of the second or third

row seat (if any) to access the boot.
2. Open the boot toolkit cover and take it
out.

3. Pull the emergency unlocking rope to

unlock.

3. Pull the emergency handle and push the

boot lid outwards.

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Power Boot Failure

EMERGENCY
If there has been a malfunction or failure in
the power boot lid, fully closing the boot lid
manually can restore its functionality. If the
problem persists, contact a BYD authorised
dealer or service provider.

Unlocking the Charging Port in Awakening Dormant

an Emergency 12V Battery (Starter Fe
Battery)
If the charging port lock fails and the
charging connector cannot be pulled out, When the vehicle is parked for an extended
follow the steps below: period of time, the 12V battery (starter Fe
battery) may enter dormant mode. In this
1. Open the boot.
mode, the remote control key cannot be

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used to locate or lock/unlock the vehicle.

The hazard warning lights can be turned

on/off by pressing the hazard warning light
When the 12V battery (starter Fe battery) is switch.
in dormant mode, bring the remote control
key into the activation area of the front left When the hazard warning lights are on, the
door, double press the microswitch on the turning lights and turn signal indicators on
handle to awaken the 12V battery (starter the instrument cluster will flash.
Fe battery), unlock the vehicle and use it
normally.
REMINDER

REMINDER • If the hazard warning lights fail

to work, other measures must be
• If the operation above cannot awaken taken to alert others. The measures
the vehicle, it indicates that the 12V taken must comply with local traffic
battery (starter Fe battery) SOC may regulations.
have been exhausted. Contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service provider.

Tools Included in the

Vehicle
Turning Hazard Warning
Lights
The hazard warning lights should be on to
alert other road users and reduce the risk of
traffic accidents when:

• The vehicle is faulty;

• The vehicle is at the rear end of a traffic
jam;

• The vehicle is towing a trailer or being

towed;

• Visibility is low in rainy and foggy 1 Warning triangle;

weather.
2 Reflective vest;

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3
Removal clamp for wheel nut trim Using Warning Triangle
cover;

4 Inflator pump;

5 Tyre sealant;

6 Towing hook.

REMINDER

• To best handle various kinds of

emergency, be familiar with how the
tools included in the vehicle are used,
and where they are located. The warning triangle is stored in the toolkit.
Remove it and unfold it before use.
• After use, the tools should be cleaned,
put back in place, and firmly secured.
REMINDER

Wearing Reflective Vest • The warning triangle must be used

in compliance with local traffic
regulations.

Inflating Tyres
When the tyre pressure gets low, the
inflator pump can be used to quickly inflate 14
the tyre.

EMERGENCY
If it is ever necessary to exit the vehicle
to check or deal with faults, remove the
reflective vest from the toolkit and wear it
before doing so. This will alert others.

REMINDER

• A damaged or dirty vest should be

replaced as soon as possible.
1 Pressure gauge;

2 Connector;

3 Power plug;

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4 Power button;

5 Sealant inlet cover.

WARNING!

• Park the vehicle in a flat and safe

place when inflating a tyre.

• Do not disassemble or modify the

inflator pump.

3. Plug the power plug into the on-board

CAUTION! power supply port.

• The inflator pump only works with • There is a power supply port in
a 12V DC power supply. Do not use the boot and another in the centre
other power supplies. console cubby.

• The inflator pump should not work

continuously for over 10 minutes.

• Be sure to keep all water and dust

away when using the inflator pump.

Inflation method

1. Park the vehicle in a flat and safe place,

and remove the tyre valve cap.

4. Start the vehicle.

5. Power the inflator pump on and start
inflating.
6. Observe the pressure changes shown
on the pressure gauge. Power the
inflator pump off when the required air
pressure is reached (refer to the Vehicle
Information - Specifications - Wheels
and Tyres section).
7. Unscrew the inflator pump connector
2. Screw the inflator pump connector onto and screw the tyre valve cap back on.
the tyre valve. A slight air leakage sound
will be heard from the valve, indicating 8. Unplug the inflator pump power plug
that the air is circulated. Continue and return the inflator pump to the
screwing until there is no air leakage toolkit.
sound.

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Tyre Bursting/Leakage WARNING!

• The tyre sealant is highly flammable

and harmful to health. Open flames
are to be avoided, and smoking is
prohibited when using the sealant.
Prevent the tyre sealant from coming
into contact with skin, eyes and
clothing. Keep it out of the reach of
children.

• If the tyre sealant comes into contact

with skin or eyes, immediately wash
the affected part with abundant water
and seek medical advice at once.
If a tyre bursts or leaks while driving, hold • If any allergic reaction is observed
the steering wheel tightly with both hands after coming into contact with the
and try to keep it from steering on it own. tyre sealant, seek medical advice
Press the brake pedal lightly to slow down, immediately.
so that the vehicle can continue moving
straight. Drive slowly to a safe area and
stop. Replace the tyre or contact any rescue Tyre Repair
service as needed.
1. Park the vehicle in a flat and safe place,
WARNING! rotate the area of the tyre leak as close to
the ground as possible, and remove the
• When repairing or replacing tyres tyre valve cap.
on a public road, turn on the hazard
2. Remove the speed limit label from the
warning light, wear the reflective vest,
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side of the inflator pump and place it on
and position the warning triangle in
the steering wheel where it can be easily
a suitable place behind the vehicle
seen.
as specified by local laws and
regulations. 3. Remove the sealant inlet cover and inject

EMERGENCY
the tyre sealant into the inlet.

CAUTION!

• Do not continue driving on flat tyres,

as this may seriously damage them.

Repairing Tyres
Repair tyres with the tyre sealant when:

• A nail stuck into the tread causes the flat

tyre.

• The tread puncture is smaller than 6mm.

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 REMINDER CAUTION!

• The tyre sealant should be shaken • Repairing a damaged tyre with

thoroughly before use. the tyre sealant kit is a temporary
solution for emergencies only.
4. Screw the inflator pump connector into Contact a BYD authorised dealer or
the tyre valve. service provider to replace the tyre as
5. Plug the power plug into the on-board soon as possible. Be sure to inform
power supply port. maintenance technicians that the tyre
has sealant inside.
6. Start the vehicle.
• Avoid sudden acceleration or turning
7. Power on the inflator pump and start the at high speeds.
tyre repair.
• Do not exceed 80 km/h. Stop driving if
8. Read the tyre pressure gauge on the any strong vibrations, unstable driving
inflator pump. performance or noise appears when
the vehicle is running.
REMINDER • Replace any tyre sealant that is about
to expire (refer to the label on the
• If the tyre pressure is between 180- canister for the expiration date).
320kPa, remove the inflator pump
power plug at once. Within 1 minute, • After repairing a tyre with the tyre
drive the vehicle for no more than 10 sealant kit, it is recommended that
km at a speed below 80 km/h to allow a new one is purchased from a BYD
the sealant to be distributed evenly authorised dealer or service provider.
inside the tyre.

• If the tyre pressure does not reach

180 kPa within 10 minutes, turn off Jump Start
the inflator pump and contact a BYD
authorised dealer or service provider. When the vehicle won't start due to low 12V
battery (starter Fe battery), try to start it as
9. After tyre repair, drive the vehicle for a below:
short period of time and then stop to
check the tyre pressure again. 1. Open the bonnet. (Refer to Maintenance
- Refilling Oil - Opening and Closing
• If the tyre pressure is greater than 220
the Bonnet)
kPa, drive at a speed below 80 km/h
to the nearest service provider. 2. Remove the bonnet left trimming.

• If the tyre pressure is between 130- 3. Connect one end of the red anode (+)
220kPa, inject the tyre sealant into the cable to rescued vehicle 12V battery
tyre and read the tyre pressure gauge (starter Fe battery) anode (+) terminal.
on the inflator pump again.

• If the tyre pressure does not reach 130

kPa, contact a BYD authorised dealer
or service provider.

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 while, try to start the rescued vehicle.
8. After the rescued vehicle has started,
cut the rescue vehicle power supply,
disconnect the jumper cables in reverse
order to that of their connection, and
put them away.
9. Install the bonnet left trimming and
close the bonnet.

WARNING!

• There is a risk of electrical short

4. Connect the other end of the red anode circuit if jumper cables are connected
(+) cable to rescue vehicle electric or disconnected in the wrong order,
battery anode (+) terminal. resulting in damage to the vehicle or
personal injury.

• In order to prevent short circuit when

jump starting a vehicle, jumper cable
clips must not contact each other or
any conductive material other than
their corresponding battery terminals.

CAUTION!

• If the rescued vehicle will not start

after repeated attempts, please
contact a BYD authorised dealer or
5. Connect one end of the black cathode (-)
cable to rescue vehicle electric battery
service provider.
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cathode (-) terminal. • The rated voltage of the rescue
vehicle battery should be 12V during

EMERGENCY
jump start.

Emergency Starting
If the remote control key loses power, the
vehicle can still be started as follows:

1. Place the remote control key near the

icon on the auxiliary instrument
cluster (in the front cup holder).
6. Connect the other end of the black
cathode (-) cable to rescued vehicle
corresponding GND point (clean and
unpainted solid metal part).
7. Start the rescue vehicle first, and after a

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2. Press the brake pedal and the "START/ A flatbed truck must be used.
STOP" button to start the vehicle.
WARNING!

• The front and rear wheels must be off

the ground when the vehicle is being
towed.

Installing the Towing Hook

1. Remove the towing hook from the

toolkit.

2. Pull out its cover.

REMINDER

• When the remote control key loses

power, replace the battery as soon
as possible (refer to the Unlocking -
Understanding of Keys - Remote
Control Key section).

Towing
If the vehicle needs to be towed, contact a 3. Insert the towing hook into the towing
BYD authorised dealer or service provider hole, rotate it clockwise and tighten it.
or a specialised towing company.

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 Loading capacity Maximum
load

75 kg x 5
occupants
(the front
two rows)

Installing the Trailer Hitch*

60kg
(seven-
seat modle,
folding
third row
seats)

Towing limit:

Loading capacity Maximum

load

Trailer Hitch Maximum

vertical 14
load of
trailer

EMERGENCY
hitch: 80 kg

1500 kg
(centre axle
trailer);
750kg
(unbraked
trailer)

A trailer hitch can be installed at the rear

of the vehicle for towing a wagon, caravan,
boat, etc.

Loading capacity:

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 WARNING! REMINDER

• Make sure that accessories such as • Whenever the installation of a

the trailer hitch and safety chain are trailer hitch is necessary, visit a BYD
properly connected and securely authorised dealer or service provider.
installed.
• Follow local laws and regulations for
• Make sure that all loaded cargos are installation of the trailer hitch.
firmly secured and evenly distributed.
Failure to do so may lead to traffic • Park the vehicle in a flat and safe
accidents, vehicle damage and place when engaging or disengaging
personal injury. the towed trailer or loaded cargo.

• When towing a trailer or loading • Towing a trailer or loading cargo will

cargo, please reduce speed and avoid reduce the driving range.
sharp turning or sudden braking, as
this may lead to traffic accidents,
vehicle damage and personal injury.
Rescue
CAUTION!
Vehicle Fire
• Do not tow a trailer with its cargo
combined weight above the trailer If the vehicle catches fire, follow the steps
hitch towing capacity. below:

• Vehicle loading capacity should be • Power the vehicle off.

met when a trailer hitch is used to tow
a trailer or load cargo. • Locate a dry powder fire extinguisher
nearby.
• A trailer towed or cargo loaded may
obstruct your field of vision. Adjust • If the fire is small and is spreading
slowly, put out the fire with a dry powder
the rear view and side mirrors for an
fire extinguisher and call the police and
improved view.
rescue services as soon as possible.
• Maintain a longer distance from
vehicles ahead when towing a trailer • If the fire is large and spreading fast,
keep a safe distance from the vehicle
or loading cargo.
and call the police and rescue services
• The vehicle becomes longer when as soon as possible.
towing a trailer or loading cargo.
Therefore wider turns must be taken WARNING!
to prevent the towed cargo from
hitting kerbs, road signs, trees or • After the fire is put out, contact a BYD
other objects. authorised dealer or service provider
for further handling. Do not touch the
• Do not park the vehicle on a slope vehicle after a fire to prevent accidents
when towing a trailer or loading
such as electric shock and burns.
cargo.
• Put out fires with specified types
of fire extinguishers. Attempting to
extinguish a fire with water or other
fire extinguishers may cause electric
shock.

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To effectively prevent vehicle fires, heed to
the following precautions: WARNING!

• Do not place any flammable or explosive • Never power the vehicle on if it

materials in the vehicle. accidentally falls into water or is
flooded due to weather or other
• Do not modify the vehicle's wiring reasons. Doing so may result in an
or install any additional electrical accident or serious damage to the
appliances. vehicle.

• Visit a BYD authorised dealer or service

provider regularly for inspection and
maintenance.
Vehicle Collision
• Equipping the vehicle with fire
extinguishers and understanding how In the event of a vehicle collision, follow the
they are used is recommended. steps below:

• When parking the vehicle (especially • If conditions permit, visually check if the
in summer), make sure that there are high voltage battery tray has cracked
no flammable materials (e.g., hay, dry edges and if any fluid is visibly leaking
branches and leaves or straw, etc.) under out.
the vehicle, as they are fire hazards.
• Power the vehicle off, and disconnect
the cathode of the 12V battery (starter Fe
Vehicle Flooding battery) if possible.

• Contact a BYD authorised dealer

If you suspect water has entered the vehicle or service provider for emergency
after having driven through flooded areas, assistance immediately.
follow the steps below:
Battery Leakage
• Drive away from the flooded area and
park safely. Check if there is water inside 14
In case of battery leakage, keep away from
the vehicle, and if there is, remove it as
the vehicle or the leaking battery and
soon as possible.

EMERGENCY
contact a BYD authorised dealer or service
• If the vehicle is unable to leave the area, provider for emergency assistance.
power it off and disconnect the cathode
of the 12V battery (starter Fe battery) if WARNING!
possible.

• Contact a BYD authorised dealer • Do not touch any leaks. Keep away
from the vehicle or the leaking
or service provider for emergency
battery.
assistance immediately.

• If the vehicle is seriously flooded, all

vehicle occupants should evacuate to a SUSTAINABILITY
safe area at once.
• Do not discard leaked substances into
water, soil or other environments.

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DATA COLLECTION
AND PROCESSING
Vehicle Data Processing....................200
Permanent Vehicle Transfer to Third
Parties and Off-Line Mode.................201
Disclosure of Personal Data to
Authorities..........................................202
Your Data Protection Rights..............202
Data Collection and parties.

Processing In case this access takes place during

vehicle maintenance, the information
can also be transmitted to BYD Europe
This section provides you with some engineers for quality assurance, product
important information on how personal defect reports or customer claim
data is collected and processed when you verification.
use a BYD vehicle. For a more detailed
overview on data processing, data Remote-services-related data
protection and data subject rights, please
read the current version of the privacy
Remote monitoring services
policy for the vehicle available at the BYD
website www.bydauto.eu. Your vehicle has remote monitoring
services. These include remote monitoring
services such as remote diagnosis and
Vehicle Data Processing Over-the-air (OTA) updates and upgrades
for security and safety purposes (subject to
your approval). These monitoring services
When using the vehicle, information is
serve the following purposes: provision
collected at the vehicle. This includes data
of our services to you (remote support/
such as data collected or transmitted by
diagnostics), product development and
vehicle sensors or control units which
security/public safety.
is necessary for the safe functioning of
your vehicle. In some cases, the data is Depending on your country and set-up,
used to support driving (driver assistance various vehicle information can be
systems) or to enable a specific comfort or transmitted to BYD Europe for the above
infotainment function. Personal data that is purposes, including vehicle location
collected and processed mainly include in- information, vehicle status, such as energy
vehicle data, remote-services-related data, consumption, vehicle speed, gear position,
and other data, as further specified below. power mode, ESP status, steering system
status, battery status, powertrain status and
In-Vehicle Data overall vehicle performance status.

Operation data Other

When operating the vehicle, various data on
Infotainment system
the status of the vehicle (e.g. speed, battery
level, braking system) or the environment Depending on the configuration of
(e.g. distance sensors, rain sensor, your vehicle, you can add data to the
temperature sensors) are collected and Infotainment system of the vehicle yourself.
processed. This data is not usually stored, Depending on the configuration, this
but there are control units, sensors or other includes, for example, media data for
components installed in the vehicle that playing films on the Infotainment system,
record such data, for example to record address data when using the navigation
maintenance requirements, error messages system or data for using online services.
or other information. The in-vehicle data Depending on the configuration of your
will only be stored in the equipment in the vehicle, you may also be able to make
vehicle but can be read out via the legally certain individual settings in and on the
required OBD ("On Board Diagnostics") vehicle. If this data is stored in the vehicle,
interface, for example by BYD authorised you can delete it at any time. If this data is
dealer or service provider or other third transferred to third parties (because you

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use third party content, in particular as (dashcam). The vehicle may also be
part of online services) BYD Europe has no equipped with an Inward Facing Camera
control over this. (IFC) which can be used to take a footage
inside the vehicle. Both video footages
Integration of mobile devices are stored in-vehicle. You are responsible
to check the laws of your residence if you
Depending on vehicle configurations,
turn the camera on. Please be aware of the
mobile devices can be connected
legal requirements before turning either
and controlled through the vehicle's
the OFC or the IFC on (in some countries for
infotainment system. It may be
IFC you need to obtain consent and other
necessary that the device's screen or
heavily restrict the use of OFC for dashcam
audio is displayed/ played through the
purposes, for example).
infotainment system or transmitted to it.
Additional data like positioning or vehicle For more details on camera options, go
information can be transmitted through to Section Trip Record and Section
applications for use in certain navigation Panoramic View of this owner's manual.
systems, communication, or other third-
party services. The specific type of data
processing depends on the respective
function and is controlled by the user or Permanent Vehicle
third parties such as the provider of the Transfer to Third Parties
devices or corresponding services.
and Off-Line Mode
Internet access and connected services
In case of a permanent transfer of
Depending on vehicle configurations, the vehicle, i.e. if you have purchased
the Internet can be accessed for certain your vehicle used, or if the vehicle was
functions or BYD Europe services through transferred to you by another person for
the vehicle's infotainment system network permanent use, you should note that
devices. BYD Europe is not liable for any any personalisation/user settings via the
such services provided by any other party. infotainment system (e.g. address list,
In such cases, please obtain information navigation system etc.) may be accessed by
about the use of data from the provider of the new user. You can reset these settings
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the respective online service. to the factory settings by tapping on /
Cameras Image recording/surrounding >DiLink>Version management>Reset
area monitoring vehicle system to default>Reset on the
centre console touchscreen.
Your vehicle is equipped with a number of DATA COLLECTION AND PROCESSING
cameras/sensors. The reason for this is that
some vehicle functionalities require the
vehicle's path to be detected and assessed
which is done by cameras that detect
objects in the vehicle's surroundings (e.g.
obstacles). The images are transmitted to
the respective control module for further
analytics required to operate the systems.
Some images are just processed on a
volatile basis (RAM), others may be stored, You can also restrict your vehicle's
depending on vehicle equipment. communication with the BYD data server
The vehicle may be equipped with an and the processing of vehicle-related and
Outward Facing Camera (OFC) that can be personal data by setting the vehicle to the
used to take a footage of the surrounding offline mode

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Tap on to turn Wi-Fi off. Wi-Fi can also and access, to rectification, erasure of
be turned off by tapping on / >DiLink personal data ('right to be forgotten')
> Connection on the centre console and the right to object to the processing
touchscreen. of personal data or to restrict it (or to
withdraw consent given earlier, as well as
Tap on to turn Cellular Data off. the right to data portability).
Network can be turned off by tapping
on / >DiLink > Connection on the These rights may be limited in some cases
centre console touchscreen. - for example, if we can show that we have
a legal obligation to process your data, or
if providing the information to you would
disclose personal data about another
person, or if we are legally prevented from
disclosing that information. In some cases,
this may mean that we can retain the data
even if you withdraw your consent.

For more information on data processing,

data protection and any rights you may
have, please visit the latest version of the
Privacy Policy available at the BYD website
Disclosure of Personal www.bydauto.eu.

Data to Authorities
BYD discloses your personal data only
insofar to third parties as this is legally
permissible or you have consented to it.
However, subject to the applicable laws,
government agencies may be authorised
to read out data from vehicles (e.g. data
can be read from the airbag control unit
to clarify an accident). If required by law
BYD may also be obliged to disclose data
upon request to governmental authorities
in your country, e.g. in the event of the
investigation of a criminal offence.

Your Data Protection

Rights
BYD has staunch respect for its customer's
privacy, and strictly complies with all data
protection laws, in particular the General
Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and
applicable local laws. According to these
laws, owners have specific rights when
their personal data is processed:

Data subjects have the right of information

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VEHICLE
INFORMATION
Vehicle Information...........................204
Specifications....................................208
Vehicle Information Using a Diagnostics Device to
Read VIN
Vehicle Identification
Number (VIN)
VIN position

VIN is the unique identity code of a vehicle.

The OBD port is located at the left lower

part of the dashboard. A special diagnostics
device, when connected to the OBD port,
can read the VIN, vehicle status and other
data.

The VIN is printed on a label under the front Vehicle Nameplate and
passenger seat.
Label
VIN composition
Manufacturer Nameplate

The manufacturer nameplate is located at

the lower part of the right B pillar.

The VIN comprises 17 characters and

includes information about the vehicle
such as the country of origin, manufacturer,
model year, vehicle characteristic code, etc. Five-seat model

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Seven-seat model
The model and number labels for the front
drive motor are pasted on the inner side of
the bonnet.

The manufacturer label is located at the

lower part of the left B pillar.
The model and number of the rear drive
Motor Model and Number
motor are inscribed on the rear drive motor
housing.

16
VEHICLE INFORMATION

The model and number of the front drive

motor are inscribed on the front drive The model and number labels for the rear
motor housing. drive motor are pasted on the boot lid.

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Vehicle Labels

Vehicle labels include airbag warning label,

cooling fan warning label, high-voltage
component warning label, etc. Please read
and follow the instructions on all labels.

Tyre Pressure Label

The tyre pressure label is pasted at the
lower part of the left B pillar.

Side Airbag Warning Label

The side airbag warning label is pasted at
the lower part of both B pillars.

Air Filter Label

The air filter label is pasted inside the glove
box.

Front Airbag Warning Label

The front airbag warning label is hot-
stamped on the right sun visor.

Battery Position Indication Label

The indication label for battery position is
pasted on the inner side of the bonnet.

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 The boot lid opening label is pasted on the
part above the exterior boot lid opening
button.

Refrigerant Refill and Cooling Fan Warning

Labels
The warning labels for refrigerant refill and
cooling fan are pasted on the inner side of High-voltage Components Warning Labels
the bonnet.
The warning labels for high-voltage
components such as motor controller are
pasted on their enclosures.

Charging Indicator and Reminder Labels

The labels for charging indicator and
reminder are pasted on the inner side of
the charging port hatch.
Bonnet Opening Label
16
The label for bonnet opening is pasted at
the lower part of the left A pillar.
VEHICLE INFORMATION

Boot lid Opening Label

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Specifications
Vehicle Specifications

Item Parameters

Model TANG EV

Length 4870

Overall dimensions (mm) Width 1950

Height 1725

Front 1650
Wheel tread (mm)
Rear 1630

Wheelbase (mm) 2820

Front/rear overhang (mm) 985/1065

Curb weight (kg) 2489

Front 1183
Axle load (curb weight) (kg)
Rear 1306

Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) (kg) 3060 3060

Front 1264 1291

Axle load (GCWR) (kg)
Rear 1769 1769

Minimum ground clearance at full load (mm) 150

Minimum turning diameter (m) 11.8

Top speed (km/h) 180

Maximum gradeability (%) 50

WLTP driving range (km) 400

Electric range WLTP city（km) 528

WLTP power consumption (Wh/km) 238

Approach angle (° ) 22

Departure angle (° ) 20

Seating capacity (occupants) 5* 7*

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Motor

Item Parameters

Motor model TZ200XSN (Front) TZ200XSE (Rear)

Type of drive motor PMSM PMSM

Drive type All wheel drive (AWD) All wheel drive (AWD)

Rated power (kW) 65 65

Rated RPM (r/min) 6000 6000

Rated torque (N•m) 135 130

Peak power (kW) 180 200

Peak RPM (r/min) 15500 15500

Peak torque (N•m) 330 350

High-Voltage Battery

Item Parameters

Model PA4

Battery type Lithium iron phosphate battery

Rated voltage (V) 640 16

Rated capacity (Ah) 135
VEHICLE INFORMATION

Cooling mode Coolant cooling

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Wheels and Tyres

Item Parameters

265/40R22
Tyres
255/50R20*

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Standard tyre pressure (kPa) 290 (rear wheels for more
than 4 occupants)

Front wheel toe-in 0±2mm

Front wheel camber -0.48° ±0.75°

King pin caster angle of front wheel 2.78° ±0.75°

Four-wheel
alignment
King pin inclination angle of front wheel 11.13° ±0.75°

Rear wheel camber -0.75° ±0.75°

Rear wheel toe-in 3±2mm

Wheel balance (g) <10

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Brake System

Item Parameters

Type of service brake system Hydraulic dual circuit, X-pattern circuit

Type of parking brake system EPB

Total thickness of front brake
9.85
pad (mm)
Allowable wear thickness of
2.75~9.85 (thickness after wear)
front brake pad (mm)
Total thickness of front brake
34
disc (mm)
Reasonable Allowable wear thickness of
32~34 (thickness after wear)
service limit of front brake disc (mm)
brake friction Total thickness of rear brake
11.1
pair pad (mm)
Allowable wear thickness of
3~11.1 (thickness after wear)
rear brake pad (mm)
Total thickness of rear brake
30
disc (mm)
Allowable wear thickness of
28~30 (thickness after wear)
rear brake disc (mm)

Fluid Types and Usage

Item Specification Quantity

Brake fluid HZY6 1154±15mL 16

Refrigerant R-1234yf 720±20g
VEHICLE INFORMATION

Coolant for batter y thermal

-40℃ freezing point 5.0±0.2L
management system

-40℃ long-acting organic

Motor coolant 9.3±0.2L
acid coolant

Windscreen washer fluid -30℃ ethanol 2L

BYDNT33 (Front) Shell S3-ATF-MD3 0.85±0.1L

Gearbox oil
BYDNRT33 (Rear) Shell S3-ATF-MD3 0.95±0.1L

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A C
A/C�����������������������������������������60 Charging Instructions���������140
AC Charging with Charging Pile Charging Port Lock��������������143
Charger��������������������������������145 Checking Brake Fluid����������174
AC Charging with Household Checking Coolant����������������173
Charging Equipment�����������144
Checking/Replacing Fuses�175
A/C System Maintenance����169
Checking Seat Belt System���47
Activating Infotainment System
Classification of Child Safety
�����������������������������������������������72
Seats (not provided with the
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) vehicle)����������������������������������41
�����������������������������������������������98
Closing Sunroof�������������������136
Adjusting Front Seat Belt
Closing Windows�����������������136
Height������������������������������������46
Compatibility of Vehicle and
Adjusting Instrument Cluster
Charging Infrastructure������147
Brightness�����������������������������81
Controlling Passenger Window
Adjusting Seat�����������������������57
�����������������������������������������������57
Airbags���������������������������������116
Controlling Rear Windows����58
Anti-Corrosion Measures����171
Correct Sitting Posture���������43
Anti-Theft Alarm������������������151
Correct Use of Seat Belts������44
Auto Folding/Unfolding������153

D
Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)
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Auto Unlocking��������������������136 Dashcam������������������������������124
Awakening Dormant 12V DC Charging�������������������������146
Battery (Starter Fe Battery)� 187
Description of Power Status�47
Disclosure of Personal Data to
B Authorities���������������������������202
Driver Seat Controls��������������48
Blind Spot Detection (BSD)� 105
Driver Window Control���������51
Bluetooth Phone Call������������75
Driving in Cold Weather������123
Boot Light������������������������������31
Driving in Fog����������������������122
Brake/Accelerator Pedal�������91
Driving in Hot Weather��������123
Brake System�����������������������211
Driving in Rain���������������������122

213
E Instrument Cluster Control���80
Instrument Cluster Overview78
Electronic Child Protection
Instrument Cluster Warning
Lock���������������������������������������40
Lights/Indicators�������������������82
Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)
Integrated Power Brake (IPB)
�����������������������������������������������89
���������������������������������������������111
Emergency Starting������������193
Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC)*
Exiting Courtesy������������������137 �����������������������������������������������97
Exterior����������������������������������10 Interior�����������������������������������12
Exterior Cleaning�����������������159 Interior Cleaning�����������������160
Exterior Handle���������������������36 Interior Greeting��������������������37
Exterior Lights�����������������������91 Interior Maintenance����������162
Exterior Welcoming���������������36 Interior Roof Handle�������������66
Interior Storage���������������������26
F In-Vehicle Camera���������������125

File Manager��������������������������75
Fluid Types and Usage��������211 J
Folding Seats�������������������������59 Jump Start���������������������������192
Folding Third Row Seats*������32
Front Wipers Control�������������95
K
Fuse Distribution�����������������176
0-100 km/h: Full Throttle
Experience���������������������������126
H
Headlights after Exit������������153 L
Headlights before Entry������153
Lane Departure Warning
High Beam Assist (HMA)��������94
System (LDWS)��������������������104
High-Voltage Battery�����������209
Lane Keeping System (LKS)*
High-Voltage Battery ���������������������������������������������102
Maintenance������������������������164
Loading����������������������������������33
Locking Doors from Inside����57
I Locking with the Interior Boot
Lid Switch����������������������������151
Inflating Tyres����������������������189
Locking with the Microswitch
Installing a Child Seat�����������41

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 ���������������������������������������������150 Panoramic Sunroof/Sunshade
Locking with the NFC Key �����������������������������������������������64
Card*������������������������������������151 Panoramic View�������������������131
Long-Term Parking��������������172 Park Assist���������������������������130
Luggage Compartment Cover* Permanent Vehicle Transfer
�����������������������������������������������32 to Third Parties and Off-Line
Luggage Lashing Eyes�����������31 Mode������������������������������������201
Power Boot Failure��������������187

M Powering Off������������������������136
Predictive Emergency Braking
Main Interface������������������������73 System (PEBS)���������������������108
Maintaining the 12V Battery Pre-Driving Inspection����������16
(Starter Fe Battery)��������������162 Protective Effect of Seat Belts
Maintenance Schedule�������156 �����������������������������������������������43
Manual Folding/Unfolding�152
Media Centre�������������������������75 R
Microswitch���������������������������23
Reaching Third Row Seats����58
Motor�����������������������������������209
Rear view mirror Controls�����53

N
Rear Wiper Control����������������96
Refilling Windscreen Washing
NFC Key Card�������������������������23 Liquid�����������������������������������173
NFC Key Card*�����������������������21 Regenerative Braking����������126
Remote Control Key 18, 22, 150

O Repairing Tyres��������������������191
Replacing Seat Belt System
On-Board Power Supply�������67 Components��������������������������47
Opening and Closing the Replacing Wiper Blades������170
Bonnet���������������������������������172
Riding Instructions for Children
Opening/ Closing Boot Lid���28 �����������������������������������������������40
Open Window/Sunroof Alarm Roof Rack�������������������������������33
���������������������������������������������137

S
P
Scheduled charging������������145
Paint Maintenance��������������161
SD Card Slot���������������������������68

215
 Seat Belt Pre-Tensioner��������46 Unlocking/Locking��������������186
Seat Belt Reminder���������������47 Unlocking with the Interior
Second Row Lighting������������58 Door Handle������������������������137

Shifting Gears������������������������88 Unlocking with the "Unlock"

Button����������������������������������136
Side Mirror Auto-Tilt������������130
USB Ports�������������������������������68
Side Mirror Controls��������������51
Using Warning Triangle�������189
Smart Charging�������������������146
Smartphone Wireless Charging
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Speed Sensing Auto Lock���126
Vehicle Collision������������������197
Starting the Vehicle���������������86
Vehicle Data Processing������200
Steering Wheel Controls�������53
Vehicle Fire��������������������������196
Sunroof Maintenance���������169
Vehicle Flooding������������������197
Sun Visors������������������������������65
Vehicle Identification Number
Switching Driving/Terrain (VIN)�������������������������������������204
Modes������������������������������������86
Vehicle Nameplate and Label
Switching to Steering Assist�87 ���������������������������������������������204
Vehicle Settings���������������������75
T Vehicle Specifications���������208

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Tools Included with the Vehicle W
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Turning Hazard Warning Light
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Tyre Pressure Monitoring Y
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Your Data Protection Rights202

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