Preface

Thank you for your selection of a NETA pure electric vehicle manufactured by Zhejiang Hozon New Energy Automobile Co., Ltd. (hereafter
referred to as HOZON Auto).
The NETA pure electric vehicle (hereafter referred to as NETA Auto) is characterized by zero emission, low maintenance-cost, low noise,
high efficiency, energy saving and easy operation, which will bring you a comfortable and pleasant driving experience.
This manual is applicable to NETA U model. Be sure to read this manual carefully before driving your vehicle for the first time. Be famil-
iar with your vehicle’s structure and features, usage methods and the relevant regulations of NETA Auto as soon as possible. The infor-
mation included in this manual will help you understand the correct method of driving and maintenance, so that you can enjoy the driving
pleasure fully.
The purpose of this manual is to provide you with instructions and guidance on the use and maintenance of your vehicle. Please check
the purchase contract for the specific configuration of your vehicle. If you have any questions and concerns about your vehicle and this
manual, please contact the NETA Auto Customer Service.
As we continue to remodel and improve the NETA Auto, we reserve the right to change specifications or design at any time without no-
tice. Do not compare your vehicle’s configuration and performance in this manual with the information included in any other version of
manual. Do not use the difference between the two as an excuse to request additional equipment. If you are unclear about your vehicle
and this manual, please consult your NETA Auto service station.
It is not allowed to modify the vehicle in any way. Doing so may cause adverse affects on your vehicle’s safety and durability and violate
your vehicle’s limited warranty conditions.
Be sure to abide by strictly all laws and regulations related to automobiles. The relevant laws and regulations have been fully considered
and followed when this manual was written, but some of the articles may not comply with the latest laws and regulations revised when
you purchase your vehicle.
Please make sure this manual stays with the vehicle if you sell it. The next owner will find it just as helpful.
 User Instructions
We have provided many important safety informations with three words, Warning, Caution, Hint, and some special symbols in this man-
ual. Please read these informations carefully. The purpose of these informations is to help prevent potential hazards that could hurt you
or others and damage to your vehicle.
"Warning" indicates that failure to follow the instructions will probably lead to serious personal injury or even death.
"Caution" indicates that dangerous or unsafe operation will cause personal injury or vehicle damage.
"Hint" indicates to remind driver and passengers to avoid operations that endanger the safety of vehicle or people.
Equipment marked with "*" is only suitable for some models or is only an option or an optional function for some models. Please refer to
actual vehicle configuration.
When you select a NETA, the service staff of NETA Auto service station will be pleased to help you. Take time to study this manual to
grasp how to drive, charge, and maintain your NETA pure electric vehicle. When in use, your NETA Auto service station is dedicated to
your satisfaction and will be pleased to answer any questions and concerns. If necessary, please contact your NETA Auto service station
in time or dial the official service call.
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 our vehicle is equipped with a high-voltage power battery to power the high-voltage drive motor. We have strictly followed the
relevant national and industry standards to design, manufacture and assemble all high-voltage cables and connectors. To prevent
electric shock, do not touch any high-voltage cables (colored in orange) or connectors, unless otherwise specified in this manual.
2 Follow the instructions on WARNING labels on the parts of vehicle carefully.
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 ny changes to your vehicle components may affect its performance and high-voltage safety, causing potential hazards such as
electric shock. Therefore, any work involving removing electrical system or replacing relay must be carried out by NETA Auto ser-
vice station. It is strictly forbidden to remove or replace it by yourself!
4 Recommendations for driving in extreme weather:
--  hen driving in hot summer, to ensure your safety and protect your vehicle, park your vehicle in an open area with good ventilation. Do not expose
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your vehicle to direct sunlight for a long time.
-- On rainy days, if your battery pack bottom is submerged in surface of water, do not start your vehicle. Instead, please contact your NETA Auto ser-
vice station in time.
 User Instructions
-- In winter, charge your vehicle as you use it, as its power battery becomes low-efficient. To improve the charging efficiency, be sure to charge your
vehicle immediately after use.

5 Precautions for use of front compartment:

-- Do not open the front compartment until the power mode is set in the OFF position.
-- Do not touch any component with high-voltage warning label in front compartment directly.
-- Do not spray water to wash the inside of the front compartment.
-- Do not open front compartment cover in the rain to prevent electrical leakage.
-- Do not turn on any high-voltage components without authorization.
-- If the indicator of high voltage part on instrument cluster display lights on, it indicates that there is malfunction in the high voltage system. Immedi-
ately contact your NETA Auto service station.

6 If any door fails to open, the 12V battery may be too low to unlock the door. In this case, please contact your NETA Auto service
station in time.
7 If your vehicle cannot be started:
-- Check the power meter of battery.
-- Check the state of charge. If the power battery is low, please charge the vehicle.

●● If the vehicle still cannot be started after performing the above operations, please contact your NETA Auto service station in time.
8 In the event of an accident:
-- Shift to N or P and set the power mode to OFF. For the reason of safety, turn on the EPB (Electrical Park Brake) switch at the same time.
-- If any wire on the vehicle is exposed or damaged, do not touch it to prevent electric shock.
-- If a fire occurs, get off the vehicle immediately and use a water-based fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire.
-- Do not try to start the vehicle again if the vehicle was involved in a collision.
-- If the vehicle was partially or fully submerged in water, turn off the start/stop button and leave as soon as possible. It is not allowed to conduct sal-
vage operation if the vehicle stills produces bubbles or sizzles. Be sure to wait for the bubbles or sizzling noises disappear, and then have the ser-
vice staff with special equipment salve the vehicle.
-- After salvaging, please contact your NETA Auto service station for inspection and repair immediately.
-- Keep the rescue information card in your vehicle so you can show it to the rescuers on site.
 User Instructions
--  e sure to set the interior A/C for cooling or heating to an appropriate temperature. Using A/C for cooling or heating will reduce the driving mileage
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by about 10% to 20%.

9 Depressing the accelerator pedal gently provides both safety and power saving. This will give you driving pleasure.
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 our vehicle is provided with an energy recovery system. When shifting to D to coast or depressing brake pedal to slow down, the
energy recovery system will charge your vehicle.
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 he vehicle has four power modes, namely, OFF (power off), ACC (accessories powered on), ON (vehicle powered on) and START
(starting the vehicle):
-- Press the start/stop button once to set the power mode to ACC.
-- Press the start/stop button twice to set the power mode to ON.
-- In the ACC or OFF position, depress brake pedal and press start/stop button to set the power mode to START.

12 Applicability of documents
--  he release of the latest version may not be described in this manual. If the information included in this manual is inconsistent with the information
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in the Software Update, the latter shall prevail.

13 Illustration
--  he illustrations in this manual are for demonstration purposes only. The information displayed on your vehicle's multimedia display may vary slight-
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ly depending on vehicle model, software version and market area.

14 Product specification
--  he information and specifications included in this manual were accurate at the time of printing. However, we reserve the right to modify at any
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time, as continuous improvement is NETA Auto's goal.

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 lease contact your NETA Auto service station for inspection and repair if one of the following conditions (including but not limited
to) occur: vehicle is soaked in water, vehicle is involved in a collision or there is serious fault alarm signal in instrument (e.g., insula-
tion fault and power battery fault), etc.
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Special note

--  ETA Auto will continuously improve its products to ensure that its vehicles meet high-quality and high-safety standards. In some cases, the infor-
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mation included in this manual may be different from that of your vehicle. All information in this manual is the latest information at the time of publi-
cation. NETA Auto reserves the right to modify and update this manual at any time without notice.

We wish you to drive safely and travel easily to live a smart life.
Your vehicle will give you years of driving pleasure!
CONTENT

Overview.................................................01 Parking system ............................................................. 43

Approaching vehicle sound for pedestrians
Vehicle exterior ............................................................. 01
(VSP) system................................................................ 46
Vehicle interior .............................................................. 02
Tire pressure monitoring system .................................. 47

Vehicle entry and anti-theft .....................03 Multi-function steering wheel ........................................ 49

Cruise control system ................................................... 49
Key information............................................................. 03
Parking sensor system ................................................. 50
Open and close tailgate ................................................ 04
Driving in special environment...................................... 52
Anti-theft system ........................................................... 07

Common operations ...............................53

Supplemental restraint system ...............09
External lighting ............................................................ 53
Child safety seat ........................................................... 09
Internal lighting ............................................................. 57
Seat belt ....................................................................... 13
Front and rear full-width lamps ..................................... 58
Safety sign .................................................................... 23
Wiper washing .............................................................. 59

Driving ....................................................25 Power window .............................................................. 62

Sunroof ......................................................................... 64
Instrument cluster ......................................................... 25
Rear view mirror ........................................................... 66
Turning on/off the power system .................................. 31
Sun visor....................................................................... 67
Gearshift ....................................................................... 33
A/C................................................................................ 67
Steering system ............................................................ 38
Seat .............................................................................. 70
Brake system ................................................................ 39
On-board power supply ................................................ 72
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Infotainment ............................................74 Windshield washer fluid and wiper blades.................. 106

Low voltage battery .................................................... 108
Home page ................................................................... 74
Maintenance information ............................................ 110
Radio ............................................................................ 74
Multimedia .................................................................... 75
Emergency rescue................................ 111
Bluetooth phone ........................................................... 76
Emergency measures..................................................111
System setting .............................................................. 78
Call for help ................................................................ 112
Vehicle setting .............................................................. 80
Parking of accident vehicle ......................................... 112
Head unit interconnection ............................................. 83

Vehicle parameters ...............................118

High Voltage Power ................................86
Parameters of vehicle overall size .............................. 118
High voltage system description ................................... 86
Vehicle mass parameter ............................................. 119
Power battery ............................................................... 86
Suspension ................................................................. 119
Charging operation ....................................................... 88
Structure parameter.................................................... 119
Vehicle Maintenance ..............................91 Economic performance............................................... 120
Power performance .................................................... 120
Vehicle identification number ........................................ 91
Braking performance .................................................. 120
Tire ............................................................................... 95
Four-wheel alignment parameter................................ 121
Front compartment cover ............................................. 97
Tire parameter ............................................................ 121
Brake fluid................................................................... 101
Dynamic balance parameter of wheel ........................ 121
Coolant ....................................................................... 103
Low voltage battery .................................................... 121
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Brake pedal free play.................................................. 121

Reducer parameter..................................................... 122
Drive motor parameter................................................ 122
Fluid parameter .......................................................... 123
Power battery parameter ............................................ 124
 Overview

Vehicle exterior

Front full-width lamp Front parking sensor Rear lamp cluster Rear parking sensor
Front wiper Front lamp cluster Rear full-width lamp Rear camera
Outside rear view mirror Slow charging port (quick Rear wiper Reversing lamp
charging port is on the right) Fog lamp
Rear door outside handle Front door outside handle

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Overview

Vehicle interior
Cruise system control switch Window control switch
Driver's airbag Outside rear view mirror ad-
justment switch
Instrument cluster display Electric hand brake switch
Multimedia control switch Brake pedal
Wiper operation handle Accelerator pedal
ENGINE START STOP switch Gearshift knob
Sunroof control switch A/C control panel
Central control display Glove box
Inside rear view mirror Front passenger window con-
trol switch
Ceiling lamp Door interior handle
Front passenger's airbag
Sun visor

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Key information Introduction to the function of fin- OFF, the doors cannot be unlocked/locked
with the UNLOCK/LOCK button.
Fingertip gyro remote key gertip gyro key
Tailgate unlock button: When the power
The wireless remote control function is used mode is set to OFF or vehicle speed is below
to unlock/lock all doors at a short distance and 5 km/h, long press the tailgate unlock button
activate the accessories. to unlock the tailgate.
When entering the activation area with a legal Vehicle locating (by pressing the button
smart key, press the button on the key slowly twice in succession)
and firmly to lock or unlock all doors.
When the vehicle is set in anti-theft state,
pressing LOCK button twice continuously al-
lows the turn signals to flash for 20s and the
horn to sound twice. You can use this function
to locate your vehicle if the position of vehicle
cannot be confirmed.

This vehicle is equipped with a fingertip gyro Hint

remote key to lock/unlock doors and tailgate,
and operate electrical components. □□ If the key’s battery voltage is below
2.3 V, this will be prompted in the in-
Caution strument.
□□ You can set the remote vehicle lo-
When using the key, please pay atten- cating when the power mode is set
Locking: When the power mode is set to to ON but not to ACC and 10-minute
tion to the following to avoid affecting its
OFF and all the doors and front compartment mode.
function:
cover are closed, press LOCK button to lock □□ You can set the vehicle locating feed-
■■ Do not let the key come into contact
all the doors at the same time. back to flashing + horning or only
with any liquid.
■■ Do hit any hard objects with the key. If any ajar door is detected, vehicle turn signal flashing in central control display, as
■■ Do not modify the key. lamps will not flash, and the alarm will sound well as the duration.
once. □□ D uring vehicle locating, press the
UNLOCK button on smart key to can-
Unlocking: Press UNLOCK button to unlock cel it.
all the doors at the same time.
If the power mode is set to a mode other than

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Mechanical key Open and close tailgate Caution

Tailgate unlocking ■■ If the rear bumper is covered with a
lot of ice, snow, dirt or the similar, the
When the power mode is set to OFF or vehicle foot sensing function may be weak-
speed is below 5 km/h, long press the tailgate ened or failed. Make sure to keep the
unlock button to unlock the tailgate. rear bumper clean.
Electric tailgate ■■ When triggering the tailgate unlocking
in full anti-theft state, the vehicle en-
ters the semi anti-theft state. Opening
the tailgate will not trigger an alarm at
this time.
■■ When the tailgate is closed again, the
full anti-theft state is activated.
This vehicle is also equipped with a mechani-
cal key to lock/unlock the driver’s door manu- Electric tailgate switch
ally.
You can place the mechanical key at the start/
stop button to sense and start the vehicle in
an emergency.
As the electric tailgate is provided with foot
sensing function, if you carry the smart key
in the specified range, just kick your leg back
and forth under the rear bumper to open/close
the tailgate automatically.

Close the tailgate and set the vehicle in an-

ti-theft cancellation state.
Close the tailgate and set the vehicle in an-

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ti-theft state. lock after the sheet metal fits.

Opening the tailgate with the tailgate switch
Warning
■■ T here is a risk of pinching when
opening/closing the tailgate. Make
sure no one stands beside the tail-
gate before opening/closing it. Failure
to do so may cause personal injuries.
■■ Be careful when operating the tail-
gate.

Mechanical key unlocking/locking

Unlocking: Turn the key clockwise.

When the vehicle is locked, if a valid smart Locking: Turn the key counterclockwise.
key is detected within a distance of 1m from
tailgate switch, press the tailgate switch on Child safety lock
the tailgate (or kick your leg) to lift the electric
tailgate automatically.
Tailgate anti-pinch protection
If something with sufficient resistance prevents
the tailgate from opening/closing, its anti-pinch
protection will be activated.
-- I f interrupted during opening, the tailgate Insert the mechanical key into the notch of the
stops and a long tone is signaled. plastic cover of outside handle lock of driver's
-- I f interrupted during closing, the tailgate door and push it up, then push it to the rear of
stops, a long tone is signaled and the tail- the vehicle and remove the lock cylinder cov-
gate reverses by 5°. er. Insert the mechanical key into the mechan-
ical lock to unlock or lock. To install the cover,
put it in the removed position and buckle it on Be sure to turn the child safety lock to the
the lock cylinder, and then slide it forward to locked state when there is a child seated in

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rear seat. Move the child safety lock lever Opening the door from inside Locking/unlocking from inside
diagonally to the right to lock the child safety
lock. Move the child safety lock lever diago- Using the central locking button to lock/unlock
nally to the left to unlock the child safety lock.

Hint
□□ It is recommended to lock the child
safety lock when driving with a child
to prevent the child from opening the
rear door unintentionally, causing ac-
cidents.
□□ T he rear door locked by the child
safety lock can only be opened from
outside even if the doors are un- Each door is equipped with an inner handle.
locked.
□□ B oth rear doors are equipped with When the central locking system is unlocked, Locking: Press the LOCK button on driver's
child safety locks. you can use this handle to open the door from door to lock all doors and tailgate.
inside. Unlocking: Press the UNLOCK button on
When the central locking system is locked, to driver's door to unlock all doors and tailgate.
Caution open the driver's door through the inner han-
dle, pull the handle once to unlock the door
If the rear door is locked by the child and pull the handle again to open the door
safety lock, it cannot be opened from from inside.
inside. When the rear door cannot be
opened with the inside handle, it may be
locked by the child safety lock. Do not
pull the inner handle hard to avoid dam-
age.

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Vehicle automatic unlocking/lock- Power-off unlocking function (The following 3 W

 hen all doors are locked, the anti-theft
conditions are met): warning lamp stays on. The anti-theft sys-
ing tem will automatically set after 10s. When
--  he driver’s door lock state is fed back to be
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Automatic locking when driving: When driving the anti-theft system is set, the anti-theft
locked.
at a certain speed, the doors and tailgate will warning lamp starts flashing.
-- The power mode is set to OFF from a mode
be automatically locked. other than OFF. 4 M
 ake sure that the warning lamp starts
-- The anti-theft state is cancelled. flashing, then leave the vehicle. Since un-
locking from inside activates the anti-theft
Anti-theft system system, no one is allowed to stay in the
vehicle when being set.
When the vehicle is locked in the anti-theft
state, if the driver’s door is opened from in-
side, no alarm occurs. If any other doors are Warning triggering
opened, alarm will sound and turn signals will
flash.  ny door or tailgate is unlocked without using
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the smart key entry function. The vehicle is
Entry anti-theft powered on without using the smart key start-
ing function. The above operations can trigger
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 et the vehicle power mode to "OFF" po- the alarm. After entering the alarm state, the
The automatic unlocking/locking can be set in sition.
the Central control display. turn signals flash for a few minutes and the
2 All the passengers get off. horn sounds for a few seconds.
Automatic locking conditions (The four doors
will be locked automatically when all the fol- Deactivation of anti-theft
lowing conditions are met):
Unlock the door with smart key.
--  riving at 25 km/h and above for a period of
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Carry the smart key and press the start/stop
time.
button in the vehicle.
-- The four doors are closed.
-- The start/stop button is set to ON.
-- T h e c o l l i s i o n - f r e e u n l o c k i n g o r c o l l i - Warning
sion-shielding unlocking has been cancelled.
Automatic unlocking after powered off: The Do not modify the anti-theft system
doors are automatically unlocked after pow- by changing or adding. Doing so may
ered off. cause fault to the system.

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Anti-theft to cancellation
If the remote unlocking is received in the
anti-theft mode, the anti-theft mode is de-ac-
tivated and it counts for 30s. If all doors are
not opened and the power mode is set to OFF
within 30s, the anti-theft mode is activated
again after counting for 30s. Then, the doors
are locked and the turn signals flash twice.
Full anti-theft state to semi anti-theft state
When the tailgate is unlocked with the key in
full anti-theft state, the vehicle will enter semi
anti-theft state. Opening the tailgate will not
trigger an alarm at this time.
Semi anti-theft state to anti-theft state
If all the doors are closed or the tailgate is
opened and then closed, the semi anti-theft
state is changed to anti-theft state.
Semi anti-theft to anti-theft cancellation
If the vehicle receives unlocking signal from
the key in semi anti-theft state, it will enter an-
ti-theft cancellation state.
Semi anti-theft state to warning triggering
If any door other than tailgate is opened, the
vehicle will enter alarm state.

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Child safety seat Caution Caution

Important safety reminders for us- Proper use of child seats will greatly re- ■■ How to use the seat belt has a great
duce the risk of injury to children during influence on highest level of protec-
ing child seats a collision or reduce the severity of their tion provided by the seat belt. Com-
A child below 12 years old should be properly injuries. Please pay attention to the fol- ply with the instructions for use of the
restrained in the rear seat. Compared with lowing points when using child seats: seat belt provided by the manufac-
adults, children's muscles and bones are not ■■ C hoose a suitable child seat to fit turer of the child seat. Using the seat
fully developed, so a special child seat should your child correctly when driving. belt incorrectly may cause injury to
be used for a child to be restrained in the rear ■■ Use an appropriate child seat for the your child even in a minor crash.
seat. Child safety seat should be placed on child shorter than 1.5 m (or up to 12 ■■ I f a child seat is not installed and
the rear seat to protect the child according to years). Never use the seat belt direct- fixed properly, it can be dislodged in
the child's age, height and weight. ly, otherwise his/her abdomen and a collision or sudden stop, causing
neck could be seriously injured in a very serious injury to the other occu-
Only approved and qualified child seats are crash. pants. Therefore, even if a child seat
allowed. To choose a child seat, check its la- ■■ Never let child ride the vehicle with- is empty, install and fix it correctly.
bels or instructions such as applicable weight out protection.
range and usage. ■■ Two children should never use the
To install and use a child seat, follow the rele- same child seat. Warning
vant laws and regulations, the instructions of ■■ Never hold your child (including in-
the seat manufacturer and the instructions on fant) in your arms. ■■ Do not put a child seat near the side
child safety in this manual. ■■ A suitable child seat can provide pro- airbag, it may cause serious injury to
tection for children. the child if the side airbag inflates.
■■ If a rear-facing child seat is installed ■■ To prevent your child from being
Hint on the rear seat, move the front seat injured, select a suitable child protec-
forward moderately. If a forward-fac- tion device according to the child's
The best place to install the child safety ing child seat is installed on the rear age, height and weight and fix it firm-
seat is behind the driver's seat. seat, adjust the height of the headrest ly.
of the rear seat properly. ■■ Do not place any items in the action
■■ N ever overlook warding when the range of the side airbag. Doing so
child sits in the child safety seat. may cause personal injury.
■■ If your child leans forward or sits in- ■■ Never let a child stand or kneel on
correctly while driving, the risk of inju- the seat while driving, as the child
ry to the child will increase in a crash. may be thrown around during a
crash. The child or other passengers
could be seriously hurt or killed.

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During a side collision, a side airbag can pro-

Hint Installation
vide better protection. However, the airbag will
generate a great expansion force when trig- When installing or removing child seat,
gered, so when the passenger's sitting posture follow the instructions provided by child
is incorrect, the airbag or the items placed in seat manufacturer.
the expansion area of side airbag may cause
personal injury.
We strongly recommend that you use a suit- Warning
able child seat and secure it in the proper
position to restrain your child properly. Make ■■ The ISOFIX lower fixing rings are
sure that there is enough space between the specially designed for the child seats
child and the inflation area of the side airbag, with ISOFIX attachments. Do not fix
so that the side airbag inflates without obstruc- any other seat belt or item on the fix-
tion during a collision to provide the maximum ing ring. Doing so may cause person-
protection. al injury or even death.
■■ T he ISOFIX upper fixing ring can 1 Insert the tapered plastic sleeves on the
ISOFIX fixing rings between the seat
Fixing method of child seat only bear the load applied by a prop-
cushion and the backrest.
erly-secured child seat. Never use it
It is recommend to install the child seat in rear to fix adult seat belt or suspender, or 2 P
 ush the ISOFIX attachments into the
seat and secured with lap/shoulder belt. use it to fix any other item or device tapered plastic sleeves that have been
on the vehicle. installed and snap them onto the ISOFIX
Warning fixing rings.
Do not secure the rear-facing child seat
in front passenger seat. Doing so may
cause serious injury to the child or even
death.

Fixing with ISOFIX device of vehicle

A child seat with ISOFIX system can be se-
cured in the rear seat quickly, conveniently
and safely.

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Child seat information

Front passen- Rear center Rear seats on
Mass group
ger seat seat both sides
Group 0 10 kg X X U

Group 0+ 13 kg X X U

I 9 ~ 18 kg X X U/UF

II 15 ~ 25 kg X X U/UF

III 22 ~ 36 kg X X U/UF
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 here are upper fixing ring at the rear of the seat on this model to
Note:
assist in fixing the child seat (as shown by the arrows in the figure
above). If the child seat has a single top tether, pass it through U: for the child seats of Universal Category.
between the rear headrest stems. If the child seat has double top UF: for the forward-facing child seats of General Category.
tethers, pass them through both sides of the rear headrest. X: Unsuitable for the child seats of this mass group.
4 A
 fter the installation completed, push, pull or shake the child seat
with appropriate force to confirm that the seat is firmly secured.
Child seat size category
Size category Meaning
Full-height forward-facing child restraint system for
Caution A
toddlers
Reduced-height forward-facing child restraint sys-
If a child seat has a top tether, connect and fasten the top tether B
to the fixing ring. tem for toddlers
Reduced-height forward-facing child restraint sys-
B1
tem for toddlers
Full-size rear-facing child restraint system for tod-
C
dlers
Reduced-size rear-facing child restraint system for
D
toddlers
E Rear-facing child restraint system for infants

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Size category Meaning Note:

F Left-facing child restraint system (portable crib) IL: For ISOFIX child seats in the "Specified, Restricted or Semi-uni-
G Right-facing child restraint system (portable crib) versal" category.
IUF: Universal ISOFIX forward-facing child seats for this mass group.
Child seats fixed with ISOFIX X: The seat position does not support the installation of ISOFIX child
seats.
Rear ISOFIX: International Standards Organization FIX of child seats in
Front passenger cars.
Size Fixing Rear cen- seats
Mass group passen-
category unit ter seat on both
ger seat
sides
F L1 X X X
Portable crib
G L2 X X X
Group
10 kg E R1 X X U
0
E R1 X X X
Group
13 kg D R2 X X X
0+
C R3 X X U

D R2 X X X

C R3 X X X
Group 9 ~ 18
B F2 X X IUF
I kg
B1 F2X X X IUF

A F3 X X IUF

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Seat belt Warning Warning

Correctly wear the seat belt for your life! To reduce the risk of casualties in a ■■ All passengers must wear their seat
This section gives you important information crash, observe the following strictly: belt before vehicle starting off and al-
about importance and working principles of ■■ During a crash or emergency brak- ways wear seat belts properly during
seat belts and how to wear and adjust seat ing, proper wearing of seat belts can driving. For the sake of safety, always
belts. Be sure to study all the information and greatly reduce the degree of injury to wear seat belt as required even if
warning messages in this section carefully. passengers. Therefore, driver and all drive vehicle in urban areas or short
passengers must always wear seat trips.
belts during driving. ■■ Two people should never use the
Caution ■■ A pregnant woman or disabled per- same seat belt (even if for children).
son must also wear a seat belt prop- Be sure any child too small for seat
■■ Be sure to always wear seat belts erly. Otherwise, they may be also belts is properly secured in a child
properly as described in this manual. seriously injured in the event of an restraint system. Choose the child re-
■■ S eat belts are designed for adults accident. The best way to protect the straint system according to the child's
and larger children. All infants and unborn baby is to protect the preg- height and body shape.
small children must be properly re- nant woman, so be sure to wear a ■■ Do not loosen your seat belt when
strained in the special child restraint seat belt when the pregnant woman driving.
system (e.g., child seats). is in vehicle. ■■ Check that seat belts do not squeeze
■■ Check that seat belts function proper- ■■ You cannot get the maximum protec- any fragile or hard items (e.g., glass-
ly and are free of damage. tion from your seat belt unless you es and ballpoint pens) to prevent
■■ Not wearing a seat belt or improper use it properly. Not wearing a seat personal injury.
wearing may result in serious injury belt or wearing a seat belt improperly ■■ Insert the latch plate into the buckle
or death! increases the chance of serious injury properly and make sure that the latch
or death. plate is securely locked. Not wearing
a seat belt properly may lose its max-
imum protection.

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Correct use of seat belt comfort and protection.

1 A
 djust the seat to proper position, and --  ress the release button of the seat belt
P
adjust the backrest to proper angle. height adjuster and hold the seat belt height
adjuster.
-- Hold the seat belt height adjuster and move
it up and down, adjust the front seat belt to
the desired height and then loosen the front
seat belt height adjuster.

5 A
 fter adjustment, pull up on the shoulder
portion of the seat belt forcefully to check
whether the seat belt height adjuster is
locked.
3 Insert the latch plate into the buckle until
you hear a "click", and pull the latch plate
in opposite direction to make sure that Hint
the latch plate is securely locked. Check
that the seat belt is not twisted. □□ Make sure the shoulder portion of the
seat belt goes over your collarbone.
2 A
 djust position of the three-point seat Make sure the seat belt does not
belt. come into contact with the neck or
--  xtend the webbing smoothly so that it goes
E slide off the shoulder, so as to get the
over your shoulder near the webbing and maximum protection from the seat
across your chest, but does not come into belt during emergency braking or a
contact with the lower position of arms or crash to avoid serious injury to the
rear part of neck. occupants.
-- Position the lap portion of the seat belt as □□ Position the lap portion of the seat
low as possible across your hips, and not belt as low as possible across your
across your stomach. hips, not across your stomach. This
lets your strong pelvic bones take the
force of a crash.
□□ Adjust the seat belt for snug but com-
fortable fit to get better protection.
4 A
 djust the seat belt height adjuster (front
seat) to the desired height to get the best

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Caution Warning
■■ The seat backrest should not be in- Just like other occupants, a pregnant
clined too much. Make sure your seat woman should wear a properly-posi-
backrest is upright to get the maxi- tioned seat belt whenever she drives or
mum protection from the seat belt. rides in car. Position the lap portion as
■■ Make sure the seat belt, latch plate low as possible and across your hips, as
and buckle are not caught by the during a crash, the seat belt could press
door, so as to avoid damage to the deep into your stomach, causing serious
seat belt. internal injuries to you and your unborn
■■ F or safety, you should check the child.
condition of your seat belts regularly.
6 Unlatching seat belts
Check the seat belt for cuts, frays and Seat belt pretensioner
slack. If any seat belt is not in good
--  o unlatch the seat belt, press the red
T condition, do not use corresponding During emergency braking or a serious frontal
PRESS button on the buckle. The belt will seat until the seat belt is repaired or collision, pretensioners helps quickly restrain
automatically retract. replaced at NETA Auto service sta- the occupants by retracting seat belts, so as
-- If the seat belt fails to retract smoothly, pull it tion. to minimize personal injuries. However, during
out and check if it is twisted. ■■ Do not remove, disassemble, or mod- a slight frontal collision, side collision or rear-
ify seat belts without authorization. end collision, the pretensioners may not be
■■ A fter a crash, have the seat belt activated.
Caution checked by NETA Auto service sta-
tion. If the seat belt pretensioner
One person should use a seat belt ex- is activated, have the seat belt re-
clusively. Two or more people (including placed.
children) should never use the same ■■ Even if there is no visible damage to
seat belt. the seat belt during a serious crash,
have the seat belt and seat assembly
replaced and the airbag system com-
pletely inspected.

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Seat belt unfasten reminder --  et each seat belt retract partially and then
L seat belt, to reduce the probability of personal
hold its latch plate and pull it forward quickly. injury or even death.
The mechanism must be locked to avoid fur-
ther retracting.
Hint
-- Keep seat belts clean and dry.
-- Clean seat belts with water and neutral de- □□ Do not remove or install any airbag
tergent. components without permission.
□□ Using non-genuine seat covers may
result in reduced airbag performance
Warning or accidental injury to occupants. Do
■■ Take care to clean/maintain seat not place any items between the side
belts to prevent polishes, oils and airbags and the occupants.
chemicals (especially battery acid) □□ Do not apply excessive force on the
from polluting webbing. side of the seat equipped with side
When the power mode is set other than "OFF", ■■ A fter a serious collision, the used airbags.
if the driver or front passenger is not wearing seat belt system (including bolts) □□ After a collision, although the airbag
a seat belt, the instrument cluster indicator must be replaced. Replace the entire modules have not inflated and the
comes on and alarm sounds. The indicator will assembly even if it is slightly dam- pretensioner seat belts have not
be off and alarm sound is stopped after driver aged. been locked, to protect the occupants
and front passenger wear their seat belts. ■■ Sit upright to get the most protection from high-voltage hazards, the airbag
from the seat belts and airbag sys- computer may be encrypted. We rec-
ommend that you contact your NETA
Check and maintenance of seat tem.
Auto service station for testing.
belt
Introduction of airbag
--  lways check whether the seat belt unfas-
A Introduction of collision sensor
tened indicator, seat belts, buckles, latch The airbag system is a part of the supplemen-
plates, retractors and anchors function prop- tal restraint system (SRS), which supplements The collision sensors are used to input the
erly. the protection offered by seats and seat belts. control signals in the airbag system. If your
-- Check whether the seat belt system is loose When vehicle is involved in a serious collision, car is involved in a collision, the collision sen-
or damaged, and check whether there are if the airbag deployment conditions are met, sors detect the signal of the collision strength
any parts that may affect the normal opera- the airbag will deploy rapidly and provide sup- and input the signal to the airbag computer.
tion of the seat belt system. plemental protection to the head and chest On this basis, the airbag computer determines
-- If any seat belt is cracked or worn, have it of the driver and passenger together with the whether to detonate the inflator to inflate the
replaced immediately. airbags.

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Airbag warning lamp Hint Warning

If the airbag warning lamp stays on, this ■■ N ever put a rear-facing child seat
means that there is a fault in the airbag on the front seat with airbag. Doing
system. We recommend that you have so may cause serious injury or even
your NETA Auto service station check death.
the airbag system as soon as possible to ■■ Do not restrain your child in the child
restore the function of airbags. seat or the booster cushion on the
front passenger seat. Doing so may
endanger the life of the child.
Airbag warning label
Airbag of driver and front passen-
ger
The airbag system is monitored by an elec-
tronic control unit and provided with a self-di-
agnostic function. If there is a fault in the
airbag system, a warning lamp is lit on the
instrument cluster display and a reminder of
Airbag Fault is displayed.
When the power mode is set to "ON", the air-
bag warning lamp will be on for about 5s and
then off, and this means that the airbag sys-
tem is normal. Airbag warning labels for front passenger are
If there is a fault in the airbag system, the posted on both sides of the sun visor of front
warning lamp stays on. But the airbag system passenger.
may no longer provide protection. The vehicle is equipped with a driver's airbag
and a front passenger’s airbag. When the
airbag system meets the airbag triggering
conditions, the airbag will deploy to reduce the
degree of injury.

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Front seat side airbag* Hint Airbag triggering

□□ If you ever have a side impact, when
airbag triggering conditions are met,
the side airbags will inflate to help
protect the occupant on the impacted
side and reduce the degree of injury.
□□ During a side impact, generally, only
the airbags on the impacted side will
inflate.
□□ If a side impact occurs on the front
passenger side, the side airbag will
inflate even if there is no passenger
on the seat.
□□ To get the maximum protection from
Your vehicle is equipped with side airbags, the side airbags, the occupants Deployment effect of driver's airbag and front
there is an AIRBAG label on the outside of the should wear seat belts properly and passenger’s airbag
front seat, as shown in the figure above. sit upright against seat backrest.

Caution
■■ Do not get seat backrest wet. If rain
or spray water wets the seat back-
rest, the side airbag system may fail
to function normally.

Deployment effect of seat side airbag

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Airbag triggering conditions are as follows: If

you ever have a crash, whether airbags inflate
or not depends on energy level, collision type,
collision angle, obstacles and vehicle speed.
In the event of a special collision, the airbag
system may be triggered.
The airbag system will not function in any col-
lision. Generally, in the event of a slight frontal
collision, rear-end collision or rollover, the air-
bag system will not be triggered. In this case,
the driver and passengers should wear seat
belts properly to get normal protection.
The airbag system of this vehicle has been
set in full consideration of various common
misuses and road conditions. However, due to
the ever-changing causes and forms of crash-
es, to travel safely, please follow strictly this
manual to use the vehicle properly and avoid
misuse. Failure to do so may lose the expect-
ed effects of the airbags.

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Conditions in which the airbag may deploy

When overpassing a deep ditch, the vehicle head hits the ground.
The vehicle hits bulges and curbstones.
The vehicle head hits the ground when driving on a downhill road.
The side of the vehicle is hit by another vehicle.

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Conditions in which the airbag may not deploy

In case of side collision, rear-end collision or rollover, generally,
the front airbag will not deploy.
If deceleration or braking force does not meet the triggering con-
ditions of the airbag sensor, the front airbag may not deploy. Such
collision includes: Rushing into flexible objects (such as snow drifts or
bushes), hitting hard fixtures at low speed and colliding between two
vehicles with relatively low speed.
The vehicle collides with the container truck or enters into the lower
part of the truck, but the collision force does not meet the triggering
conditions of the airbag sensor.
--  he collision points are concentrated at one position (e.g. tree or protec-
T
tive rod), and the collision force is not large enough to be transmitted to
the airbag sensor.
-- Airbag system has fault.

The airbags may not inflate if the vehicle is subjected to a collision

from the rear, from the side or from the side at certain angles or a
special rear-end collision, or if the vehicle rolls over or is involved in
any other special collision. If the vehicle is involved in the secondary
or tertiary or low-speed collisions in a serial collision event, the airbags
fail to provide supplemental protection even if they inflate.

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Warning Warning Maintenance of airbag

We recommend that you contact your NETA
■■ For the driver, keep a distance of at ■■ Be sure to have your airbag system
Auto service station immediately if one of the
least 25 cm between the chest and replaced by your NETA Auto service
following conditions occurs.
the steering wheel, so as to get the station within 10 years from the date
maximum protection when the airbag of manufacture. If you have any
system inflates. component of your airbag system re-
■■ Always wear seat belt properly and placed before the end of life, keep all
sit upright when driving. Failure to do the replacement records. Please give
so will increase the risk of injury when the replacement records to the next
the airbag inflates during a crash. owner when selling the vehicle.
■■ No additional items or decorations on ■■ T he side airbags and side curtain
the surface of the steering wheel trim airbags inflate instantly with con-
cover, the surface near the airbag siderable force. So, do not lean
location, the surface of upper protec- against the door while driving. Doing
tor of pillar A/B/C and the surface of so will cause serious injury or even
any accessory in the seat side airbag life-threatening.
location are allowed. Only use a dry ■■ Do not place any phone holder, cup
or slightly damp cloth for cleaning the or ashtray on the airbag trim cover or 1 Airbag has deployed.
above surfaces. Do not strike them in the airbag inflation range. Doing
hard. so will increase the chance of injury 2 T
 he airbag warning lamp on the instru-
■■ The airbags are specially designed when airbags inflate during a crash. ment cluster display is on abnormally (as
for a certain model. Any changes shown in the figure).
to the suspension system, tire size,
3 A
 frontal collision subjected to the vehicle
bumpers, chassis, and original equip-
is not enough to trigger the deployment
ment will have an adverse effect on
of airbag. The airbag cover is scratched,
the airbag system. Do not apply any
cracked or damaged.
component of your airbag system to
any other model. Doing so may cause 4 T
 he airbag needs to be removed, disas-
the airbag system failure, resulting in sembled, installed and/or repaired.
personal injury.

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Safety sign
Slow charging port warning label: It is stuck on the inner cover of
the slow charging port, which can be seen by opening the outer cover
of the slow charging port.
Charging warning label: It is stuck on the inside of the outer cover
of the charging port, which can be seen by opening the outer cover of
the charging port.
Quick charging port warning label: It is stuck on the inner cover of
the quick charging port, which can be seen by opening the outer cover
of the quick charging port.
Power battery warning label: It is stuck on the front of the upper
surface of the power battery.
Airbag warning label: It is stuck on the outside of the front passen-
ger’s sun visor.

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AC charger warning label: It is stuck on the upper surface of the AC

charger.
Electric drive system warning label: It is stuck on the upper surface
of the drive motor controller.
Low-voltage battery warning label: It is stuck on the upper surface
of the low-voltage battery, which can be seen by opening the front
compartment cover.
Electric compressor warning label: It is stuck on the upper surface
of electric compressor.
Cooling fan warning label: It is stuck on the upper part of the upper
cross member of the front compartment, which can be seen by open-
ing the front compartment cover.
PTC warning label: It is stuck on PTC side surface.

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Instrument cluster Power state-ACC mode

 he instrument panel (IP) is the interface for you to exchange informa-
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-- Power on the vehicle.
tion with the vehicle, which provides you with necessary operating in-
-- Set the vehicle power mode to "ACC" position.
formation and is an important tool for maintenance personnel for fault
-- Some of the functions are displayed normally, and the actual vehicle
diagnosis and troubleshooting. shall prevail.
Description of IP power management state -- The alarm is displayed normally.

Power state-Sleep mode Driving data

-- The power is turned off. The trip computer display interface gives the information related to the
-- The electric power is turned off. current mileage and the trip mileage:
-- The vehicle is in a low power consumption state.

Power state-Standby mode

-- The power is turned off.
-- Power on the vehicle.
-- Normally, the display screen is turned off except that there is an alarm
message.
-- Countdown lasts for 30s when changing to standby mode from any oth-
er mode.

Power state-10-minute mode

-- The power is turned off, and some functions are displayed normally. 1 Current driving time and mileage
-- When 10 minutes are over or the driver’s door is opened, 10-minute After the vehicle is in "READY" and when the vehicle speed signal is
mode is disabled and standby mode is enabled. valid, the instrument cluster accumulates the mileage and time and
-- When an alarm occurs, the loudspeaker works normally. saves them by itself. The instrument cluster will automatically reset
-- When an alarm occurs, the alarm will be displayed until 10-minute mode after exceeding the maximum display value. In addition, the current
is disabled. driving data will be automatically cleared after turning off vehicle pow-
er supply and the data will be recalculated when driving again.
Power state-Normal RUN mode
2 Trip driving time and mileage
-- The power is turned on and all features function normally.
It is the accumulated driving time and mileage since the last reset.

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3 Average power consumption --  hen the low beam lamps are turned on, the low beam indicator on the
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display screen comes on.
It is the current average power consumption.
5 High beam lamp indicator
Alarm, indicator message --  hen the high beam lamps are turned on, the high beam indicator on
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the display screen comes on.
6 Rear fog lamp indicator
--  hen the rear fog lamp switch is turned on, the rear fog lamp indicator
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on the display screen comes on.
7 TPMS malfunction indicator, tire pressure indicator
-- If any tire pressure fails, a tire pressure alarm occurs and the indicator
comes on. "Tire Pressure System Fault" appears on the display screen
for 5s and the alarm sounds 3 times.
8 Towing mode working indicator
-- The towing indicator comes on when the towing mode is activated.
When vehicle is started, the IP warning lamp performs self-check, all
indicators come on and then automatically go off after about 2s. This 9 Seat belt unfastened warning indicator
is normal. If the indicator still comes on after that, please refer to the --  he instrument cluster will give alarm when receiving seat belt unfas-
T
following indicator instructions to confirm if it is a faulty indicator. If so, tened signal. Front seat belts share the same unfastened indicator, it
please contact your NETA Auto service station in time for inspection does not distinguish between the driver and the front passenger. The
and repair. indicator will be off after driver and front passenger fastening their seat
belts and the audible signal disappears.
1 Left turn indicator and hazard warning flasher
-- If the switch of left turn signal lamp is turned on, the IP left turn indicator
flashes and a simulated relay pull-in sounds.
2 Right turn indicator and hazard warning flasher
-- If the switch of right turn signal lamp is turned on, the IP right turn indi-
cator flashes and a simulated relay pull-in sounds.
3 Position lamp indicator
--  hen the position lamps are turned on, the position lamp indicator on
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the instrument cluster display comes on.
4 Low beam lamp indicator

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Hint 13 ABS fault indicator

--  hen the ABS fails, the ABS fault indicator comes on. Meanwhile,
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□□ If the seat belt on either side is not fastened and the displayed "Please Check the ABS" appears on the display screen for 5s, and the
vehicle speed is more than 25 km/h, the alarm sounds. The alarm sounds 3 times.
alarm stops sounding when the vehicle speed drops to 2.5 14 ESC OFF indicator
km/h.
-- If the ESC function is disabled, this indicator comes on and "ESC Is Dis-
□□ I f the seat belt on either side is not fastened, the alarm
abled" appears.
sounds for 120s and then stops until it is activated again.
Meanwhile, the indicator lamp stays on. 15 ESC fault, activation indicator
□□ After 120-second alarm sound for the unbuckled seat belt on --  hen the ESC fails, this malfunction indicator comes on. Meanwhile,
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one side ends, if the seat belt on the other side is unbuckled "ESC Fault" appears on the display screen for 5s, and the alarm sounds
to activate the alarm, the indicator needs to be timed again 3 times.
for 120s.
16 EPB indicator
□□ During the 120-second alarm for the unbuckled seat belt on
one side, if the seat belt on the other side is unbuckled to --  hen the EPB (Electrical Park Brake) is applied, the EPB indicator
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activate the alarm, the 120-second time needs to be reset, comes on (red) . When the EPB fails, the EPB indicator comes on
including the alarm sound and the indicator. (yellow) .
□□ When shifting in R, the seat belt alarm does not sound, and 17 AUTOHold state indicator
the indicator stays on. When shifting out of R, the alarm con- -- When the AUTOHold fails, the AUTOHold state indicator comes on ,
tinues to sound and the indicator needs to be timed again. and meanwhile, "AUTOHold Fails, Please Depress Brake Pedal to Exit"
appears and the alarm sounds 3 times. When "Please Depress Brake
10 Airbag fault indicator Pedal to Release AUTOHold" appears, the alarm sounds once. When
"AUTOHold Fails To Be Activated" appears, the alarm sounds once. The
--  hen any airbag fails, this indicator comes on, "Airbag Fault" appears
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white indicator comes on when in standby.
on the display screen for 5s, and the alarm sounds 3 times.
18 HDC indicator and fault lamp
11 EPS (Electric Power Steering) malfunction indicator
--  hen the EPS system fails, EPS will send a signal to allow this indicator
W -- The green indicator comes on when the HDC (Hill Descent Control)
is normally enabled.
to be lit. Meanwhile, "EPS Fault" appears on the display screen for 5s,
and the alarm sounds 3 times. -- When the HDC fails, the red HDC malfunction indicator comes on
and the alarm sounds 3 times.
12 Low brake fluid level
--  hen the brake fluid level is low, this indicator comes on. Meanwhile,
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"Please Add Brake Fluid" appears on the display screen for 5s, and the
alarm sounds 3 times.

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27 CCS indicator and cruise speed display

Hint
--  he cruise target speed is displayed on the speedometer. If the CCS
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Priority of indicators: Red ＞ Yellow ＞ Green (Cruise Control System) is activated , the green icon comes on and the
set speed is displayed. If the CCS fails, the cruise function is disabled
and the red icon comes on.
19 Battery charging indicator
28 Power battery maintenance request indicator
-- The DCDC malfunction will make the battery charging fault indicator on.
--  hen the power battery needs to be maintained, "Power Battery Needs
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20 Insulation malfunction indicator To Be Maintained" appears on the display screen and the alarm sounds
--  hen an insulation fault occurs, "Insulation Fault" appears on the dis-
W 3 times.
play screen for 5s and the alarm sounds 3 times.
29 Limp Home mode indicator
21 System fault indicator --  hen the Limp Home mode is enabled, the Limp Home indicator comes
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--  hen the vehicle system fails, this indicator comes on, and "Vehicle
W on, "Limp Home Mode Is Enabled" appears on the display screen for 5s
System Fault" appears on the display screen for 5s and the alarm and the alarm sounds once.
sounds 3 times.
30 Low power battery indicator
22 Power battery disconnection indicator --  hen the power battery is low, the low power battery indicator comes
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--  hen the power battery is cut off, this indicator comes on, and "Power
W on, and "Low Power Battery" appears on the display screen and the
Battery Disconnected" appears on the display screen for 5s and the alarm sounds 3 times.
alarm sounds 3 times.
31 Door opening indicator
23 Power battery fault indicator --  hen any door on one side or tailgate is not closed, the door opening
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-- 
When the power battery system fails, "Power Battery System Fault" ap- indicator comes on.
pears on the display screen and the alarm sounds 3 times.
32 Charging gun connection indicator
24 Power system READY indicator --  hen the vehicle is connected to the charger, the charging gun connec-
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--  hen the power system is started, the "READY" indicator comes on,
W tion indicator comes on.
indicating that the power system gets ready.
33 Brake system fault, EHB fault, EBD fault
25 Motor overheating indicator --  hen the brake system fails, the red indicator comes on, "Brake System
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--  hen the motor is overheated, the motor overheating indicator comes
W Fault" appears on the display screen and the alarm sounds 3 times.
on.
34 P-gear lock system fault indicator (no warning lamp)
26 Motor fault indicator -- When the gear-shift system fails, "P-gear Lock System Fault" appears
--  hen the motor fails, "Motor System Fault" appears on the display
W on the display screen and the alarm sounds 3 times.
screen and the alarm sounds 3 times.

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35 Over-speed warning lamp driving distance and displays the mileage of the vehicle.
--  hen the Speed Limited Mode is enabled, the speed-limited icon (with
W ●● Display range: 0~999999 km, without decimals; When the total
the set speed) appears. When the Speed Limited Mode is disabled, the mileage is less than 1 km, 0 km is displayed.
speed-limited icon disappears. When the displayed speed is greater
than the set speed, the icon flashes to remind the driver.
●● The maximum value is 999999 km. If the mileage exceeds 999999
-- When the displayed speed is less than or equal to the set speed, the km, just 999999 km is displayed.
icon stays on. Driving mileage
-- When the displayed speed is greater than the set speed, the icon flash- ●● The vehicle controller calculates the driving distance that the SOC
es, and the alarm sounds once
can cover and is displayed on the instrument cluster.
Common information display
Vehicle state information
The vehicle state information display interface contains the states of
five doors, seat belts and tire pressure. The vehicle state is divided
into non-alarm state and alarm state.

Current time
Driving mode status: The driving mode is displayed by ECO, Sport
or Comfort indicator.
Gear information
1 Door state information
Outdoor temperature
●● Display range: -50°C ~ 75°C When opening a door, the corresponding door opening indicator on
the instrument cluster comes on, and the indicator goes off after clos-
Energy recovery level ing the door.
Instantaneous power: Power that outputs at the current time.
Description of door alarm
Total mileage
●● The instrument cluster collects, calculates and accumulates the ●● If any door (excluding the charging port cover) is opened, when

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driving at a speed of more than 7 km/h, an audible alarm at 1HZ Alarm message
lasts for 120s. When driving at 3 km/h or below, the alarm disap-
pears. Text message information is given to remind the driver of the current
working status of the vehicle through a textual graphical interface.
●● If a single door is not closed, the alarm sounds for 120s, and then
the alarm stops until it is activated again. 1 Smart key alarm
●● After the 120-second single-door-ajar alarm sound ends, if any --  rompt for the use of the smart key in different scenarios.
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other door is not closed and the alarm is activated again, it needs -- There will be a pop-up box + alarm sound when the smart key is not
to re-time for 120s. detected, the power of the smart key is low, the smart key is left in the
vehicle, or the PEPS fails. The alarm sounds once, but it sounds 3 times
●● During the 120-second single-door-ajar alarm, if any other door is
when the PEPS fails.
not closed and the alarm is activated, the 120-second alarm time
2 Gear position prompt
needs to be reset. If any door is closed at the moment, there is no
need to reset the time. The timing continues. --  hen the driver shifts a gear wrongly, a reminder is given. The prompt
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message is "Please switch to P/N gear to start, and please switch to P
●● When the door-opening alarm trigger condition exists, it can be in-
to stop", and the alarm sounds once.
terrupted by the priority alarm sound. After the priority alarm sound
disappears, if the door-opening alarm condition still exists, the 3 Prompt of "Please depress the brake pedal"
door-opening alarm re-times again. -- The driver is prompted to depress the brake pedal to control the vehicle.
2 Tire pressure state information -- The instrument cluster prompts "Please depress the brake pedal", and
the alarm sounds once.
The default tire pressure unit is bar, the default tire temperature unit is 4 Anti-theft authentication failed
°C, the tire pressure display range is 0~4.5 bar, and the tire tempera-
ture display range is -40~125°C. When any abnormal tire pressure -- It reminds the driver that the anti-theft authentication has failed.
occurs, corresponding tire turns red in the state of the vehicle, and the -- The instrument cluster prompts "Anti-theft Authentication Failed", and
corresponding tire pressure and tire temperature are displayed. the alarm sounds 3 times.
5 Start switch fault
Hint -- It prompts the driver that the start switch fails.
-- The instrument cluster prompts "Start Switch Fault", and the alarm
□□ When the tire pressure is less than 1.75 bar or greater than 2.8 sounds 3 times.
bar, the tire pressure alarm occurs. 6 Pedestrian alerting function disabled
□□ When the tire temperature is greater than 80°C, the tire tem-
perature alarm occurs. -- It prompts the driver that the pedestrian alerting function has been
turned off.
-- The instrument cluster prompts "Pedestrian Alerting Function Disabled"

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and it will be displayed for 3s, and the alarm

sounds once.
Turning on/off the power The display state of the start/stop
Audible alarm system button is described as follows:
Indicator OFF (with the power mode set to
R beep Start/stop button "OFF")
It prompts the driver when shifting R. An R
●● The power system in this position is off.
beep sounds when shifting to R from any oth-
er gear.
Yellow lamp (with the power mode set to
"ACC" or "ON")
●● W hen the power mode is set to "OFF",
releasing the brake pedal, press the start/
stop button once to set the power mode to
"ACC".
●● Electrical accessories are allowed to work
when the power mode is set to "ACC".
●● W hen the power mode is set to "OFF",
The PEPS start/stop button is located on the releasing the brake pedal, press the start/
right side of the steering column. stop button twice to set the power mode to
"ON".
Hint ●● W hen the power mode is set to "ON",
The remote key must be in the vehicle electrical accessories such as power
to operate the power system. To shift out windows and power rearview mirrors are
of P, set the power mode to the "START" allowed to work.
position and depress the brake pedal.
Indicator OFF (with the power mode set to
"START")
●● W hen you set the power mode to any
position and depress the brake pedal, the
start/stop button indicator turn greens.

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Press the button once to set the power Starting the power system
mode to "START".
1 C
 arry with the remote key and enter the
●● W hen the power system is started, all vehicle, depress the brake pedal.
electrical equipment can work.
●● W hen the power mode indicator turns 2 P
 ress the start/stop button. When the
power system is started, immediately
yellow, if you release the brake pedal
release the button. After the vehicle is
and press the start/stop button again, the
started, the "READY" indicator on the in-
power system will not be started, but all strument cluster display comes on.
electrical equipment can be used.
Green lamp Turning off the power system
●● If you set the power mode to any position
and depress the brake pedal, the power 2 Press P button and shift to "P".
mode indicator turns green.

Red lamp
●● No legal key is detected in the vehicle.

If the vehicle is close to a strong radio signal,

the START/STOP button may be disabled be-
cause the strong radio signal will interfere with
the PEPS.
1 A
 fter parking the vehicle safely, depress
Hint the brake pedal.
After you set the power mode to "OFF" 3 P
 ress the start/stop button to turn off the
and open the door, if the key is still in the power system.
vehicle, the buzzer will sound when you
close the door, so as to remind you of
that the key is still in the vehicle.

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Precautions for stopping the vehi- Gearshift Hint

cle The shift switch has an electronic shift function When the vehicle is stationary, be sure
●● Make sure that all the windows are closed; for parking, reversing, and shifting to N and D. to depress the brake pedal to shift suc-
cessfully. If you fail to depress the brake
●● Turn off all the lamps and check the indi- Description of gear pedal when shifting, the instrument clus-
cators on the instrument cluster display,
"R" gear (Reversing) ter shows that Please Depress the Brake
and then confirm that the anti-theft system Pedal to Shift. At the moment, the shift
has been activated; R is used to drive the vehicle backwards. switch is still in the "N" position, so you
●● Take the valuables and the remote key need to operate shifting again.
When reversing, before operating the shift
with you. Do not leave them in the vehicle; switch to shift to "R", make sure that the ve-
●● Do not park the vehicle near any flamma- hicle comes to a full stop. If you depress the "D" gear (Drive)
ble and explosive materials; brake pedal, shift to "R", the reversing indica-
tor comes on automatically. Use this position (D) for your normal driving
●● Before leaving the vehicle, shift to "P" and forward to get the optimal power performance
turn on the electric parking brake switch, "N" gear (Neutral) of the vehicle. Be sure to depress the brake
and then turn off the drive system and lock pedal before shifting. Otherwise, you fail to
the doors. When in N, the drive motor does not output
shift.
power, so that the vehicle can move freely.
Warning When the vehicle comes to a full stop (e.g., Caution
waiting for a traffic light), you can shift to N.
When parking on a slope, to prevent When in N, the reducer is not locked, so you When driving, do not rest your hand on
the vehicle from slipping, turn the steer- have to depress the brake pedal or turn on the the shift switch, as the pressure of your
ing wheel until the front wheel presses electric parking brake switch to prevent the hand may cause premature wear to the
against road traffic stone when facing a vehicle from sliding. shift switch.
downhill or until the rear wheel presses
against road traffic stone when facing an Do not shift to N until the vehicle comes to a
uphill and then set the power mode to full stop. "P" gear (Parking)
"OFF".
If you need to shift from N to any other gear, When in P, the vehicle is stationary, and the
depress the brake pedal. driving wheels are locked and cannot move
freely.
When the vehicle is shifted to any gear posi-
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electronic shift switch will automatically shift to Gearshift operation instructions press the accelerator pedal, the vehicle will
"P" or keep in the "P" position. automatically release the parking brake, and
The shift knob is a self-reset type, and it will then drive forward.
When parking, depress the brake pedal and automatically return to the original position
stop the vehicle fully, and then set the power (position "3" shown in the figure below) if you 4 Turn the knob counterclockwise by 2
mode to "OFF" to lock the motor in the "P" po- release the knob after turning. Turn by 2 gears gears to "1", and the gear is shifted from "P"
sition. Turn on the EPB switch. Then, the EPB clockwise and by 2 gears counterclockwise to "R". At this time, release the brake pedal
switch indicator comes on. from the initial position. and depress accelerator pedal gently, the
vehicle will automatically release the parking
Hint brake, and then reverse.

□□ If the power mode is set to "OFF", the Gearshift during driving
vehicle will be shifted automatically to 1 D→N: Depress the brake pedal and turn
"P". In this case, you need to manual- the knob counterclockwise by 1 gear to "2".
ly turn on the EPB switch.
□□ Be sure to depress the brake pedal 2 D→R: Depress the brake pedal and turn
when shifting. If you fail to depress the knob counterclockwise by 2 gears to "1".
the brake pedal when shifting out
of "P", the gear shifting is disabled, 3 R→N: Depress the brake pedal and turn
and the instrument cluster prompts the knob clockwise by 1 gear to "4".
"Please Depress the Brake Pedal to 4 R→D: Depress the brake pedal and turn
Shift out of P". the knob clockwise by 2 gears to "5".
□□ After the charging gun is connected,
the vehicle automatically shifts to "P". Gearshift when starting vehicle 5 N→D: Depress the brake pedal and turn
Be sure to disconnect the charging the knob clockwise by 2 gears to "5".
gun before shifting out of "P". 1 Depress the brake pedal, press the start
switch to start the vehicle, and the vehicle 6 N→R: Depress the brake pedal and turn
will automatically enter the P. the knob counterclockwise by 2 gears to "1".
Caution 2 Turn the knob counterclockwise by 1 gear
to "2", or clockwise by 1 gear to "4", the gear
When parking on a slope, turn on the is shifted from "P" to "N".
EPB switch in time to prevent the vehicle
from slipping. 3 Turn the knob clockwise by 2 gears to
"5", and the gear is shifted from "P" to "D".
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the vehicle speed. The motor controller con-

Caution Hint trols the output speed of the drive motor to
When the driver's door is not closed, if □□ Before starting the power system (the control the vehicle speed.
you shift to "D" or "R" and then depress READY indicator on instrument clus- Stop the vehicle
the accelerator pedal, the vehicle will not ter display comes on), depress the
move forward or reverse but shift to "P" brake pedal. After parking, before releasing the brake pedal
automatically. Be sure to close the driv- □□ When selecting "D" or "R", do not let and turning off the power system, turn the shift
er's door and then shift to "D" or "R". the drive motor run at high speed if switch to "P" and turn on the electric parking
the vehicle is at a standstill and "D" brake switch.
or "R" has been selected.
Gearshift instruction Driving away from snow or mud
□□ D o not turn off the electric parking
brake switch before driving away. When the drive motor has no power output,
The following information is especially import-
Remember that the vehicle will move select "D" or "R" and increase the drive motor
ant for you if you are not familiar with the vehi-
forward or backward slowly once "D" speed slowly to ensure that the front wheels
cle with reducer.
or "R" is selected. do not spin and slip. If the wheels slip, use the
●● When the vehicle is not Ready, you can □□ A fter "D" or "R" has been selected lowest drive motor speed to regain grip. If the
shift between "N" and "P". and the drive motor has been run- wheels still slip, shift to "D" or "R" alternately
ning, do not keep the vehicle station- and use the lowest drive motor speed until the
●● When the vehicle is Ready, you can de- ary. (If vehicle needs to stand still for wheels get the grip again.
press the brake pedal and shift among a long time, please always select "N"
"P", "R", "N", and "D" in sequence. or "P").
●● When driving at a low speed (≥ 1 km/h but
≤ 7 km/h), you can shift from "N" to "D" or
How to operate in cold weather
"R".
●● When driving at a high speed (> 7 km/h) If the vehicle is parked in a cold or low tem-
and the motor rotating in the same direc- perature environment for a long time (e.g., all
night), there may be a delay in selection of
tion as the current gear position, you can
gear position when the vehicle is just started.
shift from "N" to "D" or "R".
This is only more obvious after cold starting
●● You can shift to "N" from "D" or "R" freely. and disappears after driving away.
Drive
When driving, you can control the driving
torque through the accelerator pedal to adjust

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Driving mode switching duces energy consumption by reducing pow-

Hint
er. Compared with the Sport mode, the ECO
mode has a slower driving torque response Energy recovery level corresponding to
and optimizes the braking energy recovery. driving mode:
You can drive at 150 km/h (the maximum) □□ "Comfort" (moderate)
in ECO mode, and the accelerator pedal re- □□ "ECO" (strong)
sponds slowly and suddenly depressing the □□ "Sport" (weak)
accelerator pedal is limited. The instrument
cluster displays the remaining driving mileage. Braking energy recovery
Hint
When the ECO mode is activated, the
external surrounding light system cannot
After starting the vehicle, the "ECO", "Comfort" be turned on in the central control dis-
and "Sport" driving modes can be switched in play screen.
sequence with the "DRIVE MODE" button. A
single touch of the button is invalid, and you
Sport mode
need to touch it twice to operate.
Depress the brake pedal and start the vehicle,
Comfort mode
and then select Sport mode to start driving in
The Comfort position is used for comfortable the Sport mode.
driving. When this mode is selected, it can
You can drive at 155 km/h (the maximum) in This vehicle is equipped with an energy recov-
meet the daily driving pursuit of comfort, sta-
"Sport" mode, and the accelerator pedal re- ery function, which can convert kinetic energy
bility, and low energy consumption.
sponds quickly. into electric energy and store it in the power
You can drive at 155 km/h (the maximum) in battery during braking or coasting, so as to
"Sport" is a sport drive mode. When the ve- increase the driving distance. The energy re-
Comfort mode and get a general response
hicle is set in this mode, the dynamic perfor- covery level has HIGH, MEDIUM, and LOW
from the accelerator pedal.
mance is optimized. The Sport mode has a positions, which can be selected according to
ECO mode lower braking energy recovery. your own driving habits.
ECO is an economic drive mode. When ECO
mode is selected, the drive motor controller re-

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One pedal mode Precautions

Set the driving mode to one pedal mode ●● Slowing down in one pedal mode relies
and then depress the accelerator pedal. The on power recovery, so we recommend that
deeper the pedal, the greater the accelerator. you do not activate one pedal mode under
On the contrary, if the accelerator pedal is high power conditions (Doing so may cause
released gradually, the vehicle will slow down abnormal slowing down);
automatically all the way until the accelerator ●● If one pedal mode is activated, you can
pedal is released completely. Then, vehicle
feel obvious braking. You need to pay atten-
will drive at idling speed. If it is necessary to
tion to the rear vehicle constantly to avoid
depress the brake pedal suddenly, you can
operate as usual to slow down. rear-end collisions;
●● As the driving experience in one pedal
Continuously touch the button twice to switch mode is different from that in normal mode
the energy recovery level between 1, 2, and 3 (SPORT/COMFORT/ECO), you need to
in sequence. "1" gear has the lowest energy adapt to it;
recovery level and the lowest deceleration
when braking or coasting. "3" gear has the
highest energy recovery level and the highest
deceleration when braking or coasting.

Hint
□□ You can set the energy recovery level
1 When the vehicle is normal (free of fault),
when the power mode is set to "ON"
you can activate one pedal mode in "Vehicle
but not to "ACC" or 10-minute mode.
Settings" in the large screen in the static
□□ If the accelerator pedal is released,
state;
the energy recovery can be activated
automatically. 2 After one pedal mode is activated and the
brake pedal is released, you can press the
braking energy recovery level switch button
to select the energy recovery level according
to your driving habits.

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Steering system Warning Electric power steering mode

Steering wheel height adjustment Do not adjust the height or angle of the
steering wheel while traveling. Doing so
is very dangerous.

Electric power steering

The EPS (electric power steering system) can
only be enabled when the vehicle is started.
The motor is used for power steering. The
power steering can be adjusted automatical-
ly according to the vehicle speed, steering
The EPS has two modes, namely "Comfort-
torque and steering wheel angle.
able" (the default) and "Sport", which can be
The electric power steering system features set in the central control display screen.
simple structure and high energy efficiency.
Adjust the angle or height of the steering
wheel to get a suitable driving posture:
Comparing with the traditional EPS, this EPS Hint
only needs energy during actual steering. This
1 Release the locking lever completely. kind of on-demand electricity-consuming can □□ You can switch the EPS operation
reduce power loss. mode with the power mode set to
2 H
 old the steering wheel firmly with both "ON" but not to "ACC" or 10-minute
hands and move the steering wheel up
and down to adjust its position.
Caution mode.
□□ The default is Comfort mode, and the
3 A
 fter adjusting the steering column to the When the EPS is enabled, the steering last setting value is memorized.
desired position, pull up the locking lever wheel in the extreme position for a long
completely to lock the steering column in time will reduce the power steering and
the new position. make you turn it hard.

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Electric power steering (EPS) Warning Service brake

warning lamp To increase safety, the hydraulic brake system
■■ Be sure to strictly follow the instruc-
is provided with dual pipelines. If one pipeline
If the power mode is set to ON, the indicator tions of the warning lamps and the
fails, the other one continues to complete the
should be on for about a few seconds and WARNING messages. Failure to do
braking function, but the braking stroke will
then go out. so may cause casualties or damage
increase, more pressure will be applied to
to the vehicle.
If the indicator does not go out or comes on the brake pedal, and the braking distance will
■■ N ever turn off the power system
when driving, this means that there is a fault in become longer. In the event of a fault in which
when driving. Doing so may cause an
the EPS. You should check the steering sys- only one brake pipeline is used for braking,
accident! You fail to turn the steering
tem at NETA Auto service station as soon as stop the vehicle in a safe place as soon as
wheel because the steering column
possible. possible. Do not continue driving. Contact
may be locked suddenly, resulting in
your NETA Auto service station as soon as
Remember, you have to turn the steering a traffic accident!
possible.
wheel with much greater force than usual if ■■ If the EPS is weakened or failed, it
the EPS is weakened or failed. will be very difficult to turn the steer- Emergency brake alarm
ing wheel. This will seriously affect
If the power system is turned off (for example, driving safety. When the emergency brake alarm is activat-
when the vehicle is towed), the EPS is dis- ■■ Never turn off the power system to let ed, the left and right turn signal lamps and the
abled. the vehicle coast! hazard warning indicator keep flashing.
Preconditions:
Hint
Brake system 1 T
 he vehicle speed exceeds 80 km/h and
Turning the steering wheel back and the deceleration exceeds -0.7 G (-6.86 m/
forth may cause the EPS to produce op- Each wheel is equipped with a disk type
s²).
erating noises. This is normal. brake. The brake booster helps you depress
the brake pedal easily. During emergency 2 Depress the brake pedal.
stop, the anti-lock braking system (ABS) will
help you keep control of the steering. Vacuum boost brake
Some models are equipped with an electronic The vacuum boost brake generates vacuum
stability control system (ESC) to improve the pressure only when the vacuum pump is run-
driving stability. ning normally. If the vacuum boost brake does
not work, you need to apply more pressure
to the brake pedal to make up for the lack of
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is more laborious than usual and the braking means that there may be other faults in the A vehicle with ABS cannot be a reason to en-
and stopping distances will become longer. brake system. courage the driver to take risky behaviors that
endanger the safety of others or other road
Warning Warning users. It is still your responsibility to drive at
reasonable speeds for weather and traffic con-
Do not continue to drive when the vacu- If the brake warning lamp comes on ditions, and to leave a margin of safety. The
um pump fails, because the brake boost during driving, stop immediately and ABS helps to prevent the wheels from locking
may not be available. Although the brak- contact your NETA Auto service station if when you depress the brake pedal, so you can
ing system is still effective, it requires safety conditions permit. Do not continue retain steering control. During normal braking,
more pressure on the brake pedal for to drive with the brake warning lamp on. your tires have road friction enough to prevent
effective braking. the wheels from locking up, so that you can
stop your vehicle reliably. Therefore, the ABS
Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) will not be activated. When the braking force
Brake wear indicator exceeds the amount of road adhesion your
The ABS helps to prevent the wheels from tires have (if you are trying to stop on slippery
All disk type brakes are equipped with brake locking when you depress on the brake pedal. roads), causing the wheels to lock up, the ABS
wear indicators. If you hear a harsh "squeal" The main function of the ABS is to improve activates immediately. You will feel a pulsation
sound (which is different from brake squeeze, active safety during driving. The ABS will au- in the brake pedal when the ABS activates.
because the squeeze sound of brake is tomatically adjust the brake pressure of each
caused by the dust on the brake surface when wheel. Before the wheel is about to lock up,
braking slightly) when driving, this means that its brake pressure is automatically reduced, Warning
the brake pads need to be replaced. and then the brake pressure is increased until
Even if your vehicle is equipped with
the wheel is about to lock up. The electronic
Brake system fault warning lamp ABS, braking when turning at high speed
component of the braking system gets a signal
or braking on slippery roads at high
from the wheel speed sensor, which contains
When the power mode is set to ON, the brake speed may cause out of control of the
accurately the time the wheel is rolling. This in-
system fault warning lamp in the instrument vehicle, resulting in a danger, because
formation is processed continuously to adjust
cluster display comes on, and the self-check the ABS cannot overcome the physical
the brake pressure as accurately as possible.
of the brake system is started. After the self- limits of the vehicle.
The brake pressure can be adjusted up to 12
check, the brake system fault warning lamp
times per second, but the ABS cannot be ex-
will go out. If the brake system fault warning
pected to shorten the braking distance under How the ABS operates
lamp does not go out or comes on during
all conditions. For example, even if you drive
driving, this means that the brake system is You will feel a pulsation in the brake pedal
slowly and carefully on sandy gravel roads or
malfunctioning. You need to check the brake when the ABS activates, resulting in running
on slippery roads covered with snow, a vehicle
fluid level. If the brake fluid level is normal, this noise. This is purely normal. If the speed of a
with ABS may require longer distance to stop.

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wheel is too low relative to the vehicle speed nance as soon as possible. Brake pad
and the wheel tends to lock up, the ABS will
reduce the braking pressure on this wheel. In Also, when starting the drive motor, a "knock" The brake pads require a period of running-in.
order to give the ABS a full play in adjustment sound may be heard. You may feel a slight You should avoid emergency braking for the
of braking pressure, you should depress the movement in the brake pedal. This is normal first 800 km.
brake pedal all the way down to the end and and indicates that the ABS is self-checking.
Keep in mind that it is critical to maintain
never depress the brake pedal back and forth.
Warning the brake pads regularly. This ensures that
the components of the braking system are
Warning If the ABS fails, the brake system still checked for wear at appropriate intervals and
work like a conventional system nor- replaced as needed while ensuring long-term
■■ Only the right tires can ensure nor- safety and optimal performance.
mally, providing normal stopping ability.
mal functioning of the ABS.
However, the vehicle may require a lon-
■■ Do not depress the brake pedal re-
ger distance to stop and disable energy
Slippery conditions
peatedly at any time. Doing so will
recovery. Driving over water or in heavy rain may af-
shut down the function of the ABS
and may increase the distance to fect the braking system adversely. To dry the
stop. brakes, you should drive slower and depress
Brake override system the brake pedal and then release it alterna-
If the electronic accelerator pedal gets stuck tively, and ensure that your vehicle has a safe
ABS indicator suddenly when driving, you should depress braking distance from other road users when
the brake pedal hard. The brakes will override braking for the first time.
The ABS is integrated with a set of monitoring
to operate and the power output of the vehicle
system which checks regularly whether all
will be restricted.
Hill-start assist
electrical components function properly during
operation. When starting on a hill, by delaying the pres-
When the power mode is set to "ON" and the
Warning sure release of the brake system, the HSA
is helping to prevent the vehicle from rolling
ABS indicator on the instrument cluster dis- If you have non-genuine components backward when you release the brake pedal.
play comes on, the ABS is self-checking. If such as brake switch and electronic This allows you to have 1.5 s ~ 2 s to move
self-checking finishes, the indicator goes out. accelerator pedal or make some mod- your foot from the brake pedal to the acceler-
If the ABS indicator does not go out or comes ifications without approval, the Brake ator pedal to start. If the vehicle skids during
on during driving, this means that the ABS is Override System (BOS) will fail to oper- starting on a hill, the pressure in the brake line
malfunctioning. If the ABS indicator stays on, ate effectively and reliably. This is your will be released immediately to ensure you
you should drive at a low speed to your NETA responsibility. control the vehicle.
Auto service station for inspection and mainte-

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Emergency Braking Assist (EBA) If the ESC indicator on the instrument cluster 3 When trapped on a muddy road and
display flashes when driving, this means that needed to move forward and backward.
In the case of quick but insufficient input of the ESC system is performing stable adjust-
the brake pedal, the ESC is used to increase ments.
actively the pressure in the brake line. As the Warning
braking pressure is increased to the level to ESC function ON/OFF
activate the ABS, the braking distance be- Although the ESC helps you to control
comes shorter. This function activates in any the driving stability, it cannot make up
driving state and style. for road conditions. It is still your respon-
sibility to drive according to the road
Traction Control System (TCS) conditions and traffic conditions. This is
The TCS helps to prevent the vehicle from particularly important for driving on slip-
continuously slipping and losing stability. How- per and wet roads. Do not riskily drive
ever, slight slipping is normal. because the ESC improves the driving
stability. Doing so may cause a risk of
Electronic Stability Control Sys- accident!
tem (ESC)
The ESC helps to improve the driving stability
You can turn on or off electronic stability con- Hill Descent Control (HDC)
trol system through the central control display.
of the vehicle. For example, it helps to reduce
the risk of sideslip when accelerating and driv-
ing in a curve. Hint
The ESC is integrated with the ABS, EBD, □□ When the vehicle power mode is set
EBA and TCS. to "ON", you can set the ESC function
through the central control display.
ESC indicator But the "ACC" and 10-minute modes
When the power mode is set to ON, the ESC are disabled.
indicator on the instrument cluster display
comes on. The ESC system starts self-check-
The ESC function should be disabled if one of
ing. The indicator goes out after self-checking.
the following special conditions occurs: The HDC (Hill Descent Control) helps to en-
If the ESC indicator does not go out or stays
on while driving, this means the ESC system 1 When driving with snow chains. hance the braking ability at low speed. The
is malfunctioning. HDC is suitable for low-speed driving and go-
2 When driving on deep snow or soft roads.

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ing downhill on a deep slope with harsh road

conditions. You can just concentrate on driving
-- Going downhill is detected.
Parking system
without operating the brake pedal. Applying electronic parking manu-
Warning
Hint ally
■■ The HDC cannot operate under all
conditions. It is only designed as aux- The electric parking brake can be achieved by
□□ W hen the vehicle power mode is iliary equipment. the following two methods:
set to "ON", you can set the HDC. ■■ It is still your responsibility to ensure
However, the "ACC" and 10-minute the safe driving of the vehicle. 1 Electric parking brake will be applied
modes are disabled. ■■ I f yAou press the HDC button, the automatically after pressing the "P" gear to
HDC activates. When going downhill, successfully shift into "P" gear.
If you turn on the HDC switch just before going the HDC activates automatically and
downhill the steep slope and then release the helps the vehicle to go downhill at a
accelerator and brake pedals, the HDC acti- constant speed.
vates. When the intelligent HDC accelerating,
you can drive at a certain speed to continue to
execute such function.
Caution
Caution
Generally, the maximum slope of an as-
Under normal conditions, the HDC oper- phalt pavement is 50%, which depends
ates normally on a slope of no more than on the road conditions, tires and driving
50%, which depends on road conditions, conditions. On a steeper slope, the HDC
tires and driving conditions. On a steeper does not turn off automatically.
slope, the HDC turns off automatically.
2 Pull the electric parking brake switch.

Activation conditions of Hill Descent Control:

-- HDC switch is ON;
-- The vehicle speed is less than 35 km/h;
-- The vehicle is moving;
-- The opening of accelerator pedal is not ex-
cessive;

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Hint Caution
Ensure that the driver's seat belt is For emergency brake:
fastened and all doors are closed, oth- ■■ The parking indicator "P" in the in-
erwise the electronic parking automatic strument cluster is always ON.
release function cannot be realized. ■■ The brake tail lamp is ON.

In addition to the functions usually possessed

by traditional manual brakes, electric parking
Hint
brake also provides unique comfort, quickness □□ In humid and corrosive environment,
and safety functions. if you want to stop the vehicle for a
1 Hill start assist system long time, it is recommended to stop
on flat ground to prevent the phe-
Releasing electronic parking man- When starting uphill, the hill start assist sys- nomenon that the vehicle is difficult to
ually tem can prevent the vehicle from slipping start or cannot start due to rust and
inadvertently. When sufficient driving force is adhesion between brake discs and
Press electric parking brake switch to release. formed on the wheels, the braking force of the brake pads.
parking brake is canceled. □□ Before the vehicle is transported, the
Releasing electronic parking auto- parking brake switch can be pulled
2 Emergency brake function
matically up and kept for 3s after parking, so
The function is used when the common brake that the EPB can clamp it again to
After vehicle is started, fasten driver's seat control mechanism has failed or is locked. prevent the vehicle from sliding slope
belt, close all doors, depress brake pedal, shift When the parking brake switch is pulled up, during transportation.
to "D" or "R", depress accelerator pedal, the the vehicle can be braked with the parking
vehicle will release parking brake automatical- brake in case of emergency. As soon as the
ly. switch is released, the braking process can be
stopped.
When the vehicle speed starts from 5 km/h, if
the parking brake button is pulled up and held
still, the dynamic brake function is activated.

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Warning Auto Vehicle Hold (AVH) Caution

The dynamic braking function should ■■ If "door closed", "seat belt fastened"
only be triggered in case of emergency and other conditions are not met or
where the brake pedal is blocked. Nei- any condition is not met, the vehicle
ther EPB nor ABS can go beyond the will exit the standby state.
laws of physics. On roads with large ■■ Turn off the power system and power
curvature, poor road surface or in winter, on again. AVH function is automat-
the maximum braking may lead to tail ically turned off. If AVH needs to be
flick or sideslip of the vehicle, thus pos- turned on, it needs to be turned on
ing a risk of accident. again.
■■ W hen operating the AVH switch,
ensure that the vehicle voltage is nor-
mal.
AUTO HOLD, that is, when the vehicle stops
under the condition of long-term motor run- Execution state
ning, such as on a slope, encountering traffic
lights or stop-and-go traffic conditions, and AVH function of the vehicle is in standby
the automatic parking function is met, it is not state. When the vehicle gear is in "D" and the
necessary to depress the brake pedal or pull vehicle speed is greater than 0 km/h, it can
up the parking switch. actively enter AVH active state by depressing
the brake pedal when the vehicle speed drops
Standby state to 0 km/h. At this point, the brake pedal is re-
leased, the vehicle performs Auto Hold, and
Set the power mode to "ON", the driver's door the Auto Hold indicator (green) on the instru-
is closed and the driver's seat belt is fastened. ment cluster display is ON without depress-
The driver touches the AVH switch. At this ing the brake pedal or pulling up the parking
point, the AVH switch indicator is ON and AVH switch.
enters the standby state (the function is not
activated).

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Caution Approaching vehicle sound VSP system warning sound

If "door closed", "seat belt fastened" and for pedestrians (VSP) sys- The function of the low-speed approaching
vehicle sound for pedestrians (VSP) system is
other conditions are not met or any con-
dition is not met, the vehicle will exit the tem turned on by default. When the "OFF" button
of the VSP system is not triggered (when the
Auto Hold function.
General description indicator is not ON), the VSP system has the
following two sound states:
As the noise of pure electric vehicle is relative-
Automatic release at static state
ly low when low-speed running, it is difficult 1 D
 riving warning sound: When the vehicle
When the AVH function of the vehicle is acti- for pedestrians around to detect it. In order to is starting, the VSP system is activated,
vated, if the vehicle needs to start automati- minimize the potential safety hazard caused the gear is in "N" or "D", and the vehicle
cally, the following conditions must be met: by silent driving of electric vehicles. speed is between 1 - 30 km/h, the vehicle
will give a warning sound.
-- Brake pedal is in release state; When the vehicle speed is 0 km/h, the pedes-
-- Vehicle is stationary (speed is 0 km/h); trian alerting speaker is silent. 2 R
 eversing warning sound: When the
-- Vehicle is in starting gear (Drive); vehicle is starting, the VSP system is ac-
-- Fasten the driver’s seat belt;
VSP system is a function that uses sound to tivated, the gear is in "R", and the vehicle
-- Driver's door is closed;
alert pedestrians of the presence of the ve- makes a "beep" sound.
-- Vehicle operating voltage is normal.
hicle when it is being driven at a low speed
(0 km/h - 20 km/h). With the vehicle in accel-
eration, volume and frequency of the sound
If the above conditions are met and the accel-
increase as vehicle speed increases, and the
erator pedal is depressed, other operations
sound disappears with vehicle speed exceed-
are not required for AVH. At this point, the
ing 30km/h. Similarly, the sound decreases
wheel side pressure is released, the vehicle
with the vehicle in deceleration.
starts automatically, the Auto Hold indicator on
the instrument cluster display is OFF and AVH
enters the standby state. Hint
When the vehicle power mode is set
to "ON", pedestrian alerting sound can
be set to ON or OFF, and "ACC" and
10-minute mode functions are not avail-
able.

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Warning VSP system switch Tire pressure monitoring

■■ If there is the possibility of having pe- system
destrians, the VSP system must not
be OFF. General description
■■ If the vehicle is driving with the VSP Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS): A
system OFF, it may cause the sur- direct tire pressure monitoring system is ap-
rounding pedestrians not to notice plied to the vehicle.
the driving vehicle, thus causing
casualties to the surrounding pedes- When the tire has low pressure, high pres-
trians. sure, rapid air leakage, high temperature, sen-
■■ If the VSP system is activated (the sor loss and low power, the receiver will send
VSP system is "OFF" and the indica- out an alarm signal and display it through the
tor is not ON) and the vehicle does Draw down the edge of the central control trip computer display on the instrument cluster
not give warning sound, please con- display to call up the shortcut bar. In the push- display.
tact NETA Auto service station imme- start shortcut function, there is a "pedestrian
diately! alerting beep" switch button (the button is After the vehicle is started, the tire pressure
highlighted when the pedestrian alerting beep monitoring system automatically enters the
is OFF), and the pedestrian alerting beep is normal working mode. After the vehicle is
ON by default. started, the tire pressure sensor starts to mon-
itor the tire pressure, temperature and accel-
eration.
Hint
Alarm and reminder mode
When the vehicle is restarted, the
When high pressure, low pressure, rapid
prompt sound system resume operation.
air leakage, high temperature, tire pressure
sensor loss, low sensor power, sensor fault
and other faults threaten driving safety, the
system will enter an alarm state! The central
control display will be preferentially switched
to the TPMS interface, and the tire at the cor-
responding position will give an alarm, and
the alarm indicator on the instrument cluster
display is also ON accordingly. Driver should

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immediately take corresponding measures Tire pressure alarm

to avoid affecting the life safety of driver and
Caution
passengers. ■■ T he system is not a tire pressure
Tire temperature alarm gauge, it can not also prevent flat
tire and tire burst. Its main function
is to monitor tire temperature and
pressure and give an alarm when the
value is lower than or higher than a
certain set value.
■■ If radio transmitters (such as wireless
headphones and walkie-talkies) are
used in or near the vehicle, the oper-
ation of the tire pressure monitoring
system may be disturbed.
■■ After the vehicle drives about 10000
When the system detects that any of the four
km for tire rotation, please re-match
tires has abnormal tire pressure, the corre-
the tire pressure sensor at NETA Auto
sponding value of the tire displayed under the service station. Otherwise, the tire
tire pressure interface of the instrument clus- position displayed on the instrument
When the system detects that any of the four ter display is red, accompanied by an alarm
tires has abnormal tire temperature, the corre- cluster will not conform to the actual
sound, and the TPMS system fault warning situation.
sponding value of the tire displayed on the tire lamp is ON.
temperature interface of the instrument clus- ■■ When the fault lamp of the tire pres-
ter display is red, accompanied by an alarm sure monitoring system flashes, it in-
sound, and the TPMS system fault warning dicates that the tire pressure monitor-
lamp is ON. ing system has failed. When the fault
lamp of the tire pressure monitoring
system is always ON, it indicates that
the pressure and temperature in the
tire are abnormal.
■■ T he instrument cluster displays of
some models only show the position
of fault lamps and fault wheels. Some
models display the corresponding
fault types in the form of text prompts.

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Multi-function steering up to continuously increase the volume. Turning on/off cruise control sys-
Menu button: Shortly press to switch to tem
wheel view vehicle status and multimedia informa-
tion on the right side of the instrument cluster
The vehicle is equipped with a multi-function display, press and hold to call up the mileage
steering wheel, multi-function buttons are ar- reset interface on the central control display.
ranged on the steering wheel. The functions
of the central control display can be controlled Next/hang up: Next for multimedia music; a
through buttons, such as volume adjustment, hang-up for Bluetooth call.
multimedia control and telephone control. Previous/answer: Previous for multimedia
Through the multi-function steering wheel, music; answering function for Bluetooth call.
high efficient control operation can be realized
under the condition of ensuring safe driving. Cruise control system
Vehicle's cruise control system is a system
that uses electronic programs to control the
target torque of the drive motor so that the
vehicle can automatically keep running at a --  ehicle power mode is set to "START", the
V
constant speed. After using the cruise control gearshift switch is turned to "D", and the
function during long-distance driving on the cruise switch is pressed, then the indicator
expressway, the driver can keep the vehicle on the instrument cluster display is dis-
running at the set speed without depressing played.
the accelerator pedal, thus reducing driver’s -- P ress the cruise switch again or set the
fatigue and improving driving comfort. vehicle power mode in "OFF" to turn off the
cruise system.

Volume -: Toggle the button down to reduce

the volume by one bar, and press and hold it
down to continuously reduce the volume.
Mute button: Touch the button to mute and
unmute.
Volume +: Toggle the button up to increase
the volume by one bar, and press and hold it

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●● Acceleration (up) the button to suspend the cruise function.

Warning
●● Deceleration (down) Exiting cruise control system
■■ I ncorrect activation of the cruise
control system may lead to collision --  ress and hold RES+ for 2 seconds to in-
P Press the cruise button to exit the cruise sys-
accident. crease the vehicle speed by 10 km. tem, and depress the brake pedal to exit the
■■ The cruise control system can only -- Press and hold SET- for 2 seconds to de- cruise system.
be activated when the weather condi- crease by 10 km.
tions are good and driving on smooth -- Touch to increase and decrease by 1 km. Parking sensor system
expressways.
Overstepping acceleration During parking, reversing and low-speed driv-
In the cruise state, depress the accelerator ing, the front and rear parking sensor of park-
Hint pedal to accelerate. If other operations are not ing sensor system detects the obstacles in
carried out after acceleration, the speed set front and rear of the vehicle and prompts the
When the vehicle is started, the instru- before acceleration is returned. You can set driver through the alarm sound.
ment cluster displays the "READY" state, the speed and cruise by depressing the accel-
and the cruise control speed setting erator pedal and operating the cruise speed Caution
interface can be entered, but the speed button up or down.
cannot be set. ■■ Surface of the parking sensor should
Suspending always be kept clean and the parking
sensor should not be covered.
Adjusting speed ■■  In order to ensure the function of
parking sensor, it must be kept clean
and avoid freezing.
■■  When cleaning the surface of the
parking sensor, a soft wet cloth
should be used to avoid scratching
the surface.

Parking sensor alarm

1 W
 hen the vehicle is driving below 12 km/
h, the front and rear parking sensors
After cruise control system is turned on, press detect obstacles. It will prompt through
alarm sounds with different frequencies

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according to different distances of obsta-

cles.
Warning Caution
2 W
 hen the gearshift switch is in "R", during ■■ P arking sensor system is only a ■■ If water droplets are attached to the
reversing, obstacle will be detected, it will reversing assistance system, and surface of the ultrasonic sensor, the
prompt through alarm sounds with dif- drivers still need to pay attention to sensitivity of the ultrasonic sensor will
ferent frequencies according to different the surrounding environment during decrease, and the sensitivity can be
distances of obstacles. reversing. restored by wiping off the water drop-
■■ The ultrasonic sensor of the parking lets attached to the ultrasonic sensor.
--  arking sensor system issues different
P sensor system has blind areas when ■■ N oise sources outside the vehicle
prompt sounds according to the distance detecting obstacles. When reversing, may interfere with the alarm system,
and changes between the obstacle and the the driver must pay attention to ob- preventing the system from properly
front and rear bumpers. The closer distance serve to avoid reversing accident. detecting objects or people.
is, the prompt sound will be more rapid while ■■ Parking sensor system sensors are ■■ I n narrow places or other special
the distance is closer. precision components, never disas- scenes, the system may detect rail-
-- T he alarm prompt will be sounded by the semble or repair without permission. ings, trees or slope surfaces, which is
horns at the front, rear, left and right posi- For damages caused by user's un- a normal phenomenon.
tions according to the different positions of authorized disassembly and repair, ■■ I n order to ensure the function of
the obstacles. NETA Auto will not bear the responsi- ultrasonic sensor, it must be kept
bility of Quality Assurance. clean and avoid freezing. Cleaning
■■ S urface of certain objects cannot the parking sensor system with a
reflect the signals sent from the sen- high-pressure cleaner should be gen-
sors of the parking sensor system, tle for a short time, and the distance
preventing parking sensor system between the nozzle and the ultrason-
from detecting such objects or people ic sensor should be at least 10 cm.
wearing such clothes.

Parking sensor activation

Parking sensor system does not work normal-
ly in the following cases:
1 S
 ensor is affected with damp and frozen
(the sensor can work normally after thaw-
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2 S
 ensor is covered with foreign matters, steel cables, chains, thinner columns and
such as snow or water, or the sensor cov- piles.
Caution
er is blocked (the sensor can work nor- If the vehicle is driven too fast, water
mally when the foreign matter is removed 2 O
 bjects that can absorb the frequency
of sensors, such as clothes, sponge or may enter the front compartment fuse
or the sensor is not blocked any more). and relay box and other parts. This will
snow.
3 D
 riving vehicle on rough roads (unpaved cause damage to some parts of the ve-
roads, gravel roads, bumpy roads or 3 Shorter object. hicle and reduce the service life of these
steep slopes). parts. When the vehicle fails, please
4 Ajar rolling gate.
contact NETA Auto service station imme-
4 T
 here are objects that can produce large diately for inspection and maintenance.
noise interference within the detection Driving in special environ-
range of the sensor. ment Limp home mode
5 Heavy rain or water spray.
Driving in water When the electronic control unit of the vehi-
6 T
 here is a radio transmitter within the de- cle fails, it will automatically start the standby
tection range of the sensor. Confirm water depth before driving in water. If
the water level is above the bottom of the ve- electronic circuit, so that the vehicle can
7 Trailer towing. hicle, do not drive the vehicle in water. continue to drive to home in the fault mode
or contact the NETA Auto service station for
inspection and maintenance. When the Limp
The detection range may decrease in the fol- Warning Home mode is enabled, the Limp Home in-
lowing cases: dicator comes on, "Limp Home Mode Is
When driving in water, please keep Enabled" appears for 5s and the alarm sounds
1 S
 ensor is polluted by foreign matter, such low speed and do not stop the vehicle. once. Part of the performance of the vehicle
as snow or water (the detection range After passing through the water, please is reduced in limp home mode, so it should be
returns to normal after the pollutant is re- gently depress the brake pedal to check repaired as soon as possible and should not
moved). whether the brake can still be complete- run for a long time.
ly applied. Water and mud will wet the
2 O
 utside temperature is extremely hot or brake linings, causing the brake function Limp home mode recovery operation
cold. delayed.
When the vehicle enters the limp home state,
if the fault causing the limp home is eliminat-
Following objects may not be recognized by
ed, the vehicle needs to be powered off and
the sensor:
restarted to exit the limp home state and re-
1 Thin sheets or slender objects, such as turn to the normal driving state.

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External lighting Position lamp Low beam lamp

External light system
In order to improve driving safety, the vehicle
is equipped with an external lighting system,
which can make the vehicle more easily rec-
ognized by other traffic participants, it consists
of lamps installed at the front and rear of the
vehicle. External lighting system includes turn
signal lamp and brake lamp.

Light combination switch

When the vehicle power mode is set to "ON" When the vehicle power mode is set to "ON"
or "START", turn the two gears in the direc- or "START", turn the three gears in the direc-
tion of the arrow in the above figure, and the tion of the arrow in the above figure, and the
position lamp is ON. When the position lamp low beam lamp is ON.
is ON, the front full-width lamp is ON as a dec-
orative lamp, and its color and brightness are Caution
the same as those of the front position lamp,
and it is always ON without flashing. When the Please use the front combination lamp
position lamp is OFF, the decorative lamp is when the power battery is enough to
OFF. prevent the power of the vehicle's power
battery and low-voltage battery from de-
pleting.

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High beam lamp High beam lamp flashes High beam lamp OFF

High beam lamp ON

Turn on the flashing function of high beam --  urn the light combination switch towards
T
lamp: the steering wheel;
--  elect the position of the low beam lamp of
S -- After releasing the light combination switch,
the front combination switch; --  urn the light combination switch towards
T the high beam lamp is OFF.
-- Turn the light combination switch towards the steering wheel, the high beam lamp is
the instrument cluster; ON, and the high beam indicator on the
-- After releasing the light combination switch, instrument cluster display is also ON. After Hint
the high beam lamp is ON; releasing the light combination switch, the
-- The high beam lamp in the instrument clus- light combination switch will automatically When the light combination switch is
ter display is ON. return to its position, the high beam lamp set to "OFF", the high beam lamp con-
is OFF, and the high beam indicator on the tinuous ON function cannot be turned
instrument cluster display is also OFF. on. However, if the external light com-
bination switch is set to "OFF", the high
beam lamp can flash at these positions.
Hint
When the light combination switch is in
any position, the high beam lamp flash-
ing can be realized.

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Headlamp height adjustment Rear fog lamp Turn signal lamp

The vehicle is not provided with the physical This Turn signal lamp is sweeping.
adjustment switch, it is adjusted on "Setting"
interface in central control display, levels 0,
1, 2 and 3 correspond to the high and low
positions of the headlamp beam. Level "0" is
the highest height and level "3" is the lowest
height.

--  ight combination switch is turned to the po-

L
sition lamp or low beam lamp position.
-- Turn the fog lamp switch by a level to turn on Turn the light control lever down to turn on the
the rear fog lamp. left turn signal lamp, while the indicator in
-- T he rear fog lamp icon on the instrument the instrument cluster display flashes. Turn
cluster display is ON. the light control lever up to turn on the right
turn signal lamp while the indicator in the
Hint instrument cluster display flashes.
Caution When the steering wheel returns to a certain
□□ Headlamp height adjustment can be
performed when the vehicle power As fog lamp has better penetration, it is angle after steering, the light control lever
mode is set to "ON" or "START", and recommended to turn on when visibility will automatically return and the external turn
"ACC" and 10-minute mode functions is low such as foggy and rainy days. signal lamp and the turn signal indicator in the
are not available. instrument cluster display are OFF.
□□ Level 3 is default, and the last change
is memorized.

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Hint Hazard warning lamp Caution

When the external light is at "OFF" or Hazard alarm and turn signal lamps
"AUTO", the turn signal lamp is sweep- function, post-trigger is preferred.
ing, and it is in flashing mode in other
state.
Follow Me Home
When changing lanes: Function of Follow Me Home is to turn off the
power mode of the vehicle in the dark and
Move the light combination switch up or down illuminate the surrounding environment of the
to the first position. Indicator flashes three vehicle after opening the driver's door. The tail
times. lamp and license plate lamp are also turned
When turning: on, and the light is automatically OFF after be-
ing turned on for a period of time, during which
Move the light combination switch up or down Hazard warning lamp button time, you can go home with the light.
as far as possible to activate the turn signal
indicator. When the steering wheel is returned Hazard warning lamps are used to indicate an
to a certain angle after steering, the turn signal emergency of the vehicle and warn other traf-
indicator is automatically canceled. You can fic participants.
also turn the light combination switch back to Turn on hazard warning lamp:
its original position manually.
●● Press the hazard warning lamp button.

Turn off the hazard warning lamp:

●● P ress the hazard warning lamp button
again.

Hint
When the hazard warning lamp is ON,
the turn signal indicator is not working.

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Follow Me Home switch Internal lighting Caution

Front reading lamp In case of low battery power, do not use
the reading lamp for a long time, which
may consume the battery.

Rear reading lamp

Function of Follow Me Home can be turned on

or off on "Setting" interface of central control
display.
Left reading lamp: In either power mode,
Duration settings of Follow Me Home display when the left reading lamp switch is pressed,
You can set the effective duration of Follow the left reading lamp is ON, and when the left
Me Home, which can be set to 30/60/90/120s reading lamp switch is pressed again, it is
(the default value is 30s). OFF.
Right reading lamp: In either power mode, Press the button to turn on/off the rear reading
Operation method of Follow Me Home lamp.
when the right reading lamp switch is pressed,
High beam flashes twice within 2 minutes after the right reading lamp is ON, and when the
the vehicle is powered off. right reading lamp switch is pressed again, it
is OFF.
DOOR control switch: When the "DOOR"
control switch is pressed and any door is
opened, interior front lamp and interior side
lamp are turned on; all doors are closed and
the interior lamps are OFF.

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Caution Trunk headlamp Front and rear full-width

When the vehicle power mode is in "ON" lamps
or "START", the vehicle collides, the
front and rear reading lamps are immedi- Front full-width lamp
ately ON for 30 min. Within 30min when
the reading lamp is ON, when the vehi-
cle power mode is switched to "OFF",
the ceiling lamp is OFF immediately.

When the tailgate is opened/closed, the trunk

headlamp is automatically ON/OFF.

Hint When the position lamp is ON, the front full-

The tailgate is always opened when the width lamp is ON as a decorative lamp, and
vehicle power mode is in "OFF", and the its color and brightness are the same as those
trunk headlamp is OFF after 15 min. of the front position lamp, and it is always ON
without flashing. When the position lamp is
OFF, the decorative position lamp is OFF.
Charging indication function
When the vehicle is being charged, front full-
width lamp LED strip starts to flash towards
the both ends with the middle V-shaped. One
lamp bead is always on when the battery is
fully charged with 20% of power. All lamp
beads are always on when the battery is fully
charged. Turning on or off charging indicator

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refers to vehicle setting. Rear full-width lamp tual vehicle settings for details.
Exit condition of charging indication function: Wiper washing
--  isconnect charging gun
D
-- Exit charge state Windshield wiper turne off (OFF)
-- Enter vehicle welcome mode
The original wiper position is "OFF", and when
-- Enter vehicle locating mode
moving to the position in other positions, the
-- It will end after charging fully for 30 min
windshield wiper is OFF.
Vehicle locating function
Caution
When using the vehicle locating function, the
front full-width lamp flashes three times and ■■ When the wiper is running, the wind-
ends with the same color as the turn signal shield should be completely wet. Oth-
lamp. erwise, the wiper and glass may be
Vehicle locating function damaged.
Vehicle welcome function ■■ Before using the front windshield wip-
When using the vehicle locating function, the er in winter, the ice and snow on the
When the vehicle is locked, press the remote rear full-width lamp and rear turn signal lamp
smart key unlocking button, the front full-width front windshield should be removed
flash three times and end with the same color to ensure that the wiper blades are
lamp enters welcome mode: as the turn signal lamp. not frozen. The wiper blades may
1 T
 he front full-width lamp is ON by sweep- Vehicle welcome function be damaged if the frozen windshield
ing from the middle (V-shaped bottom) to wiper is turned on.
both ends. When the vehicle is locked, press the remote
smart key unlocking button, the rear full-width
2 P
 osition lamp is ON by sweeping from lamp enters welcome mode:
inside to outside.
1 T
 he rear full-width lamp is ON by sweep-
3 When
 the welcome mode of a vehicle ing from the middle to both ends.
ends, and the ON time of front full-width
lamp is preset by the vehicle. See the ac- 2 P
 osition lamp is ON by sweeping from
tual vehicle settings for details. inside to outside.
3 W
 hen the welcome mode of the vehicle
ends, and the ON time of rear full-width
lamp is preset by the vehicle. See the ac-

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Low-speed position (LO) High-speed position (HI) Caution

■■ When the front wiper is switched from
HI to wiper "OFF", and the front wiper
returns at low speed.
■■ When switching from HI to another
position, it immediately switches to
the action corresponding to that posi-
tion.

Inching position (MIST)

When the vehicle power mode is set to "ON" When the vehicle power mode is set to "ON"
or "START", the wiper switch is in the original or "START", the wiper switch is in the original
"OFF", two positions are pulled down, the "OFF", the three positions are pulled down,
wiper switch is switched to LO, and the front the wiper switch is switched to HI, and the
wiper is running at low speed. front wiper is running at high speed.

Caution
■■ When the front wiper is switched from
LO to wiper "OFF", and the front wip-
er returns at low speed.
■■ When switching from LO to another When the vehicle power mode is set to "ON"
position, it immediately switches to or "START", the wiper switch is shifted upward
the action corresponding to that posi- by a position from the original "OFF". When
tion. the wiper switch is switched to MIST, the wip-
er blade runs at a low speed once. Move the
wiper lever to "MIST" and hold with the front
wiper operating until the hand is released.

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Intermittent position (INT)* Front windshield cleaning mode returns to "ON" from "OFF", or the front
wiper lamp combination switch can be restart-
ed only when it is turned to "OFF" and then to
the operating position.

Caution
It is recommended to use the original
windshield cleaning products. Please
follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Rear windshield wiper

Move the wiper switch towards the steering

Move the lever down one position from the wheel to activate the windshield cleaner. Once
OFF position to INT. In this position, the wiper the control lever is released, the windshield
blade automatically works for one cycle every wiper will sweep the windshield several times.
once in a while.
Front wiper replacement
INT wiper time interval can be set, i.e. the INT
switch is turned, the longer the time interval is The power mode is set to "OFF", and the wip-
when the INT switch is turned downward, and er switch is moved in any position. The front
the shorter the time interval is when the INT wiper runs at a low speed for 1.5s, so that the
switch is turned upward. wiper stays in the middle position of the wind-
shield. When the power mode is set in other
positions, the wiper switch is moved, and the
wiper will return to the initial position and oper- 1 ON position
ate in the corresponding position.
Load protection Turn the control lever to "ON" to turn on the
rear windshield wiper.
Turn on the wiper switch in any position. If the
front wiper remains unchanged for 10s, the 2 OFF position
front wiper is turned off until the vehicle power

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Turn the control lever to "OFF" to turn off the until the rear windshield cleaning switch is re-
rear windshield wiper. leased. Rear windshield cleaner can be turned
Warning
on by rotating the control lever either forward ■■ D o not leave children alone in the
Caution or reverse. car to avoid accidental touch on the
switch or control device and cause
When the rear wiper works, if the tailgate Power window accident.
is opened, the rear wiper is immediately ■■ If there are children in the car, please
turned off and stopped. When the tail- lock the power window button at pas-
gate is closed, the wiper works after a senger side when driving.
delay of 3s.

Rear wiper reversing linkage function Caution

When the vehicle reverses in R, the rear wiper Before using the window, please ensure
is turned on automatically. After reversing, the that the window is not obstructed to pre-
rear wiper stops working. vent personnel from being injured.
Rear windshield cleaning
Operate power window
Driver's door control panel Driver's window switch

Front left power window button

Rear left power window button
Power window lock button at passenger
side (child protection)
Front right power window button
Rear right power window button

Turn the control lever to the rear wiper clean-

ing to start the rear windshield cleaner, and
the rear windshield wiper continues to operate

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Close the window sengers.

Caution
Pull up and hold the switch until the window is
moved to the desired position. If the outdoor temperature is below Warning
-20° C (-4° F), do not operate the au-
Push-start closing (front seat driver side only) tomatic up/down function (if equipped). Although the windows have the an-
Failure to comply with the regulation ti-pinch function, the driver and passen-
Pull the switch upward and then release it, and gers are still required to observe wheth-
may damage the vehicle.
the window will automatically rise. Continue to er there is a risk for people or obstacles
press or pull the switch to stop the window. being caught when closing the windows.
Push-start ventilation
Open the window
After turn on the "push-start ventilation" on Power window lock button at passenger side
Press and hold the switch until the window is
drop-down shortcut operation bar of central (child protection)
moved to the desired position.
control display screen, the four-door windows
Push-start opening (front seat driver side only) will drop a certain distance at the same time.
Push the switch downward and then release
it, and the window will automatically lower.
Continue to press or pull the switch to stop the
window.
 he power window glass lifting switches on
T
the front passenger side and the rear seat
passenger side are located on each door, and
they are used in the same way as the window
glass lifting switch at the driver side.

Hint After the window lock switch is pressed, only

Window anti-pinch the driver window control switch can control
In order to reduce the wind noise when each door and window, and the window con-
the rear window is opened while driving, In the normal rising process of the power win- trol switches at other positions are invalid.
please also open the front window slight- dow, when an object is caught at any position,
ly. the window will immediately stop rising and
automatically drop to release the clamped ob-
ject and protect the safety of driver and pas-

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Warning Press the 01 or 02 button again during the op- Sunroof

eration of the sunshade, the sunshade stops
■■ The driver shall correct and guide the running.
children and passengers to operate Long press the 01 button, the sunshade runs
the power window correctly, and turn to the open position until the button is re-
off the power supply of the vehicle leased.
when leaving the vehicle.
: Close sunshade
Short press the 02 button, the sunshade runs
Sunroof to the close position until it is fully closed.
Sunshade Press the 01 or 02 button again during the op-
eration of the sunshade, the sunshade stops
Sunshade can be opened and closed with running.
push-start button. When the sunshade is
Long press the 02 button, the sunshade runs
closed, opening the sunroof will automatically : Open sunroof
to the close position until the button is re-
open the sunshade.
leased. -- Tilt up
When the sunroof is closed, short press the
Caution 01 button, the sunshade is half opened (if the
sunshade is closed), and the sunroof glass is
Do not forcibly close the sunroof sun- tilted.
shade when the sunroof is open.
Caution
When the sunroof is closed, long press
the 01 button, the sunroof can only be
tilted up and cannot be opened.

-- Full Opening
: Open sunshade When the sunroof is tilted up, short press the
01 button, the sunroof runs to the open posi-
Short press the 01 button, the sunshade runs tion until it is fully opened. Press the 01 or 02
to the open position until it is fully opened. button again during the operation of the sun-

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roof, sunroof stops running.

Warning Warning
When the sunroof is tilted up, long press the
01 button, the sunshade runs to the open po- In order to ensure driving safety, sunroof ■■ Care must be taken when opening or
sition until the button is released. operation is prohibited during driving. closing the sunroof. Ensure that no
one is in the range where the sunroof
: Close sunroof is opened and closed to avoid seri-
ous injury or injury to others.
Short press the 02 button, the sunroof runs to Sunroof anti-pinch function ■■ T he driver must close the sunroof
the close position until it is fully closed. Press
Close the sunroof with push-start button, and when leaving the car.
the 01 or 02 button again during the operation
the sunroof has anti-pinch function. ■■ D o not operate the sunroof when
of the sunroof, sunroof stops running.
the temperature is very low (below
Long press the 02 button, the sunroof runs to Anti-pinch function prevents large items from -20°C). In such an environment, the
the close position until the button is released. being pinched when the sunroof is closed. sunroof anti-pinch function may not
be activated, resulting in accidents.
When the sunroof is closed, if the anti-pinch
Low temperature will also cause
Hint function is triggered, the sunroof will move a
some damage to the motor.
certain distance in the open direction and then
The power mode is set to "ON", which ■■ Sunroof may stop monitoring obsta-
stop moving.
can switch and control the sunroof, and cles when it is about to be completely
"ACC" and 10-minute mode functions closed, and there is no anti-pinch
are not available.
Caution function at this time.
■■ Do not try to activate the anti-pinch
The sunroof anti-pinch function does not function with your hands or a certain
prevent fingers from being pinched. part of your body. Otherwise, it is
very likely to cause serious injury to
the body.
■■ In order to ensure driving safety, the
driver is prohibited from operating the
sunroof switch during driving.

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The inside rear view mirror can be adjusted by view mirror to the appropriate position through
Caution shifting the lever on the rear view mirror back the electric outside rear view mirror switch to
When closing the sunroof by sliding and and forth to reduce the dizziness of the driver ensure driving safety.
tilting: caused by the lights of the rear vehicle.
■■ When the sunroof switch is contin- Warning
uously pressed, the sunroof glass Warning
does not have anti-pinch function ■■ Image of the object reflected by the
during closing. ■■ D o not hang heavy objects on the outside rear view mirror is smaller
■■ Press the switch shortly and release inside rear view mirror, or shake or than the real situation. Actual dis-
it quickly. The sunroof glass has an- drag them hard. tance between the object and the
ti-pinch function during closing. ■■ When adjusting the inside rear view vehicle is closer than it looks. Do not
mirror manually, do not violently ad- mis-estimate the distance from the
just after binding, so as not to cause rear vehicle and cause accidents.
Rear view mirror the inside rear view mirror to fall off. ■■ The position of the rear view mirror
should be adjusted before driving,
Inside rear view mirror and do not adjust the rear view mirror
Electric outside rear view mirror when driving the vehicle.
The inside rear view mirror of the vehicle is a
configuration that is convenient for the driver
to observe the situation behind the vehicle.
Inside rear view mirror manual adjustment

The outside rear view mirror has the function

of electric adjustment. Left rear view mirror selection switch: It is
used to select the outside rear view mirror to
The driver can adjust the electric outside rear
be adjusted.

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 Control switch: It is used to adjust the lens

of the outside rear view mirror. Press the
Vanity mirror A/C
switch in the desired direction. Function introduction
Right rear view mirror selection switch: It is
used to select the outside rear view mirror to The automobile A/C system is a device that
be adjusted. realizes refrigeration, heating, ventilation and
air purification of air in the carriage. It can
Sun visor provide a comfortable environment for pas-
sengers, reduce the fatigue strength of driver
In order to prevent sunlight from pricking eyes and improve driving safety. With the develop-
and the influence of sunlight, the vehicle is ment of new energy vehicles, the A/C system
equipped with two sun visors, which can be has assumed the requirements of heating and
pulled back and forth, thus preventing sunlight cooling batteries.
from irradiating eyes, avoiding accidents.
Turn ON/OFF A/C
Use of sun visor Open the sun visor below and you can see
the vanity mirror, slide left and right to open or
close. When not in use, in order to prevent the
seat from being damaged by sunlight reflec-
tion, please restore the sun visor to its original
position.

Warning
■■ When driving, do not turn the sun vi-
sor sideways to avoid danger.
■■ Driver is strictly prohibited from using
vanity mirror when driving. Front pas-
senger should not use vanity mirror
Lower the sun visor to the appropriate position when driving, so as not to be injured Press "OFF" button to turn the A/C on or off.
to cover the front light. Lower the sun visor during emergency brake or collision. After A/C is turned on, it defaults to the last
and remove the right side of the sun visor from setting state.
the clip, then rotate to the side to block the
light on the side. When A/C is off, you can also turn on A/C by

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operating the air volume knob, "AC", "AUTO", Temperature adjustment will be entered.
and air outlet mode button, the air speed after
A/C is turned on is level 1. Air outlet mode
Air speed regulation

Clockwise rotation to increases the tempera- : Window mode

ture, the maximum is 32°C; counterclockwise  : Face mode
rotation to reduces the temperature, the mini- : Feet mode
mum is 16°C. A/C control and state display
Clockwise rotation to increases the air speed, There are five types of air outlet modes: Face
the maximum is level 7; counterclockwise Auto A/C mode, feet mode, window mode, face/feet
rotation to reduces the air speed, and the min- mode, feet/window mode, and operated by
imum is level 1. The auto A/C adjusts the air volume and direc-
touching the 01/02/03 icon.
tion automatically through the controller, which
can provide you with a comfortable riding en-
vironment at all times.
Press the "AUTO" button to turn on the auto A/
C. In this mode, the air speed, air outlet mode
and circulation mode are automatically con-
trolled by the vehicle, and the temperature can
be adjusted through the temperature knob.
After operating the air speed knob or the air
outlet mode button, the AUTO mode will be
exited and the corresponding manual mode

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Front defrosting Rear defrosting Internal and external circulation

It is used for defrosting the rear windshield switching
of the vehicle. The rear defrosting function is
heated by resistance wire. Touch the button
shown in the figure below to turn on the rear
defrosting.

Touch the icon button to switch between inter-

When the front windshield is fogged, please nal circulation (indicator comes on) and exter-
turn on the front defrosting mode and touch nal circulation (indicator turns off) modes. In
the button shown in the figure above. the internal circulation mode, the A/C system
A/C defrost mode working status: circulates the air in the cabin, and in the exter-
nal circulation mode, the A/C system exchang-
1 Air outlet mode: Window mode. es the air outside the cabin with the inside air.
2 Internal and external circulation state: Ex-
ternal circulation. Hint
3 A
 ir speed level: 5 (If the last air speed □□ W hen the circulation air vent is in
level is greater than 5, execute the last AUTO mode, if the internal circulation
air speed level) time is more than 15min, the system
will automatically switch to the exter-
4 AC ON. nal circulation for 1min and then re-
turn to the internal circulation mode.

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Pollen filtration Seat Adjustment of power seat

Pollen filtration can effectively prevent various
The driver's seat of the car is equipped with
pollutants and exhaust gas emitted by other
electric six-way adjustable and non-indepen-
vehicles from entering and fresh the air inside,
dent rear seats, and the overall backrest can
so as to realize the purpose of purifying the air
be folded.
environment inside.
The ideal seat position should be to ensure
Cooling function comfortable driving posture, with slightly bent
Touch A/C button to turn on the A/C cooling, at arms to hold the steering wheel and slightly
this time the air conditioner can gradually cool bent legs to control all devices. When adjust-
down the cabin. ing the height of the front seat, it should be
noted that when the seat height is lowered,
the feet of passengers on the rear seats may
Hint be pinched.
□□ When turning on the A/C cooling in The front seat back should not be tilted too 1 Front/rear adjustment
summer, it is recommended that you much. When the seat back is about 25° back-
turn on the internal circulation mode, ward and vertical, the safety belt has the best Push the switch forward or backward to move
which can appropriately reduce the effect. Also, in order to reduce the danger the seat back and forth.
power consumption. caused by the triggering of the airbag, the
front seat should be adjusted backward ac-
cording to the actual situation.
Design position of front seat: 180mm forward
and 20mm backward, and the backrest angle
is 25°

Caution
In order to prevent personal injury
caused by loss of control, do not adjust
the seat during driving.

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Rear seat
Folding of rear seat backrest

2 Adjustment of cushion height 3 Backrest adjustment

Pull the switch up or down to raise or lower Swing the switch back and forth to adjust the
the cushion. backrest until the desired angle is reached. If requiring to increase the luggage space, you
can completely lower (or remove) all head-
rests of the rear seat first, then pull up the
control lock buttons on both sides to fold the
seat backrest forward, and the rear seat back-
rest can be folded by 4/6.

Hint
If the rear seat headrest is not complete-
ly lowered or the front seat backrest
leans back too much, it is very likely to
damage the back of the front seat, the
small glove compartment or the rear seat
headrest when folding the rear seat.

Rear seat backrest is deployed and locked

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When re-unfolding the rear seat backrest, pull left side of the headrest and pull up to remove
up the backrest control lock button, push the
Hint the headrest.
backrest until it is in place after unlocking, and □□ Adjust the height of the headrest so
lock the backrest when the "click" sound is When the headrest is adjusted from the high
that the top of the headrest is flush level to low level, press the guide bush button
heard. with the top of the passenger's head. on the left side of the headrest, and press the
The location can reduce the risk of headrest downward, release the button after
Hint neck injury in the event of car acci- reaching the required level, then gently press
dent. Do not adjust or remove the the headrest downward to ensure that it is
When restoring the rear seat backrest to headrest during driving. locked in place.
the desired position, ensure that the rear □□ Do not hang anything on the headrest
seat belt is not stuck. or on the headrest rod. On-board power supply
USB interface

Function of headrest is to prevent the head The rear seat headrest has 2 levels to adjust
from moving backward and reduce the dam- its height. There is a USB interfaces in the front seat,
age to neck and head in case of accident or which is located under the multi-function con-
emergency brake. When the headrest is adjusted from low to
high, you can directly pull the headrest up- trol panel, which supports multimedia playback
ward. After reaching the required level, gently and cellphone charging.
press the headrest downward to ensure that
it is locked in place. To remove the headrest,
you must press the guide bush button on the

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for connecting electrical equipment. If not

used, be sure to close the socket cover.

Warning
■■ The power supply interface is dan-
gerous, thus do not leave children
alone in the car without care.
■■ Be more careful when using the pow-
er interface! Improper use of power
interface may cause fire!
■■ Adding any electrical equipment to
the vehicle may damage the vehicle
A USB interface is provided to the outside or cause other parts to work abnor-
of the interior rearview mirror base to supply mally. Repairs resulting therefrom are
power to the digital video recorder. not covered by the warranty.
12V power socket

The 12V power socket is located on the right

side of the front USB interface, press to open
the cover plate to see the 12V power socket

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Home page Click the icon shown above in any application

interface to return to the Home page.
Radio
The radio supports both AM and FM broad-
Shortcut operation bar casts.
Swipe down on the top edge of the central Radio player
control display screen to bring up the shortcut
operation bar.

After the A/C is turned on, the current set

are speed and temperature will be displayed;
Information state bar;
Current time;
AM broadcast;
Current date, week and time;
Tail gate unlocking; FM broadcast;
Push-start ventilation, after turning it on, Back;
the four-door windows drop a certain height; Previous active channel;
Pedestrian alerting sound switch; Current channel information;
Call volume, slide up and down to adjust Play/Pause button;
the volume; Next active channel;
Media volume, slide up and down to adjust Adjustable channel range for current broad-
the volume; cast, swipe left and right to quickly select the
Central control display screen brightness, desired channel;
slide up and down to adjust the brightness; Sound effect setting, please refer to the
Instrument cluster screen brightness, slide introduction of "Infotainment 8 inch" - "Setting"
up and down to adjust the brightness; - "Sound" for details;

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Favorite button, click to store the current

channel;
Multimedia
Favorite list; Multimedia support USB and Bluetooth con-
nection, including USB music, Bluetooth mu-
Automatic searching; sic.
Favorite list After the USB is inserted and connected suc-
You can view all the favorite channels after cessfully, you can view and play the songs in
opening the favorite list, and you can quickly the USB through the central control infotain-
listen to your favorite channels. ment system. The USB interface is as follows:

Previous song;
Play/Pause;
Next song;
Current song playing progress. Drag the
progress bar to fast forward or rewind.
Sound effect setting, please refer to the
introduction of "System Setting" - "Sound" for
details;
Circulation mode, which can be switched
USB music between circulation play, sequential play or
USB music player random play;
Song list;
Playlist
Swipe up and down to view the list details,
click the corresponding song to play.

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Previous song; ID function can be realized on the central con-

Pause/Play; trol display screen when the contact calls.
Sound effect setting, please refer to the
introduction of "System Setting" - "Sound" for
details;
Next song;

Bluetooth phone
Contacts
Before using the on-board bluetooth phone for
Bluetooth music the first time, it will prompt to connect the blue-
After the Bluetooth of the mobile phone is suc- tooth device, click "OK" to connect according
cessfully connected to the vehicle, the songs to the prompt.
The initials allow you to quickly find the con-
on the mobile phone can be played through tact name starting with the corresponding ini-
the central control infotainment system. tials.
Bluetooth music player

After the Bluetooth connection is successful,

please synchronize the phone contacts, so
that you can view the contact list on the cen-
tral control display screen, click "Sync Now" Dialing
and then allow synchronization on the phone. The left side of the dial interface is the dial
After synchronizing the contact list, the caller pad, and the right side is the recent contacts.

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To make calls to recently contacted people device between the mobile phone and the The phone function can hold at most one call.
can be selected directly under Recent Con- central control display screen through "Phone If a third call comes in, the call on hold will be
tacts. Answer". hung up after answering and hold the current
call instead.

In the process of entering numbers, the sys- When an incoming call comes in during a call,
tem will automatically search for matching you can use the answer button to retain Call log
contacts according to the entered numbers, the current call and answer the new incoming
enabling you to quickly find the required con- call. You can also use the hang up button A record of recent calls and incoming calls will
tact number. to reject new incoming call and contin- be kept in the log.
ue the current call.

During a call, you can switch the answering

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System setting 4 A
 fter the pairing code is successfully ver-
ified, the mobile phone and the vehicle
Bluetooth Bluetooth are connected successfully.

The vehicle can realize the connection and in-

tercommunication between the mobile phone
Bluetooth and on-board Bluetooth, and realize
functions such as Bluetooth phone and Blue-
tooth music.
Bluetooth connection

By sliding the brightness left and right, you can

increase or decrease the volume of calls and
media.

The Bluetooth devices that have been Speed volume compensation: when this func-
matched will be displayed on the matching re- tion is turned on, the volume of calls and me-
cord. When connecting the next time, turn on dia will increase with the increase of vehicle
the mobile phone and vehicle Bluetooth and speed. The compensation level is divided into
click the corresponding device name under "Low", "Medium", and "High". "Low" indicates
the matching record to automatically connect. that the volume has the smallest increase as
Unwanted devices can also be removed via the speed increases, and "high" indicates that
icon. the volume has the largest increase as the
1 T
 urn on the Bluetooth of the mobile speed increases.
phone. Audible
2 C
 lick 02, the icon changes from gray to Volume setting
green, indicating that the vehicle Blue-
tooth is turned on.
3 F
 ind the device with the name shown in
01 under the available device search list
in the Bluetooth connection interface of
the mobile phone to match.

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Sound effect setting Prompt sound setting General

Brightness setting

The sound effect function allows you to set Button prompt sound: After turning on the
the sound effects of radio, music and video, button prompt sound, a prompt sound will be
and the system provides a variety of set styles played when you operate the function buttons The brightness function allows you to set
of sound effects such as "pop", "rock" and on the center panel. the brightness of the central control display
"classical", which you can switch according to screen and the instrument cluster, and slide
your personal preference by directly clicking Radar prompt sound: The radar prompt sound the brightness bar left and right to adjust the
the corresponding sound effect name. You is the alarm sound issued by the reversing brightness level.
can also choose "Custom" to adjust the high, radar assistance system when an obstacle is
medium and low sound to set personalized detected within the alarm range when revers-
playback sound effects. ing. You can choose the alarm as "normal vol-
ume" or "large volume" according to your own
needs.

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Voice setting Vehicle setting

Vehicle settings mainly include settings for
charging, convenience functions, assist driving
functions, and vehicle control.

Charging
Charging gun

Please read the disclaimer carefully before

using the vehicle.
The content display of the central control
display screen can be set to "Chinese" or "En-
glish".

System

indicates that the charging gun is un-

locked and can be pulled out. During or after
charging, you can use this button or the re-
mote control key unlock button to unlock the
charging gun.
Restore system setting: Restore the function indicates that the charging gun is locked
settings in the central control display screen to and cannot be pulled out. The charging
the factory settings, and the system needs to gun will remain locked while the vehicle is
be restarted for restoring system setting. charging.
Vehicle software, hardware, coding and other
information.

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Power supplying Convenient Turn off the Follow Me Home function.

Turn on the Follow Me Home function.
Remote vehicle locating
Operation method of Follow Me Home: After
turning off the vehicle power, operate the light
handle to flash the high beam twice continu-
ously. After the vehicle is locked, the headlight
will come on for a period of time to provide
you with illumination. The lighting duration can
be set to 30s, 60s, 90s and 120s.

End power supply to external equipment.

Start power supply to external equipment.
The Remote vehicle locating mode can be set
Use a special discharging gun to connect the to "flashing + horning" or only "flashing", and
electric equipment through the vehicle slow the duration can be selected from 10s, 20s
charging port, and click to start external dis- and 30s.
charge. During discharging, the discharging
gun is locked and cannot be pulled out. After Follow Me Home
the discharge is stopped, the discharging
gun is allowed to be pulled out. When vehicle
power battery is insufficient, it cannot supply
power to external equipment.

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Assistance on, the acceleration and braking of the vehi-

cle can be controlled only by the accelerator
Drive assistance pedal. Depress the accelerator pedal to accel-
erate the vehicle, and release the accelerator
pedal to brake the vehicle.
After the one pedal mode is turned on, when
the accelerator pedal is fully released, the
braking force reaches the maximum, and
driving condition without depressing the accel-
erator pedal can be selected through "parking
mode":
The electric power steering can be set to --Creeping mode: The vehicle brakes gradually
"Comfort" or "Sport". If the "Drive Mode and and drives at a slow speed finally.
Steering Wheel Steering Force Association" --Stopping mode: The vehicle brakes gradually un-
function is enabled, the electric power steer- til it stops completely.
Electronic stability system: It helps to improve ing cannot be set. The power steering will be Speed limit reminder
the driving stability of the vehicle. For exam- automatically matched according to the driving
ple, it helps to reduce the risk of sideslip when mode you choose, the steering effort varies by
accelerating and driving in a curve. driving mode.
Hill descent: It is suitable for going downhill
on a deep slope, and the system will auto-
matically control the vehicle speed. However,
the driver still needs to concentrate and take
active control of the vehicle in an emergency.
Towing mode: When the vehicle needs to be
dragged, please turn on this function. At this
time, the default is "N" gear, and the gear can-
not be switched.
After the speed limit reminder function is
turned on, the speed limit reminder light on
the instrument cluster will come on when the
One pedal mode: After the function is turned vehicle speed reaches the set speed.

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Vehicle control Headlamp device is connected to the head unit, it does

not need a repeated authorization, the sys-
Lock tem will turn on head unit interconnection
automatically.

Headlamp height adjustment can be divided

into 4 levels, with the highest height of "0" and
Locking when driving: After the function is the lowest height of "3".
turned on, the doors will be locked automati- 2 The accessory authorization box pops out
cally when reaching a certain speed. Head unit interconnection on mobile phone (Popping-out contents differ
depending on mobile phone), click "OK" to
Unlocking when stalling: After the function is Head unit interconnection can realize func- complete head unit interconnection. Select
turned on, the doors will be unlocked automat- tions such as screen projection, reverse con- "Use for this USB accessory by default". For
ically when the vehicle stalls. trol, screen image and system reverse control the next connection, head unit interconnec-
of mobile phone applications. tion will be completed automatically without
prompts.
Connection
Head unit interconnection is connected via
USB, and Yealink mobile APP needs to be in-
stalled to mobile phone.
1 Each time the mobile phone is connect-
ed to the head unit via USB, it will prompt
whether to "Turn on Yealink mobile phone
interconnection". Select "Use for this USB
accessory by default". After that, when the

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Return to the home page. Click this button

on other screens to return to the home page
of head unit interconnection;

Function Station

Home page After the mobile phone radio is turned on, it

can be played and operated on central control
Head unit interconnection can realize the head unit.
function interconnection such as navigation, Hint
music, radio, telephone, walkie-talkie etc. and
mobile phone screen projection etc. If the corresponding APP is not installed
on mobile phone, it can't be used even
if head unit interconnection supports the
function.

Navigation
After the mobile phone navigation is turned
on, it can be displayed and operated on cen-
tral control head unit.

Shortcut bar: The shortcuts of functions in

sequence are "walkie-talkie", "navigation", "Hi-
malaya", "telephone".

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On-board desktop Walkie-talkie

On-board desktop can realize screen projec- Joining the corresponding group chat can
tion function. After it is turned on, central con- realize real-time talk with the members in the
trol head unit screen will display mobile phone group.
screen.

Telephone
Central control head unit will display the ad-
dress book of mobile phone synchronously.

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High Voltage Power

High voltage system de- Power battery When the power battery is discharged to 0%,
the power battery may be damaged perma-
scription The vehicle is equipped with a complex nently. In order to prevent discharging exces-
high-voltage power battery system. The most sively, driving or parking with low power may
Warning important way to protect the power battery is cause excessive charging of the power battery
to keep the power battery at 50% ~ 80% and and permanent damage to power battery. It is
■■ There are two kinds of high voltage disconnect the negative electrode of 12 V recommended to avoid driving or parking with
(AC and DC) in the high voltage sys- lead-acid low-voltage battery when the vehicle low power for a long time.
tem of vehicle (up to about 400 V). is not used. This is especially important if you
These high voltages are very danger- plan not to drive for several weeks. When in Caution
ous and may cause burns, electric the power-on mode, the vehicle will wake up
shock, even death and other serious automatically when it is necessary to automat- When the power battery is low, 12 V low
injuries. ically maintain the charging amount that can voltage battery will not be charged and
■■ I n order to avoid personal injury, maximize the battery life. may be discharged completely within 12
do not touch the high voltage wire hours. When the accident occurs, it may
harness (orange) and its connecting There is no advantage in waiting for the bat-
be necessary to jump starting or replace
connector. tery to be low before charging. In fact, the bat-
the low-voltage battery before charging.
■■ Components with orange labels are tery works best when charged regularly.
Please contact NETA Auto service sta-
high voltage system components, Long-term storage of power bat- tion.
and these components are labeled
with high voltage system warning tery
labels, so be sure to observe the re- Driving mileage
quirements on the labels. Do not allow the power battery to fully dis-
■■ Non-professional maintenance per- charge. Even when the vehicle is not running, You can adopt the same driving habits as
sonnel are prohibited from touching, its battery will discharge very slowly to supply when driving a fuel vehicle to maximize the
disassembling or installing any com- power to the on-board electronic equipment. cruising range. The driving mileage depends
ponents in the high voltage system at Under normal circumstances, the vehicle will on the available power, using time, charging
will, such as OBC, electric A/C com- also generate slight power loss when it is and discharging times of the power battery,
pressor, drive motor controller and stationary, which is a normal phenomenon. If road conditions, external ambient temperature,
power battery on chassis located in the vehicle is parked for a long time, it is rec- driving habits, vehicle loads and other factors.
the front compartment. ommended to charge the vehicle regularly to In order that you can fully understand the
keep the driving range of the vehicle at 50% ~ driving mileage characteristics of pure electric
80%. vehicle and obtain the maximum endurance
capability, please pay attention to the following
items:

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1 Avoid frequent rapid acceleration or de- level and try not to keep it in the high level.
celeration.
Warning
9 When the power battery is low, weak ve-
2 On the premise of ensuring safe driving, hicle acceleration or insufficient power may ■■ If the power battery is too low, the
try to use the accelerator pedal to control ve- occur, at this time, please charge it as soon vehicle must be charged. Continued
hicle speed and reduce the use of the brake as possible. use will lead to over-discharge of the
pedal. NETA V is equipped with an energy power battery, causing irreversible
recovery function. When releasing the ac- 10 When the vehicle drives at high speed damage. Placing the vehicle in an
celerator pedal, the energy recovery braking on expressway for a long time, the actual unpowered state for an extra long
will reduce the vehicle speed. driving mileage will decrease slightly than period of time may also cause per-
driving on the normal road. manent damage to the battery. If you
3 Remove unnecessary objects from the cannot charge the vehicle, please
vehicle to reduce the load. Charing temperature limit contact NETA Auto service station
Do not continuously expose the vehicle to am- immediately.
4 When driving at high speed, raise all win-
bient temperatures above 60°C or below -20℃ ■■ For any component of the power bat-
dows to reduce the driving resistance and
for more than 24 hours. Otherwise, the vehicle tery system, the owner or profession-
power consumption of the vehicle.
cannot be charged! al technician who are not authorized
5 Keep the tire pressure in the normal by the NETA should not conduct
range. any maintenance. Under no circum-
Warning stances should the battery be turned
6 Excessive discharge of the power battery on or changed. Be sure to contact
will affect the performance the power battery. For any component of the power bat- NETA Auto service station to arrange
Therefore, when the power battery low indi- tery system, the owner or professional the power battery for inspection and
cator on instrument cluster comes on, please technician who are not authorized by the maintenance.
charge it in time. NETA should not conduct any mainte-
nance. Under no circumstances should
7 The actual driving mileage will decrease the battery be turned on or changed. Be
with the increase of vehicle age and vehicle sure to ask NETA Auto city partner to
driving mileage. check and repair the power battery.
8 Turning on A/C for cooling or heating will
consume driving mileage. The higher the Temperature limit
level, the faster the power consumption of
the power battery. Therefore, on the premise Do not continuously expose the vehicle to
of meeting the cooling or heating demand, it ambient temperatures above 60°C or below
is recommended to adjust A/C to the lowest -30°C for more than 24 hours.

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Charging operation Quick charging

The vehicle is equipped with two charging
ports: The quick charging port is located on
the front passenger side of the vehicle, and
the slow charging port is located on the driver
side of the vehicle. Please park the vehicle
properly before charging so that the charging
cable can reach the charging port.

Slow charging

3 T
 urn the buckle of the inner cover plate of
the slow charging port to open the inner
cover plate of the slow charging port, and Quick charging port
insert the AC charging adapter, then con-
nect the on-board charging gun and the 1 Unlock the vehicle.
adapter to charge.
2 P
 ress the outer cover plate of the quick
charging port to open the quick charging
Caution port.
In order to ensure the charging safety,
the slow charging port is equipped with
an electronic lock, which must be un-
Slow charging port locked before the connector is pulled out
after charging.
1 Unlock the vehicle.
2 P
 ress the outer cover plate of the slow
charging port to open the slow charging
port.

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The on-board charging gun is placed in the

Caution on-board tools box, which is used for slow
■■ W hen charging, especially at high charging.
current, the electric compressor and
cooling fan work as required to en- Caution
sure the cooling of the battery. There-
fore, it is normal to hear sound while When charging with on-board charging
charging. cable, a 16 A socket must be used and
must be reliably grounded. The socket
■■ The electronic lock of the charging
connection section shall not be less than
gun shall be in a locked state during
4 mm2.
charging; When charging is suspend-
ed or finished, the electronic lock of
the charging gun is unlocked.
3 T
 urn the buckle of the inner cover plate of Warning
the quick charging port to open the inner ■■ During charging, if the electronic lock
cover plate of the quick charging port, of the charging gun is required to be ■■ If the charging gun falls onto the ve-
insert the quick charging gun and start unlocked, stop charging first. hicle, the connector of the charging
charging according to operation instruc- gun may damage the paint.
tions on the charging pile. ■■ Do not forcibly open the charging port
On-board charging gun cover. This will damage the latch. The
damaged latch cannot keep the cover
closed.

Charging gun connection indica-

tor
After the "click" sound is heard when the
charging gun is inserted, it indicates that the
charging gun is inserted in place, and the
charging gun indicator on the instrument
cluster will come on. If the charging gun indi-
cator does not come on, charging cannot be
performed. At this time, please pull out and

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insert the charging gun again for a second at- Pull out the charging gun:
tempt, or check if there are foreign matters at
Caution
the charging port. If the indicator still does not 1 U
 nlock the electronic lock of the charging
gun. Charging time is related to many factors,
come on after the above operations, please such as current power, charging mode,
contact NETA Auto city partner for inspection 2 Touch the button on the charging gun. ambient temperature, battery tempera-
and maintenance. ture and charging equipment power,
3 P
 ull the charging gun out of the charging
which will affect the charging speed.
Caution port.
4 Close the charging port cover.
Before inserting the charging gun,
please make sure that the charging port
is dry and free of foreign matters. Caution
The locking conditions of the electronic lock
Stop charging of the charging gun (one of the conditions
can be met):
When the vehicle is fully charged, the charging ■■ Touch the LOCK button on the central
will stop automatically. When charging, click control display screen;
Unlock Charging Gun on the central control ■■ Press the LOCK button on the smart
display screen to pull out the charging gun. key;
■■ The electronic lock of the charging
gun is in an unlocked state and the
charging gun has not been pulled off
for a certain period of time.
The unlocking conditions of the electronic
lock of the charging gun (one of the condi-
tions can be met):
■■ Charging end;
■■ P ress the UNLOCK button on the
smart key;
■■ Touch the UNLOCK button on the
central control display screen.

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Vehicle identification number There are 9 searchable vehicle identification numbers (VIN), and their
positions are shown in the figure:
VIN of left front door inner panel: It is stuck to the left front door
sheet metal and is visible when removing the left front door inner trim
panel.
VIN of front compartment cover inner panel: It is stuck to the front
right part of the front compartment cover inner panel near the lock
catch, and is visible when opening the front compartment cover.
VIN engraved on the deflector channel: VIN is engraved on the
middle right of the deflector channel, and is visible when opening the
front compartment cover. For some models, the front compartment
cover trim panel is required to be removed.
VIN below the left of the front windshield: It is stuck to the lower
left corner of the front windshield and is visible through the front wind-
shield.
VIN in the middle of the front top crossmember: It is stuck to the
middle of the front top crossmember and is visible when removing the
headlining.
Vehicle nameplate VIN: On the vehicle nameplate at the lower part
of the right side wall B-pillar.
VIN of B-pillar inner panel: It is stuck to the sheet metal at the inner
lower part of the right B-pillar and is visible when removing the lower
trim panel of the left B-pillar.
VIN below the rear right seat: It is stuck to the lower part of the rear
right seat and is visible when removing the rear seat cushion.
VIN of tailgate inner panel: It is stuck to the upper left corner of the
tailgate and is visible when opening the tailgate.

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Caution
In order to protect the engraved VIN in design and manufacture,
NETA applies the process of repainting.

Hint
The vehicle identification number (VIN) in the vehicle controller
can be read through the vehicle information option in vehi-
cle-specific diagnostic instrument or universal diagnostic equip-
ment available on the market.

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Vehicle label

Type and number label of drive motor: It is stuck to the right front of
the front compartment cover, close to the front compartment cover lock
catch, indicating that the information includes the type and number of
the drive motor.
Refrigerant filling label: It is stuck to the right side of the crossmem-
ber of the front radiator, indicating that the information includes refrig-
erant type, filling amount and refrigerant oil type.
Tire inflation pressure label: It is stuck to the lower part of the left
side wall B-pillar, indicating that the information includes tire size, no-
load pressure standard value and full-load pressure standard value.
Vehicle nameplate: It is stuck on the lower part of the right side wall
B-pillar, indicating that the information includes VIN, vehicle model,
peak power of the drive motor, drive motor model, vehicle brand, max-
imum allowable total mass, number of passengers, rated voltage of
the power battery system, manufacturing country, rated capacity of the
power battery system and date of manufacture.

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Nameplates of drive motor and re- OBD diagnostic interface

ducer

In order to facilitate you to check the informa-

tion of the drive motor, NETA Auto has also set
up the type and number label of the drive mo- The OBD interface for reading the electronic
tor at the right front of the front compartment VIN code is located at the bottom left of the
The drive motor nameplate is stuck to the right
cover near the lock catch (the front compar- instrument panel. The vehicle identification
as shown in the figure.
tent cover needs to be opened). number (VIN) in the vehicle controller can be
The drive motor model rubbing mark is located read through the vehicle information option in
on the left side of the drive motor shown in the vehicle-specific diagnostic instrument or uni-
figure. versal diagnostic equipment available on the
market.

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Tire Hint
Safety Rotate the tire regularly. It is recom-
mended to drive 10,000 km and rotate
Observe the prescribed tire pressure when four tires once (the best adjustment mile-
driving under heavy loads and at high speeds. age is 5,000-7,000 km), i.e. rotate the
Insufficient tire pressure will reduce stability, left front and right rear, right front and
increase rolling resistance and accelerate tire left rear. After replacing or rotating tires,
wear, which is likely to cause accident. be sure to contact NETA Auto service
station to study tire pressure again.
Drive
Before getting on the steps, the driver should
visually inspect the height of the steps to en- Replace tires
sure that the front bumper and chassis will not The wear depth of the tire is limited. When
the wear reaches the limit, a wear band will Tires provide the best vehicle control, comfort
be scraped, and no sharp objects will damage and safety for driving the vehicle. If you need
the tires; Drive slowly and climb the steps. appear on the tread, indicating that the per-
formance and safety of the tire are greatly to change the types of tires and rims, you
Maintenance reduced at this time and must be replaced. must consult NETA Auto service station and
follow the relevant instructions, so as to avoid
Check the tire surface for cuts, foreign matters safety accidents and NETA will not assume
and uneven wear regularly. Uneven tire wear Caution any responsibility.
may be due to incorrect tire alignment.
Dispose of worn tires in accordance with If there is no special reason, be sure to install
local environmental regulations. the original tire and rim.

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--  or vehicles with wheel trim cover, remove

F 4 Press the wheel trim cover carefully.
Warning the wheel trim cover.
-- Use special tool to crossly loosen the wheel 5 S
 tore the jack and the replaced wheel in
■■ The speedometer is affected by the reverse order.
nuts.
tire size used. If the tire size (diame-
-- Place the jack to ensure that the whole base 6 S
 end it to NETA Auto service station as
ter) is different from the original one,
is located on a solid ground. far as possible to check the tightening
the correct speed cannot be dis-
-- T he jack must be vertically jacked to the torque of wheel nuts and tire pressure.
played. And safety accidents may be
jacking point.
caused, such accident losses are not
covered by the warranty.
-- Jack up the vehicle until the wheel leave the Tire chains
ground.
■■ The four tires must have the same Before purchasing the tire chains and install-
-- Remove the wheel nuts and the wheel.
size and model, roughly the same ing them on the wheels, you should consult
degree of newness. Install wheel
with NETA Auto service station.
■■ A fter the tire bursts or leaks, the
1 Install the wheel on the wheel hub and
non-full-size spare tire can be used When using, please pay attention to the fol-
screw the wheel nuts clockwise.
for emergency driving. The vehicle lowing requirements:
speed is forbidden to exceed 80 km/ 2 Lower the vehicle and remove the jack.
h, and the original tire should be re- ●● The tire chains can only be installed on
placed as soon as possible. the front wheels.
●● The thickness of the tire chains should not
exceed 10 mm.
Remove wheel
●● The vehicle speed should not exceed 50
The following precautions must be observed: km/h.
--  ark your vehicle in the appropriate area,
P ●● In order to minimize the wear of tires and
please make sure that when replacing tires, tire chains, avoid to install tire chains
traffic will not be affected or your safety will when driving on roads without ice and
not be endangered. snow.
-- Turn off the ENGINE START STOP switch.
●● Installation instructions of the tire chain
-- No passenger (including driver) should stay
in the vehicle.
manufacturer should be followed.
-- Please ensure that the vehicle is on a stable
and horizontal ground. 3 F
 ully tighten the wheel nuts in diagonal
-- Ensure that the front wheel points straight tightening mode (with the tightening
ahead. torque of 110 ± 10 N•m).

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Caution Front compartment cover Caution

When driving on roads without ice and Safe operation in front compart- The following items must be observed
snow, the tire chains must be removed. before working in the front compartment:
Otherwise, the handling of the vehicle is
ment ■■ Set the vehicle power mode to "OFF"
affected, tires are damaged and wear is When the power system is in the starting position and disable charging.
accelerated. state, it is strictly prohibited to work in the ■■ S witch the gearshift switch to "P"
front compartment! Be extremely careful when gear.
working in the front compartment or on the ■■ Pull the parking brake switch.
Warning motor! ■■ Keep children away from the vehicle.
■■ Open the front compartment cover.
Improper size tire chains and/or incor- NETA Auto service station should carry out the Do not work in the front compartment
rect installation may damage the vehicle relevant safe operation in the front compart- if you do not understand the opera-
body, chassis components and wheels. ment. Coolant, low voltage battery and other tion process and do not have neces-
Ignoring the regulation may lead to traffic vehicle oil and consumables are continuously sary tools/equipment!
accidents and personal injury. developing. NETA Auto service station has
mastered the latest development trend of ve-
hicle oil and consumables. Thus, it is better for
NETA Auto service station to replace oil and
consumables.

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Warning Warning Warning

■■ The front compartment of the vehicle ■■ Electrical system voltage and power ■■ P ay attention to avoid short circuit
is a high-risk area, so be ware of ca- battery voltage in high voltage system of electrical system, especially short
sualties! are fatal! Do not touch high-voltage circuit of low voltage battery, and
■■ Be sure to follow safe operating pro- electrical components, high-voltage beware of explosion of low voltage
cedures and do not take risks. cables or power battery with warning battery!
■■ All operations such as inspection and signs, so as to avoid fatal electric ■■ D o not touch the radiator fan. Be-
oil addition in the front compartment shock! cause the fan is controlled by tem-
may cause injuries to operators and ■■ D o not attempt to carry out any perature, it may suddenly start even
even fire! maintenance operations on electrical after the power system is turned off.
■■ Personnel who are not familiar with components, orange high-voltage ca- ■■ Be careful not to leave cleaning cloth
the operation process, have no ex- bles or power battery of high voltage or tools in the front compartment.
perience in using tools and do not system without professional qualifi- ■■ If working under the vehicle, be more
understand the safety operation regu- cations. Any operation for the high careful! Appropriate measures should
lations are not allowed to work in the voltage system can only be carried be taken to prevent the vehicle from
front compartment! Otherwise, casu- out by professional technicians cer- moving or support the vehicle with
alties will easily be caused! If you are tified by NETA Auto according to the appropriate supports, so as to avoid
not sure, it must be handled by NETA specifications. injury to the operators under the ve-
Auto service station. ■■ Do not damage or remove the orange hicle.
■■ B efore operation, set the vehicle high-voltage cables or disengage it
power mode to "OFF" position and from the high voltage system.
disable charging. ■■ A ny operation for the high voltage
■■ Apply the parking brake, switch the system or power battery should com-
gearshift switch to "P" gear. ply with the specifications of NETA
■■ Keep children away from the vehicle. Auto service station.
■■ The front compartment is a high-risk
area!
■■ Do not touch the motor components
in hot state to avoid scalding!

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Caution Open front compartment cover Lift the front compartment cover gently, turn
the secondary lock opening handle to the right
Do not fill the incorrect oil when replac- with your fingers, release the locking hook
ing and filling oil. Oil with the correct to lift the front compartment cover upward,
variety and specification must be filled lift it to the appropriate position, pull the front
according to the system function. Other- compartment cover strut out of the strut fixing
wise, it will inevitably lead to functional buckle, fix one end of the strut to the position
fault and damage the system! of the opening in the inner plate of the front
compartment cover, and the front compart-
ment cover can be opened.
Hint Close front compartment cover
Vehicle oil is harmful to the environment! Lift the front compartment cover slightly up-
Thus, the bottom of the vehicle and the ward, remove the strut and secure it in the
ground under the vehicle should be strut fixing buckle.
checked regularly for oil traces and other Park the vehicle, apply the parking brake,
liquid stains. If oil traces and other liquid and pull the front compartment cover opening Lower the front compartment cover to a
stains are found, you should check the handle from the driver foot trim panel. At this suitable height from the locking position, let
vehicle at NETA Auto service station as point, the front compartment cover main lock the front compartment cover fall and buckle
soon as possible. opens and the front compartment cover will naturally, and press the front edge of the front
bounce up slightly. compartment cover evenly with both hands to
ensure locking in place.
After closing the front compartment cover, ver-
ify that it is completely locked by trying to lift
the front edge of the front compartment cover.
Otherwise, the front compartment cover must
be reopened and tightly closed again.

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Warning Power battery coolant expan- Windshield glass washer fluid

sion tank reservoir
If the front compartment cover is not tightly closed, it may sud- A/C low-pressure pipeline inter-
Brake fluid reservoir
denly open when the vehicle is driving, which easily leads to an face
accident! Motor coolant expansion tank On-board charger
■■ After closing the front compartment cover, check whether it is
really tightly closed. Front compartment relay and Low voltage battery relay and
■■ When closing the front compartment cover, attention must be fuse box fuse box positive
paid that no one is in the area of the front compartment cover. A/C high-pressure pipeline in-
Low voltage battery
■■ If it is found that the front compartment cover is not tightly terface
closed while driving, you must stop immediately and close the
front compartment cover to prevent accidents.

Front compartment arrangement

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Brake fluid Warning Brake system fault warning lamp

Brake fluid function (red)
■■ T he brake fluid must be replaced
according to the period specified in If the brake system fault warning lamp
Brake fluid is the medium that transmits power the Maintenance Information Form. turns on during driving, it may indicate that
in the vehicle hydraulic braking system. Otherwise, the brake system may fail brake fluid is missing or there is a brake sys-
During use, the fluid level in the brake fluid and cause serious accidents. tem fault.
reservoir may drop slightly due to the wear ■■ Be careful not to spill brake fluid on
of the brake friction pad. If such a situation is the high temperature motor, other- Warning
found, it can be decided whether to add brake wise a fire may occur.
fluid or not according to the brake fluid level. ■■ Avoid skin or eyes contact with brake If the warning lamp turns on while driv-
fluid. In case of contact carelessly, ing:
If the brake pedal stroke unexpectedly length- please rinse with a large amount of ■■ S top immediately under the condi-
ens or the brake fluid level drops significantly, clear water immediately. tions of ensuring safety.
please contact NETA Auto service station im- ■■ Brake fluid is corrosive, please keep ■■ Do not depress the brake pedal re-
mediately for inspection. Do not continue driv- the container sealed and placed peatedly. Contact NETA Auto service
ing the vehicle if the brake fluid level is below out of reach of children. In case of station immediately.
the minimum mark for the reservoir. accidental swallowing of brake fluid,
please seek medical treatment imme-
diately. Check brake fluid level
Check brake fluid level at the period specified
in the Maintenance Information Form.
Before checking the brake fluid, the front com-
partment trim panel must be removed to see
the brake fluid reservoir.

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Warning Select brake fluid

Brake fluid must be replaced according to the
■■ B efore opening the front compart-
period specified in Maintenance Information
ment cover, read and observe the rel-
Form. Only by maintaining and replacing
evant warning instructions carefully.
brake fluid according to regulations can driving
■■ I f the brake system warning lamp
safety be ensured.
does not turn off or turns on during
driving, the brake fluid level in the
brake fluid reservoir may be too low. Hint
In order to avoid causing accidents,
in this case, you must stop immedi- □□ Brake fluid model: DOT4.
ately, do not continue driving, and □□ Refer to the chapter on fluid filling for
contact NETA Auto service station for the amount of brake fluid filling.
Park the vehicle on a smooth road surface inspection and maintenance as soon
and check the brake fluid. "MAX": It is the as possible.
upper limit mark for brake fluid. "MIN": It is the Brake fluid replacement
lower limit mark for brake fluid.
The brake fluid used in the vehicle is specially
The brake fluid level should be located be- Caution developed for the brake system of NETA Auto.
tween the upper limit mark and the lower limit In order to ensure the normal operation of the
mark. If the fluid level is below the lower limit If the fluid level drops obviously in a brake system, it is recommended that NETA
mark, the brake fluid must be added. short period of time, it indicates that Auto service station replace the brake fluid
Before opening the front compartment cover, there may be leakage in the brake sys- that meets the standard.
read and observe the relevant warning instruc- tem. In this case, you must stop the
vehicle immediately, do not continue Brake fluid is absorbent and will absorb mois-
tions carefully. ture in the surrounding air. If the water content
driving, and contact NETA Auto service
During the use of vehicle, the brake fluid level station as soon as possible to thoroughly of the brake fluid is too high, the brake system
will drop slightly due to the wear and automat- inspect the brake system. will be corroded and the boiling point of the
ic adjustment of the brake friction pad. This is brake fluid will be greatly reduced, resulting in
a normal phenomenon and there is no need to a decrease in braking effect. Thus, the brake
worry. fluid must be replaced according to the peri-
od specified in the Maintenance Information
Form.

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Hint Warning Coolant

Use of waste brake fluid or brake fluid Role of coolant
Waste brake fluid must be collected and that is not suitable for the vehicle will
disposed of in accordance with environ- greatly reduce the braking effect and Proper use of coolant can play a role in corro-
mental protection regulations. even lead to brake system failure. sion prevention, scale prevention and freezing
■■ Brake fluid packaging containers are prevention. It can make the cooling system
marked with brake fluid specifica- always in the best working state and ensure
Caution tions, and brake fluid that meets the the normal working temperature of the drive
specifications must be used. motor.
■■ The brake fluid must be replaced ac- ■■ Brake fluid is a toxic substance. If the anti-freezing ability of the coolant needs
cording to the period specified in the ■■ Do not put brake fluid in food contain- to be improved in severe cold season, it is
Maintenance Information Form. ers or other non-original containers to recommended to contact NETA Auto service
■■ Brake fluid has corrosive effect on the avoid confusion and poisoning. Brake station to replace it with the coolant suitable
paint surface of the vehicle body, and fluid must be packed in the original for the lowest local temperature.
the brake fluid splashed on the paint sealed container, and the container
surface should be removed in time. must be placed in a safe place to The coolant is divided into two types: Drive
prevent children from contacting and motor coolant and power battery coolant.
causing poisoning accidents.
■■ B rake fluid must be replaced ac- Hint
cording to the period specified in the
Maintenance Information Form. If the
brake fluid stays in the system for too Waste coolant must be collected and
long, air resistance is generated in disposed of in accordance with environ-
the system pipeline during braking, mental protection regulations.
which will reduce the braking effect
and driving safety, and may even
lead to complete failure of the brake
system, thus causing accident.

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Warning Inspect and fill drive motor cool-

Caution
ant
■■ The coolant must be contained in a
■■ The coolant should not be mixed closed container and out of the reach Ensure that the coolant cools down before in-
with any other coolant not approved of children. specting the coolant level.
by NETA, otherwise it may seriously ■■ Do not put coolant in food containers
damage the drive motor and the cool- or other non-original containers to
ing system. avoid confusion and poisoning. Dis-
■■ If the coolant in the coolant expansion charged waste coolant should also
tank fades and no coolant of other be treated according to the require-
colors is mixed in, the coolant should ments.
be replaced regularly as required. If ■■ I n severe cold weather conditions,
other coolant is mixed in, the coolant in order to ensure the anti-freezing
must be replaced as soon as possi- ability of the coolant, the appropriate
ble. coolant should be replaced according
to the ambient temperature, other-
wise the coolant may freeze and
cause damage to the vehicle.

After the drive motor coolant cools down, in-

spect the coolant level. "MAX": Upper coolant
limit mark. MIN: Lower coolant limit mark.
The coolant level should be located between
the upper limit mark and the lower limit mark.
If the liquid level is low, coolant must be filled.

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Inspect coolant level of power bat- Hint

Caution
tery and fill
The coolant expansion tank is located It is recommended to choose the coolant
in the motor compartment. When the of -40°C specified by NETA Auto. Cool-
cooling system is measured in a cooled ant that meets the specification should
state, the height of the coolant in the be used all year round regardless of
tank should be kept between the two whether antifreeze is required.
marked lines. The cooling system is
closed, so normal coolant loss is very
small. A significant decrease in coolant Warning
height means that the cooling system
has leaked. In case of this situation, the Extreme caution must be exercised
cooling system should be inspected at when working in the front compartment.
NETA Auto service station as soon as ■■ Make sure to read and observe the
possible. relevant warning instructions careful-
ly before the operation.
-- If the power battery is in a hot state, set the ■■ If the power battery reaches a warm
vehicle power mode in "OFF" position and or hot state and the cooling system is
Warning wait for it to cool down. in a high temperature and high pres-
-- To prevent scalding, wrap the expansion sure state, the expansion tank cover
Extreme caution must be exercised
tank cover with a thick cloth, and then slowly must not be unscrewed to prevent
when working in the front compartment.
unscrew the expansion tank cover. scalding by high temperature steam.
■■ Make sure to read and observe the
-- New coolant must be filled.
relevant warning instructions carefully
-- After filling, the coolant level must be within
before the operation.
the marked range and at least above the
■■ If the drive motor reaches a warm or
"MIN" mark.
hot state and the cooling system is in
-- Fit and tighten the expansion tank cover.
a high temperature and high pressure
state, the expansion tank cover must
not be unscrewed to prevent scalding
by high temperature steam.

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Caution Windshield washer fluid and Hint

■■ W hen the power battery is in hot wiper blades
□□ It is recommended to use the wind-
state, the coolant level may be close
to or slightly higher than the "MAX"
Filling windshield washer fluid shield washer fluid specified by NETA
Auto (washer fluid with freezing point
level, which is a normal phenomenon. below -35°C).
■■ It is recommended to fill the coolant □□ For filling amount of windshield wash-
when the power battery is in cold er fluid, please refer to Fluid Filling
state, but the coolant level shall not section.
exceed the "MAX" level, otherwise
excessive coolant will overflow when
the power battery reaches the hot
state. Caution
■■ In case of large loss of coolant, the
cold coolant must be filled after the ■■ D o not use antifreeze or vinegar/
power battery cools down, otherwise aqueous solution in the reservoir,
the power battery may be damaged. as antifreeze will damage the paint
surface and vinegar will damage the
The windshield washer fluid is provided from windshield washer pump.
the reservoir in front compartment. If the ■■ Overflow of windshield washer fluid
washer fluid level is low, fill reservoir with may cause fading of body parts.
washer fluid in time. Avoid overflow, especially when using
unwatered and high-concentration
washer fluid. In case of overflow,
clean the contaminated surface with
water immediately.

Wiper blade maintenance

1 N
 ever use wiper blades on dry wind-
shields, otherwise the glass will be
scratched and permanent damage will be
caused to the wiper blades.

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2 W
 hen air-dried soil, insects, adhesions Specification for using wipers Windshield wiper blade replace-
and other solid particles are adhered to
the windshield glass, wet dishcloth shall 1 In cold seasons, it is necessary to check ment
be used to wipe it clean in time. Do not whether the wiper blade is frozen on the
use dry dishcloth or use wiper blade di- windshield before using the wiper. If fro-
rectly, otherwise the glass and wiper blade zen on the front windshield, it must be
will be damaged. thawed before using. Otherwise, the wiper
motor and wiper blade will be damaged.
3 A
 fter washing the vehicle using the auto- For thawing methods, please use A/C
matic vehicle washing device, rinse the heating and ventilation devices to heat
windshield and wiper blade with purified it, however, the wiper blades cannot be
water to remove the residual wax layer. directly washed with hot water, which may
4 W
 hen washing the vehicle, do not use cause windshield burst or wiper blades to
the high-pressure water gun to spray the deform.
blade directly, which will cause deforma- 2 I n case of any snow, leaves, branches
tion of the blade. and other sundries on the windshield, the
5 D
 o not clean windshield with fuel, nail wiper shall be operated after removing the 1 A
 djust the wiper switch to the mainte-
polish remover, paint thinner or similar liq- sundries. nance mode: Set the power mode to
uids, which will damage wiper blades. "OFF", and rotate the front wiper switch to
3 W
 asher fluid needs to be filled as re- any position;
6 In order to prevent deformation of wiper quired.
blades, glass cleaning agent shall be reg- 2 L
 ift the wiper blade from the windshield,
4 D
 o not swing the wiper arm firmly, which press the lock button, and separate wiper
ularly used to clean wiper blades, and it is may damage the wiper.
recommended to clean wiper blades once blade from wiper arm joint along the direc-
a week. tion of wiper blade;

7 F
 or safety, it is recommended to replace 3 T
 he wiper blade assembly can be in-
the wiper blade once or twice a year, and stalled in the reverse order of removal. Do
the wiper blade can be purchased from not energize the vehicle until the installa-
NETA service station. tion of new wiper blade is completed. Be-
fore putting the wiper assembly back onto
the windshield, check whether the wiper
blades are firmly fixed again;

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4 A
 fter completing the replacement, set the
vehicle power mode to "ON" or "START"
Low voltage battery 6 L
 ow voltage battery will
and adjust the wiper switch to "OFF". Warning symbols and instructions produce explosive mixed
gas when charging!
for operation of low voltage bat-
Caution
tery Do not perform any work on the vehicle elec-
■■ When removing the wiper blade as- trical system if you are not familiar with the
sembly, take extra care to prevent the 1 O
 pen flames, sparks, un- operation process or do not have necessary
wiper arm from falling off suddenly covered lights and smoking tools. If you are not sure, relevant operation
and damaging the windshield. are prohibited in the work- must be carried out by NETA Auto service sta-
■■ In the process of replacing the wiper place! tion.
blade, protect the U-shaped joint of
the wiper arm. When removing the 2 G
 oggles must be worn
wiper blade, wrap it with soft cloth to when operating!
avoid scratching the glass.

3 C
 hildren must stay away
Warning from electrolyte and low
During driving, all window glasses shall voltage battery of vehicle!
be maintained with a good view:
■■ Clean wiper blades and all window 4 L
 ow voltage battery elec-
glasses on a regular basis. trolyte is a highly corrosive
■■ W iper blades should be replaced substance. Protective
once or twice a year. gloves and goggles must
■■ P lease try to avoid wiper blades be worn during operation!
drying windshield glass so as not to 5 B
 e sure to read the operat-
cause rubber strip aging, abrasion ing instructions of the low
and window fuzzing, thus affecting voltage battery carefully be-
driving safety. fore starting the operation!

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Warning Low voltage battery charging and If the low voltage battery is used for a long
time, the charging efficiency may not be main-
low voltage battery replacement tained in the new state. If the vehicle is parked
Hazards of injury, corrosion, accident
and fire may occur in the operation of Low voltage battery cannot be operated un- for a long time, or frequently driven short trips,
the vehicle's low voltage battery and less you have the necessary professional or runs in a cold environment, the low voltage
electrical! knowledge. battery needs to be charged on a regular ba-
■■ Do not let acid or lead particles fall sis.
into eyes, skin or clothes. If the vehicle is frequently driven short trips or
parked for a long time, the number of checks Only replace low voltage battery with same
■■ A cid in the low voltage battery is type and specification as original. Other low
highly corrosive, be sure to wear on the low voltage battery shall be increased
between the specified maintenance periods. voltage batteries may have different sizes or
protective gloves and glasses during different terminal positions, which may lead to
operation. Do not tilt the low voltage If the low voltage battery is damaged, the low damage, electrolyte leakage or fire of the low
battery, otherwise the acid may over- voltage battery may be weak, resulting in diffi- voltage battery.
flow from the vent. If acid splashes culty in starting the vehicle. In case of this situ-
into eyes, rinse with clear water for ation, it is recommended to charge or replace When replacing the low voltage battery, en-
a few minutes immediately, and then the low voltage battery at NETA Auto service sure that the low voltage battery is installed
seek medical treatment immediately. station. properly. Ensure that the low voltage battery
■■ It is forbidden to remove and install and the pressure plate are properly secured
the low voltage battery without per- to prevent the low voltage battery from moving
mission. Because in some cases, the Caution during accident or emergency braking.
operation will cause serious damage
The original low voltage battery of the vehicle
to the low voltage battery, fuses and Only electrical equipment that meets the can meet the requirements of vehicle mainte-
electrical components. If operation is national electromagnetic compatibility nance, vehicle performance and safety. Read
required, please contact NETA Auto standard and is approved by NETA Auto and follow the relevant safety warning instruc-
service station. service station can be used. tions for low voltage battery operation carefully
■■ The low voltage battery will produce
flammable and explosive mixed gas before starting the operation.
when charging. Thus, the low volt-
age battery should be placed in a
well-ventilated place when charging.

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Maintenance information
The first maintenance shall be performed when vehicle is driven for 1 year/10,000 km (whichever comes first), and shall be provided free of charge
by NETA Auto.
After the first maintenance, maintenance shall be carried out once every other year/10,000 km (whichever comes first).

Maintenance period list

Number of years or accumulated mileage (km), whichever comes first
Maintenance interval
Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 To be
continued
Maintenance items
Mileage (km) 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 similarly

Transmission fluid replacement √ √ √ √

A/C filter replacement √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Antifreeze replacement √ √

Brake fluid replacement √ √

Battery coolant replacement* √ √ √ √

Safety check √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Note: 1. "√" represents the implementation of the item.

2. Please refer to "Warranty and Maintenance Manual" for detailed maintenance items.

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 Emergency rescue

Emergency measures Unlocking slow charging gun warning lamp.

Collision-activated unlocking recovery
Emergency opening of tailgate
After triggering the collision function, 10 times
of lock motor protection within 8s will be can-
celed and unlocked all the time. Vehicle power
mode cycle "ON"-> "OFF"-> "ON" resumes
the lock motor protection function.

Collision safety
Collision safety function refers to the active
safety protection measures taken when the
vehicle is involved in a collision, including
high-voltage cut-off and collision-activated ac-
When the charging system fails and the cen- tive discharge.
tral control display screen cannot be used to Collision-activated high-voltage cut-off
When the tailgate cannot be opened from the unlock the charging gun, the emergency pull
outside, it needs to be opened in another way, rope equipped on vehicle can help driver un- If the vehicle is involved in a serious collision
lay down the rear seat, remove the emergen- lock the charging gun in an emergency. The accident, the airbag is activated and the vehi-
cy unlocking cover from inner side of tailgate, position of emergency unlocking pull rope is cle will automatically cut off the high-voltage
and then pull the emergency handle to open shown in the above figure, pull the emergency system to ensure the safety of driver.
the tailgate. unlocking pull rope to unlock the charging gun.
Different vehicles have different positions of Collision-activated active discharge
Hint pull ropes, please refer to the actual vehicle. If the vehicle is involved in a serious collision
accident, the drive motor controller receives
The emergency handle of the vehicle
Collision-activated unlocking the collision signal and controls the drive mo-
equipped with electric tailgate is yellow, With vehicle power mode in "ON" or "START", tor to stop running and drive motor controller
while the emergency handle of vehicle when the collision sensor receives a collision starts active discharge.
with other configuration is white. signal, the collision-activated unlocking func-
tion is activated, and the body control module
automatically unlocks twice with 3 second in-
tervals, all turn signal lamps are activated and
flashing at the same frequency as the hazard

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Call for help Caution Hint

If the vehicle is trapped in sand, snow and ■■ O nly connect the rescue device to The vehicles are equipped with emer-
mud, please keep in mind the following proce- the vehicle's main structure or towing gency tire repairing fluid.
dures: hook.
1 T
 urn off body dynamic stability control ■■ Be sure to pull the rescue device di-
(ESC). rectly from front or rear of the vehicle. Parking of accident vehicle
Never pull the device at an oblique
2 E
 nsure that there are no obstacles in the angle. Temporary parking on the road
front and rear areas of the vehicle. ■■ Do not allow the tire to rotate at high
speed. Otherwise, it may lead to tire
3 T
 urn the steering wheel left and right to burst, resulting in serious injury.
clear the area around the front tire.
4 U
 se D gear or R gear to slowly shake the
vehicle back and forth. On-board tools
5 If vehicle remains trapped after several
attempts, please contact NETA Auto ser-
vice station and wait for rescue.

Hint
When road rescue is needed, you can The warning triangle is placed in the on-board
call NETA Auto official road rescue and tools box in the trunk. In case of any fault on
dial through the road rescue on the cen- the expressway, the warning triangle shall be
tral control display screen. You can also set 150 m away from the direction of the faulty
contact NETA Auto service station for vehicle; In case of any fault on the road, the
help. warning triangle shall be set 50~100 m behind
Towing hook the vehicle.
Warning triangle
Reflective vest
On-board charging gun

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Use of warning triangle Reflective vest Parking on the ground

When the accident vehicle is transported to a
safe position, it is also necessary to focus on
the surrounding environment where the vehi-
cle is placed to avoid a secondary accident.

When in use, pull and open the two flanges The reflective vest is placed in the on-board
and of the warning triangle and fasten tools box in the trunk. If vehicle encounters an
the locking opening at the upper end. Pull and unexpected failure and stops for inspection
open the four brackets at the bottom, place and repair or is involved in an accident, take
the brackets on the ground behind the vehicle, out the reflective vest from the on-board tools
and make the reflective surface of warning box in the trunk, open the packaging bag, and 1 P
 ark the vehicle in a ventilated position
triangle face rearward. wear the reflective vest with reflective strips where there are no inflammable and ex-
facing outward. Use the reflective performance plosive articles around, pull up a warning
line of more than 20 m around the vehicle
Caution of the reflective vest to remind other vehicles
and place a High Voltage warning sign.
to avoid secondary accidents.
Please use the warning triangle as spec- 2 Drain coolant and reducer oil completely.
ified. Place the warning triangle in the
appropriate position, facing the oncom- 3 D
 isconnect negative cable from low volt-
ing vehicle. age battery and, if necessary, unplug the
MSD of the battery system.

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Caution Warning Hint

If the accident vehicle is a vehicle driv- ■■ N ever carry people on the vehicle □□ In towing mode, switching to "D" or
ing in water, the accumulated water in being towed (towed by lifting front "R" is prohibited.
the vehicle needs to be cleared before wheels or transported by flat trailer). □□ W hen vehicle enters the towing
storing the accident vehicle to prevent Otherwise, in the event of an acci- mode, the instrument cluster display
corrosion of the vehicle and electrical dent, personal injury or death may be screen will prompt that vehicle enters
components. caused. the towing mode.
■■ After the vehicle is lifted by the trailer,
do not stand under the vehicle. Oth-
Towing erwise, in the event of an accident,
In order to ensure correct towing and prevent personal injury or death may be
accidental damage to the vehicle, it is recom- caused.
mended that maintenance operators tow the
vehicle. It is recommended that the mainte- Towing mode entry conditions (All conditions
nance operators read the following precau- are met)
tions carefully:
-- Switch the gear to "P";
1 Set the vehicle to towing mode. -- Depress the brake pedal;
2 W
 hen towing the vehicle, do not take the -- Touch the towing mode switch on the central
remote control key/intelligent remote con- control display screen.
trol key outside the vehicle.
Towing mode exit conditions (any condition is
3 Move the shift switch to "N" (neutral). met)
4 Release the electric parking brake. -- Switch the gear to "P";
-- Touch the towing mode switch again.

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Towing from front of vehicle Towing Towing precautions:

After the accident, if vehicle cannot be started 1 It is necessary to tow vehicle with all four
properly, leave the site by towing vehicle. wheels raised off the ground, and the
towing methods shown in the
above figure are prohibited.
2 B
 efore towing the vehicle, set the start/
stop button to "OFF" position, turn on the
hazard warning lamps, close doors and
lock the mechanical lock.
3 D
 uring towing, never allow people to stay
in the vehicle.

Hint
Towing from rear of vehicle Before loading the faulty vehicle to the
rescue vehicle, turn on the towing mode
for the faulty vehicle.

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Caution Lifting up the vehicle Jump starting

If the vehicle fails to start due to the low power
■■ After loading the faulty vehicle to the
of the 12 V low voltage battery, start vehicle by
rescue vehicle, turn on the electric
jump starting. After jump starting, go to NETA
parking brake switch of the faulty
Auto service station for inspection and repair
vehicle and fix the four wheels to pre-
immediately, and check the 12 V low voltage
vent the faulty vehicle from moving
battery.
during emergency braking of the res-
cue vehicle.
■■ If the platform-type truck cannot be
used normally to tow the vehicle, the
rigid connection method can be used
to tow the vehicle to a safe area in an
emergency and wait for rescue.
■■ W hen using rigid towing, long-dis-
tance towing should be avoided, and When lifting the vehicle, the lifting support
the trailer speed should not exceed block shall be positioned at the opening at the
5 km/h; When using rigid towing, the front and rear ends of the lower side beam
vehicle speed cannot exceed 5 km/h. trim plate, and the body side wall sheet metal
■■ Vehicle can be towed away from the part shall be supported and lifted. The lifting
site only on the premise that there is support block shall not contact the side beam
no safety risks. If the vehicle battery trim plate body, otherwise the side beam trim
plate will be damaged. Operation steps for reference:
pack is deformed, leaking or smok-
ing, the safety risks should be solved 1 Open the front compartment cover.
first.
2 Set the vehicle power mode to "OFF".
3 C
 onnect the red cable to the positive (+)
terminal of the low voltage battery for
power supply.
4 C
 onnect the other end of the red cable to
the positive (+) terminal of the battery
of vehicle to be rescued.

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5 C
 onnect the black cable to the negative (-)
terminal of the low voltage battery for
Caution
power supply. ■■ Never perform the auxiliary starting
6 C
 onnect the other end of the black cable when the 12 V low voltage battery is
to the negative (-) terminal of the low damaged, frozen or melted.
voltage battery of the vehicle to be ■■ Connect the cables in the correct or-
rescued. der. First, connect the positive cable
and then connect the negative cable.
7 S
 tart the vehicle that supplies power, ■■ N ever touch the high-voltage com-
and then start the vehicle to be rescued. ponents during operation so as to
When the vehicle is successfully started, prevent high-voltage electric shock
remove the connected cables in reverse injury.
order. ■■ Be sure to wear appropriate protec-
tive glasses and gloves, and do not
Caution lean over the 12 V low voltage bat-
tery.
■■ The power supply voltage must be ■■ Wash your hands after handling the
the same as the voltage and capac- low voltage battery. Low voltage bat-
ity of the vehicle's 12 V low voltage tery and its relative accessories con-
battery, otherwise explosion may be tain lead, which is a toxic substance.
caused.
■■ Never allow 12 V low voltage battery
to contact open flame or static elec-
tricity. Otherwise, the combustible
gas generated by the 12 V low volt-
age battery may be ignited by sparks,
resulting in explosion accidents.
■■ P lease connect the cable carefully
to avoid short circuit to other compo-
nents in the front compartment.

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Vehicle parameters

Parameters of vehicle overall size Hint

Outside rear view mirror of the vehicle is a component that is not
included in the overall sizes of the vehicle.

Type Parameter

Length (mm) 4549

Width (mm) 1860

Height (mm) 1628

2770
4549 Wheel base (mm) 2770

Front tread (mm) 1580

Rear tread (mm) 1580

Front overhang (mm) 860

Rear overhang (mm) 900

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Vehicle mass parameter Structure parameter

Type Parameter Type Parameter

Total mass (kg) 2145 Integrating mode of body Integral body

Curb mass (kg) 1779 Body type SUV five-door and one-cover

Axle capacity (front) (kg) 1120 Drive mode Front-motor, front-wheel drive

Axle capacity (rear) (kg) 1034 Seating capacity (persons) 5

Minimum ground clearance (mm) 135

Suspension
Type Type Approaching angle (°) 20

Front suspension Mcpherson independent Departure angle (°) 28

Rear suspension Multilink independent Number of axles 2

Front overhang (mm) 870 Number of tires 4

Rear overhang (mm) 909

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Economic performance Braking performance

Type Parameter Type Parameter
Nominal driving mileage under Braking distance (initial speed 100 km/h/
502 ≤ 43
working condition (km) unloaded) (m)
Nominal power consumption per Braking distance (initial speed 100 km/h/
≤ 45
100 km under working condition 14.5 loaded) (m)
(kWh/100 km)
Brake deceleration (m/s) ≥ 6.43
Power performance
Pedal effort (N) < 500
Type Parameter
Electric parking gradeability (%) 20
Maximum gradeability (%) 35
Standard thickness value of front brake pad
10.5
0 ~ 50 km/h (s) ≤4 (thickness of bottom plate is not included) (mm)
Service limit value of front brake pad thickness
8.5
0 ~ 100 km/h (s) ≤ 9.5 (thickness of bottom plate is not included) (mm)
Standard thickness value of rear brake pad
11 ± 0.1
Maximum vehicle speed (km/h) 150 (thickness of bottom plate is not included) (mm)
Service limit value of rear brake pad thickness
9
(thickness of bottom plate is not included) (mm)

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Four-wheel alignment parameter Dynamic balance parameter of wheel

Type Parameter Type Parameter

Front wheel camber - 25′ ± 30′ Front wheel (g) Unilateral ≤ 5

Kingpin caster of front wheel 5° 52′ ± 30′ Rear wheel (g) Unilateral ≤ 5

Kingpin inclination of front wheel 11° 55′ ± 30′

Low voltage battery
Front wheel toe-in 5′ ± 6′ Type Parameter
Lead-acid maintenance-free
Rear wheel camber - 42′ ± 30′ Low voltage battery type
battery

Rear wheel toe-in 5′ ± 6′ Battery rated value (Ah) 45

Tire parameter Voltage and electrode 12.6 V/inverted cone shaped

Type Parameter
Brake pedal free play
Rim model 18 × 6.5 J Type Parameter

Tire model 225/60 R18 Brake pedal free play (mm) 123

Unloaded 220 ± 10
Tire pressure
(kPa)
Loaded 220 ± 10

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Reducer parameter Drive motor parameter

Type Parameter Type Parameter

Manufacturer Wuxi CRRC Hofer Powertrain Co., Ltd Manufacturer Wuxi CRRC Hofer Powertrain Co., Ltd

Permanent magnetic synchro-

Model 1F230 Motor type
nous motor

Type Central reducer Motor model TZ165XS033

Gear ratio of each gear 12.329 Rated power/speed/torque

50/4974/96
(kW/r/min/N.m)

Gear oil filling amount 0.85 ± 0.05 L Peak power/speed/torque

120/16500/210
(kW/r/min/N.m)

Gear oil model Cstrol BOT 352B1

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Fluid parameter Motor system antifreeze

A/C fluid filling Type Parameter

Type Parameter Filling amount 4.4 L ± 0.2 L

Filling amount 450 g ± 20 g GB29743-2013 LEC-II-35

Filling model
Color: Red
Filling model R134a
Battery system antifreeze
Washer fluid Type Parameter
Type Parameter Filling amount 5.2 L ± 0.2 L

Filling amount 2 L ± 0.1 L GB29743-2013 LEC-II-35

Filling model
Color: Red

Brake fluid
Type Parameter

Filling amount 610 ± 10 ml

Filling model DOT4

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Power battery parameter

Type Parameter
Power battery assembly manu- Anhui Hongtron New Energy
facturer Power Co.,Ltd
Ningde Contemporary Amperex
Technology Co., Limited/Jiangsu
Power battery cell manufacturer
Contemporary Amperex Technol-
ogy Limted

Type of power battery cell Lithium iron phosphate

Number of power battery pack

1
(pieces)
Battery pack size (length × width
2104 × 1208 × 301.8
× height mm)
Rated voltage of power battery
3.16
cell (V)
Rated capacity of power battery
163.5
cell (Ah)
Rated voltage of power battery
417
assembly (V)
Rated capacity of power battery
163.5
assembly (Ah)
Total capacity of power battery
68.2
(kwh)

Weight of power battery pack (Kg) 494

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