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OWNER’S MANUAL

Foreword

Thank you for choosing BYD. To correctly use and maintain your BYD vehicle, please read

through this manual carefully before use and keep it properly.

Special instructions: BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. recommends that you choose genuine spare

parts, and use, maintain, and repair the vehicle properly in accordance with this manual. The

use of non-genuine spare parts to replace or modify the vehicle will affect the performance of

the entire vehicle, especially its safety and durability. Vehicle damage and performance issues

caused thereby will not be covered by the warranty. In addition, modifications to vehicles may

also violate national laws and regulations and local government rules.

Thank you again for choosing BYD. Your valuable comments and suggestions are welcome. To

enjoy better services, please provide your accurate contact information. If there is any change

in such information, please promptly contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider

to update the information in the system. You are also advised to pay attention to relevant

national laws and regulations and local policies, and register your vehicle as soon as possible;

otherwise vehicle registration may fail.

Pay attention to the "REMINDER", "CAUTION" and "WARNING" symbols in this manual, and

follow the instructions carefully to avoid injury or damage. These symbols are defined as

follows.

REMINDER:Items that must be observed to facilitate maintenance, etc.

CAUTION:Items that must be observed to avoid damage to the vehicle.

WARNING:Items that must be observed to ensure personal safety.

is a safety mark to indicate an operation that should not be performed or an event that

should not happen.

The descriptions marked with the asterisk (*) in this manual are specific to some

model configurations, and applicable only when the vehicle has these configurations.

The picture used is taken from one of these configurations. If there is any difference

from the vehicle you purchased, refer to the actual vehicle.

This manual is expected to help you use the product correctly, and does not provide any

description of the configuration and software version of this product. For details about the

product configuration and software version, please refer to the contract (if any) related to this

product, or consult the dealer who sold the product to you.

Sustainability

As a pure electric passenger vehicle, the BYD HAN EV is an environmentally friendly product.

Please visit https://reach.bydeurope.com for environmental protection information about the

vehicle.

It is everyone's responsibility to protect the environment. Please use this vehicle properly and

dispose of any waste and cleaning materials according to local laws and regulations.

No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any

means without prior written consent of BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd.

Overview of BYD HAN

EV Passenger Car

BYD HAN EV is a pure electric passenger car featuring new energy and new power that is built

to be environmentally friendly. The integration of its load-bearing body with the power battery

pack fully ensures the safety of the battery and the entire vehicle.

HAN EV is driven by electric motors across various working conditions, and therefore has zero

emissions.

Being a pure electric vehicle, the BYD HAN EV features very low noise inside and outside,

providing an exceptional driving and riding experience unmatched by any fuel vehicle.

Its lithium iron phosphate batteries have been tested for high temperature, high pressure,

impact and other factors, showing excellent safety performance.

The safety of the high-voltage system has been a priority in this vehicle's design, so that the

driver and passengers are protected in case of a collision.

The battery management unit continually monitors power batteries and adjusts their

output according to the voltage, current, and other performance indicators of each battery,

preventing issues affecting battery performance such as over-charging, over-discharging and

overheating. This ensures that the batteries work under ideal conditions at all times.

The 180 kW and 200 kW* motors provide HAN EV with high speed, high torque, and powerful

start-up acceleration.

ILLUSTRATION INDEX

Exterior............................................. 8

Dashboard......................................... 9

Interior............................................ 10

Doors............................................... 11

SAFETY

Seat Belts........................................ 14

Introduction to Seat Belts...........................14

Using Seat Belts............................................15

Airbags............................................ 18

Introduction to Airbags............................... 18

Driver and Front Passenger Airbags.......... 19

Knee Airbags................................................. 19

Seat Side Airbags......................................... 19

Side Curtain Airbags.................................... 20

Airbag Triggering Conditions and

Precautions....................................................20

Child Restraint System (CRS)............ 25

Child Restraint System (CRS)......................25

Installing CRS................................................ 26

Anti-theft System............................. 31

Anti-theft System..........................................31

Data Collection and Processing.........32

Data Collection and Processing.................32

INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

Instrument Cluster........................... 36

Instrument Cluster View..............................36

Instrument Cluster Indicators.................... 38

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Doors and Keys................................ 48

Keys.................................................................48

Locking/Unlocking Doors........................... 50

Intelligent Access and Smart Start

System............................................................55

Child Protection Lock.................................. 57

Seats............................................... 58

Instructions for Seats...................................58

Front Seats.................................................... 58

Rear Seats......................................................62

Steering Wheel.................................63

Steering Wheel..............................................63

Switches.......................................... 67

Light Switch...................................................67

Wiper Switch................................................. 72

Front Left Door Switch Group.................... 74

Odometer Toggle Switch............................ 76

Mode Switch Group..................................... 76

Hazard Warning Light Switch..................... 77

Sunroof Switch............................................. 77

E-Call Switch................................................. 79

Interior Light Switch.................................... 80

USING AND DRIVING

Instructions for Charging/

Discharging......................................82

Charging Instructions.................................. 82

Charging Method..........................................88

Discharging Method.....................................95

Driving Range Display..................................96

Battery............................................ 97

Power Battery............................................... 97

Iron Starter Battery....................................100

Usage Guidelines............................100

Break-in Period...........................................100

Trailer Towing.............................................101

Saving Energy and Extending Vehicle

Service Life.................................................. 101

Carrying Luggage....................................... 102

Vehicle Wading Into Water........................102

Fire Prevention........................................... 103

Starting and Driving....................... 105

Starting the Vehicle....................................105

Driving.......................................................... 106

Gear Shift Controls.....................................107

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)................ 108

Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)..................110

Key Points for Driving................................ 112

Driving Assistance Functions...........113

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)................. 113

Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC)*...............117

Predictive Emergency Braking (PEB)*

and Automatic Emergency Braking

(AEB)*............................................................119

Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)*................123

Intelligent High Beam (HMA)*.................. 125

Lane Departure Assist (LDA)*................... 126

Emergency Steering Assist (ESA)*............128

Blind Spot Assist System*.........................129

Head-up Display (HUD)............................. 131

Tire Pressure Monitoring System

(TPMS).......................................................... 131

Acoustic Vehicle Alert System (AVAS)......133

Panoramic view.......................................... 134

Parking Assist..............................................136

Driving Safety..............................................138

Description of Other Main

Features.........................................143

Interior Rearview Mirror............................ 143

External Rearview Mirrors......................... 144

Wiper Blades............................................... 145

Snow Chains............................................... 145

IN-VEHICLE DEVICES

A/C System.....................................148

Introduction to Air Conditioning............. 148

A/C Vents..................................................... 153

Air Purification System..............................155

Switching on A/C with Cloud Service

App*..............................................................157

Storage.......................................... 157

Glove Box.....................................................157

Cubby Box................................................... 158

Cup Holder.................................................. 158

Glasses Case................................................159

Storage Box on Interior Panel..................159

Bill Box......................................................... 159

File Pockets................................................. 159

Other In-Vehicle Devices................. 160

Sun Visor......................................................160

Safety Handles............................................160

12V Auxiliary Power....................................161

USB Ports.....................................................161

SD Card Slot................................................162

Wireless Phone Charging.......................... 162

Infotainment System......................164

Infotainment Control Panel......................164

Widgets.........................................................165

Language Setting....................................... 165

SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

Instructions for Maintenance.......... 168

Maintenance Cycle and Items.................. 168

Regular Maintenance......................174

Regular Maintenance.................................174

Vehicle Corrosion Protection................... 174

Paint Maintenance Tips.............................175

Exterior Cleaning........................................ 175

Interior Cleaning.........................................177

Self-Maintenance........................... 179

Self-Maintenance........................................179

Sunroof Maintenance................................ 181

Vehicle Storage...........................................181

Hood.............................................................182

Cooling System...........................................182

Braking System...........................................183

Washer System........................................... 183

A/C System.................................................. 183

Wiper Blades............................................... 184

Tires.............................................................. 185

Fuses.............................................................187

WHEN FAULTS OCCUR

When Faults Occur......................... 198

If Smart Key Battery is Exhausted............198

Emergency Shutdown System.................198

Vehicle Fire Rescue.................................... 199

Battery Leakage Rescue............................199

Collision Rescue......................................... 199

If the Vehicle Needs Towing..................... 200

In Case of a Flat Tire..................................201

Tire Replacement*..................................... 203

VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS

Data Information............................208

Vehicle Parameters.................................... 208

Tips................................................211

Vehicle Identification.................................211

Warning Labels........................................... 212

ILLUSTRATION

INDEX

Exterior............................................................... 8

Dashboard......................................................... 9

Interior..............................................................10

Doors.................................................................11

Exterior

1Trunk Lid P53

Carrying Luggage P102

2Charging Port Hatch P88

3Electric External Rearview Mirrors

P144

Folding of External Rearview Mirrors

P144

4Doors P50

5Tires P185

Snow Chains P145

In Case of a Flat Tire P187

6Combination Light P67

7Hood P182

Coolant P182

Washer P183

Braking System P183

Under-Hood Fuse Box Nameplate

P189

Dashboard

1Interior Rearview Mirror P143

2Wipers P72

Wiper Blades Maintenance P184

3Steering Wheel P63

4Instrument Cluster P36

5Opening the Hood P182

6Reversing Radar Button P136

ESC OFF Button P138

7One-Touch Start/Stop Button P105

8A/C Switch Group P148

9Gear Shift Controls P107

10 Glove Box P157

11 Center Vent P153

12 Infotainment Touchscreen P164

A/C Operation Interface P149

ILLUSTRATION INDEX

Interior

1Light Switch P67

2Cup Holder P158

3Seat P58

4Center Console Cubby P158

5Seat Belt Buckle P15

6Wireless Phone Charging P162

7Hazard Warning Light P77

8Steering Wheel Adjustment P66

9Bill Box P159

Doors

1Opening Doors with Interior Door

Handle P50

2Seat Memory Settings P60

3Front Left Door Switch Group P74

Center Console Door Lock Switches

P75

Child Protection Lock Switches

P57

4Opening Trunk Lid from inside the

Vehicle P53

5Opening the Hood P182

ILLUSTRATION INDEX

SAFETY

Seat Belts.........................................................14

Airbags..............................................................18

Child Restraint System (CRS)........................25

Anti-theft System............................................31

Data Collection and Processing...................32

Seat Belts

Introduction to Seat Belts

Studies have shown that proper use of seat

belts can significantly reduce casualties

in emergency braking, sudden steering,

or collisions. Please read the following

information carefully and observe it

strictly.

CAUTION!

•Always have the seat belts fastened

while the vehicle is in motion.

•Before driving, make sure that all

occupants have properly fastened

their seat belts. Otherwise, the

occupants are more prone to

serious injuries or even life threats in

the event of emergency braking or

collision.

•Seat belts are designed primarily

for adults and are not intended for

children. Make sure the appropriate

child restraint system (CRS) is

chosen according to your child’s

age and size (see the CRS section for

details).

•If a seat belt is damaged or

malfunctions, contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service

provider for confirmation and

handling. Until then, please do not

use the corresponding seat.

•BYD has highly emphasized that driver

and occupants should always fasten

their seat belts while in the vehicle.

Failure to do so will increase the

likelihood of harm or serious injury in

the event of an accident.

•It is recommended that children be

seated in rear seats and always use seat

belts and a suitable CRS. In emergency

braking or collision, unprotected

children may be seriously injured

and their lives may be endangered.

Likewise, do not allow children to ride

on someone's lap. This will render the

children not adequately protected.

Seat Belt Emergency Locking

Retractor (ELR) Function

•During the sharp turn, emergency

braking and collision process, or when

the occupant leans forward too quickly,

the seat belt automatically locks to

effectively restrain and protect the

occupant.

•When the vehicle travels smoothly, seat

belts are pulled out and retracted as the

occupants move slowly and smoothly,

allowing the occupants to move freely.

•If the seat belt locks due to sudden

retraction, pull it out a little further and

slowly pull it back.

Seat Belt Pretensioner and

Force Limiter Function*

When a severe front collision occurs

and the triggering conditions of the

pretensioner are met, the pretensioner

quickly retracts part of the seat belt and

locks it to improve the protection of the

occupant. The force limiter limits the seat-

belt restraint force to the occupant’s

body to a certain extent so as to avoid

injury to the occupant due to an excessive

restraint force.

Seat Belt Pretensioning by

Motor*

The seat belt automatically retracts

in a hazardous situation to effectively

secure the driver and passengers, and

automatically returns to its relaxed state

after the hazardous situation is resolved.

Webbing Pretensioning

When the vehicle is started and the

occupants fasten their seat belts, the

motor drives the webbing to retract to

reduce the possible excessive slack of seat

belts.

REMINDER

•Do not pull out the belt webbing

forcibly during motor start-up,

otherwise, the motor will not

disengage. If that happens, pull

out the webbing with a greater

force and insert the buckle for

pretensioning.

•After the motor performs seat belt

pretensioning, adjust the seat belt if

it is too tight.

High-Speed Pretensioning

The motor is activated in advance to

retract the webbing in a pre-tensioning

manner in case of hazardous situations,

such as emergency braking, front collision,

rear collision, side collision, to minimize

the impact damage to occupants.

REMINDER

•If the seat belt cannot be released,

move the seat back slightly

backwards until the tension of the

seat belt decreases and the locking

mechanism unlocks.

Using Seat Belts

1. Adjust the seat position and backrest

angle. (See Electrical Front Seat

Adjustment*)

2. Adjust the position of the three-point

seat belt.

•Keeping a proper sitting posture, pull

the seat belt out so that it is diagonally

across the chest. The belt should not go

under the arm or across the back of the

neck.

•Keep the lap section of the belt as close

as possible to the hips.

3. Insert the latch plate into the buckle

until a "click" is heard, then pull it back

to make sure it is firmly locked. Do not

fasten the belt with any part of the strap

twisted.

SAFETY

4. The height of the front seat belts can

be adjusted for optimum comfort and

protection.

①Press the release button.

②Move the adjuster up or down to the

intended position. Release the button to

lock the adjuster.

5. Pull the belt firmly to verify that it is

locked.

REMINDER

•In order to ensure the seat belt

provides due protection and

prevents injury, the belt should

cross over the middle of the

occupant's shoulder, be kept away

from the neck, and not easily slip off.

•The lap section of the belt should be

as low across the hips as possible,

to avoid the seat belt tightening

on the abdomen and injuring

the passenger in the event of an

accident.

•For proper protection, the seat belt

must be in permanent contact with

the occupant's body.

6. Unlock the seat belt.

•Press the red unlock button on the

buckle. The latch plate pops out, and

the seat belt automatically retracts.

•If the seat belt does not retract smoothly

and automatically, pull it out and check

whether it is twisted.

CAUTION!

•Each seat belt must be used by only

one person at a time. Please do not

share one seat belt between two or

more passengers, not even if they

are children.

•Avoid traveling with the seat back

leaning too far back. The more

upright the seat back, the better the

protection.

•In order to prevent damage, do

not let any part of the seat belt get

caught in the door or rear seat.

•Check all the vehicle's seat belts for

chafing, wearing out, loosening or

any other issues. If any problem is

found, contact a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider for

confirmation and handling. Until

then, do not use the corresponding

seat.

•Do not remove, disassemble or

modify the seat belts without

permission.

CAUTION!

•After an accident, have the seat

belts checked at a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider. If the

preloading function is activated, the

seat belt must be replaced with a

certified one.

•In the event of a serious accident,

even if there is no apparent damage,

the seat belt should be replaced

along with the seat assembly.

The airbag system should also be

thoroughly inspected.

•Pregnant women should also fasten

their seat belt with the correct

method just as other passengers.

Particularly, be sure to position the

lap belt portion of the seat belt as

low across the hips as possible, to

prevent serious injury.

•The rear seat belts' fastening

method is the same as the front's.

For proper protection, make

sure the latch is inserted in its

corresponding buckle. It is the

driver's responsibility to remind

passengers to fasten seat belts

properly.

•In order to prevent damage, do not

insert any foreign object into the

buckle.

Unfastened Seat Belt Reminder

Function

If the driver, front passenger and rear

passengers fail to fasten their seat belts

after the vehicle is started, a visual

and sound alarm will go off until the

corresponding seat belt has been properly

fastened.

•Unfastened seat belt indicator

•When any seat’s belt is not

fastened, the unfastened seat belt

indicator flashes.

•Display of unfastened belt’s seat

•When a seat belt is not fastened, the

indicator for the corresponding seat

will light up and remain on in case of

abnormal conditions in the vehicle.

•Unfastened seat belt reminder for front

passenger

•If any vehicle occupant fails to

fasten their seat belt after the

vehicle is started, the unfastened

seat belt indicator will light up

and the indicator displayed for

the corresponding seat will be

on. When the seat belt is still not

fastened while driving, an audio

alarm will be given to remind the

driver and occupants in addition to

the unfastened seat belt indicator

being on.

•Unfastened seat belt reminder for rear

passengers

•With the ignition switch on OK, if any

occupant in rear seats fails to fasten

their seat belts, the unfastened

seat belt indicator will light up

and the indicator displayed for the

corresponding seat will be on. With

the vehicle in motion, when only rear

seats are loaded with occupants and

the occupants fail to fasten their seat

belts, only the unfastened seat belt

indicator will be on and no audio

alarm will be given.

•When the driver, the front passenger

and rear passengers fastened their seat

belts, the unfastened seat belt indicator

will be off and all indicators displayed

for the corresponding seats will be off.

SAFETY

REMINDER

•If any fault is found, contact

a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider for confirmation

and handling. Until function is

restored to normal, do not use the

corresponding seat.

•It is imperative that all vehicle

occupants have their seat belts

fastened when the vehicle is in

motion, otherwise they will be under

serious risk of injury or even casualty

in case of an accident.

Airbags

Introduction to Airbags

•The airbag system is a part of auxiliary

restraint system and also a supplement

to seat belts. When the vehicle is

involved in a serious collision and the

airbag system meets its deployment

conditions, relevant airbags will rapidly

deploy and, along with seat belts,

provide additional protection for heads

and chests of the driver and occupants,

to reduce likelihood of personal injury or

even death.

•Airbags are divided into front and side

types, according to the type of collision.

•The airbag system can not replace

seat belts, because it just belongs to

one part of the vehicle's passive safety

system. The system must be used with

the fastened seat belts to maximize its

protection.

Multi-collision brake (MCB) function

•If an accident requires front airbags

activation, the vehicle will engage

automatic braking.

•Speed reduction, along with

intervention by additional driving

systems, i.e., electronic stability control

(ESC) and anti-lock braking system

(ABS), will assist the vehicle to maintain

stability and lane position.

•Hazard and brake lights will also light

up to alert oncoming traffic and prevent

further collisions.

•To support emergency service rescue

and vehicle recovery, brakes will release

and brake lights will go off after the

accident.

•The driver can interrupt the multi-

collision braking at any time by

accelerating or braking.

REMINDER

•Occupants must sit in a proper

position to maximize the protection

provided by seat belts and the

airbag system.

•Do not disassemble or assemble

airbag components without

authorization.

•Do not use a seat cover, as it will

restrict airbag deployment on the

corresponding side in an accident.

•Do not place anything between the

side airbag and the occupant.

•Do not apply excessive force to the

side of seats equipped with side

airbags.

•After a collision, even if the airbag

module did not deploy, and the

pretensioner did not lock the seat

belt, the airbag computer may be

encrypted in order to protect the

passengers from dangers. Contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider to carry out testing.

Driver and Front

Passenger Airbags

If the vehicle you purchased is equipped

with driver and front passenger airbags,

when the airbag system electronic control

unit (ECU) detects a moderate to severe

front impact during the driving and the

triggering conditions are met, the airbags

will deploy to reduce the extent of injury.

Knee Airbags

If the vehicle you purchased is equipped

with a knee airbag (located inside the

lower trim of the dashboard), when the

airbag system ECU detects a moderate to

severe front impact while driving and the

triggering conditions are met, the knee

airbag will deploy to help protect the legs

and knees of occupants to reduce the

extent of injury.

Seat Side Airbags

If the vehicle you purchased is equipped

with seat-side airbags (mounted on

the outside of seat back, marked with

"AIRBAG" at both sides), when the vehicle

gets a moderate to severe side impact

while driving and the triggering conditions

are met, the seat-side airbags will deploy

to help protect the chest of the occupant

on the collision side to reduce the extent of

injury.

Front passenger side airbags

Rear passenger side airbags

REMINDER

•When the system deployment

conditions are met in a side

collision, the airbag on the side of

collision will deploy.

•For optimal side airbag protection,

occupants must have their seat

belts fastened and sit upright

against the seat back.

SAFETY

CAUTION!

•Do not wet seat backs, to prevent

the side airbag system from

malfunctioning.

•Do not cover or replace seat back

covers on you own. Unsuitable seat

back covers may prevent airbag

deployment.

Side Curtain Airbags

•The vehicle you purchased is equipped

with left and right side curtain airbags

(installed at the junction of the body

side trim and the ceiling and marked

with "CURTAIN AIRBAG" on the A-pillar

trim, B-pillar trim, and C-pillar trim, as

shown in the illustration).

•When the ECU detects a moderate-to-

severe side impact while driving and the

curtain airbag triggering conditions are

met, the side airbag quickly deploys to

protect the heads of passengers on the

impacted side, reducing their injuries.

REMINDER

•When a side impact occurs,

generally only the airbag on the

impacted side deploys.

REMINDER

•To receive the optimum protection

from the curtain airbags, passengers

must fasten their seat belts and sit

in an upright position against the

seat backs.

Airbag Triggering

Conditions and

Precautions

Airbag Triggering Conditions

•The airbag triggering conditions are: In

the event of a vehicle collision, whether

an airbag will be triggered is decided by

factors such as the amount of collision

energy, accident type, collision angle,

obstacles, and vehicle speed. The airbag

system may be triggered in special

collisions.

•The airbag system does not always

work in any accident, and generally it

will not be triggered in the event of a

minor frontal collision, rear collision

or rollover. In that case, the driver and

passengers are protected normally by

their properly fastened seat belts.

•Determinants of airbag system

triggering: Decision is made by

comparing the deceleration curve,

generated in the collision and obtained

by the ECU, and the set value. If

signals, such as the deceleration

curve generated and measured in the

collision, are lower than the respective

reference values preset in the ECU, the

airbag system will not be triggered even

if the vehicle may have been seriously

deformed in the accident.

•The ECU of the BYD airbag system has

been set up with considerations of

common misuse and road conditions.

However, due to the increasing changes

in causes and forms of vehicle collisions,

for your safety, please strictly follow this

user manual, use the vehicle correctly,

and avoid its misuse. Otherwise, there

is no guarantee that the airbags will

achieve their expected effect.

Cases Where Airbags May Be

Deployed

The vehicle’s nose hits the ground when

crossing a deep groove.

The vehicle hits a bump or curbstone.

The vehicle's nose hits the ground when

going down a steep slope.

One side of the vehicle is hit by another

vehicle.

Cases Where Airbags May Not Be

Deployed

The vehicle hits a concrete column, tree, or

other slim objects.

SAFETY

The vehicle goes under a truck or another

large vehicle.

The tail of the vehicle is hit by another

vehicle.

The vehicle rolls over.

The vehicle hits a wall or a vehicle at a side

other than the front side.

Parts other than the passenger

compartment receive side impact.

The lateral side of the vehicle is hit

diagonally.

The lateral side of the vehicle hits a

columnar object.

WARNING

•Airbags are designed for specific

models. Any changes to suspension,

tire size, bumpers, chassis and

factory-equipped devices may

adversely affect the airbag system.

Users must not use any parts of the

airbag system on other car models;

doing so may lead to failure of the

airbag system.

•Drivers should maintain a distance

of at least 25 cm between their chest

and the steering wheel, in order

for the system to provide the most

effective driver protection.

•Fasten your seat belt and sit

properly while the vehicle is in

motion. If the seat belt is not

fastened, if the occupant is leaning

forward or sitting improperly, airbag

deployment can increase the risk of

injury.

•Do not paste stickers, cover or

decorate the hub cover of the

steering wheel, the right side surface

of the dashboard or the surface

of A, B and C pillar trims. Clean

these surfaces with a dry or damp

cloth, without applying too much

pressure.

WARNING

•A child is not to be seated in the

front passenger seat, nor are they

to ride sitting on a front passenger's

lap, to prevent serious injury or

even casualty caused by airbag

deployment.

•No accessories, such as telephone

holders, cups, ashtrays, may be

installed on airbag covers or within

their action range. Otherwise, airbag

deployment will increase the risk of

injury in an accident.

•Side airbags and side curtain

airbags deploy quickly with high

impact forces. Occupants must not

lean against the doors of vehicles

equipped with these airbags while

these vehicles are in motion. Failure

to do so could result in serious

injury or even death.

•Do not place any other accessories

or items within the action range of

side curtain airbags, including the

windshield, side door glass, A-pillar

trim, ceiling, B-pillar trim, C-pillar

trim and auxiliary handles. When

the side curtain airbag deploys, the

accessories or items will be thrown

by the impact force from the side air

curtain airbag, or the side curtain

airbag may not deploy normally,

resulting in serious injury or even

death.

•When transferring car ownership,

make sure to pass on all of the

vehicle's documents.

•Do not modify or replace seats or

trims of the seats with side airbags.

These changes may prevent normal

deployment of side airbags, and

thereby cause airbag system failure

or unintended deployment of side

airbags, resulting in serious injury or

death.

SAFETY

WARNING

•Do not disassemble or repair the

A-pillar trim, ceiling, B-pillar trim

or C-pillar trim, which contain side

curtain airbags. These changes can

cause failure of the airbag system

or accidental deployment of curtain

airbags, which may cause serious

injury or even death.

•Do not change any component

of the airbag system, including

any corresponding label. It is

recommended that any operation

done to the airbags be performed by

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

•Airbags can only provide one-time

accident protection. Once the airbag

is triggered or damaged, the airbag

system must be replaced.

•Follow safety regulations and

procedures related to the scrapping

of parts of the vehicle or its airbag

system.

•The airbag system has strong anti-

interference and anti-disturbance

resistance to electromagnetic

fields around it. However, to avoid

accidents, do not use the vehicle in

an electromagnetic environment

that violate national regulations.

•The airbag system of this vehicle

is designed with full consideration

of domestic common misuses

and road conditions. However, in

order to avoid accidents, do not

have the bottom of the vehicle

impacted or drive roughly in harsh

road conditions.

WARNING

•This vehicle's airbag system has

been fully verified to seamlessly

match the vehicle's original

wiring harness system. Any wiring

harness modification or alteration

may cause the airbags to deploy

mistakenly under normal conditions

or fail to deploy in the event of a

collision.

It is recommended that you contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider immediately if any of the

following situations occurs.

•The airbag has deployed.

•The airbag warning light on the

instrument cluster is abnormally on.

•The front airbags do not deploy in a

collision with the front of the vehicle

(the shaded portion as shown.

•The airbag cover has been scratched,

cracked or otherwise damaged.

•Airbags need to be removed,

disassembled, installed or repaired.

•Side airbags and side curtain airbags

have deployed.

•An accident happening to a vehicle door

is not adequate to cause the airbag to

deploy.

•The surface of the seat with a side

airbag is scratched, cracked or other

similar damaged.

•Decorative (liner) parts at A-pillar with

built-in curtain airbags, roof beam and

C-pillar are scratched, cracked or other

similar damaged.

Child Restraint

System (CRS)

Child Restraint System

(CRS)

Check the appropriate CRS based on

the age and size of the child.

•Europe recommended CRS list:

Group Child

Weight

Child

Restraint

System

Category

322 to

36 kg

Britax Römer

KidFix 2 S

Universal

Semi-

universal

①Group 0+

②Group 1

③Group2/Group3

•Select a suitable CRS for your child's

weight and stature.

•Children who are too big for high-back

CRS may be seated in a second row

outboard seat with a booster seat,

either attached to the lower anchorage

points or belted, as described in the

instructions provided by the CRS

manufacturer.

CAUTION!

•Do not allow occupants to carry

babies or infants on their laps.

•Children must always ride in

appropriate child restraint devices.

•To ensure children are safely seated,

follow all instructions provided

in this document and the CRS

manufacturer.

SAFETY

CAUTION!

•BYD Auto recommends that children

should use an appropriate CRS, and

it is recommended that they are

seated on a rear outboard seat.

•Always follow the detailed instructions

provided by the CRS manufacturer.

•Secure the top straps when installing

the CRS.

•Make sure the CRS is tightly fastened.

•Always secure it according to the

instructions for the CRS, or store it safely

in the luggage compartment.

Installing CRS

Follow the installation instructions

provided by the CRS manufacturer. Secure

the CRS to the rear outboard seat.

Installing CRS with ISOFIX Steel

Anchorage

A special anchorage is provided on the rear

outboard seat, and it will only be visible

after opening its decorative cover (the label

showing the anchorage is attached to the

seat).

Anchor supports (for the top strap) are

provided at the rear outboard seat.

REMINDER

•Secure the top straps when

installing the CRS.

•To install a CRS:

1. Open the decorative cover of the

anchorage and install the CRS to the

seat.

REMINDER

•The anchorage is located on the

bevel at the rear end of the seat

cushion. The child seat cover needs

to be lifted to see the anchorage.

WARNING

•When using the lower anchoring

device, make sure that no foreign

objects are around the anchoring

device and that the seat belt is not

stuck behind the child seat; make

sure that the CRS is securely fixed,

otherwise emergency parking or an

accident may result in serious injury

to the child or even death.

•Do not install a child seat on the

front passenger seat.

2. Lift up the headrest and open the

anchor support cover.

3. Fasten the snap hook to the anchor

support and tighten the top strap to

ensure the strap is buckled securely.

①Top Strap

②Anchor Support

③Snap Hook

REMINDER

•If the CRS is equipped with a top

strap, secure the strap to the

anchoring device.

WARNING

•Push/Pull the child seat in different

directions to ensure it is securely

installed.

•If the driver seat prevents proper

installation of the CRS, it is

recommended that the CRS should be

installed to the rear right seat.

SAFETY

•Do not use a rear-facing CRS on the

seat protected by a front airbag (in the

active state), otherwise in the event

of an accident, the impact of quick

deployment of the front passenger

airbag will result in serious injury or

even be life-threatening to the child.

CRS Suitability of Seats

Seat (or Other Positions)

Weight Group Front

Passenger Seat

Rear

Outboard Seat Rear Middle Seat

Group 0

(up to 10 kg) X U X

Group 0+

(up to 13 kg) X U X

Group 1

(9~18 kg) X U/UF X

Group 2

(15~25 kg) X UF X

Group 3

(22~36 kg) X UF X

Note: Table definitions:

U: seat suitable for installing a universal CRS certified for this weight group

UF: seat suitable for installing a front-facing universal CRS certified for this weight group

X: seat not suitable for installing a CRS for this weight group

SAFETY

ISOFIX CRS Suitability of ISOFIX Seating Positions

Seat (or Other Positions)

Weight

Group Size Fixed

Module Front

Passenger

Seat

Rear

Outboard

Seat

Rear

Middle Seat

F ISO/L1 X X X

Carrycot G ISO/L2 X X X

Group 0

(up to 10 kg) E ISO/R1 X X X

E ISO/R1 X X X

D ISO/R2 X X X

Group 0+

(up to 13 kg)

C ISO/R3 X X X

D ISO/R2 X X X

C ISO/R3 X X X

B ISO/F2 X IUF X

B1 ISO/F2X X IUF X

Group 1

(9~18 kg)

A ISO/F3 X IUF X

Note 1: For CRSs not identified with ISO/XX size classes (A~G), the vehicle manufacturer shall

specify the in-vehicle ISOFIX CRS recommended for each seating position with respect to their

applicable weight groups.

Note 2: Table definitions:

IUF: seat suitable for installing a front-facing universal ISOFIX CRS certified for this weight

group

X: ISOFIX seating position not suitable for installing an ISOFIX CRS for this weight group and/or

this size class

Anti-theft System

If the vehicle is in anti-theft state and any

door is opened, the system will sound an

alarm and the turn signals will flash to

prevent the vehicle from being stolen.

Enabling anti-theft system

1. Switch the ignition off.

2. All occupants get off the vehicle.

3. Lock all doors. The anti-theft indicator

will be steady on when all doors are

locked. The anti-theft system will be

enabled automatically 10 seconds later.

When the system is enabled, the anti-

theft indicator begins to flash.

4. You can leave the vehicle after

confirming that the indicator begins to

flash. Since unlocking the door from

inside the vehicle will activate the

system, never let anyone stay in the

vehicle with the system enabled.

Triggering the alarm

•The system will sound an alarm in any of

the following situations:

•Any door, trunk lid or hood is

unlocked without using the smart

key access function.

•The vehicle is powered on without

using the smart key start function.

Anti-theft OFF

•Anti-theft alarm can be stopped by:

•Unlocking the door with a valid

smart key.

•Using the microswitch to unlock the

door by carrying a valid smart key.

•Opening the trunk lid remotely with

a valid smart key.

•Starting the vehicle remotely with a

valid smart key.

•Pressing the Start/Stop button

inside the vehicle by carrying a valid

smart key.

WARNING

•Do not make any changes or

additions to the anti-theft system.

Such changes could cause the

system to malfunction.

Anti-theft Indicator

When the anti-theft system is enabled,

the anti-theft indicator is steady on for 10

seconds.

SAFETY

Data Collection and

Processing

Data Collection and

Processing

•This section provides you with some

important information on how personal

data is collected and processed when

you use a BYD vehicle.

•For a more detailed overview on data

processing, data protection and data

subject rights, please read the current

version of the privacy policy for the

vehicle available at the infotainment

system (Vehicle settings → DiLink →

More → Privacy Policy).

Vehicle Data Processing

•Data is collected when the vehicle

is used, such as data collected or

transmitted by vehicle sensors or

control units, which is necessary for the

safe functioning of your vehicle.

•In some cases, the data is used to

support driving (driver assistance

systems) or to enable a specific comfort

or infotainment function.

•Personal data that is collected and

processed mainly include in-vehicle

data, remote-services-related data, and

other data, as further specified below.

In-Vehicle Data

Operation data

•When the vehicle is used, various vehicle

status data (e.g., speed, battery level,

and braking system) or the environment

(e.g., distance sensors, rain sensor,

and temperature) are collected and

processed.

•This data is not usually stored, but

there are control units, sensors or other

components installed in the vehicle

that record such data, for example, to

record maintenance requirements, error

messages or other information.

•The in-vehicle data will only be stored

in the equipment in the vehicle but can

be read out via the legally required OBD

("On Board Diagnostics") interface, for

example, by BYD authorized dealer or

service provider or other third parties.

•In case this access takes place during

vehicle maintenance, the information

can also be transmitted to BYD

engineers for quality assurance, product

defect reports or customer claim

verification.

Remote-services-related data

Remote monitoring services

•The vehicle has remote monitoring

services.

•These include remote monitoring

services such as remote diagnosis

and Over-the-air (OTA) updates and

upgrades for security and safety

purposes (subject to owner's approval).

•These monitoring services serve the

following purposes: service provision

(remote support/diagnostics), product

development and security/public safety.

•Depending on the country and setup,

various vehicle information can be

transmitted to BYD Europe for the above

purposes, including vehicle location

information, vehicle status, such as

energy consumption, vehicle speed,

gear position, power mode, ESC status,

steering system status, battery status,

powertrain status and overall vehicle

performance status.

Other

Infotainment system

•Depending on vehicle configuration,

data can be added to the infotainment

system by the users themselves, such

as media data for playing video on the

infotainment system, address data for

use in the navigation system, or data for

use in online services.

•Depending on vehicle configuration,

individual settings in and on the vehicle

can also be entered.

•Data stored in the vehicle can be

deleted at any time.

•BYD has no control over data transferred

to third parties (from the use of third

party content, in particular as part of

online services).

Integration of mobile devices

•Depending on vehicle configurations,

mobile devices can be connected

and controlled through the vehicle's

infotainment system.

•It may be necessary that the device's

screen or audio is displayed/ played

through the infotainment system or

transmitted to it.

•Additional data like positioning or

vehicle information can be transmitted

through applications for use in certain

navigation systems, communication, or

other third-party services.

•The specific type of data processing

depends on the respective function and

is controlled by the user or third parties

such as the provider of the devices or

corresponding services.

Internet access and connected services

•Depending on vehicle configurations,

the Internet can be accessed for certain

functions or BYD Europe services

through the vehicle's infotainment

system network devices.

•BYD is not liable for any such services

provided by any other party.

•In such cases, please obtain information

about the use of data from the provider

of the respective online service.

Cameras Image recording/surrounding

area monitoring

•Your vehicle is equipped with a number

of cameras/sensors.

•The reason for this is that some vehicle

functionalities require the vehicle's path

to be detected and assessed which is

done by cameras that detect objects

in the vehicle's surroundings (e.g.,

obstacles).

•The images are transmitted to the

respective control module for further

analytics required to operate the

systems.

•Some images are just processed on

a volatile basis (RAM), others may

be stored, depending on vehicle

equipment.

•The vehicle may be equipped with

an Inward Facing Camera (IFC) which

can be used to take footage inside the

vehicle.

•The footage is stored.

•It is the owner's responsibility to be

aware of their country's corresponding

laws before turning on their IFCs. (For

instance, in some countries consent is

required for the use of IFC.)

•For more details on camera options, go

to Section Trip Record and Section

Panoramic View of this owner's

manual.

SAFETY

Permanent Vehicle Transfer to

Third Parties and Off-Line Mode

•In case of permanent vehicle transfer,

i.e. second-hand vehicle, or vehicle

transfer by a third party for permanent

use, it must be noted that any

personalization/user settings via the

infotainment system (e.g. address list,

navigation system etc.) may be accessed

by the new user.

•You can also restrict your vehicle's

communication with the BYD data

server and the processing of vehicle-

related and personal data by setting the

vehicle to the offline mode.

•On the pad, tap on to turn Wi-Fi off.

•Wi-Fi can also be turned off by tapping

on → DiLink→ Link → WLAN → Off.

Disclosure of Personal Data to

Authorities

•BYD discloses personal data only

insofar to third parties as this is legally

permissible and upon user consent.

However, subject to the applicable

laws, government agencies may be

authorised to access vehicle data (e.g.

data from the airbag control unit to

clarify an accident).

•If required by law BYD may also

be obliged to disclose data upon

government authority request, e.g.

in the event of criminal offence

investigation.

Data Protection Rights

•BYD has staunch respect for its

customer's privacy and strictly complies

with all data protection laws, in

particular the General Data Protection

Regulation (GDPR) and applicable local

laws.

•According to these laws, owners have

specific rights when their personal data

is processed:

•Data subjects have the right of

information and access, to rectification,

erasure of personal data ('right to be

forgotten') and the right to object to the

processing of personal data or to restrict

it (or to withdraw consent given earlier,

as well as the right to data portability).

•These rights may be limited in some

cases, for instance, if it can be shown

that there is a legal obligation to process

data, or if provision of information

would disclose someone else's personal

data, or if there is a legal prevention

from disclosing such information.

•In some cases, this may mean that data

can be restrained even if consent is

withdrawn.

•For more information on data

processing, protection and any

other rights, visit the latest version

of the Privacy Policy available at the

infotainment system (Vehicle Settings →

DiLink → More → Privacy Policy).

03 INSTRUMENT

CLUSTER

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Instrument Cluster

Instrument Cluster View

LCD Instrument Cluster

1Power meter

2Time

3Gear status

4Outside temperature

5Speedometer

6Total mileage

7Driving range

8Battery level (%)

CAUTION!

•During occasional communication delays in the instrument cluster system, for safe

driving, the instrument cluster may automatically switch to simple mode. In this mode,

the cluster continues to display driving related information normally, without affecting

normal vehicle travel. After the system becomes normal, the cluster may automatically

exit the simple mode. If it does not, try the following actions to switch back to normal

mode:

1. Press and hold the roller button on auxiliary dashboard for 3 seconds to restart the

instrument cluster information display system;

2. While vehicle safety is ensured, operate the vehicle power switch to turn off the

vehicle and then switch back to the OK position.

•If the instrument cluster remains in simple mode after those actions have been taken,

promptly contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection.

•The image of the instrument cluster view is for reference only and is subject to actual

factory configuration.

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Instrument Cluster

Indicators

Indicators and Warning Lights

Turn signal indicator

Position light indicator

High beam indicator

HMA indicator*

ICC indicator

Front fog light indicator*

AVH indicator

Hill descend

control indicator

Exterior light

switch indicator

AVH standby indicator

Discharge indicator

OK indicator

Economic mode

ACC speed indicator

Sport mode

PCW indicator (green)

Normal mode

AEB fault warning light*

Low battery warning light

Rear fog light indicator

Driver monitoring

system fault indicator

Smart key warning light

Tire pressure fault

warning light

Main alarm indicator

ESC OFF warning light

Headlight fault

warning light

ESC fault warning light

Driving power

limit warning light

ABS fault warning light

Snow mode indicator

BSD indicator*

AVAS OFF indicator

PCW warning light (red)

Power battery

overheating warning light

Motor overheating

warning light

Low-voltage power

system fault warning light

Powertrain fault

warning light

Door status indicator

TSR indicator

Motor coolant

overheating indicator

Unfastened seat

belt warning light

Airbag fault warning light

EPB indicator

Parking system

fault warning light

Steering system

fault warning light

Anti-theft indicator

Power battery

fault warning light

Power battery charging

connection indicator

Descriptions for Warning Lights

and Indicators

Smart key warning light

•If the key is not in the vehicle when

the Start/Stop button is pressed, the

warning light will light up for a few

seconds, a beep will be heard, and a

"No key detected, please check whether

the key is in the car" message will be

displayed on the cluster.

•If an electronic smart key matching the

model is in the vehicle and the Start/

Stop button is pressed, this warning

light will not light up and the vehicle can

be powered on.

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•If the warning light flashes when the

Start/Stop button is pressed, it indicates

low battery of the key.

•If the key is not in the vehicle, the

instrument cluster prompts "No key

detected, please check whether the key

is in the car".

ABS fault warning light

•When the ignition switch is on OK, this

warning light goes on. If the ABS is

working properly, the light goes off in a

few seconds. Thereafter, if the system

fails, the light lights up again until the

fault is cleared.

•When the ABS fault warning light

lights up (with the parking system

fault warning light off), the anti-lock

braking system does not operate, but

the braking system will still function

properly.

•When the ABS fault warning light is on

(with the parking system fault warning

light off), since the anti-lock braking

system does not operate, the wheels will

be locked in case of emergency braking

or braking on a slippery road.

•If any of the following cases occurs,

it means that there are faults in

the components monitored by the

warning light system. In such case,

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

vehicle inspection as soon as possible.

•When the ignition switch is on OK,

this warning light does not go on or

is steady on.

•This warning light goes on during

driving.

REMINDER

•A warning light that lights up briefly

during operation does not indicate

that there is a problem.

REMINDER

•If the parking brake system warning

light and the ABS warnings light

up at the same time, immediately

stop the vehicle safely and contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider. In this case, when the

brake is applied, not only will the

anti-lock braking system fail to

work, but the car will also become

extremely unstable.

•If both ABS indicator and the braking

system indicator are on and the

electronic parking brake (EPB) is fully

released, the braking force distribution

system of front and rear wheels has also

failed.

Tire pressure fault warning light

•When the ignition switch is on OK, this

warning light goes on. It goes off in a few

seconds if the tire pressure monitoring

system is working properly. If the system

fails, this warning light goes on again.

•When the tire pressure fault warning

light lights up or flashes, the information

display on the instrument cluster

reads "Please check the tire pressure

monitoring system" and the tire

pressure is displayed as "---" on the

screen, it indicates that the tire pressure

system is faulty.

•When the tire pressure value displays

"Abnormal Signal", it indicates that the

tire pressure signal at the location of

the vehicle may be disturbed or the

tire pressure monitoring module is

damaged.

•When the tire pressure fault warning

light flashes rapidly, and one or more

values turn red in the tire pressure page

on the instrument cluster information

display, the corresponding tire is leaking

rapidly.

•When the tire pressure fault warning

light is constantly on and one or

more values turn yellow in the tire

pressure display page on the instrument

cluster, the corresponding tire is in

under-pressure condition. When the

temperature value of one or more tires

turns yellow, it indicates that the tire

temperature is too high.

In the event of any of the situations above,

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

inspection as soon as possible.

ESC warning light

•When the ignition switch is on OK after

the vehicle is started, this warning light

goes on. If ESC functions properly, the

light goes off in a few seconds. If ESC is

faulty, this light goes on again until the

fault is cleared.

•When the ESC fault warning light flashes

while the vehicle is in motion, it indicates

the ESC system is working.

•When the ESC fault warning light is on

(with the ABS fault warning light and the

parking system fault warning light off),

the ESC control fails, but the ABS and the

braking system will still operate

normally.

•When the ESC warning light goes on

(with the ABS fault warning light and the

parking system fault warning light off),

the ESC system does not work. This

means the vehicle is extremely unstable

at sharp turns or when the driver steers

away from obstacles ahead.

•If any of the following cases occurs,

it means that there are faults in

the components monitored by the

warning light system. In such case,

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

vehicle inspection as soon as possible.

•This warning light remains off (self-

check performed) when the ignition

switch is on OK after the vehicle is

started.

•This warning light is steady on while

driving.

REMINDER

•A warning light that lights up briefly

during operation does not indicate a

problem.

•If the ESC fault warning light

remains on while the warning

lights for the ABS and the braking

system are on, immediately stop the

vehicle in a safe place and contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider. This is because braking

at this time can render the vehicle

extremely unstable, and the anti-

lock braking system does not work

at all.

ESC OFF warning light

•When the ESC OFF switch is pressed,

this warning light should remain steady

on and the ESC system will not operate.

When the ESC OFF switch is pressed

again, this warning light should go off

and the ESC system resumes its normal

operation.

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REMINDER

•While the ESC OFF warning light

is on, the driver must stay alert

and keep driving at a lower speed

when making a sharp turn and

when avoiding an obstacle which

appears suddenly, because braking

at this time can render the vehicle

unstable, given the malfunction of

ESC system.

Driving power limit warning light

•When the level of the power battery is

low and the motor power is limited,

this warning light will light up, and

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider

immediately.

Headlight fault warning light

•When the warning light is yellow, it

indicates the headlight is faulty, and it

is recommended to bring the vehicle

to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for inspection.

BSD Indicator

•When this indicator is on, it indicates

the driving assist function is limited, and

it is recommended to bring the vehicle

to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for inspection.

Main alarm indicator

•When this indicator is on, please

notice fault alerts or warnings in the

information display section.

Unfastened seat belt warning light

•With the ignition switch on OK, if any

seat belt is not fastened in front and rear

seats*, the seat belt indicator will light

up. It remains on until the seat belt is

fastened.

Airbag fault warning light

•With the ignition switch on OK, this

warning light goes on and then off after

a few seconds if the airbag system is

working properly. This warning light

is used to monitor the airbag ECU,

collision sensors, inflation device,

warning lights, connections, and power

supply.

•If any of the following cases occurs,

it means that there are faults in

the components monitored by the

warning light system. In such case,

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

vehicle inspection as soon as possible.

•When the ignition switch is on OK,

this warning light remains off or on

after the vehicle is powered on.

•This warning light goes on during

driving.

Parking system fault warning light

•When the brake fluid level is low and the

braking system is faulty, this warning

light lights up. If any of the following

conditions occurs, immediately

park the vehicle in a safe place. It

is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider.

•This warning light goes on when

the ignition switch is on OK and the

brake fluid level is low.

REMINDER

•When the brake fluid level is low,

park the vehicle because it is

dangerous to continue driving.

•After starting the vehicle, if the brake

fluid level is normal, and the EPB system

is operating normally (the electronic

parking switch is pulled up and released

normally, there is no message "Please

check the EPB system"), this fault

warning light will be on constantly.

•Both the parking brake fault warning

light and the ABS fault warning light are

on.

REMINDER

•If this warning lights up briefly

during operation, it does not

indicate that there is a problem.

Steering system fault warning light

•When the steering system is faulty,

this warning light is steady on. It is

recommended to bring the vehicle

to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for inspection.

REMINDER

•The steering system features an

electric motor to reduce the force

required to turn the steering wheel.

•When turning the steering wheel,

a hum may be heard coming from

the running motor. This does not

indicate that the motor is faulty.

•Do not turn the steering wheel to

its limit position for more than

5 s, otherwise the temperature

protection will be activated and the

steering system will be damaged or

steering will become heavy.

•When turning the steering wheel in

place for a long time, the steering

system fault warning light does not light

up, but the steering wheel feels heavy.

This is not a fault.

•If the steering wheel is turned in

place frequently for a long time, the

power assistance of the steering

system will be reduced to prevent

the system from overheating,

resulting in a heavy feel when you

are operating the steering wheel.

If this happens, avoid turning the

steering wheel frequently or stop

and power off the vehicle. The

system should return to normal

operation within 10 min.

WARNING

•If the steering system warning

light goes on, immediately park

the vehicle safely, and contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

Low-voltage power system fault

warning light

•If this warning light goes on while

driving, it indicates that there is a

problem with the DC system or the low-

voltage power system. Turn off the A/

C, fan, radio, etc., and pull over the

vehicle immediately if it is safe to do

so. It is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

rescue as soon as possible.

•Charging and discharging stop when

this warning light is on.

•When this warning light lights up and

remain steady on while driving, the

vehicle speed will be limited.

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•This light is used to warn about the

operating state of the DC module and

the iron starter battery module when

the vehicle is not being charged or

discharging.

Powertrain fault warning light

•If the powertrain fails, this warning light

will go on.

•If any of the following cases occurs,

it means that there are faults in

the components monitored by the

warning light system. In such case,

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

vehicle inspection as soon as possible.

•This warning light is steady on when

the ignition switch on OK.

•This warning light goes on during

driving.

CAUTION!

•Try not to drive the vehicle when

the warning light is on. Contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider to check the problem as

soon as possible.

Power battery overheating

warning light

•If this warning light is on, it indicates

that the power battery temperature

is too high and the vehicle must be

stopped to cool down. When the

warning light flashes, it is recommended

to immediately stop the vehicle safely

and leave the vehicle as soon as

possible.

•The power battery may overheat under

the following operating conditions:

•Long-distance climbing for a long

time in hot weather.

•Long period of stop-and-go

traffic condition, frequent rapid

acceleration, hard braking, or vehicle

running for a long time without

pause.

Power battery fault warning light

•This warning light goes on when the

vehicle power has just been switched to

the "OK" position. If the power battery

system is working properly, this warning

light will go off in a few seconds.

Thereafter, if the system fails, this light

will light up again. It is recommended

to contact a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider for inspection as soon

as possible.

•If any of the following cases occurs,

it means that there are faults in

the components monitored by the

warning light system. In such case,

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

vehicle inspection as soon as possible.

•This warning light is steady on when

the ignition switch is on OK.

•This warning light is steady on or

occasionally goes on while driving.

PCW warning light (red)

•When this warning light is on or flashes,

pay attention to the distance from the

vehicle ahead, and do not get too close

to it to prevent potential collision.

Door status indicator

•When any door, the trunk or the hood is

not closed, the indicator indicates the

vehicle body and corresponding status.

When the vehicle speed exceeds a

certain value, the message "Door, trunk

or hood not closed" will be displayed.

Motor coolant overheating indicator

•When this indicator is steady on, it

indicates that the coolant temperature

is too high. In that case, stop to cool

down the vehicle. When the indicator

flashes, it indicates the coolant level is

low. Add coolant promptly.

TSR indicator

•When this indicator lights up, it means

that the vehicle system has recognized

the speed limit value on current road

section.

INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

CONTROLLER

OPERATION

Doors and Keys...............................................48

Seats................................................................. 58

Steering Wheel................................................63

Switches........................................................... 67

Doors and Keys

Keys

The vehicle is equipped with keys,

including the electronic smart key and

mechanical key (installed in electronic

smart key), to enable functions such as

unlocking/locking doors and starting the

vehicles.

Smart Key

Press the left/right front door microswitch,

while carrying the smart key, to unlock or

lock all doors, or press smart key buttons

to lock/unlock doors, open trunk, and start

the vehicle remotely.

①Indicator

②Lock button

③Unlock button

④Trunk open button

⑤Start/Stop button

⑥Mechanical Key

CAUTION!

•The smart key is an electronic

component. Observe the following

instructions to prevent damage:

»Do not expose the smart key to

high temperatures, such as on

the dashboard.

»Do not disassemble the smart

key without authorization.

»Do not let the smart key hit other

objects or fall down.

»Do not let the smart key get wet.

»Keep the smart key away from

electromagnetic wave emitting

devices, such as smartphones.

»Do not attach any object (such

as a metal seal) that may cut off

electromagnetic waves when

using the smart key.

»Register a spare key for the same

vehicle. For details, contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

•If the smart key fails to control the

doors within the normal distance, or

if the indicator on the key is dim or

off:

»Check for nearby radio stations

or airport radio transmitters that

may interfere with the normal

operation of the smart key.

»The smart key battery may be

exhausted. Check the smart

key battery. If the battery needs

to be replaced, contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service

provider.

•If the smart key is lost, contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider as soon as possible to

prevent theft or accidents.

CAUTION!

•Do not change the transmission

frequency, increase the

transmission power (including

installing an extra amplifier),

connect an external detection

antenna, or use other transmission

detection antennas without

authorization.

•Do not generate harmful

interference to legal radio

communication services when using

the smart key. Once any interference

is found, stop using the smart key

immediately, and take measures to

eliminate the interference before

continuing to use it.

•When using a micropower radio

device, avoid the interference

from various radio services or the

radiation interference from the

equipment in industrial, scientific

and medical applications.

•Do not use such device near an

airplane or airport.

•People with pacemakers or

defibrillators should stay away

from the detection antennas of

the smart access and start system,

because electromagnetic waves

may interfere with the normal

functioning of these devices.

•In addition to people with

pacemakers or defibrillators,

people using other electronic

medical devices should also consult

the manufacturer on the use of

such medical devices under the

influence of electromagnetic waves.

Electromagnetic waves may have

unpredictable consequences for the

use of such medical devices.

CAUTION!

•Upon leaving the vehicle, make

sure to carry the key and lock the

vehicle at any time. Never leave

anyone (especially children) inside

the vehicle.

Mechanical Key

Mechanical key (in the smart key) is used to

unlock and lock the front left door. When

not using the key, be sure to insert the

mechanical key back into the smart key.

Removing the mechanical key

Hold the latch in the direction of Arrow

①, and pull away the locking mechanism

of the latch in the direction of Arrow ② to

open the key’s back cover upwards. Then

remove the mechanical key from the smart

key’s back cover in the direction of Arrow

③.

Mechanical key number plate

•The mechanical key number is marked

on the number plate. If the key is lost

or needs to be used as backup, it is

recommended to use the key number

to copy it at a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

REMINDER

•Be sure to store the number plate

in a safe place and do not leave it in

your vehicle.

•It is recommended to record the key

number and store it in a safe place.

Locking/Unlocking Doors

Locking/Unlocking with

Mechanical Key

1. Push the left side of a hidden door

handle, and turn the right side to get a

finger height, holding it by a hand.

2. Once the right side is extended, pull the

middle of the handle outward to extend

the handle.

3. Insert the mechanical key into the hole

and turn the key.

•Unlock the driver’s side door by

turning the key clockwise.

•Lock the driver’s side door by turning

the key counterclockwise.

Opening Doors with Interior

Door Handle

•When the vehicle is unlocked, pull the

handle once to open the door from

inside the vehicle.

•When the vehicle is locked, pull the

handle twice to open the door from

inside the vehicle.

WARNING

•Do not allow children to play with

the door handle, so as to avoid the

door opening while driving.

WARNING

•If there are children in the vehicle,

make sure to enable the child

protection lock function.

CAUTION!

•As this vehicle is equipped with a

child protection lock, the rear doors

can only be opened with the interior

handle when the child protection

lock is disabled.

Locking/Unlocking with Smart

Key

•The wireless remote control is used

to unlock or lock all doors at a close

distance, and complete additional

functions.

•When you enter the active area while

carrying a registered smart key, press

the button on the smart key slowly and

firmly to lock or unlock all doors.

Locking:

•When the ignition is switched OFF

and all the doors and the hood are

closed, press the Lock button. All doors

then lock. The hidden door handles

automatically retract. At this time, the

external rearview mirrors fold in (when

the switch is set to AUTO), and the turn

signal flashes once. Check that all doors

are securely locked.

•If any door is not closed properly, the

external rearview mirrors will not fold,

the turn signals will not flash, the four

door handles will not retract, and the

alarm will sound once.

•If the hood or trunk is not closed, the

external rearview mirrors will not fold,

the turn signals will not flash, and the

alarm will sound once.

Unlocking:

•Press the Unlock button. All doors are

unlocked, the hidden door handles

automatically extend, and the turn

signal flashes twice.

•If the ignition is in a status other than

OFF, doors cannot be unlocked/locked

with the Unlock/Lock button.

•When all doors are unlocked with a

smart key, the interior light (with the

door light switch turned on in the

infotainment system) will light up for

15 seconds and then go out, even if the

doors are not opened.

•After unlocking the vehicle in anti-theft

mode with a smart key, open any door

within 30 seconds. Otherwise, all doors

will automatically be locked and the

four door handles will retract.

Finding Car with Smart Key

•When the vehicle is in anti-theft mode,

press the lock button. The vehicle

sounds a long beep and turn signals

flashes 15 times. Use this function to

locate the vehicle when it cannot be

found.

•When the vehicle is in car search mode,

press the lock button again. The vehicle

enters the next car search mode.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Raising/Lowering Windows with

Smart Key

•When the ignition is switched off:

•Press and hold the lock button

on the smart key to raise the four

windows.

•Press and hold the unlock button

on the smart key to lower the four

windows.

WARNING

•When using the remote control

function to raise windows, pay

attention to the safety of occupants

in the vehicle, and use this function

only after making sure the windows

are clear from pinching anyone.

REMINDER

•Users can turn this function on/

off by pressing and holding the

smart key lock/unlock button

and open/close windows through

→ Vehicle Settings → Doors,

Windows and Locks Settings

interface (depending on actual

vehicle configuration).

Locking/Unlocking with

Microswitch

Locking

•With the ignition switched off and

doors closed but not locked, press the

microswitch on the front door handle,

all doors will be locked at the same

time. At this time, the hidden door

handles automatically retract and the

turn signal flashes once.

Unlocking

•In anti-theft mode, press the front door

handle microswitch while carrying

the smart key to unlock all doors. The

hidden door handles automatically

extend and the turn signal flashes twice.

•In anti-theft mode, after activating the

unlock function, open the doors within

30 seconds. Otherwise, all doors will

automatically be locked again and the

four door handles will retract.

•Pressing the microswitch will not

unlock/lock the doors when:

•The microswitch is pressed while a

door is opened or closed.

•The ignition is in a status other than

"OFF".

•The smart key is left in the vehicle.

REMINDER

•If the smart key is too close to the

exterior door handle or window, the

entry function may not be activated.

Rolling Windows Up/Down with

Microswitch

•When the ignition is switched off, press

and hold the microswitch while carrying

the smart key to roll up or down all

windows. (To enable or disable this

function, go to (infotainment system)

→ Vehicle settings → Window and Lock.)

Locking/Unlocking Trunk Lid

Opening the trunk lid with smart key

Double-press the trunk lid open button on

the smart key to open the trunk lid. The

turn signal then flashes twice.

•Anti-forget key function

•If the key is placed in the vehicle or

in the trunk with the vehicle locked,

when you close the trunk lid, the

vehicle will actively unlock or pop

open the trunk lid and the turn

signal flashes twice.

Unlocking the trunk lid with

microswitch

•With the vehicle locked, press the rear

microswitch while carrying a valid key,

to open the trunk lid.

•With the vehicle unlocked, press the rear

microswitch to open the trunk lid.

Opening trunk lid from inside the

vehicle

•With the vehicle unlocked, pull up the

electrical trunk lid button to open the

trunk lid.

•If the vehicle speed is greater than

5 km/h, the trunk lid cannot be

opened even if the button is pulled

up.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

①Trunk lid close button

•With the trunk lid opened and

stationary, press the trunk lid close

switch. The trunk lid then closes.

•Press the trunk lid close switch a second

time to stop the lid at the current

position. Press the trunk lid close switch

a third time to let the trunk lid move

reversely.

②Vehicle lock button

•With the vehicle power switched off,

press the lock switch while carrying a

valid smart key, to close the trunk lid

and lock the vehicle, and the vehicle

enters anti-theft mode.

REMINDER

•Before closing the trunk lid, verify

that the doors, windows, sunroof,

etc. are closed to avoid property

loss.

Emergency trunk lid unlocking from

inside the vehicle

1. Flip the rear central armrest to open its

decorative cover.

2. Open the trunk lid by pulling the

emergency unlocking latch of the trunk

lid.

REMINDER

•When the entire vehicle is powered

off, the trunk lid can be unlocked

from inside.

•This allows you to pick up smaller

items in the trunk from inside the

vehicle.

Locking/Unlocking with Center

Console Door Lock

Locking or unlocking the vehicle with

the center console door lock

See " Center Console Door Lock" in

"Front Left Door Switch Group" in this

Chapter.

Locking or unlocking doors

automatically

•All doors are automatically locked at

vehicle speeds above 8 km/h.

•Press the Start/Stop button to switch

the ignition off. Then, all doors are

locked automatically.

Locking and unlocking all doors

concurrently

•When the vehicle is not in anti-theft

mode, the backlight on the lock button

of the center console door lock goes on

if the vehicle is locked and goes off if the

vehicle is unlocked.

•Pressing the center console door lock

locks all doors so that any attempt to

open any door from the outside fails.

At this time, pull the interior handle to

unlock and pull a second time to open a

door.

REMINDER

•All doors are automatically

unlocked when the vehicle suffers

a strong impact, depending on the

impact intensity and accident type.

Emergency Vehicle Locking with

Mechanical Key

•When the center console lock fails, lock

the front left door with the mechanical

key. Use the key to turn the emergency

locking knobs of the other three doors

counterclockwise to the locked state,

and then close the doors. At this time,

the entire vehicle has been locked so

that doors cannot be opened with any

of the four exterior door handles.

•To unlock the doors, unlock the left

front door with the mechanical key first,

enter the vehicle, then pull other door

handles twice to open the doors.

REMINDER

•Prevent excessive force from

distorting or breaking the key during

the operation.

Intelligent Access and

Smart Start System

Access Function

Use the smart key to unlock or lock the

vehicle doors. (For details, see Locking/

Unlocking with Smart Key in this

chapter)

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Start-up Function

With the smart key inside, press the brake

pedal and the Start/Stop button to start

the vehicle. (For details, see Starting the

Vehicle from Inside.)

Antenna positions

① Interior antenna

② Exterior antenna

Active area

The smart access and start functions take

effect only when the registered smart key is

within the active area.

① Active area of the access function: about

1 m from the front door handle and the

exterior trunk switch.

② Active area of the start function: inside

the cabin.

If another smart key is near this vehicle's

smart key, unlocking may take longer than

usual, which is normal.

REMINDER

The smart access and start system may

not work properly when:

•There is a strong electromagnetic

field nearby, such as TV towers,

power stations, and broadcasting

stations.

•The smart key is being carried along

with a communication device, such

as a two-way radio or mobile phone.

•The smart key is in contact with or

covered by a metal object.

•The door handle is operated too

quickly.

•The smart key is too close to the

handle.

•Another wireless remote control

function is being used nearby.

•The smart key battery is exhausted.

•The smart key is close to high-

voltage equipment or equipment

that produces noise.

•The smart key is being carried along

with another smart key or radio-

wave-emitting device.

•Even within the active area, the

smart key may not work properly in

certain locations, for example, on

the dashboard, in the glove box, or

on the floor.

•If the smart access system is not

working properly and it is impossible to

enter the vehicle, the mechanical key

can be used to lock/unlock the driver's

door, or the wireless remote control

function can be used to lock/unlock all

doors.

•Pressing the Start/Stop button may not

enable the start function due to:

•Smart key failure. If the smart key

warning light on the instrument

cluster goes on, and the instrument

cluster displays the message "Smart

key power is low. Please replace the

battery as soon as possible", the

battery of the key may be exhausted.

•If the smart access and smart start

systems cannot work properly due to

system failures, bring all smart keys

to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for repair.

Saving battery power

•The smart key communicates with the

vehicle even when the vehicle is not

running. Therefore, do not leave the

smart key in the vehicle or within 2 m

from the vehicle.

•Receiving strong electromagnetic waves

for a long time drains the battery of

the smart key quickly. The smart key

must be kept at least 1 m away from the

following devices:

•TVs

•PCs

•Wireless telephone chargers

•Electroliers

•Fluorescent desk lamps

Child Protection Lock

Child protection locks, located on the front

left door switch group, are designed to

prevent children sitting in the rear seats

from inadvertently opening the rear doors.

① Child protection lock button for the rear

left door

② Child protection lock button for the rear

right door

•To activate child protection locks, press

the child protection lock button ① or ②

The corresponding indicator lights up.

At this time, the occupants cannot open

the rear door on the corresponding

side. To unlock the door, press the

child protection lock button for the

corresponding side again or use the

exterior door handle. The door cannot

be opened from inside the vehicle while

the latch is locked. To open this door,

use the exterior door handle.

CAUTION!

•Before driving, especially when a

child is in the vehicle, ensure that

the doors are closed and the child

protection lock function is enabled.

•Proper use of seat belts and

activation of child protection

lock helps prevent the driver and

passengers from being thrown out

of the vehicle in the event of an

accident, and also avoids a door

from being opened accidentally.

•After the child protection lock is

locked, doors cannot be opened

from inside the car, and the window

switch for the corresponding rear

door cannot be used to raise or

lower the window.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Seats

Instructions for Seats

•Adjust the driver’s seat so that the

pedals, steering wheel, and dashboard

controls are all within the driver’s easy

control.

•The most effective safeguard while

driving is to keep the seat back upright,

always resting well on the seat back

and adjusting the seat belt to the right

position.

•Secure your luggage appropriately to

prevent it from skidding or moving.

Luggage in the vehicle should not be

higher than seat backs.

WARNING

•Sitting on a folded seat back or

on cargo is prohibited. Improper

seating position or improperly

fastened seat belts can result in

severe personal injury in case of

emergency braking or a collision.

•Do not place any items under

the seats. The driver may lose

control of the vehicle because items

placed there affect the seat locking

mechanism or accidentally push up

the seat position adjustment lever,

causing the seat to move suddenly.

•When adjusting the seat, do not

place your hand under the seat or

near its operating parts, to prevent

being crushed.

•After adjusting the seat back, lean

back to confirm the seat back has

been locked. If not fully locked,

personal injury may occur in an

accident or during emergency

braking.

WARNING

•Do not put the seat back down

while driving or riding in the vehicle.

Because the shoulder strap of the

seat belt is not properly attached to

your body, you and your passengers

could hit the strap in an accident,

causing serious injury to your neck

or other parts. Or you may also slip

out of the waist belt, resulting in

other serious injuries.

•Do not adjust the seat while

the vehicle is in motion, as

unpredictable seat movement can

cause the loss of vehicle control at

this time.

•Do not drive the vehicle until

occupants are seated properly.

REMINDER

•Do not fasten seat belts before seat

adjustment.

•While adjusting a seat, do not let

it hit against any passenger or the

luggage.

Front Seats

Electrical Front Seat Adjustment

Electrical front seat adjustment includes

back-and-forth adjustment of seat, up-

and-down adjustment of seat cushion*,

angle adjustment of seat base* and angle

adjustment of seat backs. Choose the

following methods according to the

functions available in your vehicle.

① Seat position adjustment switch

•Toggle the seat position adjustment

switch back or forth to move the seat

backward or forward.

•Move the front end of the switch up or

down to change the seat base angle.

•Move the rear end of the switch up or

down to raise or lower the seat.

② Seat back angle adjustment switch

Toggle the upper end of the seat back

angle adjustment switch to adjust the seat

back angle.

REMINDER

•Releasing the switch will stop the

seat in this position. Do not place

anything under the seat as this may

prevent the seat from operating.

Lumbar Support Adjustment

The seat back profile can be adjusted to fit

the curvature of the occupant’s lumbar

spine. To allow you and your occupants

to sit in the seats in a correct and relaxed

manner, the seat support should support

the occupants’ lumbar spine.

•Press the front or rear portion of the

switch to increase or decrease the

curvature.

•Press the upper or lower portion of the

switch to extend the curvature up or

down. 04

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Electrical Front Passenger

Seat Adjustment by Rear-Seat

Occupants

① Seat position adjustment switch

•Move the seat position adjustment

switch back or forth to move the seat

backward or forward.

② Seat back angle adjustment switch

•Move the seat back angle adjustment

switch back or forth to adjust the seat

back angle.

Memory System*

Memory switch position

The memory system switch is located on

the trim of front left door, having a total of

2 memory positions.

Memory setting function

•Memory setting conditions

•The vehicle is powered on with no

vehicle speed.

•Seats and left & right external

rearview mirrors have been adjusted

to their required positions.

•No actions are performed by the

seats and left & right external

rearview mirrors.

•Memory setting method

•Press and release the "SET" button

on the seat memory switch, and

press either "1" or "2" within 3

seconds. Then the positions of

the seats and external rearview

mirrors will be remembered, and the

memory setting finishes.

•Press and hold the "SET" button on

the seat memory switch, and at the

same time press either "1" or "2" to

complete the memory setting.

REMINDER

•If the position button on the

memory switch has already

been set, the position set will be

overwritten.

•Seat memory at position "2" can

only be set after seat memory at

position "1" has been set for at least

3 seconds.

Memory wake-up function

Regular memory wake-up

•With the gearshift lever in the "P"

position, the driver’s seat memory

system will perform memory wake-up

operation when the memory system

switch is pressed if the following

conditions are met:

•The vehicle is not in anti-theft mode.

•The vehicle has no speed.

•Memory switch signals are valid.

Greeting function

•Normal function

•Automatic back: After the vehicle

power is set from "OK" to "OFF", the

seat automatically goes back when

the front left door is open or opened.

•Automatic forward: The seat

automatically moves forward to the

position from which it previously

moved back when the opened front

left door has been closed after the

vehicle is powered on from "OFF" to

another status or when the opened

front left door has been closed while

the vehicle power is on "OFF".

•User settings

•You can cancel or restore automatic

forward and back functions via the

options in the Vehicle settings menu

on the infotainment system.

Heating and Ventilation System

for Front and Rear Seats*

•When the ignition switch is on OK,

turn on or off the heating & ventilation

function by tapping on buttons on the

display.

•Swipe the left/right button to select the

rear seat to be heated or ventilated.

Heating system adjustment

•Seat heating: Control the operation

mode of the heating pad by using

the seat heating switch. The heating

function has two modes: Mode 1 and

Mode 2.

•Tap on the "OFF" button to disable the

seat heating function.

Ventilation system adjustment

•Control the operation mode of the

ventilation fan by using the seat

ventilation switch. Seat ventilation has

two modes: Mode 1 and Mode 2.

•Tap on "OFF" to disable seat ventilation.

Heating of the rear windshield and

external rearview mirrors

•Enable or disable the heating of the

rear windshield and external rearview

mirrors by using the heating switch

for the rear windshield and external

rearview mirrors.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Rear Seats

Rear Seat Adjustment*

•The rear seat adjustment handle is

located on the trim of rear door.

•Pull back the handle to move the

seat back backward.

•Push forward the handle to move

the seat back forward.

Steering Wheel

1Panoramic view

2Custom

3Distance -

4Distance +

5+/Reset or -/Set

6Lever

7DiPilot

8Mode

9Left

10 Roller

11 Right

12 Speech recognition

13 Call

14 Instrument cluster/Back

CONTROLLER OPERATION

The audio control switch is available when

the ignition switch is on OK.

Left-hand buttons

+/Reset

•Activates the ACC system and invokes

the parameter in the previous system

setting.

ACC switch

•Turns the ACC system on or off.

-/Set

•Sets the current speed to the target

cruise speed.

Distance -

•Reduces the distance from the vehicle

ahead by one notch when the ACC

function is enabled. A total of four

notches are available.

Distance +

•Increases the distance by one notch

when the ACC function is enabled. A

total of four notches are available.

DiPilot

•Turns the intelligent driving feature on

or off.

Custom

•Press the button to respond to the

custom function, or press and hold it

to go to the interface to customize the

corresponding functions.

Panoramic view

•Turns panoramic view off if already in

panoramic view mode, or on if not in

panoramic view mode.

REMINDER

•For more information on how to

use the cruise control function, see

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

System.

Right-hand buttons

Roller

1. Infotainment

•Turning the roller up: Steps up the

volume, up to the maximum volume.

•Turning the roller down: Steps down the

volume, up to the minimum volume.

•Pressing down the roller: Mute.

2. Instrument cluster

•Turning the roller up: When the

instrument cluster is in menu mode,

selects the upper level-2 or level-3 menu

items.

•Turning the roller down: When the

instrument cluster is in menu mode,

selects the lower level-2 or level-3 menu

items.

•Pressing down the roller:

•When the instrument cluster is in

menu mode, goes to the next-level

menu of current option or confirms

current settings.

Left/Right

1. Infotainment

•In radio mode:

•Press the button to select

previous radio station.

•Press the button to select next

radio station.

•In USB/Bluetooth music/third-party

music app and other modes:

•Press the button to play the

previous track (track number - 1).

•Press the button to select a

record upward on the Bluetooth call

record or phone book page.

•Press the button to play the next

track (track number + 1).

•Press the button to select a

record downward on the Bluetooth

call record or phone book page.

2. Instrument cluster

•When the instrument cluster is in menu

mode:

•Press the button to switch to

level-1 menu and its submenus on

the left.

•Press the button to switch to

level-1 menu and its submenus on

the right.

Call

•Press this button to make or receive a

call. (The audio system is muted at the

same time.)

•When a page unrelated to Bluetooth is

currently displayed, press this button

to switch to the phone selection page

if Bluetooth is disconnected, or to

the main dialing page if Bluetooth is

connected.

•After entering a phone number on the

dial page or selecting a record on the

call history or phonebook page, press

this button to dial the number.

•When Bluetooth is connected, but no

phone number is entered on the main

dial page, press this button to switch to

the Dialed Number page under the call

history page. Press this button again for

the system to automatically call the first

dialed number on the call history page.

Speech recognition

•Press this button for the infotainment

screen to switch to the voice recognition

page.

•Press this button again to re-enter a

voice command.

Instrument cluster/Back

•When the instrument cluster is not

in menu mode, press the Instrument

cluster/Back button. The instrument

cluster menu is displayed.

•When the instrument cluster is in menu

mode, press the Instrument cluster/

Back button to return to the previous-

level page, or exit the menu if there is no

previous-level page.

•When on the Bluetooth call page, press

it to end the call.

Mode

•Selecting a mode: Press the Mode

button to switch between media apps,

peripherals, and pre-installed third-

party audio/video apps.

Horn

•Press the horn button area to honk the

horn, and release to stop honking.

CAUTION!

•Avoid pressing honking for too long,

as the horn may be damaged.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

REMINDER

•Observe the traffic laws and use the

horn reasonably.

Electrical Adjustment of

Steering Wheel*

The steering wheel is adjustable only when

the ignition switch is on OK.

•Toggle the electrical switch up/down/

forward/backward to adjust the angle or

axial position of the steering wheel.

WARNING

•Never adjust the steering wheel

while driving, as this is under risk of

impaired vehicle control, which can

lead to accidents.

•After adjusting the steering wheel,

move it up and down to verify that it

is securely locked.

Manual Adjustment of Steering

Wheel*

•To adjust the angle or axial position of

the steering wheel, do the following

while holding the steering wheel:

•Press the steering wheel adjustment

handle down to adjust the steering

wheel to the desired position and

return the handle to its original

position.

WARNING

•Never adjust the steering wheel

while driving, under risk of impaired

vehicle control.

•After adjusting the steering wheel,

make sure it is securely locked.

Power-Assisted Steering Mode

Settings

•The feel of steering assistance varies

from person to person, and so do the

evaluation and needs for this feel.

•To select the "Comfort" or "Sport"

steering mode, go to the "Steering

Assist" setting page in (infotainment

system) → Vehicle settings → Intelligent

Chassis.

REMINDER

•If steering feels light when driving at

high speeds, set the power-assisted

steering mode to the Sport mode.

Greeting Function of Steering

Wheel*

•With the vehicle having no speed (≤

3 km/h), if the vehicle power is set to

OFF from OK and the front left door

is opened, the column is tilted up to

retract from the current position for the

driver to get off the vehicle, and tilted

down to extend to the previous position

when the door is closed.

•If the vehicle is powered on from OFF to

OK and the front left door is opened, the

column is tilted up to retract from the

current position for the driver to get on

the vehicle, and tilted down to extend to

the previous position after the driver sits

in the seat and closes the door.

Steering Wheel Heating

Function*

The steering wheel heating function

(optional) can be enabled in either of the

following three ways:

1. Go to (infotainment system) →

Vehicle settings → A/C. The A/C

operation interface is displayed. Select

the ventilation and heating settings, and

tap the button below the steering wheel

heating icon. "ON" indicates that the

function is enabled, and "OFF" indicates

that the function is disabled.

2. Go to the drop-down shortcut menu,

and tap the "Steering wheel heating"

button icon. The button is highlighted

when the function is enabled and is gray

when the function is disabled.

3. Voice control: Enable or disable steering

wheel heating by using the wake-up

voice function.

CAUTION!

•The steering wheel heating function

automatically turns off 30 minutes

after being activated.

Switches

Light Switch

Turn the knob at the end of the light switch

to " ", and all lights except for daytime

running lights turn off. The daytime

running light in that mode is on when the

daytime light feature on the pad is enabled

and is off when the daytime light feature

on the pad is disabled.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Auto lights

Turn the knob at the end of the light switch

to " ". The BCM captures the brightness

data from the light intensity sensor to

automatically turn the position lights and

low beam on or off.

REMINDER

•The light intensity sensor is located

on the top of the windshield. Do

not block the sensor or let anything

splash on it.

Position lights

Turn the knob at the end of the light switch

to " " to turn on position lights.

Low beam

Turn the knob at the end of the light switch

to " " to turn on the low beam.

Rear fog lights

Turn the knob at the end of the light switch

to " " and the fog light knob to " ",

to turn on the rear fog lights. The knob

automatically returns to .

High beam

Turn the knob at the end of the light switch

to the " " and push the light switch

handle down (away from the steering

wheel) to turn on the high beam.

Overtaking light

Lift up the light switch handle (toward the

steering wheel) to turn on the overtaking

light. Release the handle for the light

switch to automatically reset. The

overtaking light turns off.

Turn signals

•Push up the combination switch light

handle. The right turn signals and the

turn signal indicator on the instrument

cluster starts flashing at the same time.

•Pull down the combination switch light

handle. The left turn signals and the

turn signal indicator on the instrument

cluster starts flashing at the same time.

Auto light off

•Conditions to activate the auto light

off function: To activate this function,

switch the combination switch light to "

" or " " and the vehicle power from

"Start" to "Stop".

•When the auto light off function is

activated, the headlights, position lights,

rear fog lights, and high beams that

were on will go off in 10 seconds if the

front left door is closed.

•When the auto light off function is

activated, the headlights, position lights,

rear fog lights, and high beams that are

on will go off in 10 minutes if the front

left door is opened.

•After the lights turn off automatically,

if the light mode status changes, these

lights light up according to their new

status. If the conditions to activate

auto light off function are still met, the

function is activated again.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

•Disabling of the auto light off function:

When the vehicle is powered on, the

auto light off function is disabled,

and the light knob can be operated

normally.

•When the auto light off function has

turned off the lights, and anti-theft

mode has been activated, if you

deactivate anti-theft function, the

lights will turn on again. If the left front

door remains closed, the auto light off

function will turn off the lights again in

10 seconds. But if the door is open, it

will turn off the light in 10 minutes.

Lighting delay

•When the vehicle is powered on, tap

on → Vehicle settings → Light &

ambient → Headlights after exit to set

the delay time.

•Go-home lighting:

•You can set the time for go-home

lighting delay on the infotainment

system (default: 10 seconds). With

the light adjustment switch turned

to " ", " " or " ", when you

power off the vehicle, lock four doors

and attempt to leave the vehicle, the

corresponding lights will continue

to light up for 10 seconds (or the set

time) to provide go-home lighting.

•Leave-home lighting:

•You can set the time for the

leave-home lighting delay on the

infotainment system (default: 10

seconds). With the light adjustment

switch turned to " ", " " or "

", when you unlock the vehicle

and attempt to approach it, the

corresponding lights will light up

for 10 seconds (or the set time) to

provide the leave-home lighting.

REMINDER

•The dynamic greeting function only

works when the trunk, hood and

four doors are closed.

Headlight Height Adjustment

When the low beam is on, tap on

→Vehicle Settings →Light @

ambient→Adjust headlights on the

center console touchscreen to adjust the

headlights vertical beam angle.

Vehicle Loading

Conditions

Recommended

Headlight

Height

Adjustment

Level

One person in

the driver seat

The driver, plus

one passenger

in the front seat

0~2

Vehicle Loading

Conditions

Recommended

Headlight

Height

Adjustment

Level

All the seats occupied 0~2

All the seats occupied,

plus an evenly

distributed load

(calculated based

on the technically

permissible maximum

laden) in the trunk

1~3

Driver, plus an evenly

distributed load

(calculated based

on the technically

permissible maximum

laden) in the trunk

1~3

•The advised adjustments may differ

in other vehicle loading conditions.

Intermediate adjustments can be

chosen.

High Beam Assist (HMA)

•The HMA system uses a multi-function

video controller on the front windshield

to determine current driving conditions

and, if necessary, automatically

switches between high and low beams.

Tap → DiPilot→Driving Assist to turn

on HMA.

Activating HMA

•Rotate the light switch knob to .

When the vehicle speed is above 35

km/h and the light meets conditions,

HMA is automatically activated and

switches between low beam and high

beam based on the current driving

environment.

REMINDER

•When HMA is activated, the HMA

indicator light on the instrument

panel comes on.

Deactivating HMA

•HMA can be deactivated in any of the

following ways:

•Rotate the light switch knob to any

position except ;

•Tap → DiPilot → Driving Assist

or slide down the shortcut menu to

turn off HMA.

•Turn on the high beam manually.

System suppression conditions

•The intelligent high & low beam system

is suppressed in any of the following

situations:

•The vehicle speed is below 35 km/h;

•The fog lights or turn signals are

turned on, or the vehicle makes a

sharp turn.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

System limitations

•The intelligent high & low beam system

may be unexpectedly activated or

fails to activate in any of the following

situations. In such cases, the driver is

advised to control the lights manually:

•There are traffic participants with

poor lighting (such as pedestrians

and bicycles), railways or waterways

nearby, or wild animals on the road.

•The front windshield is dirty, covered

in mist, or blocked by stickers or

decorations.

•There are strongly reflective objects

around, such as traffic signs on

highways, water reflection on the

road surface, etc.

CAUTION!

•It is recommended to contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for sensor calibration after

collision or sensor reinstallation,

so as to avoid affecting system

performance.

Wiper Switch

Front Windshield Wipers and

Washer

•The lever is used to control the

windshield wipers and washer. The lever

has five modes:

•: High-speed

•: Low-speed

•: Automatic/Intermittent

•: Stop

•: Point-wiping

•To select a mode, push up or pull down

the lever.

•At low- and high- speed modes, the

wiper operates continuously.

•To let wipers work in the spot-wiping

mode " ", pull the lever from the " "

position. The wipers wipe at a low speed

until you release the lever.

Automatic/Intermittent

•The rain sensor automatically controls

the operation mode of wipers based on

the rainfall, and it is located in front of

the interior rearview mirror on the front

windshield inside the vehicle.

•To use the automatic wiper function,

turn the wiper switch to the automatic

mode, and toggle "Automatic Wiper" on

in (infotainment system) → Vehicle

Settings → Greeting.

•To use the intermittent wiper function,

turn the wiper switch to the automatic

mode, and toggle "Automatic Wiper" off

in (infotainment system) → Vehicle

Settings → Greeting.

•The automatic wiper function has four

sensitivity levels. The higher the lever,

the higher the sensitivity. When using

the automatic wiper function, change

the sensitivity by adjusting the toggle

based on real-time rain conditions. If the

wiper reacts to rain too quickly, reduce

the sensitivity; if the wiper reacts to rain

too slowly, increase the sensitivity.

WARNING

•If the wiper switch is on while

ignition status is on "OK", touching

the glass on the top of the sensor by

hand or wiping it with a cloth can

cause the wiper to work and thus

lead to an accident.

•Turn off the automatic mode of

wiper during the vehicle washing

process, in dry seasons or in rainless

weather to prevent inadvertent

wiper operation.

WARNING

•The rain sensor cannot adequately

recognize each rainfall and activate

wipers. When rainwater on the

front windshield affects visibility,

timely change infotainment settings

when necessary to disable the

automatic function and use the

wipers manually instead.

CAUTION!

•When the wiper stops midway

for snow accumulation and other

reasons, please turn it off, park the

vehicle in a safe place, and remove

the snow and other debris, so that

the wiper can work properly.

•The sensor may occasionally fail to

properly identify snowflakes on it

as they have various shapes, which

could lead to wiper malfunction.

REMINDER

•With the wiper handle located

in , the wiper will perform a

wiping action whenever the wiping

sensitivity is increased by one shift;

when the wiper is turned from OFF

to , the wiper will perform a

wiping action.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Front windshield washer

Pull up (toward the steering wheel) the

wiper switch for the system to only sprays

water without wiping if pull-up time is

short (within 0.5 seconds), or spray water

and wipe it at a low speed if pull-up time is

long. Release the wiper switch for the wiper

to automatically wipe three times and then

return to its original position.

Front Left Door Switch

Group

Electrical Window Switch

•The window control switch at the

driver’s side contains four buttons to

roll windows on four doors up or down,

respectively.

•Press the switch to roll down.

•Pull the switch to roll up.

•While using the switch, release it to stop

window halfway.

Automatic operation (when equipped

with anti-pinch feature)

•Rolling down: Press the switch to

the second notch and release. The

corresponding window rolls down

automatically.

•Rolling up: Pull the switch to the second

notch and release. The corresponding

window rolls up automatically.

•To stop the window halfway, gently

push the button in the opposite

direction.

Manual operation

•Rolling down: Press the switch to the

first notch and do not release. The

corresponding window is rolled down

manually.

•Rolling up: Pull the switch to the

first notch and do not release. The

corresponding window is rolled up

manually.

Window Anti-pinch

Anti-pinch Function

If someone or an object is caught by the

window when it is rolling up, the window

stops and rolls down automatically.

Initialization of anti-pinch function

•While the window is rolling up or down,

if the power from the starter iron battery

is switched off, both automatic rolling-

up function and anti-pinch function will

fail.

•Pull and hold the window control switch

for the first time, so that the window

rises to the top for stalling for at least

400 ms. Release your hand when the

window rises to the top.

WARNING

To avoid serious injury or even death,

observe the following precautions

when closing the windows:

•When controlling the windows,

make sure no body part is

obstructing the motion.

•Never allow children to use the

electric window switches.

CAUTION!

•Frequent initialization of the anti-

pinch function will trigger the

thermal protection function of the

elevator motor.

•Never activate the anti-pinch

function with a body part.

•The anti-pinch function may fail

right before the window is fully

close.

•When the auto raise and anti-pinch

functions do not work, contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

Center Console Door Lock

The driver-side door is equipped with

electrical door lock switches. Both

switches can lock or unlock all doors.

①Locking

Press the center console lock button. All

doors are locked and the red lock indicator

lights up.

②Unlocking

Press the center console lock unlock

button. All doors are unlocked and the red

lock indicator goes off.

Buttons for External Rearview

Mirror Adjustment

Button for selecting external rearview

mirrors

Left external rearview mirror button

Right external rearview mirror button

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Buttons for external rearview mirror

adjustment

Press this button to adjust the external

rearview mirror lens to a right position.

Button for external rearview mirror

folding

Press this button to fold or expand external

rearview mirrors.

Odometer Toggle Switch

The odometer information displayed

includes:

Total Mileage: total mileage the vehicle has

traveled.

Mileage 1/Mileage 2: different mileages

driven since the two trip odometers have

been set to zero.

The odometer is in the unit of km by

default. You can set the unit to mile in the

unit settings on the infotainment system.

•Press the odometer toggle switch

to toggle between "Total Mileage"

- "Mileage 1" - "Mileage 2" - "Total

Mileage", and the instrument cluster

displays the corresponding information

toggle status.

•Press and hold "Mileage 1" and "Mileage

2" to clear the mileage information.

•The mileage per trip (Mileage 1 or

Mileage 2) is calculated using a trip

odometer.

Mode Switch Group

These switches enable drivers to set the

vehicle into regenerative braking, snow, or

mode selection mode.

① Regenerative braking mode button

•The default setting is the standard

regenerative braking mode.

•Toggle up the lever ① to increase

regenerative braking force.

② Snow mode button

•Press down the snow mode switch ② to

put the vehicle in snow mode.

•This mode is recommended on fairly

strong surfaces that are covered

with a layer of loose and slippery

materials (e.g., grass, snow, ice, or

gravel).

•Snow mode optimizes the towing,

driving, and manipulation features

in slippery conditions, and the

accelerator pedal is selected with

caution.

③ MODE button

•The default setting is NORMAL mode.

•Move up the lever ③ to switch the

vehicle to the ECO mode;

•Move down the lever ③ to switch the

vehicle to the SPORT mode.

•Move down the lever ③ repeatedly to

cycle through NORMAL → SPORT → ECO

→ NORMAL mode.

•Move up the lever ③ repeatedly to cycle

through NORMAL → ECO → SPORT →

NORMAL mode.

•Ecology, Conservation,

Optimization(ECO): Moderate vehicle

power, comfortable driving and riding

experience, better economy;

•Normal(NORMAL): Standard settings

mode, the default driving condition;

•Sport(SPORT): The vehicle shows good

power performance, but its acceleration

performance will be reduced if battery

state of charge (SOC) is low, or if the

vehicle is in high or low temperature

conditions.

REMINDER

•The driving modes are ranked

as SPORT, NORMAL, and ECO, in

descending order of driving power.

Be sure to drive safely.

CAUTION!

•Shutting down the ESC system may

help if the motor performance is

degraded in soft snow conditions by

the activation of dynamic stability

control. The ESC system must be

restarted after conditions are back

to normal.

Hazard Warning Light

Switch

When the button is pressed, all turn

signals and turn signal indicators on the

instrument cluster start flashing. They

all stop flashing when the button is

pressed again.

CAUTION!

•The emergency warning lights are

used to alert drivers and pedestrians

of possible risks.

Sunroof Switch

Panoramic Sunroof

The sunroof can only be operated under

OK ignition status or when the power-off

delay has not expired.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Opening the sunroof

•Press and hold the sunroof open button

to open the sunroof manually.

Release the button midway to stop the

sunroof.

•For the sunroof to tilt up for ventilation,

press the sunroof open button

and release it immediately. Pressing

the button again will set the sunroof

to open automatically by about 2/3.

Touching the button once more will

open the sunroof completely. For the

sunroof to stop at its current position,

press the button or button

midway.

Closing the sunroof

•Press and hold the sunroof close button

to close the sunroof. The sunroof will

stop if the button is released.

•If the sunroof has been initialized,

releasing the sunroof close button

immediately after pressing it closes the

sunroof automatically. For the sunroof

to stop at its current position, press the

or button midway.

Opening/Closing Sunshade

Opening the sunshade

•Press and hold the sunshade open

button ① to open the sunshade

manually. Release the button midway to

stop the sunshade.

•Release the sunshade open button

① immediately after touching it. The

sunshade opens automatically. For the

sunshade to stop, touch the ① or ②

button midway.

Closing the sunshade

•Press and hold the sunshade close

button ① to close the sunshade

manually. Release the button midway

to stop the sunshade at its current

position.

•If the sunshade has been initialized,

releasing the sunshade close button

② immediately after touching it closes

the sunshade automatically. For the

sunshade to stop at its current position,

touch the ① or button ② midway.

REMINDER

•When the sunroof is not fully closed,

the sunshade position will never be

further than that of the sunroof.

Sunshade linkage function

•While the sunroof is opening, the

sunshade opens together with it.

Sunroof Anti-pinch

If the sunroof or sunshade closing process

is obstructed by anything, it will stop and

slightly retract.

WARNING

•Keep clear of the sunroof when it is

opening or closing.

•Passengers must refrain from

sticking hands or their heads out

through the sunroof.

CAUTION!

•Trying to open the sunroof in

outside temperatures below 0℃

or when it is covered in snow or

frost may damage the sunroof or its

motor.

Initialization Method

•When the ignition switch is on OK, the

signal remains valid and the sunroof

is in the uninitialized state, try the

following steps for initialization:

1. Press the sunroof close switch to close

the sunroof to the stalling point.

2. Close the sunshade to the stalling point

position.

3. Open the sunshade the fully.

4. Open the sunroof fully.

5. Close the sunshade fully.

CAUTION!

•Throughout the initialization

process, press and hold the Off

button of the sunroof switch until

the initialization is complete.

CAUTION!

•The sunroof and sunshade are

initialized at the same time.

E-Call Switch

Emergency Rescue E-Call

•eCall refers to Emergency Call, and can

be made manually by using the SOS call

button on the ceiling for a minimum of 2

seconds.

•In the event that the airbags deploy or

a severe collision is detected, the eCall

will activate automatically.

•The eCall system will automatically

contact emergency responders and

communicate standard information to a

Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).

CAUTION!

•When an SOS call is dialed, the call

cannot be manually canceled from

the vehicle until the PSAP hangs up/

no one answers the call after it is

dialed more than 10 consecutive

times.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Interior Light Switch

Front Interior Lights

In any ignition status, touch the cover of

front interior lights to turn on the lights.

Side Interior Lights

•Touch the cover of side interior lights to

turn on the lights.

Smart Ambient Lights

When a door is opened, the intelligent

interior ambient lights go on automatically

to create a pleasant environment in the

cabin.

•Tap on → Vehicle settings → Light

& ambient to set:

•Ambient light colors

USING AND

DRIVING

Instructions for Charging/Discharging........82

Battery.............................................................. 97

Usage Guidelines..........................................100

Starting and Driving.....................................105

Driving Assistance Functions......................113

Description of Other Main Features.......... 143

Instructions

for Charging/

Discharging

Charging Instructions

•The charging equipment is a high-

voltage electrical device. Minors are

prohibited to charge or touch the

charging equipment. In addition, keep

minors away from the vehicle when

charging.

•Charging may affect medical or

implanted electronic devices. Consult

the device manufacturer before

charging.

•Charge the vehicle in a relatively safe

environment, and avoid charging in

damp areas, or areas with fine or heat

sources.

•Protect the charging equipment

against water contact on rainy days.

•Before charging:

•Make sure that power supply

equipment, charging connector,

charge port, and charging

connection device are free of

defects, such as cable wear, rusted

ports, cracked casings, or foreign

objects in the ports.

•Do not charge the vehicle when the

charging connector's or port's plug,

socket or metal terminals are loose

or damaged by rust or corrosion.

•When the charging connector,

port, power plug or socket is visibly

stained or damp, wipe them with

a dry and clean cloth to ensure the

connection is dry and clean.

•Use charging equipment that complies

with local standards.

•Do not modify, disassemble or repair

the charging equipment and related

ports to avoid charging failure or fire.

•Do not use charging equipment that

does not meet safety standards or

has potential safety hazards. Do not

allow children to use the charging

equipment and keep animals away

from the vehicle while charging.

•Make sure your hands are properly dry

before charging.

•If anything abnormal is found in the

vehicle or charging equipment when

charging, stop immediately and contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

•Always observe the following

precautions when charging to prevent

damage to the vehicle:

•Do not shake the charging

connector, otherwise, the vehicle

charge port may be damaged.

•Whenever possible, do not charge

the vehicle during a thunderstorm,

under risk of lightning strikes.

•Do no open the hood for maintenance

while charging.

•After charging, do not disconnect the

charging equipment with wet hands or

while standing on any wet surface.

•Before driving, make sure that the

charging equipment is disconnected

from the charging port.

Compatibility of Vehicle and Charging

Infrastructure

•These signs are located on the

vehicle's charging socket and charging

infrastructure components (charging

station, socket).

•The signs refer to standardized charging

systems in accordance with DIN EN

62196.

Charging Precautions

•When the SOC bar on the instrument

cluster turns red, the power battery is

about to be exhausted. Please charge it

immediately, otherwise the service life

of the power battery will be reduced.

•Household AC charging means charging

with an AC charging connector supplied

with the vehicle. Dedicated AC lines

and power outlets that meet local

standards are recommended. The

purpose of using a dedicated line is to

protect the line from tripping due to line

breakage or due to high-power power

battery charging. Using a line other

than dedicated lines may affect proper

operation of other devices on the line.

•To avoid damage to the charging device

(precautions for the charging device):

•Do not impact the charging device,

and prevent mechanical damage

due to drops and collisions by

external force, etc.

•Do not place the charging device

near a heater or other heat sources.

•Inserting the charging coupler before

charging:

•Make sure that the charging coupler

and charging port are free of foreign

objects, and that the protective cap

of the charging coupler terminal

does not get loose or deformed.

•Hold the charging coupler with

one hand, align the coupler with

the charging port and push it in,

making sure that they are properly

connected.

•Removing the charging coupler at the

end of charging:

•Stop charging first and make sure

the charging port is unlocked.

•Hold the charging coupler with one

hand and remove the coupler by

pressing and holding its button.

•Do not force the charging coupler

out while the charging port is locked,

otherwise the charging port may be

damaged.

•Precautions for charging the vehicle:

•The A/C can be used as normal

while the vehicle is being charged.

To ensure the charging power, it is

recommended not to turn on the A/

•It is recommended that no one stay

in the vehicle during charging.

•It is recommended to park the

vehicle in a ventilated area during

charging.

•The vehicle system automatically stops

charging when the power battery is

fully charged. Since the charging port is

equipped with an electronic lock, unlock

the charging port before unplugging the

charging device.

•When the DC charging is stopped,

turn off the charging machine before

disconnecting the charging connector.

When charging with household portable

AC power is stopped, disconnect the

charging coupler from the vehicle and

then the power supply plug from the

power source.

USING AND DRIVING

•When charging is complete and the

charging coupler is unplugged, make

sure that the charging port cap and

the port hatch are closed, as water or

foreign materials may enter the port and

affect its normal use.

•Before starting the vehicle, make

sure that the charging device is

disconnected, as the charging device

locking mechanism can cause damage

to the charging device and the vehicle

if the charging coupler is not inserted in

place and the vehicle is driven with the

transmission gear engaged.

•Battery temperatures that are too low

or too high can compromised vehicle

charging performance.

•The temperature control system can

improve low-temperature charging

capacity of the battery. Due to output

capacity limitations of charging piles,

the charging time is extended, the

heating time becomes longer and

the power consumption of heating

is increased. These are normal

phenomenons.

•For faster low-temperature DC charging,

it is recommended that you charge

the vehicle with low SOC, because

when the vehicle has high SOC and

the temperature is low, the charging

current is small due to low battery

temperatures.

•To improve your experience, it is

recommended that you charge the

vehicle immediately after using it, as the

battery is relatively hot and has better

charging performance.

•A/C turned on during low temperature

charging can affect the performance of

battery temperature control system and

charging performance.

•It is normal that when the battery

temperature control system operates

during charging, the charging power

displayed on the instrument cluster may

fluctuate for a short time.

•Before the charging is complete, for

longer battery life, battery equalization

is activated and thus the charging time

may be longer.

•In case of high-temperature high-power

DC charging, the performance of battery

temperature control system may be

affected by the A/C in the passenger

compartment, and the charging

performance may degrade, resulting in

an extended charging time. To ensure

charging efficiency, it is recommended

to keep the A/C off during charging.

•When the heating or cooling function

is enabled during charging, it is normal

that both charging time and power

consumption increase slightly.

•During charging, battery cooling may

start, and the compressor, fan and other

components work when necessary. It

is normal that there will be some noise

under the hood.

•During charging, the estimated

remaining time to full charge is

displayed on the instrument cluster. It

is normal that the remaining time to full

charge may vary slightly depending on

the temperatures, SOC, and charging

facilities.

•If the charging port hatch is frozen due

to weather or other reasons, do not

force it open.

REMINDER

•Do not open the charging port hatch

forcibly when it is locked.

•Do not forcibly insert the charging

coupler with the electrical lock

locked.

•When the charging port cap is fully

open, do not close the port hatch.

REMINDER

•When the vehicle is charged with

an external power supply, it is

normal that the cooling fan and

A/C compressor may operate

automatically in order for the power

battery to heat up or cool down.

USING AND DRIVING

General Charging Troubleshooting

Fault Possible Cause Solution

Power battery is full When the power battery is fully charged,

the charging will stop automatically.

Power battery

temperature is too

high or too low

Keep the vehicle in an environment with

appropriate temperature and charge it

when the temperature becomes normal.

Starter iron battery

over-discharges Replace the starter iron battery.

Charging device failure

If it is verified that the charging device’s

power indicator is working properly,

or that there are no other unusual

indications, change the charging device

or contact the charging device supplier.

Charger is

connected,

charge starts,

but battery will

not charge.

Vehicle display failure

Verify that there is a charging system

fault message on the instrument

cluster, then stop the charging. It

is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider.

AC grid outage When the power grid is restored, the

charging will automatically restart.

Charging cable is not

connected properly

Verify that the charging connection

cable is not loosely connected.

Charging connection

switch is pressed

If the charging connection switch

is pressed, the charging will stop.

The charging connection should be

connected again to start charging.

Power battery

temperature is too

high or too low

If the instrument cluster shows

that EV function is limited, the

charging will automatically stop.

Charge the vehicle when the battery

temperature returns to a normal level.

Charging

stops midway

Vehicle or charging

pile failure

Verify that there is fault prompts for

the charging pile or the vehicle, and

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider.

AC Vehicle Charge/Discharge

Indicator

•The charge/discharge indicator is

located in the charging port hatch

on the right side of the vehicle body

to indicate charging status in green,

yellow, red, blue, and white colors.

•If the charging/discharging coupler is

not connected, the indicator remains

solid white for a period of time. If

the vehicle is locked during use, the

indicator is on for a period of time

and then turn off. When the vehicle is

unlocked, the indicator lights up again.

Function Vehicle Status Indicator Status Color

Lighting Charging port opened

(no coupler connected) Solid white

Charge/discharge

initialization process Flashing yellow

Charging Charging being scheduled/

charging paused Solid yellow

Charging in progress Flashing green

Charging

Charging complete Solid green

Discharging Discharging in progress Flashing blue

Fault Charge/Discharge fault Solid red

USING AND DRIVING

Charging Method

•Check before charging:

•Check the charging device for

abnormalities such as cracked

housing, worn cable, rusted plug, or

foreign materials.

•Do not charge when the charging

connection becomes loose.

•Make sure the port is clear of fluids

or foreign objects, and its metal

terminals are not rusty or corroded.

•In any of these cases, do not charge.

Otherwise, personal injury may occur

due to short circuit or electric shock.

Household Portable AC Charging

1. Device description

•Connect the vehicle to an outlet that

meets local standards to charge the

vehicle.

•A household socket meeting local

standards must be used in order to

avoid line damage or tripping due to

high-power charging, which may effect

the normal use of other devices.

•This (Mode 2) equipment includes

a power plug (complying with local

standards), a charging coupler, a control

box and a charging cable. The plug is

connected to a standard household

power socket, and the charging coupler

to the vehicle's charging port.

•Charging time: Refer to the charging

time message on the instrument cluster

or infotainment system.

WARNING

•For specific charging safety

warnings, see the charging safety

warnings in the charger instructions.

WARNING

•The highest working temperature

allowed for the product is 50°C.

Store the product in a cool and dry

place when it is not in use.

•When charging, do not place the

device in the trunk, under the front

of the vehicle or near a tire.

•When using the device, prevent

it from getting rolled over by the

vehicle, dropped, or trampled on.

•Do not drop the device. Do not

pull the cable directly to move

this device. Handle it gently when

moving.

•It is strictly prohibited to modify,

disassemble, or repair the charging

device and its ports.

•It is not recommended to use any

additional power cable or adapter.

If an additional adapter is required,

select a suitable cable diameter

(≥1.5 mm²) and the adapter/

connector parameters must meet

the requirements.

•Do not use the charging device if

the household power strip cord

becomes soft, the charging coupler

cable is worn out, the insulation

layer is broken, or in case of any

other damage.

•Do not use the device if the charging

coupler, power plug or power strip is

disconnected, broken or shows any

sign of surface damage.

REMINDER

•It is recommended to contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider or local electrician to

select an appropriate power supply

according to requirements of the

charging device.

REMINDER

•Grounding instructions for the

charging device: The device

must be well grounded, and if

the charging device fails or is

damaged, the ground cable can

provide a minimum impedance

circuit discharge to reduce the

risk of electric shock. The device

is equipped with a ground cable

connecting the ground point of

the device with that of the power

plug, and the power plug must

match a properly installed and well-

grounded power supply outlet.

•The charging cable cannot be

placed in a spiral during charging, as

this will affect heat dissipation.

•See the charging instructions for

specific charging precautions.

2. Charging

Unlock the vehicle and open the charging

port hatch.

•Open the charging port hatch:

•With the vehicle doors unlocked, it

is recommended to power off the

vehicle, then press the charging

port hatch. The hatch then opens

automatically.

WARNING

•To prevent the electrical charging

port hatch from failing, do not open

and close it repeatedly.

•Open the vehicle charging port cap,

and make sure that no obstacles exist

between the head of the charging

coupler and the end of the charging

socket.

•Connect the power supply terminal:

•Insert the power plug of Mode 2

equipment into a household socket.

•Connect the vehicle port:

•Insert the charging coupler into the

vehicle socket.

•After the charging coupler inserted,

the charging connection indicator

on the instrument cluster or

infotainment screen lights up.

•During charging, the instrument cluster

displays relevant charging parameters

and charging animation.

•At this point, you can schedule

charging on the infotainment

system. See function setting

descriptions in Charging

Reservation for the setup process.

USING AND DRIVING

3. Stopping charging

•End the charging:

•The charging automatically ends

when the vehicle is fully charged.

•To end the charging early, proceed

to the next step.

•Disconnect the charging port:

•If the anti-theft mode of the

electrical lock is deactivated, directly

press the mechanical button of the

charging coupler and pull out the

charging coupler.

•If the anti-theft mode of the

electrical lock is active, press the

unlock button on the key or press

the microswitch on the door handle

(when the key is nearby), then

press the mechanical button of the

charging coupler to pull out the

charging coupler.

REMINDER

•To unlock the vehicle, press

the unlock button on the key

(when charging the vehicle with

ignition switched off) or press the

microswitch on the door handle

(when the key is nearby).

•While the electrical lock is in anti-

theft mode, unlock the vehicle

to release electrical lock of the

charging port before pulling out the

charging coupler. The coupler has to

be pulled out within 30 seconds, or

the port will re-lock.

•The electrical lock mode can be set

on the infotainment system. For

setup procedure details, see Electric

Lock Control of the Charging Port.

REMINDER

•If the charging coupler cannot

be removed after the unlocking

operation, try a few more unlocking

attempts. If that does not work,

try emergency unlocking. For

the operating procedure, refer to

Emergency Unlocking of Charging

Port in Electric Lock Control of the

Charging Port.

•Disconnect the power plug.

•Close the charging port cap and the port

hatch.

•Store the charging device properly.

REMINDER

•When the charging port cap is fully

open, do not close the charging port

hatch.

WARNING

•Never drop the Mode 2 equipment

or pull it directly by its cable. Handle

the equipment with care when

moving it. Store the equipment in a

cool place after use.

Charging with AC Charging Piles

1. Device description

•Single-phase AC charging box *

•Use a standard-compliant

household charging box. For how to

use the charging device, refer to its

user manual or follow the operating

steps.

•Single-phase AC charging box: The

device consists of a charging box, a

charging coupler and a connecting

cable. Refer to the charging box

instruction manual for information

on circuit breaker and emergency

stop switch.

•Single-phase AC charging pile*

•Charge the vehicle using an AC

charging pile in a public place.

Charging time: Refer to the charging

time message on the instrument

cluster or infotainment system.

2. Charging

•Unlock the vehicle and open the

charging port hatch:

•Open the charging port hatch

by following the instructions on

unlocking the charging port hatch

in section Household Portable AC

Charging.

•Connect the vehicle port:

•Connect the coupler of the charging

device to the charging port in the

vehicle and lock it securely.

•Charging settings:

•For AC charging piles/boxes that

require authentication by, for

example, card swiping or QR code

scanning, see instruction manual for

charging piles/boxes.

•The charging connection indicator

on the instrument cluster lights up.

•During charging, the instrument cluster

displays relevant charging parameters

and charging animation.

3. Stopping charging

•End the charging:

•The charging device stops

automatically when early stop is set

or charging has been completed.

•Disconnect the charging port:

•Disconnect the coupler by

following the instructions in section

Household Portable AC Charging.

•Close the AC charging port hatch (see

the household portable AC charging

process).

•Organize the charging device and store

it properly.

•If using an AC charging pile/box,

place the charging coupler in its

designated location in the charging

pile/box.

Charging with DC Charging Piles

1. Device description

•Charge the vehicle using a DC charging

pile in a public place, which is typically

installed at a specific charging station.

•Charging time: Refer to the charging

time message on the instrument cluster.

•Equipment specifications: Please check

the instructions for the charger.

2. Charging

DC charging is achieved by connecting the

vehicle to a DC charger via the charging

coupler of the DC charger.

USING AND DRIVING

•Unlock the vehicle, and open the

charging port hatch and port cap.

•Connect the vehicle port:

•Plug the charging coupler to the

charging port in the vehicle and lock

it securely.

•Follow the instructions for the charging

device to start charging.

•The charging connection indicator

on the instrument cluster lights up.

•During charging, the instrument cluster

displays relevant charging parameters

and charging animation.

3. Stopping charging

•End the charging:

•Charging ends automatically when

early stop set for the charger is due

or the charging is complete.

•Disconnect the charging port:

•Press the mechanical lock button of

the DC charging coupler to pull out

the coupler.

•Press the unlock button twice within

3 seconds or press the microswitch

on the door handle. The vehicle

stops charging.

•When the DC charging pile charging

is complete, organize the charging

device and store the charging coupler

in its designated position in the charger

properly.

•Close the DC charging port cap and the

port hatch.

REMINDER

•When the charging port cap is fully

open, do not fully close the charging

port hatch.

CAUTION!

•When the charging is completed,

if the charging coupler cannot

be removed after the unlocking

operation, try a few more unlocking

attempts. If that does not work,

try emergency unlocking. For

the operating procedure, refer to

Emergency Unlocking of Charging

Port in Electric Lock Control of

Charging Port.

•The unlock button must be

pressed twice within 3 seconds to

successfully unlock DC charging.

•See the charging instructions for

specific charging precautions.

WARNING

•See the charging instructions for

specific charging safety warnings.

Charging Reservation

•The charging mode can be set on the

infotainment system. Access the setting

page in the following way:

•Tap on (infotainment system) →

New energy to go to the "Charging

Reservation" page.

•You can exit the Charging Reservation

page by tapping on the Back / Home

button.

Settings page

① Charging reservation switch

② Charging time

③ Repeat cycle

④ Settings

•The default factory setting is to charge

the vehicle immediately. That is, the

charging reservation switch is turned off.

•To schedule a charging, tap on the

Charging reservation On button ①, set

the charging start time ② and repeat

cycle ③, and tap on "OK" to save the

settings.

•After the reservation is set up

successfully, if you connect the charging

coupler or press the power button

to power off the vehicle during the

charge waiting period, the infotainment

system will remind you that the current

charging is a reserved charging and you

can change it to immediate charging as

needed.

•You can tap on the charging reservation

setting icon ④ to turn off the Charging

Coupler Connection Alert and Power-

Off Alert functions in the Charging

Reservation Alert.

CAUTION!

•The scheduled charging function

is only developed for slow AC

charging equipment supplied by

BYD. Please disable this function

when using slow AC charging

equipment that is not certified

by BYD. Otherwise, scheduled or

immediate charging may fail due to

no response from the equipment,

resulting in insufficient battery

power or even lack of electricity.

REMINDER

•The "Charge Now" option on the

reminder page is valid only for the

current charging reservation. To

cancel all reservations, turn off the

charging reservation switch on the

corresponding setting page.

•In the event of low battery, the

vehicle is charged to the minimum

level before charging scheduled

charging begins. In this process,

the infotainment system still gives

reminder messages for Power Off

and charging coupler connection,

and corresponding tips appear at

the lower part of the instrument

cluster.

•When connecting the DC charging

coupler*, the schedule setting is

invalid, and the vehicle will go into

immediate charging.

Smart Charging Function

•This vehicle has the smart charging

function and does not need to be

disconnected from the negative

terminal of the starter iron battery when

parked for an extended period of time.

USING AND DRIVING

•When the Starter Iron Battery Manager

detects that the charge level of the

starter iron battery is too low, the starter

iron battery can be charged with the

power battery.

REMINDER

•When the vehicle is stored for a long

time, the smart charging function

may be activated, which is normal

and not a vehicle failure.

•Power for smart charging comes

from the power battery pack, so it

is normal that an SOC decrease is

noticed when the vehicle is powered

on.

•To avoid power battery over-

discharging due to the smart

charging, when the vehicle is in

low SOC and smart charging is not

available at low SOC, avoid the

vehicle being parked in low SOC for

a long time, charge it timely instead.

Electric Lock Control of the

Charging Port

In order to prevent the charging coupler

from being stolen, the charging port of

this vehicle is anti-theft during charging

and discharging. The anti-theft function

is disabled by default. To enable the

function, go to the operation page by

tapping (infotainment system) → New

energy → ChargeSettings, and then tap

"Activate".

•When the function is enabled, unlock

the vehicle and unplug the charging

coupler during charging in the following

ways:

•Press the unlock button on the smart

key to unlock.

•Press the microswitch next to the

exterior handle of the driver’s side

door to unlock.

•Press the center console lock under

the window in the driver’s side

door to unlock.

•As shown in the table below, if the

vehicle is in state 2/3/4, apart from

the above-mentioned unlocking

operations, you can unlock and pull

out the charging coupler by pressing

its button. However, this may affect

the service life of the charging port or

charging coupler. This is an emergency

action that is not recommended to take

frequently.

No.

Electric

Lock Anti-

theft Mode

Status

Vehicle

Door Anti-

theft Lock

Status

Can the

Charging

Coupler Be

Removed?

1 Enabled Locking No

2 Enabled Enabled Yes

3 Disabled Locking Yes

4 Disabled Enabled Yes

CAUTION!

•Unplug the charging coupler in 30

seconds after unlocking or it will be

locked again.

•When the anti-theft mode is

disabled, the electrical lock of the

charging port automatically releases

once the charging is stopped. When

the anti-theft mode is enabled, the

vehicle needs to be unlocked first.

Emergency Unlocking of

Charging Port

When the electric lock fails and the

charging coupler cannot be unplugged,

try to unplug the charging coupler by

manually unlocking the charging port.

1. Open the trunk lid. There is an

emergency cable for the charging

coupler on the right side panel inside

the trunk.

2. Unlock the charging coupler by

unlocking the emergency cable latch

and pulling the emergency cable.

3. Reset the emergency cable latch after

the unlocking is complete.

REMINDER

•If the above functions are abnormal

or fail, contact a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider.

Discharging Method

•This vehicle features a vehicle to load

(VTOL) function.

REMINDER

•This function is recommended to be

used only when SOC is high.

•This function will be limited

when the vehicle is using external

discharge or when power is low.

•When ignition status is OFF and

VTOL is connected without output

for a long time, the vehicle's static

power consumption increases. It is

recommended that the discharging/

charging connectors are removed

when the device is not in use.

CAUTION!

•For precautions on the use of

discharge connection devices, refer

to article 3 of charging precautions,

charging precautions for charging

equipment.

•Before discharging, confirm the

vehicle's power and estimate the

remaining driving range.

•Before VTOL discharging, ensure

that the load is turned off.

WARNING

•When discharging, do not touch

the discharge power strip, in-car

discharge socket, or the metal end

of the vehicle's charging port.

•If anything unusual is noticed during

discharge, such as smoke or smell,

stop it immediately.

•Discharging safety warnings are the

same as charging safety warnings

(refer to charging instructions).

USING AND DRIVING

WARNING

•Store the product in a cool dry place

when not in use.

•When discharging, do not place the

device in the trunk, under the front

of the car or near the tires.

•When using it, avoid it getting rolled

over by the vehicle, dropped, or

trampled on.

•Never drop the device. Never move

it by pulling it directly by its cable.

When moving the device, it needs to

be handled with care.

•Never use the discharging

equipment if the power supply

strip cable becomes soft, the

discharging nozzle cable is worn

out, the insulation layer is cracked,

or in case of any other damage.

•Never use the equipment when the

discharging connector or power

supply strip is disconnected, broken,

or there is any sign of surface

damage.

External Discharging Method*

Discharging

•Before discharging, turn off the anti-

theft mode of the vehicle.

•Unlock the charging port hatch switch,

then open the port hatch and the port

cap.

•Check before discharging:

•Ensure that the battery capacity of

the vehicle to be discharged is not

below 15%.

•Ensure that VTOL connection device

is free of abnormalities such as

broken housing, rusted plug, or

foreign materials.

•Ensure that there is no water or

foreign material inside the charging

port and that metal terminals are

not damaged and free from rust or

corrosion.

•Do not discharge if any of the above

conditions is found; otherwise, short

circuit or electric shock so caused

could lead to personal injury.

•Connect the discharge connection

device:

•Connect the VTOL discharge device

to the charging port. The power strip

indicator lights up when the strip is

powered and ready for use.

•Discharging starts:

•After the connection is made,

discharge begins and respective

information is displayed on the

instrument cluster.

Stopping discharging

•Stop discharging:

•Disconnect the load.

•Disconnect the discharge connection

device:

•Unplug the discharging device.

•Close the port cap and the port

hatch (refer to Household Portable

AC Charging*).

•Organizing the device:

•Store the device properly when

discharging is complete.

Driving Range Display

•The "Driving Range Display Mode" can

be set to improve driving experience.

The default setting is "Standard".

•For corresponding settings, tap on

(infotainment system) → New Energy →

Energy Management → Driving Range

Display Mode.

•Standard mode: displays the

driving range based on the result of

comprehensive working condition

test.

•Dynamic mode: displays the

estimated driving range based

on the available battery power

and current average energy

consumption.

•The set driving range display mode is

memorized by the system.

•When the vehicle is powered off and

then on, the display mode set last

time will be maintained.

REMINDER

•When the "Dynamic" driving range

display mode is set:

»The range displayed when

the battery is fully charged

varies based on the energy

consumption of the previous

trip.

»The driving range actually

displayed will be adjusted based

on the state of the vehicle’s

air conditioner, the driving

mode (ECO, NORMAL, SPORT,

etc.) selected, and the driver's

driving habits, so as to match the

vehicle's actual driving range.

Battery

Power Battery

•The vehicle is powered by a power

battery that can be charged and

discharged repeatedly. The power

battery is charged by an external power

source or through energy recovery when

the vehicle brakes or coasts.

•The power battery is located under

the vehicle floor, so be careful to avoid

bumping when driving on bumpy or

uneven roads.

Battery properties

•It is normal that vehicle performance

is affected by battery electrochemical

properties and self-protection and

varies to some extent in the following

conditions:

•When SOC is high, the regenerative

braking performance may decline.

•The battery charging switches

to trickle charging mode when

SOC is high. If the charging time is

prolonged, the estimated remaining

charging time displayed on the

cluster may not be accurate.

•When SOC is low, the acceleration

performance may decline.

•When SOC is low, VTOL cannot be

used as normal. Charge the battery

promptly.

•At high or low temperatures, it

is normal that the charging and

discharging capabilities of the power

battery decline, and the charging

time is prolonged. For fast charging,

high-power charging equipment is

recommended. Power performance

may also decline under extreme

temperatures.

USING AND DRIVING

•For charging at low temperatures,

the temperature control system can

significantly improve the charging

capability. For details regarding low-

temperature charging, see Charging

Precautions.

•When the vehicle is used at low

temperatures, the battery's

temperature control system will start

heating the battery as appropriate

to ensure the driving power and

discharging performance and

improve your driving experience.

When the vehicle is driven over

short distances, heating may be

ineffective, which increases power

consumption and decreases driving

range.

•When the power battery is normal, the

driving range of the vehicle varies with

the following factors:

•Driving habit: For example, the

range in frequent acceleration or

deceleration is shorter than that at

constant speeds, and the range is

shorter when driving at high speeds

than when at low speeds.

•Road conditions: For example, the

range driven in rough conditions or

on long slopes is shorter than that

in normal conditions and on even

roads.

•Air temperature: The driving range

at low temperatures is shorter than

that at ambient temperatures.

•Use of electric equipment: For

example, the range driven with A/C

on is shorter than that with A/C off.

•Available battery power is lower in

cold weather and reduces as the

temperature decreases. If the vehicle

with high battery level is charged

at low temperatures, the SOC may

quickly jump to 100%.

Battery usage Tips

•It is recommended to use the vehicle at

temperatures between -10℃ to 40℃.

When SOC is low, timely charge the

vehicle to ensure enough driving range

and good acceleration performance.

•Do not keep the vehicle in a place above

40°C for a long time (more than 15 days)

as this may reduce the life of the power

battery.

•Frequent and sudden acceleration

or deceleration should be avoided.

Drive the vehicle on flat and dry roads.

When necessary, turn off high-power

equipment such as A/C or adjust the

A/C temperature to reduce power

consumption of such devices and

increase the driving range.

•Low-power charging contributes to the

service life of power battery.

•When the vehicle is used for the first

time or after a long idle period, the

SOC displayed on the cluster may not

be correct. It is recommended to fully

charge the vehicle first.

•During daily use, please fully charge

the vehicle on a regular basis (at least

once a week), and fully charge it from a

low battery level (<5% SOC) once every

three to six months. When SOC is below

10%, it is recommended to discharge

the vehicle to below 5% by using A/C,

infotainment system and other low-

voltage devices with P gear engaged.

•Under extreme working conditions

(such as frequent sudden acceleration/

deceleration) that cause battery

overheating, if the temperature of

power battery is excessively high, it

is normal that discharging capability

will gradually decrease. If the battery

temperature keeps rising, the fault light

on the cluster will light up. At this time,

it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider.

•When the battery SOC increases

or decreases abnormally, it is

recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

inspection.

WARNING

In the event of an emergency or

accident, be aware of the following

warnings:

•To avoid personal injury, do not

touch the power battery directly.

•Please contact a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider as soon as

possible.

•If the power battery is damaged and

leaking fluid, avoid any contact with

the fluid. If it comes into contact

with skin or eyes, rinse immediately

with plenty of water, and seek

immediate medical attention.

•If the vehicle catches fire, use

dedicated fire extinguishers instead

of water-based fire extinguishers.

CAUTION!

•To ensure safety of the power

battery, stop the vehicle away

from flammable and explosive

materials, ignition sources and

various hazardous chemicals.

•The available battery capacity will

decrease as the vehicle is used over

time.

•Prolonged exposure to heat sources

and direct sunlight will reduce

power battery service life.

•If there is a collision with the power

battery, contact a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider

immediately for maintenance.

Power Battery Maintenance

•For optimal battery performance,

use an AC charging connector to fully

charge the battery regularly, and the

recommended frequency is once a week

at least.

•If the vehicle is going to be idle for over

7 days, it is recommended to keep the

SOC between 40% and 60% to extend

vehicle service life. If the vehicle is going

to be idle for over 3 months, charge

the battery fully and discharge it down

to 40% to 60% SOC, to avoid battery

degradation or even damage.

Power Battery Recycling

How to scrap an NEV:

1. Take the vehicle to the BYD recycling

service provider that will assess the

residual value of the power battery.

2. Take the assessed vehicle to the

recycling organization to disassemble

the power battery.

3. Take the battery to the recycling service

provider which will buy back the battery.

WARNING

•New energy car owners have the

responsibility and obligation to

hand over waste power batteries

to the recycling service outlet.

Those who hand over waste power

batteries to other organizations

or individuals for dismantling or

disassembly without authorization,

thus causing environmental

pollution or accidents, shall bear the

corresponding responsibilities.

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Iron Starter Battery

•Battery working modes include

"Normal", "Sleep", "Ultra-low Power",

"Low-Voltage Protection", etc. The

purpose is to protect the battery cell

from damage. If the vehicle system is

in good condition, the vehicle switches

between these modes automatically,

having no effect on your use of the

vehicle.

•To avoid starter iron battery feed,

the "smart charging" function will be

actively triggered if conditions (hood

closed, ignition "OFF", power battery

discharging allowed, and starter iron

battery level lower than the design

value) are met.

•When the smart charging function is

triggered, the starter iron battery is

charged through the power battery.

Therefore, it is normal that the SOC or

the pure-electric driving range displayed

on the cluster decreases, when the

vehicle is started after being idle.

•If "smart charging" fails, the starter

iron battery may cut off the vehicle's

power supply. If you find before use

that the vehicle is not powered, try

to activate the starter iron battery by

pressing the left front door microswitch

continuously, and immediately power

on the vehicle to charge the starter iron

battery. It is recommended to charge it

for more than 1 hour.

CAUTION!

•The starter iron battery contains

relays. Thus it is normal to hear a

"click" sound when the battery is

running.

•The starter iron battery shall be

charged with professional charging

tools, and shall not be removed for

recharging without permission.

CAUTION!

•Do not jump-start the vehicle with

another fuel vehicle, as this may

damage the starter iron battery.

•The starter iron battery is a battery

on low-pressure platform that is

different from an ordinary lead-acid

battery. Please read the instructions

for use in this manual in detail.

•The starter iron battery has a built-in

power manager. Do not disassemble

or repair the battery without

permission to avoid damaging the

battery or causing personal injury.

•The starter iron battery needs to

communicate with the vehicle for

normal use, so it is important to

connect its connector and wiring

harness correctly.

Usage Guidelines

Break-in Period

•If the powertrain is hard to start or

frequently stops turning, inspect the

vehicle immediately.

•If the powertrain makes any abnormal

sounds, stop the vehicle for inspection.

•If the powertrain has severe coolant

and oil leakage, stop the vehicle for

inspection.

•The powertrain needs break-in. It is

recommended that this be done within

the first 5,000 km in economic mode

by smoothly driving, instead of high-

speed driving. The following practices

can effectively prolong vehicle service

life:

•Avoid flooring the accelerator

pedal when starting and driving the

vehicle.

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•Avoid speeding.

•Avoid emergency braking within the

first 300 km.

•Do not maintain a high or low speed

for too long.

Trailer Towing

•This vehicle is designed to carry

passengers. Do not overload it or use it

to tow other vehicles.

•Towing other vehicles will have an

adverse impact on the vehicle, including

handling, performance, braking,

endurance, economic driving or power

consumption.

•Driving safety and comfort totally

depend on equipment usage and good

driving habits.

•BYD doesn't provide free warranty for

the damage or faults resulted from

towing for commercial purposes.

Saving Energy and

Extending Vehicle Service

Life

•Saving energy is simple and easy, and it

helps prolong the vehicle's service life.

•Energy and repair cost saving tips:

1. Regenerative braking setting:

•This vehicle can recycle energy. Set

the energy through regenerative

braking, which can be set by using

the corresponding button in the

infotainment system. When regenerative

braking is set to high, energy recovery

increases when braking and coasting.

Set this feature according to driving

habits.

2. Maintaining constant speed:

•Constant speeds save energy.

Sudden acceleration, sharp turns

and emergency braking increase

consumption.

•Speeds should be kept constant

according to traffic conditions.

Additional energy is consumed each

time the accelerator is pushed.

•Acceleration should be gradual. Avoid

sudden acceleration or deceleration.

•Prevent emergency braking, and

subsequent brake wear, by keeping

an appropriate distance from vehicles

ahead, and paying attention to traffic

lights.

•Congested roads increase energy

consumption.

•Keep moderate speeds in motorways.

The higher the speed, the higher the

consumption.

3. Reduce load:

•Consumption is higher when air

conditioning is used. When outside

temperatures are moderate, the use of

air circulation instead of air conditioning

reduces consumption.

•Do not overload the vehicle

unnecessarily.

4. Other tips:

•Make sure tire pressure is correct.

Low tire pressure increases energy

consumption and wear.

•Keep front wheels properly aligned,

avoid driving into curbstones, and drive

slowly in rough terrain.

•Keep the bottom of the vehicle clean

and mud free. This reduces vehicle

weight and prevents corrosion.

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REMINDER

•Do not coast in neutral gear.

Carrying Luggage

•This vehicle has multiple storage

spaces that allow you to conveniently

keep items. Overloading or improper

accommodation may affect

maneuverability, stability and normal

operation of the vehicle, and reduce its

safety.

•The vehicle's total load (vehicle +

passengers + luggage) is not allowed to

exceed the maximum allowable mass.

WARNING

•Overloading and improper

accommodation may affect stability

and vehicle control, which may lead

to accidents.

•Observe the maximum weight limit

and other loading guidelines in this

manual.

•Do not carry highly magnetic items,

for those might interfere in the the

vehicle's operating functions.

Carrying Items in the Passenger

Area

•All items that could be thrown inwards

and thus injure occupants in case of a

collision must be properly placed and

secured.

•Ensure that items placed on the floor

behind the front seat do not roll under

the seat, so as to avoid affecting the

driver’s ability to control the pedals or

normal seat adjustment. Do not stack

items to a height taller than the front

seats’ seat backs.

•Make sure the glove box is always closed

while driving. If the glove box is open,

the occupant’s knees may be injured

in case of a collision or an emergency

stop.

REMINDER

•Be careful with children's toys inside

the cabin, for these may pose a

hazard in case of emergency braking

or accidents.

Loading the Trunk

•Place luggage evenly in the trunk. Put

heavier items at the bottom and as far in

as possible.

•Secure items with ropes or straps so

that they will not move while driving. Do

not stack items to a height taller than

seat backs.

Vehicle Wading Into Water

•Check water depth - it must not exceed

the vehicle's lower edge - before driving

into flooded areas.

•If crossing a flooded area is necessary,

turn of the air conditioner and keep

acceleration steady to slowly cross over.

•Never stop, back up or turn off the

vehicle in flooded areas.

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•After crossing over, press the brake

pedal several times to dry out the disks

and recover brake performance.

•Be careful when driving through deep

water, as brakes may get wet.

WARNING

•The presence of water, mud, or silt

in the braking system may delay

brake response and extend braking

distance.

•Drive carefully and avoid emergency

braking after crossing flooded areas.

•The motor will be seriously

damaged if it is submerged when

crossing a flooded area. Such

damaged is not covered by the

vehicle's warranty.

•Other systems like transmission,

driving and electrical may also

be seriously damaged upon

submersion. Such damage is not

covered by the vehicle's warranty

either.

Influence of waterlogging on high-

voltage parts:

•If water enters high voltage systems, it

may not fully dry out by any means.

•Vehicle safety and operating

performance will be seriously affected

if high-voltage parts are waterlogged,

because insulation is seriously

compromised and the risk of short-

circuit is greatly increased.

•Waterlogged high voltage parts pose

a very high safety risk, due to reduced

protection and voltage withstanding

capacities.

•Be sure to find a sheltered place when

charging the vehicle in rainy weather.

If the vehicle is waterlogged or the

wading depth exceeds the door sill,

timely contact a BYD authorized dealer

or service provider for troubleshooting

and processing. Do not drive in flooded

areas where water is deeper than half

the tire height.

Fire Prevention

To prevent vehicle fires in a timely and

effective manner, pay attention to the

following during use of the vehicle:

•No flammable or explosive items are

allowed in the vehicle.

•Temperatures may reach 60-70°C in

a vehicle exposed to direct sunlight

in summer. Therefore, flammable

and explosive items, such as lighters,

cleaning agents and perfumes,

stored in the vehicle can cause a fire

or even explosion easily.

•Make sure cigarettes are thoroughly put

out.

•Smoking is not only harmful to your

health, but can also may cause a fire.

Cigarettes that not thoroughly put

out may cause a fire.

•It is recommended to go to a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

regular vehicle checks.

•Check vehicle wiring, connections,

harnesses, insulation, fixed position

and etc.regularly. Deal with

identified problems promptly.

•Do not refit vehicle wiring or add any

unauthorized electrical appliance.

•The addition of extra electrical

appliances, such as high-power

audio systems, light fixtures, etc.,

may overload and overheat the

wiring harness and increase the risk

of fire.

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•Improper refitting of electrical

appliances or wiring may cause a

fire due to contact resistance and

abnormal heating. Fuses or other

replacement wires in excess of

relevant electrical rating are strictly

prohibited.

•Select a proper parking location.

•When parking the vehicle, try to

avoid sun exposure.

•Keep a lightweight fire extinguisher in

the vehicle and know how to use it.

•In order to ensure vehicle safety, a

fire extinguisher should be equipped

in the vehicle, and be checked and

replaced regularly. Also, you should

familiarize yourself with use of the

fire extinguisher and be prepared for

any accidents.

•Disconnect the negative cable of the

battery in the engine compartment

when the vehicle is being serviced or

repaired.

•In the event of a fire in the vehicle, take

effective measures in a timely and calm

manner to minimize any losses:

•Fires typically show initial warning

signs, such as abnormal noises and

odors in the vehicle body. When

abnormal conditions are found, turn

off and stop the vehicle immediately.

It is best to park the vehicle in a

windproof place, and then put out

the fire using the fire extinguisher in

the vehicle.

•Call the fire alarm in time, and also

dial the insurance company’s

reporting number and ask the

company to come to the fire site for

handling.

•Look for the ignition point. If the

cabin smokes, do not open the

hood immediately. (This will let a

large amount of air in and cause

fire spreading. There is limited

comburent in the cabin. Keeping the

hood closed can control the fire so

that the fire can be easily put out).

Point the on-board fire extinguisher

at the ignition point from the hood

gap to put the fire out, or seek help

from the passing cars. If you can

borrow more fire extinguishers, open

the hood to put it out when you

cannot see any flame from outside.

•If the fire brigade is involved, ask for

a duty performance certificate and a

description of fire cause.

•After occurrence of the accident,

contact the insurance company

timely for post-event handling.

REMINDER

•In order to mitigate losses in the

event of an accident, the purchase

of commercial insurance (fire loss,

theft, etc.) is recommended.

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Starting and

Driving

Starting the Vehicle

In normal cases, start the vehicle as

below:

•Engage the parking brake firmly.

•Switch the gearshift lever to P or N.

•Carry a valid smart key.

•Press the Start/Stop button ② while

pressing the brake pedal ①.

•When the "OK" indicator lights up on the

cluster, the vehicle is powered on.

•The vehicle cannot power on when:

•The smart key warning light lights

up, there is a beep, and a "No key

detected” message is displayed on

the cluster, meaning the key is not in

range or cannot be detected.

•The key is somewhere unsuitable for

detection, such as on the floor, in the

cup holder, trunk, etc.

Starting the vehicle in emergencies:

•Engage the parking brake firmly.

•Turn off all lights and accessories.

•Switch the ignition off.

•The electronic smart key is in the

vehicle.

•Press and hold the smart key start

button for over 15 seconds.

CAUTION!

•Do not touch the power button

while driving.

Remote Start Function*

Before starting

1. The power mode is "OFF".

2. The gearshift lever is on "P".

3. The vehicle speed is below 5 km/h.

"Remote Start" with the

Electronic Smart Key

1. Press and hold the "Remote Start/Stop"

button on the electronic smart key for

2 seconds to start the vehicle. After it

is started, the turn signals flash three

times.

2. If there is no valid operation within 10

minutes after remote start, the vehicle

stops and powers off, and the turn

signals flash twice.

3. Press and hold the "Remote Start/

Stop" on the electronic smart key for 2

seconds. The vehicle stops and powers

off, and the turn signals flash twice.

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Driving

•During the driving, energy is recovered

through regenerative brakes when

the vehicle decelerates. For higher

efficiency, do not accelerate or

decelerate the vehicle unnecessarily.

•To set the energy regeneration intensity,

go to (infotainment system) → New

Energy → Energy Management.

•Standard: When the accelerator

pedal is released, the motor

controller recovers energy in the

standard level, and the vehicle

deceleration is in the standard level.

•High: When the accelerator pedal

is released, the motor controller

recovers more energy, and the

vehicle deceleration is high.

•Select the regeneration intensity

based on the deceleration sense

when releasing the accelerator pedal.

Different deceleration senses deliver

different driving experiences.

•The set energy regeneration intensity

will be memorized. When the vehicle

is powered off and then on, the

regenerative braking mode set last time

will be maintained.

REMINDER

•Do not set the regeneration

intensity when driving the vehicle

in high speed, as the driver may be

distracted.

•The driving modes are ranked as SPORT,

NORMAL, and ECO, in descending order

of driving power. Be sure to drive safely.

•The power of the whole vehicle is

weaker at low battery level than that at

high battery level.

Safety Check Before Driving

It is advisable to carry out a safety check

before driving long distances, which may

ensure your driving safety and enhance

your driving experiences. The vehicle can

also be taken to a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider for inspection.

Exterior

•Tires: Check tire pressure and carefully

inspect tires for any cut, damage,

foreign material, anomaly, and

excessive wear.

•Lug nuts: Check whether nuts are loose

or missing.

•Lighting: Verify that headlights, parking

lights, position lights, turn signals,

and other lights are all working. Check

headlight intensity.

Interior

•Seat belts: Check whether seat belts can

be properly fastened. Verify that seat

belts are not worn or scratched.

•Instrument cluster: Particularly, verify

that maintenance indicator, instrument

cluster lighting, and defroster work

properly.

•Brake pedal: Verify that there is enough

space for the brake pedal to work.

In the engine compartment

•Spare fuses: Verify that spare fuses of

all rated charges in the fuse box are

available.

•Coolant level: Verify that coolant level is

correct.

•Starter iron battery and cables: Inspect

connectors for any corrosion or

looseness and any cracks in starter iron

battery housing.

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Check after starting

•Instrument cluster: Verify that

maintenance indicator and

speedometer work properly.

•Brakes: In a safe area, drive the vehicle

straight, hold the steering wheel tightly,

decelerate and apply the brake. Verify

that the vehicle maintains a straight

direction.

•Other abnormalities: Check for loose

parts, leaks, and unusual noises.

If everything is OK, enjoy driving with

confidence.

Preparations Before Driving

•Check the surroundings before getting

into the vehicle.

•Adjust seat position, seat back angle,

cushion height, headrest height, and the

steering wheel angle and height.

•Adjust rear view mirror and side mirrors.

•Close all doors.

•Fasten the seat belts.

Gear Shift Controls

•The gear position of the gear actuator is

marked on the gearshift lever as shown

on the right.

•"P": Parking. Press this button to park

the vehicle. Shift to this position when

turning the motor on or off.

•To start the vehicle, the power status

should be on "OK". Depress the

brake pedal, press the UNLOCK

button ①, and toggle the gearshift

lever to switch from "P" to another

position.

CAUTION!

•The "P" gear button must only be

pressed after the vehicle has come

to a complete stop.

•"R": Reversing gear. It can only be

used when the vehicle has come to a

complete stop.

•"N": Neutral gear, used for temporary

stop.

•The Parking gear must be engaged

whenever the driver leaves the

vehicle.

•"D": Drive gear, used for normal driving.

•Before shifting into "D", ensure that the

power switch is on "OK"

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•Shifting out of "P" or to "D" gear requires

pressing the brake pedal and the

UNLOCK button at the same time. For

details, see the prompt message on the

instrument cluster.

•If the shift is successful, the lever returns

to its middle position after it is released.

WARNING

•If the motor is turned off and the

vehicle travels for a long time after

it is in the "N" gear, the transmission

may be severely damaged due to

lack of lubrication.

•When the motor is running and the

vehicle is in the "R"/"D" gear, always

stop the vehicle by stepping on the

brake pedal, as there is still force

transmitted from the actuator and

the vehicle can travel slowly even in

its idle condition.

•If you want to shift a gear while

driving forward, do not step on

the accelerator pedal to prevent

accidents.

•Never set the shift lever to "R" or

press the "P" button while the

vehicle is in motion, to prevent

accidents.

•It is not recommended to allow the

vehicle to go down a ramp when it

is in the "N" or "P" gear, even if the

vehicle is not started.

•To prevent inadvertent vehicle

movement, apply the parking brake

when the vehicle comes to a full

stop and press the "P" button.

Electronic Parking Brake

(EPB)

EPB Switch

Ensure the EPB is engaged when parking

and leaving the vehicle.

Manual EPB Engagement

Pull up the EPB switch so that the EPB

applies an appropriate parking force. The

indicator on the instrument cluster

flashes and then is steady on, indicating

that EPB is engaged. In addition, a text

prompt "EPB activated" is displayed.

CAUTION!

•When the indicator flashes, EPB is

working. If the vehicle is on a slope,

do not release the brake pedal

unless is steady on, otherwise

the vehicle may move down.

Automatic EPB Engagement

Automatic EPB engagement

•When the vehicle is powered off, EPB

automatically engages and the

indicator lights up on the cluster.

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Automatic "P" gear engagement

•Depress the brake pedal to stop the

vehicle and engage P gear. EPB is

engaged automatically. Do not release

the brake pedal until the indicator on

the cluster stops flashing and become

steady on and the "EPB engaged"

message is displayed.

CAUTION!

•If the EPB switch is pressed and

shutdown, EPB will not be pop up

automatically. This operation can

be used for towing or pushing the

vehicle in case of breakdown.

•During this process, the brake pedal

should not be released in advance,

especially when the vehicle is

parked on a slope, as there is a risk

the vehicle will move down.

•This feature is intended to improve

the vehicle's autonomous safety,

and over-reliance or frequent use

is not recommended. To ensure

safety, make sure that the vehicle

is set to the "P" gear position or

the EPB switch is pulled up before

getting out of the vehicle.

•In the first few seconds after starting

the vehicle, the EPB system is in

the process of power-on self-test,

during which it will not respond to

all functions.

Manual EPB Release

•When power status is on "OK" or the

vehicle is started and the gearshift

lever is not on "P", press and hold the

brake pedal and press the EPB switch

until the indicator on the cluster is off,

which indicates EPB has been released,

and there will be an "EPB Released"

message.

CAUTION!

•The "P" gear is the vehicle's parking

gear, meaning that the vehicle is

in a stable parking status, while

EPB is the vehicle's main parking

device. To ensure parking safety,

release EPB with the EPB switch

only when the vehicle is not in "P"

gear (parking gear).

Automatic EPB Release upon

Vehicle Start

•With the vehicle parked, start the

vehicle, depress and hold the brake

pedal, and shift the gear from "P" or "N"

into a driving gear like "D" or "R". EPB

is released automatically, the indicator

goes off, and a "EPB released" message

is displayed.

CAUTION!

•The brake pedal must always be

pressed when shifting gears. Release

the pedal only after the intended

gear is displayed on the cluster.

•When the vehicle has been started

and the gear is in a driving gear like

"D" or "R", engage EPB manually,

then simply depress the accelerator

pedal slowly to a certain degree. EPB

is released automatically, with the

indicator going off and the message

"EPB Released" displayed.

WARNING

•Whenever possible, refrain from

using for forced braking. Use the

emergency braking function only

extreme cases, for example, when

the brake pedal fails or is blocked.

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WARNING

•This is because EPB cannot exceed

the physical limit of road adhesion.

If the emergency braking function

is used in curves, dangerous or

congested roads, or in bad weather

conditions, the vehicle may drift,

skid or deviate.

Release Failure

•If manual EPB release fails, press and

hold the EPB switch for over 2 seconds.

If EPB can be released, drive the vehicle

to the nearest repair shop to check

the brake pedal switching signal and

relevant parts and lines. If it cannot

be released, contact a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider immediately.

Emergency Braking When Brake

Pedal Fails

•When the vehicle is running and ESC

system works properly, if the brake is

stuck or fails, controller deceleration

parking (CDP) can be used. If only EPB is

engaged, the braking deceleration is 0.4

g; if EPB is engaged with the brake pedal

pressed at the same time, the braking

deceleration is 0.8 g. Avoid using EPB

for forced braking, but only activate the

emergency braking function in case of

emergencies such as brake pedal failure

or stuck brake pedal.

EPB System Indicator

•When the vehicle is powered on, if the

EPB is engaged, the indicator on the

instrument cluster will be steady on.

•When the vehicle is powered off, if the

EPB is engaged, the indicator on the

instrument cluster will go on and then

go off in about 3 seconds.

•When the vehicle is powered on, the EPB

system starts self-check. The indicator

will be off after about 3 seconds. If

it does not go off, the EPB or braking

system may be faulty. In this case,

contact a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider immediately.

EPB Activation Sound

•EPB motor noises can be heard while

the EPB is being engaged or released.

•After the emergency braking function is

activated, if there is a burning smell or

unusual noises are heard, contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider

immediately.

WARNING

•To prevent the vehicle from moving,

the gearshift is not to be used to

replace EPB when parking. EPB

must be used instead, and the

vehicle must be in "P" gear.

•The EPB switch must not be

operated when the vehicle is

moving.

•When the EPB switch is pulled or

released, the brake pedal must be

pressed to prevent the vehicle from

moving, and the subsequent locking

of the gearshift that occurs because

EPB cannot provide a sufficient

parking force.

Automatic Vehicle Hold

(AVH)

The Auto Vehicle Hold(AVH) takes place

when the vehicle needs to be stationary

for longer periods of time, such as in

traffic jams on a slope, or waiting at traffic

lights. The AVH function is enabled when

the brake pedal is depressed to stop the

vehicle.

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•Press the AVH switch to enable AVH.

A white indicator for AVH standby is

displayed on the instrument cluster, and

it turns green when AVH can be enabled.

•Press the AVH switch again to disable

AVH.

CAUTION!

•Depressing the accelerator pedal,

switching to the "P" gear, or

engaging the EPB will make the

vehicle exit AVH mode and return

to the AVH standby status; even if

the AVH standby status conditions

are not met, the vehicle will also exit

AVH mode.

Preconditions for AVH Standby

(All Must Be Met)

•AVH switch is turned on and the white

AVH standby indicator is displayed on

the cluster.

•The driver seat belt is fastened and the

doors are closed.

•The vehicle drive motor is started or the

power status is on "OK".

•Both ESC and EPB systems are normally.

CAUTION!

•Upon power-on, the AVH function is

disabled by default. It enters stand-

by mode, and the instrument cluster

displays a white AVH stand-by status

indicator.

AVH Running Conditions (All

Must Be Met)

•The AVH function is standby.

•In D gear, the brake pedal is depressed

to stop the vehicle.

•The AVH function is enabled, brake

lights and the high mounted stop

lamp are on, and the AVH indicator

on the cluster turns green.

•The AVH function enters the standby

mode after working for 10 minutes,

with the EPB switch automatically

pulled up.

•For AVH to be activated, all the

conditions must be met at the same

time.

CAUTION!

•For AVH to be activated, all

conditions of automatic parking

function must be met.

•When the gear is shifted from D to

R, the system will enter the moving

mode, and the AVH function will not

be activated. When the AVH button

is pressed or the speed exceeds

10 km/h, the system will exit the

moving mode.

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Low Speed Moving Conditions

•When the gear is shifted into "R” and

the vehicle moves slowly, AVH goes

into low speed moving mode. When the

vehicle reverses (P gear) or travels (D

gear) at a low speed, AVH is suppressed

to improve vehicle motion.

•After moving the vehicle, push the AVH

switch to exit moving mode, which can

also be disabled if the vehicle speed

exceeds 10 km/h. Then the AVH function

can be activated normally.

Key Points for Driving

•Drive slowly and carefully along gravel

roads. To prevent tire damage, do not

drive over sharp-edged obstacles.

•Slow down on bumpy or uneven roads.

•Avoid driving through flooded areas as

much as possible.

•Slow down when driving against strong

winds.

•Cleaning the vehicle or driving through

deep water may wet brakes. To keep

brakes dry, drive carefully and depress

the brake pedal gently.

•Drive carefully on slippery roads, such

as roads covered in ice, snow or sand;

or surfaces like wet ceramic tiles or

epoxy resin. Avoid parking on slopes to

prevent vehicle sliding.

REMINDER

•The battery is located in the

vehicle's chassis. Make sure to avoid

bumping when driving on rough

terrain.

•Before driving, make sure that

electronic parking is fully released

and that the electronic parking

indicator light is off.

REMINDER

•Do not leave the vehicle on "OK"

ignition status.

•Remember to carry the smart key

when leaving the vehicle.

•Slow down when driving down

steep slopes, and avoid braking

too frequently to prevent disc

overheating, which affects brake

performance.

•Be careful when accelerating or

braking on slippery roads. Quick

acceleration or sudden braking will

cause skidding.

•Make sure no occupant sticks their

head or hands outside the vehicle,

specially when it comes to children.

•Large amounts of water entering

the front compartment will cause

damage to the power system and

electrical components.

WARNING

•Drivers must ensure the safety of

all vehicle occupants, and show

them how to handle the vehicle's

functions properly.

Key Points for Driving in Winter

1. Make sure the coolant is freeze-proof.

•Use coolant of the same type as the

one used originally. Fill up coolant

into the cooling system based on

ambient temperature.

•Improper coolant will damage the

cooling system.

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2. Check batteries and cables conditions.

•Low-voltage battery capacity is

lower in cold weather, so they must

be fully charged when winter comes.

3. Avoid door frost.

•Spray some deicing agent or glycerin

in the lock hole to prevent freezing.

4. Use anti-freeze washer fluid.

•These can be found in the BYD

authorized dealer or service provider

and the auto parts stores.

•The water and anti-freeze ratio

must conform to manufacturer

instructions.

CAUTION!

•Do not use anti-freeze or other

substitutes as washing solution, as

this may damage vehicle paint.

5. Prevent ice and snow from going under

the fender.

•If ice or snow accumulate under the

fenders, steering will be difficult.

When driving in cold weather, stop

from time to time and check for

snow and ice under the fenders.

6. Have emergency tools or items

available as prevention for difficult road

conditions.

•It is advisable to have snow chains,

window scraper, bags of sand and

salt, flashing signal, a shovel and

connecting cables in the vehicle.

Driving Assistance

Functions

Adaptive Cruise Control

(ACC)

•The adaptive cruise control (ACC)

system is an extension of traditional

cruise control. It uses a radar and a

multifunctional video controller to

detect the relative distance and speed

of a vehicle ahead, so as to control

vehicle speed actively for automatic

cruise control. Depending on whether

there is a vehicle ahead, the system

switches between regular cruise control

and ACC.

•Cruise speed and time interval from the

vehicle ahead can be set through the

cruise buttons. Cruise control speed

can be set within the range of 30 to 150

km/h (20 to 95 mph), or a fixed distance

from the vehicle ahead can be set for

the vehicle to cruise at speeds between

0 and 150 km/h (0 and 95 mph).

Status Description

•ACC not to be activated:

•When vehicle power-on initialization

has not been complete, the ACC

system cannot be activated and the

instrument cluster does not display

corresponding icons.

•ACC standby:

•The system is in standby by default

once enabled, and can be manually

activated. If the vehicle does not

meet activation conditions, the

vehicle must be checked until such

conditions are met. At this time, the

icon is displayed on the cluster.

(The cruise speed is a variable value.)

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•ACC activated:

•The system is operational. It

maintains the set speed or

automatically adjusts the distance

from the vehicle ahead. At this

time, the icon is displayed on

the cluster. (The cruise speed is a

variable value.)

•Over speed:

•When the driver steps the

accelerator pedal while ACC is

active, the vehicle responds to the

driver’s acceleration action, and

the ACC is temporarily deactivated

until the accelerator pedal is

released.

•ACC failure:

•There has been a failure in the

system. No operation can be

performed, and the ACC failure

indicator lights up on the cluster.

ACC System Activation

Conditions

•The EPB is released.

•Vehicle is in D gear.

•The vehicle does not slide backwards.

•The trunk, hood, and all doors are

closed.

•Driver seat belt is fastened.

•The ESC system is started, but not

activated yet.

•The vehicle speed is not greater than

150 km/h (95 mph).

•The brake pedal is depressed when the

vehicle speed is 0 km/h, or the brake

pedal is not depressed when the vehicle

speed is over 0 km/h.

•There is no vehicle network

communication failure prompt on the

instrument cluster.

•The AEB function is not activated.

Usage

ACC activation/exit button

•Press button ① to activate or exit ACC.

(When activation conditions are met,

the system will be in standby mode.)

(Press button ① to activate ACC and,

by default, set the current speed as the

cruise speed. If the current speed is

below 30 km/h, the cruise speed is set to

30 km/h.)

ACC rest

•If the ACC system is in standby mode

within the same ignition cycle, the

system memorizes the last speed

setting. Push up lever ④ to restore to

the stored speed prior to exiting the

cruise system last time.

Increasing/Decreasing target speed

•When ACC function is active, set vehicle

to a speed within the 30~150 km/h

range by moving lever ④. Toggling lever

④ up or down increases or decreases

target speed by 5 km/h.

ACC exit

•While ACC is active, pressing button ①

again or depressing the brake pedal

makes the ACC system go on standby.

Setting vehicle distance

•The driver shall select a safe vehicle

distance.

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•The system adjusts vehicle speed

to keep a suitable distance from the

vehicle ahead on the same lane. You can

press buttons ② and ③ on the steering

wheel to adjust vehicle distance to any

of the four available levels. At each level,

vehicle distance is in direct proportion

to vehicle speed. The faster the speed,

the longer the distance.

Increasing/Decreasing speed with ACC

active

•When ACC is activated, the driver

can depress the accelerator pedal to

reach the set target cruise speed in

advance. The system then enters over

speed mode. If the vehicle is already

running at the target cruise speed, and

the driver depresses the accelerator

pedal without performing any other

operations, the vehicle will return to the

target speed after the accelerator pedal

is released. If the driver depresses the

brake pedal to continuously slow down,

ACC will go into standby mode. After the

brake is released, ACC will need to be

reactivated.

Follow-to-stop/start

•Controlled by ACC, the vehicle can stop

when the vehicle ahead stops in normal

driving conditions. If the vehicle stops

for less than 30 seconds, it can follow

the vehicle ahead to start automatically.

•If the vehicle stops for less than 3

minutes, the driver needs to reactivate

ACC by depressing the accelerator pedal

or pushing up lever ④.

•If the vehicle stops for more than 3

minutes, the ACC system will enter

standby mode, with EPB engaged.

System Limitations

•The radar is installed at the front area

of the vehicle. Blockage of its detection

area by contaminants can disturb the

intended function. In particular, the ACC

system exits if its sensor is covered by

snow completely. The system notifies

the exit through HMI. System function

will recover after blockage is removed

and the vehicle is restarted or runs for a

while.

•The radar may have a transient function

failure from limited detection if the

vehicle runs under special conditions,

such as circular ramps or tunnels. The

function may be recovered by restarting

the vehicle or driving under normal

conditions for a while.

•Reaching or leaving a curve may delay

or disturb target selection. In these

cases, the ACC vehicle may not brake as

expected or may brake late.

•On roads with sharp curves, such as

winding roads, the vehicle ahead may

be out of ACC sensor detection for

several seconds due to sensor vision

limitations, possibly causing ACC vehicle

to accelerate automatically.

•Traffic flow and weather conditions -

such as rain and fog - must be heeded

for setting vehicle distance on the

ACC system. After the ACC system is

properly set, the driver must be able to

decelerate until the vehicle stops, at any

time.

•ACC may not be able to identify

stationary or slow-moving objects,

such as vehicles, the end of traffic,

toll booths, bicycles or pedestrians.

This means a risk of collision and

requires the driver to beware of the

surroundings.

•The ACC system cannot identify

pedestrians or oncoming vehicles.

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•The ACC system can only achieve

limited braking instead of emergency

braking.

•Metal objects, such as rail or metal

plates used in road construction, may

interfere with the radar, so that it cannot

work under normal conditions.

Precautions

•ACC is a comfort system rather than

a safety system, obstacle detector or

collision warning system. The driver

must keep control of vehicle at all times

and be fully responsible for the vehicle.

•ACC assists instead of replacing the role

of the driver. The driver is responsible

for abiding by traffic rules and keeping

vehicle control.

•The ACC is suitable for use on highways

and roads in good conditions, rather

than on complex urban or meandering

roads.

•When the ACC system is active and the

accelerator or brake pedal is pressed,

vehicle control is transferred to the

driver. As a result, the ACC system

cannot keep a safe distance from the

vehicle ahead.

•The ACC may have no or slow responses

to a vehicle ahead that brakes suddenly

(emergency stop), resulting in a risk of

late braking. In such case, there will be

no take over request.

•In some cases, such as when the vehicle

ahead is going too slow, when you

change lane too fast, or when the safe

distance from the vehicle ahead is too

short, there is no adequate time for the

system to decrease the relative speed.

In this case, response has to come from

the driver. The system does not give any

sound or visual warning in all cases.

•If the distance between ACC vehicle

and an adjacent lane is too small (or

a vehicle on an adjacent lane is too

close to the ACC vehicle’s lane), ACC

may respond to that vehicle and brake

accordingly.

•Vehicles coming into the lane of the ACC

vehicle and within its radar detection

range are identified as target vehicles.

This will trigger a response accordingly,

which may lead to hard or late braking.

•Detection may be affected or delayed

in some environments. If the radar

reflection cross-sectional area of the

target (a bicycle, four-wheeler, or

pedestrian, for example) is too small,

the system may fail to properly detect

distance from the vehicle ahead,

resulting in late or no response to that

vehicle. In such case, vehicle speed

must be controlled by the driver. In

addition, detection may also be affected

or delayed by noise or electromagnetic

interference.

•ACC will not be able to target a vehicle

ahead that has too small contact ratio

with yours, so you must keep vehicle

control.

•When the vehicle stops as it follows a

vehicle ahead, in rare cases, the system

will not recognize the end of the vehicle

ahead but the lower end of the target

(e.g. the rear axle of a truck with a high

chassis or a vehicle bumper). In such

cases, the system cannot ensure proper

stop distance, so that the driver must

stay alert and be ready to brake.

•If ACC is activated with the vehicle

stationary, the system identifies any

stationary obstacle ahead and keeps

the vehicle still to ensure a safe startup

and prevent collision. However, this

function does not cover all obstacles, so

the driver must be alert.

•Changing the vehicle structure, such as

lowering the chassis or changing the

front license mounting plate, may affect

the ACC system.

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•Do not use the ACC system when

visibility is poor, or when driving on

slopes and winding roads, or wet roads

(ice/snow-covered or waterlogged).

•In any of the following situations,

it is recommended to go to a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

professional calibration and verification

of the radar and multifunctional video

controller:

•Radar, front bumper, or front

windshield was removed.

•Four-wheel alignment has been

carried out.

•The vehicle experienced a collision.

•The ACC system performance

declines or a system error

notification is displayed on the

instrument cluster.

WARNING

•ACC only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause ACC to fail.

•Use ACC based on your needs,

traffic, and road conditions.

Intelligent Cruise Control

(ICC)*

•The intelligent cruise control (ICC)

system integrates ACC and lane

centering control (LCC). It helps control

the vehicle both longitudinally and

transversely at speeds between 0 and

125 km/h to reduce the driving burden

and provide a safe and comfortable

driving environment.

•When the function is enabled, the driver

must always hold the steering wheel

and control the vehicle when necessary.

•Longitudinal assistance, driven by the

ACC system, keeps the vehicle at a fixed

speed or a fixed distance from the road

user ahead.

Status Description

•ICC standby:

•The ICC system is in standby by

default and can be manually

activated. If the vehicle does not

meet activation conditions, the

vehicle must be checked until such

conditions are met. At this time, the

icon is displayed on the cluster.

•ICC activated:

•The ICC system is operational.

It maintains the set speed or

automatically adjusts the distance

from the vehicle ahead. At this time,

the icon is displayed on the

cluster.

•ICC failure:

•There has been a failure in the

system. No operation can be

performed, and the ACC fault

indicator lights up on the cluster.

ICC System Activation Conditions

•The EPB is released.

•Vehicle is in D gear.

•The vehicle does not slide backwards.

•The trunk, hood, and all doors are

closed.

•Driver seat belt is fastened.

•The ESC system is started, but not

activated yet.

•Vehicle speed is not greater than 125

km/h.

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•Brake pedal is depressed at speed 0; or

brake pedal is not depressed at speeds

above 0.

•There is no vehicle network

communication failure prompt on the

instrument cluster.

•The AEB function is not activated.

•Two-way lane lines are clear and the

vehicle is at the center of the lane.

Usage

•Press the button on the steering

wheel to activate or exit ICC. (By default,

when the function is activated, the

current speed is set as the cruise speed.

If the current speed is below 30 km/h,

the cruise speed is set to 30 km/h.)

•For how to set the cruise control speed

and vehicle distance, see descriptions

for the ACC function.

•To turn ICC on or off, go to infotainment

system and tap DiPilot → Advanced

Driving Assist. (If the soft switch is turned

on, ICC can be disabled only when the

vehicle is in P gear.) When the vehicle is

just started up, ICC status before the last

power-off is maintained.

Precautions

•Given that the ICC system integrates

ACC and LCC, precautions on ACC must

be followed in the use of ICC.

•When ICC is turned on and activated at

vehicle speeds between 0 km/h and 125

km/h:

•If there is no lane lines ahead,

transverse ICC control is suppressed

and only ACC works. In that case, ICC

working status indicator turns gray

on the instrument cluster.

•If lane lines ahead are clear and

recognizable, transverse ICC control

is activated automatically. In that

case, ICC working status indicator

shows activated status on the

instrument cluster.

•The ICC system is a driving assistance

system, not an automatic driving

system. The driver should keep control

of vehicle at all times, and their hands

should not leave the steering wheel for

a long time. Otherwise, the system will

exit after prompting the driver to take

over the control.

•The intelligent cruise control system

is affected by the weather, lighting

and clarity of lane lines. Performance

degrades significantly in situations such

as backlighting, sunsets, snow-covered

roads, and severely damaged roads.

•Do not use the ICC system on successive

curves with sharp turns, on icy and

slippery roads, or under weather

conditions that can obstruct the radar

or camera’s field of view.

•Settings where ICC cannot be used:

•The sensor is blocked.

•The vehicle is running under severe

weather conditions.

•Active safety function is triggered.

•Vehicle speed exceeds specified

range.

WARNING

•ICC only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause ICC to fail.

•Use ICC based on your needs, traffic,

and road conditions.

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Predictive Emergency

Braking (PEB)* and

Automatic Emergency

Braking (AEB)*

•Pedestrian Collision Warning (PCW)

system and Automatic Emergency

Braking(AEB) system detect vehicles and

pedestrians ahead by using a radar and

multifunctional video controller. When

a risk of collision is detected, the system

gives a audio and visual alarms to alert

the driver, and improve the potential

braking pressure for better response

timing. If detecting increased risk of

collision, the system automatically

applies braking pressure to assist in

collision avoidance or impact reduction.

Usage

•To enable or disable the PCW and AEB,

go to → DiPilot → Active Safety. By

default, the function is enabled when

the vehicle is started.

•PCW gives alarms in forms of audio, text,

and intermittent braking.

•When PCW is activated, a green

indicator or a red indicator

flashes, depending on the level of

emergency, and a prompt message is

displayed on the instrument cluster.

•When AEB is triggered, a red indicator

flashes together with a prompt

message on the instrument cluster.

•In the event of malfunction, the cluster

displays a icon.

•If AEB is disabled manually by pressing

buttons, a icon is displayed on the

cluster.

PCW System Activation Conditions

•All the following conditions must be

met:

•The driver enables the function

through HMI.

•If the vehicle is approaching a

moving target, vehicle speed is

between 30 km/h and 150 km/h. If it

is approaching a stationary target,

vehicle speed is between 30 km/h

and 85 km/h.

AEB System Activation Conditions

•All the following conditions must be

met:

•The driver enables the function

through HMI.

•If the vehicle is approaching a

moving target, vehicle speed is

between 4 km/h and 150 km/h. If it

is approaching a stationary target,

vehicle speed is between 4 km/h and

60 km/h.

•The EPB is released.

•Vehicle is in D gear.

•The vehicle does not slide

backwards.

•The trunk, hood, and all doors are

closed.

•Driver seat belt is fastened.

•The ESC system is started, but not

activated yet.

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System limitations

•Detection may be affected or delayed

in some environments. If the radar

reflection cross-sectional area of

the target (a bicycle, three-wheelers,

four-wheeler, or motorized bicycle,

or motorcycle, for example) is too

small, the system may fail to properly

detect the distance from targets ahead,

resulting in late or no response to those

vehicles.

•In the following cases, the predictive

emergency braking system may be

affected or give no response:

•In rainy, snowy or foggy days, or

exposure to direct sunlight or glaring

lights, or environments where

lighting varies significantly;

•Dirty, hazy, damaged or blocked

sensor;

•Radar failure due to interference

from other radar sources, such as

strong radar reflection in multi-

storey car park.

•In complex traffic, the system may

be unable to properly respond to the

following circumstances:

•Pedestrians or vehicles move too

quickly into the sensor's detection

range.

•Pedestrians are obscured by other

objects.

•Pedestrian outlines are

indistinguishable from the

background.

•Pedestrians are not detected, due

to, for example, coverage by special

clothing or other materials.

•The vehicle travels on a curve with a

small turning radius.

Precautions

•The PEB system cannot ensure zero

collision. In complex traffic, the system

cannot always clearly identify all the

vehicles or pedestrians. It may trigger

unnecessary warning or braking action

for well covers, iron plates or road signs.

•Make sure to drive safely and observe

surrounding traffic conditions. The AEB

is not a substitute for normal braking

operation in any event.

•Do not overly rely on the PEB system

as this may result in serious accidents

leading to severe injuries or deaths.

The system is only an auxiliary safety

tool. The driver must always keep a safe

distance from vehicles ahead, control

the speed, and be ready to brake or

steer away when necessary. The driver

must keep control of vehicle at all times

and be fully responsible for safe driving.

•The AEB system is activated only when it

exceeds certain speeds. Careful driving

is always required, because the system

may not be triggered correctly.

•When the ESC function is disabled or

the trouble light is on, the AEB system

cannot work normally.

•If PCW gives an alarm, the driver must

brake based on traffic conditions to

decrease vehicle speed or steer away

from obstacles.

•If the vehicle travels too close to the

vehicle ahead for too long, a safety

distance warning will be given. If the

vehicle ahead brakes suddenly, collision

may be unavoidable.

•The system will not trigger AEB when

the driver is aware of an emergency

warning, but turns the steering wheel,

depress the throttle pedal hard or

brakes hard.

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•The radar sensor may have a transient

function failure from limited detection

if the vehicle runs under special

conditions, such as circular ramps or

tunnels. The function may be recovered

by restarting the vehicle or driving under

normal conditions for a while.

•When radar or camera surface is dirty

or covered with foreign materials, a

message is displayed on the instrument

cluster (Radar or camera sensor may

become blind if its surface is dirty or

covered with foreign materials) and

both PCW and AEB are disabled. The

functions will return after the sensor is

cleaned.

•As the pedestrian protection function is

limited by certain physical conditions,

the driver must take timely and effective

control of the vehicle under dangerous

conditions.

•The system cannot completely protect

pedestrians or avoid accidents and

severe injuries on its own.

•Under certain conditions, such as

on winding roads, the pedestrian

protection function may trigger

unnecessary warnings or braking.

•In case of system failure, such as radar

or camera misalignment, the pedestrian

protection function may trigger wrong

warnings or braking .

•The brake pedal becomes harder if AEB

is triggered. A large amount of hydraulic

pressure will be required to push the

caliper in a short time and there will be a

sizzling noise.

•The PEB system is triggered only with

doors closed and seat belts fastened

and fails to work in the following cases:

•Any door is not closed or it is opened

when the vehicle is moving.

•The seat belt is not fastened or it

is unfastened when the vehicle is

moving. The driver brakes hard.

•The driver depress throttle hard.

•The drivers frequently switches

between throttle and brake pedal.

•System performance may be reduced in

the following cases:

•Strong front bumper impact.

•Improperly inflated or worn out tires.

Unqualified tires installed.

•Snow chains installed.

•Use of a small spare tire or tire repair

kit.

•Make sure to go to a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider for

professional calibration of the medium-

range radar and multifunctional video

controller in any of the following

situations:

•Removal of medium range radar or

multifunctional video controller.

•Toe-in and camber adjustment

during four-wheel alignment.

Collision.

•ACC system deterioration or

abnormality.

•Do not attempt to test the predictive

emergency braking system on your own

using objects such as carton, iron plate,

dummy, etc. The system may not work

properly and thus result in accidents.

WARNING

•PCW and AEB only serve as driving

assistance functions, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause PCW and AEB to fail.

•Use PCW and AEB based on your

needs, traffic, and road conditions.

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Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA)/

Front Cross Traffic Braking

(FCTB)*

Front cross traffic alert (FCTA)/front cross

traffic braking (FCTB) detects vehicles

crossing the driveway at the front through

radars on both sides of the front bumper

to alert the driver and engage the brake if

necessary. At low vehicle speeds, when the

function detects a risk of collision with a

vehicle crossing the driveway at the front,

it provides the driver with visual and audio

alerts; the brakes automatically to prevent

a collision that is about to occur.

Usage

•To enable or disable the FCTA and FCTB,

go to infotainment system, and tap

DiPilot → Active Safety.

•When the function is activated, ambient

light for instrument cluster, ambient

light on the left of the front row, and

rearview indicator flash.

•When FCTB is activated, a red indicator

flashes together with a prompt

message on the instrument cluster.

•In the event of FCTA/FCTB malfunction,

the cluster displays a icon.

Precautions

•While the FCTA/FCTB system provides

assistance in front monitoring, it cannot

replace the driver’s observation and

judgment. The driver must keep control

of vehicle at all times and drive properly,

and is fully responsible for the vehicle.

•When a target vehicle is approaching

from the side at a high speed, the FCTA/

FCTB system may not be able to provide

adequate warning.

•The driver should ensure the normal

operation of the FCTA/FCTB system,

keeping radar sensors on both side

of the bumper in good condition.

For example, dirt, snow or other

obstructions covering sensors need to

be cleared right away.

•Detection may be affected or delayed in

some environments. If the radar cross-

sectional area of the target vehicle is

too small (a bicycle, electric moped or

pedestrian, for example), the system

may fail to identify targets, leading to

false alarms. In addition, detection may

also be affected or delayed by noise or

electromagnetic interference.

•Under some circumstances, it will be

difficult for the system to assist the

driver, and detection may be affected

or delayed. Possible circumstances

include, but are not limited to:

•Sudden lane change of a vehicle

coming from the side;

•Obscured target vehicle;

•Too small radar reflection cross-

sectional area of the target vehicle

(for example, a bicycle or electric

moped);

•Bad weather conditions, such as rain

or snow.

•Radar coming off, loosely installed,

or blocked;

•Complex metal guardrails or similar

road conditions.

•The system does not work when:

•Targets are outside radar detection

range.

•FCTA/FCTB is switched off.

•Vehicle is not in D gear.

•Four doors are open.

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•System initialization has not been

complete yet.

•Front corner radar fails.

•Vehicle is running at a speed greater

than 9 km/h or is stationary.

•Vehicles coming from behind are

detected too late at sharp turns,

slopes or other settings;

•Target vehicle speed is outside the 7

km/h~63 km/h range.

•Vehicle starts up quickly after stop or

has been started for 3 seconds.

•Influence of vibration or collision on

detection radar sensor calibration can

degrade system performance. In that

case, it is recommended to contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

WARNING

•FCTA/FCTB only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause FCTA/FCTB to fail or lead to

late braking.

•Use FCTA/FCTB based on your

needs, traffic, and road conditions.

Traffic Sign Recognition

(TSR)*

The traffic sign recognition (TSR) system

identifies speed limit signs through

the multifunctional video controller

and displays such signs on the current

road on the instrument cluster. It is also

capable of the intelligent speed limit

information (ISLI) function, which sends

alarm information to the driver when

vehicle speed exceeds the detected speed

limit.

Usage

•To enable or disable TSR, go to →

DiPilot → Driving Assist → TSR. The

system defaults to settings just before

the last power-off when the vehicle

starts.

•The speeding alarm threshold can be

changed by adjusting the sensitivity of

the speed limit alarm.

•When TSR is enabled and identifies the

traffic sign, a red indicator icon (with

value in accordance with the sign) is

displayed on the cluster.

•When TSR is enabled but able to identify

traffic signs, a red indicator icon is

displayed on the cluster.

•If TSR system malfunctions, a yellow

indicator icon is displayed on the

cluster.

•If TSR is disabled manually by pressing

buttons, a icon is displayed on the

cluster.

Precautions

•The speed limit icon disappears from

the cluster within a certain distance

after system recognition. The driver

must control speed within range.

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•The traffic sign recognition system can

identify speed limit signs only, and will

not control speed. The control over the

vehicle always vests in the driver. Please

drive properly.

•In case of multiple speed limit signs on

parallel lanes, the system identifies the

sign on the current lane and displays the

icon accordingly. Therefore, the driver

must remain in the right lane.

•Weight limit signs not in standard size as

per national regulations may mistakenly

be identified as speed limit signs.

•If the speed limit sign is unclear or

distorted, inclined, reflective, partly

covered or overlaid, the camera may be

unable to identify the sign completely or

clearly.

•TSR performance depends on weather

conditions, lighting, and sign visibility.

The system may be unable to recognize

signs completely or clearly at night or

sunset, in rainy, foggy, hazy, snowy

or dusty environment, when light is

coming from the back of the vehicle,

or when there is a sudden change in

lighting.

•In case there is a collision or the

camera sensor has been reassembled,

it is recommended to go to a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider

for sensor calibration so as to avoid

affecting system performance.

WARNING

•TSR only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause TSR to fail or lead to late

alarms.

•Use TSR based on your needs,

traffic, and road conditions.

Intelligent Speed Limit Control

(ISLC)*

The intelligent Speed Limit Control (ISLC)

system integrates ACC and TSR. With

the system enabled, if the vehicle travels

faster than the detected speed limit, a

confirmation prompt is displayed asking

whether to set cruise speed to that limit.

After the driver confirms, the system will

automatically set cruise speed to the limit

to prevent speeding.

This function is available at the 30~150 km/

h (20~95 mph) speed range.

Usage

•To enable or disable ISLC, go to

infotainment system and tap DiPilot →

Driving Assist → TSR → ISLC switch.

•When the TSR system is disabled, the

ISLC switch is grayed out and unusable.

ISLC is turned off at this time. The ISLC

switch will be usable after the TSR

system is enabled again.

•ISLC can be activated provided that ACC

is active.

Precautions

•Given that ISLC integrates ACC and TSR,

precautions on ACC and TSR must be

followed in the use of ISLC.

•The intelligent cruise control system

is a driving assistance system, so the

driver should keep control of vehicle at

all times.

•ISLC performance depends on weather

conditions, lighting, and traffic sign

visibility. The system may be unable to

recognize signs completely or clearly

at night or sunset, in rainy, foggy, hazy,

snowy or dusty environment, when light

is coming from the back of the vehicle,

or when there is a sudden change in

lighting.

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WARNING

•ISLC only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause ISLC to fail or lead to late

alarms.

•Use ISLC based on your needs,

traffic, and road conditions.

Intelligent High Beam

(HMA)*

The intelligent high beam (HMA) system

automatically activates or deactivates

the high beam based on current driving

conditions assessed by using sensors of

the multifunctional video controller, when

vehicle speed exceeds 25 km/h.

Status Description

•HMA standby:

•When the function is enabled but not

activated yet, a icon is displayed

on the instrument cluster.

•HMA activated:

•With the function enabled, when

the light switch is on "Auto", the

light meets conditions, and vehicle

speed exceeds 35 km/h, a icon is

displayed on the instrument cluster.

•HMA failure:

•HMA has failed. A icon is

displayed on the cluster at this time.

Usage

•To enable or disable HMA, go to

infotainment system, and tap DiPilot →

Driving Assist. The system defaults to

the previous settings when the vehicle

starts.

•With the function enabled, when the

light switch is on "Auto", the light meets

conditions and vehicle speed exceeds

35 km/h, the system automatically

switches between low and high

beams based on the current driving

environment.

Precautions

•The HMA system is an auxiliary

light control function. While it is

recommended to use the system at

high vehicle speeds, the system cannot

completely replace the driver. The driver

must observe road regulations and

actively switch between high and low

beams according to road condition

changes at all times.

•HMA system exits when fog lights are

turned off, wipers are set to high-speed

mode, the vehicle is backing up, light

switch is not on “Auto”, and the

environment has too much lighting.

•Even when HMA is working, the driver

must respond to possible situations

where the HMA is triggered in error

or fails to work due to unavoidable

environmental factors and conditions.

Typical situations are:

•The driver’s stick operation

to switch to the high beam is

prioritized.

•The weather, such as fog, rain

or snow, is extremely terrible for

driving.

•There are traffic participants with

poor lighting (such as pedestrians

and bicycles), railways or waterways

nearby, or wild animals on the roads.

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•There are highly reflective objects

around (e.g., traffic signs on

highways, water reflection on the

road surface, etc.).

•The front windshield is dirty, covered

in mist, or blocked by stickers or

decorations.

•In case there is a collision or the

sensor has been reassembled, it

is recommended to go to a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider

for sensor calibration so as to avoid

affecting system performance.

WARNING

•HMA only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause HMA to fail.

•Use HMA based on your needs,

traffic, and road conditions.

Lane Departure Assist

(LDA)*

Lane Departure Warning (LDW) *

The lane departure warning (LDW) system

identifies lane lines ahead through a

multifunctional video controller. If the

driver unknowingly departs from the lane

at a vehicle speed between 60 km/h and

150 km/h, the system indicates so by

means of steering wheel vibration, audio

alarms, an instrument cluster prompt.

Lane Departure Prevention (LDP) *

•The lane departure prevention (LDP)

system identifies lane lines ahead

through a multifunctional video

controller. If the driver unknowingly

departs from the lane at a vehicle speed

between 60 km/h and 150 km/h such

that the vehicle is about to roll over

lane lines, the system, when activated,

slightly turns the steering wheel by

providing reverse torque through the

electronic power steering (EPS) system

to prevent lane departure.

•When activated, LDP system alarms to

instruct the driver to take over steering

wheel for turn control. The alarm lasts

until the system is deactivated and is

given by means of sound, visual alarm,

and steering wheel vibration. If the

system is activated twice or more within

a continued 180-second cycle and no

turn input comes from the driver during

the activation period, the system alarms

when it is activated for the second time

or any further intervention is performed.

For the third intervention (and any

further ones), alarms are extended by at

least 15 seconds.

Usage

•To enable or disable LDA, go to

infotainment system and tap DiPilot →

Driving Assist → Lane Assist System.

•Options of LDW alarm forms include

audio alarm only, or steering wheel

vibration only, and both.

•When LDW or LDP is enabled, a icon

is displayed on the cluster.

•When activated, LDW gives alarms (in

the form of sound, visual alarms, and

steering wheel vibration). On instrument

cluster, virtual lane lines on the side

where the vehicle rolls over lane lines

turn red.

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•When activated, LDP gives alarms (in

the form of sound, visual alarms, and

steering wheel vibration). On instrument

cluster, icon flashes twice and virtual

lane lines on the side where the vehicle

rolls over lane lines turn blue.

•In the event of malfunction, a icon is

displayed on the cluster.

System limitations

•Lane assist system may detect incorrect

or no lane lines in complex traffic. In

the following cases, the system may fail

to work or its performance degrades

significantly.

•Poor visibility in snowy, rainy and

foggy days;

•Dirty or fogged windshield, or

blocked multifunctional video

controller;

•Glaring from direct sunlight,

reflection or oncoming vehicles;

•Sudden changes in light, such as

entering/exiting a tunnel;

•Lane lines obscured by tree’s

shadows on roads in direct sunlight

in sunny days;

•Unidentifiable road boundary with

grass, soil or curb.

Precautions

•LDW will be suppressed if turn signal

used and the vehicle changes lane as

indicated by the turn signal.

•LDW may be suppressed if the vehicle

travels over lane lines, or lane lines

are unclear, too thin, worn, blurred or

covered by dirt/snow.

•LDW may be suppressed if the lane is

too wide or too narrow, the number

of lanes increases or decreases, lane

markings change suddenly on ramps

or exits, or in situations of complex line

arrangements.

•LDW may be suppressed when the

vehicle is too close to a vehicle ahead or

the vehicle ahead obscures lane lines,

on slopes or winding roads.

•LDW may be suppressed when the

vehicle jolts, accelerates or decelerates

too quickly, or takes a sharp turn.

•The system operation may be affected if

the windshield within the camera visual

field is cracked, if the glass is dyed or

inadequately coated; or if any reflecting

object is placed on the dashboard or

any other object interferes with camera

sight.

•For safety reasons, do not test LDW

function on your own. The function

will be interrupted if any object blocks

the camera or if it is exposed to strong

lights. The function returns once

conditions return to normal. If it does

not, it is recommended to contact a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider.

•Disabling the LDW is recommended

under any of the following

circumstances:

•Driving in a sporty style.

•Severe weather conditions.

•Driving on uneven roads.

•Situations where lane lines may not be

identified include but are not limited to:

•Unclear lane lines;

•Incomplete lane lines.

•Situations that may result in detection

failure of the camera or late activation of

the function include but are not limited

to:

•Camera coming off, loosely installed,

or blocked;

•Rain, snow, smog, and other extreme

weathers;

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•Partially or completely blocked

camera lens.

WARNING

•LDA only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause LDA to fail.

•Use LDA based on your needs,

traffic, and road conditions.

Emergency Steering

Assist (ESA)*

The emergency steering assist (ESA)

system identifies lane lines ahead through

a multifunctional video controller and

identifies vehicles approaching from

behind on the adjacent lanes through a

rear corner radar. It comes to work when

the driver begins to change the lane or

unknowingly departs from the lane, while

the vehicle is running at a speed between

60 km/h and 150 km/h. If a vehicle on the

adjacent lane approaches from behind to

blind sports such that the system detects

a risk of collision, the system activates EPS

system to provide reverse torque, keeping

the vehicle in the current lane.

Usage

•To enable or disable ESA, go to

infotainment system and tap DiPilot →

Driving Assist → Lane Assist System.

•When ESA is active, a icon flashes

on the instrument cluster.

•In the event of ESA malfunction, a

icon is displayed on the cluster.

•If ESA is disabled manually by pressing

buttons, a icon is displayed on the

cluster.

Precautions

•Situations where lane lines may not be

identified include but are not limited to:

•Pedestrians, animals, and specialty

or specially-shaped vehicles;

•Unclear or incomplete lane lines.

•Situations that may result in detection

failure of the camera or late alarm

include but are not limited to:

•Camera coming off, loosely installed,

or blocked;

•Rain, snow, smog, and other extreme

weathers;

•Partially or completely blocked

camera lens.

•Situations that may result in detection

failure of the radar or late alarm include

but are not limited to:

•Radar coming off, loosely installed,

or blocked;

•Rain, snow, smog, and other extreme

weathers;

•Certain metal guardrails or similar

road conditions.

WARNING

•ESA only serves as a driving

assistance function, so the driver

must be fully responsible for driving

safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause ESA to fail.

•Use ESA based on your needs,

traffic, and road conditions.

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Blind Spot Assist System*

The blind spot assist system includes the

following functions: blind spot detection

(BSD), door open warning (DOW), rear

collision warning (RCW), and rear cross

traffic alert (RCTA). It detects environment

behind the vehicle through radars installed

on both sides of the rear bumper so as to

remind the driver of safe driving.

BSD*

•At vehicle speeds 15 km/h, if radar

sensors detect a vehicle in blind

spots on an adjacent lane or a vehicle

approaching quickly on the adjacent

lane, indicator on the corresponding

external rearview mirror lights up. If the

turn signal for the same side is turned

on at this moment, the alarm indicator

on the external rearview mirror flashes

to alert the driver of a risky lane change.

RCTA*

•When the vehicle is reversing, the RCTA

system detects the vehicles traveling

in the blind spot at the back through

radar. If the system determines that

other vehicles approaching from behind

may crash into the vehicle, indicators

on external rearview mirrors, cluster

ambient light, and front interior ambient

light flash so that the driver can reduce

collision risk.

RCW*

•At vehicle speeds above 5 km/h, if radar

sensors detects a risk of collision with

a vehicle approaching too quickly from

behind, cluster ambient light and front-

row ambient light flash to alert the

driver. At the same time, hazard warning

light goes on to warn drivers on vehicles

at the back against collision risk so that

they will drive safely.

DOW*

•DOW is realized with rear corner radars

installed on both sides of the rear

bumper. When the vehicle is stationary

with doors unlocked, the system

keeps indicators on external rearview

mirrors solid on to warn the driver if

moving objects, such as bicycles or

automobiles, approach from behind

on an adjacent lane. At the same

time, image and prompt message are

displayed on the instrument cluster

and front- and rear-row ambient lights

are solid on. If the driver attempts to

open the door at this time, indicators on

external rearview mirrors and front- and

rear-row ambient lights begin to flash.

Usage

•To enable or disable BSD, DOW, RCW or

RCTA, go to infotainment system and

tap DiPilot → Driving Assist → Blind

Spot Assist. The system defaults to

the previous settings when the vehicle

starts.

•When the blind spot assist system is

disabled, no relevant indicators are

displayed on the cluster.

•When the blind spot assist system is

standing by, if vehicle conditions, such

as speed or gear status, do not meet

the requirements of any function, a

gray indicator is displayed on the

cluster and blind spot assist will not be

activated.

•If the blind spot assist system

malfunctions, a yellow indicator icon

is displayed on the cluster.

•When the blind spot assist system is

active, A green indicator is displayed

on the cluster, meaning that the

function has been activated and can

trigger alarms at any time.

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Precautions

•While the BSD system provides

assistance in monitoring blind spots of

rearview mirrors, it cannot replace the

driver’s observation and judgment.

The driver must keep control of vehicle

at all times and drive properly, and is

fully responsible for the vehicle.

•The BSD system may be unable to

provide adequate warning on target

vehicles approaching from behind at a

high speed.

•The driver should ensure the normal

operation of the BSD system, keeping

the BSD radar sensors in good

condition. For example, if they

are covered in dirt, snow or other

obstructions, they need to be cleared

right away

•If unrelated targets at the rear side

or in the rear (such as large roadside

barriers used during road repair, large

billboards by the road, reflectors in

tunnels, or other objects with a large

reflection cross-sectional area) are

wrongly selected as target vehicles, the

BSD system will give an alert.

System limitations

•Under some circumstances, it will be

difficult for the system to assist the

driver, and detection may be affected

or delayed. Possible circumstances

include, but are not limited to:

•Sudden lane change of a vehicle

coming from the rear;

•Sharp turns, slopes and other

settings where vehicles coming from

behind are detected too late;

•Obscured target vehicle;

•Too small curve radius, or when the

vehicle enters or exits a curve;

•Severe weather, such as rain or

snow.

•Radar coming off, loosely installed,

or blocked;

•Certain metal guardrails or similar

road conditions.

•Targets that may not be responded

include but are not limited to:

Pedestrians and animals;

•Targets in environments with

electromagnetic interference.

•Influence of vibration or collision

on BSD radar sensor calibration can

degrade system performance. In that

case, it is recommended to contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

WARNING

•Blind spot assist only serves as a

driving assistance function, so the

driver must be fully responsible for

driving safety.

•Influence of weather, road

conditions, and other factors may

cause blind spot assist to fail.

•Use blind spot assist based on your

needs, traffic, and road conditions.

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Head-up Display (HUD)

The head-up display (HUD) function

projects important information, including

vehicle speed, navigation, speed limit, ACC,

lane departure, BSD, etc., into the driver’s

field of view on the front windshield. It

improves driving safety by preventing the

driver from frequently changing the focus

of their eyes.

•You can access the setting page in

(infotainment system) → Vehicle

settings → HUD.

•HUD switch: By factory default, the

switch is toggled on and a HUD

image is displayed. When the switch

is toggled off, no HUD image is

displayed. When the vehicle restarts,

the switch setting prior to last

power-off is maintained.

•Height Adjusting: Used to adjust

the height of HUD virtual image in

between -10 and 10. A total of 21

values are available, and the default

value is 0.

•Brightness Adjusting: Used to adjust

the brightness of HUD virtual image

in between 1 and 11. A total of 11

values are available, and the default

value is 6.

•Whirling Adjusting: Used to adjust

the angle of HUD virtual image to -2°,

-1.6°, -1.2°, -0.8°, -0.4°, 0°, 0.4°, 0.8°,

1.2°, 1.6°, or 2°. The default value is

0°.

•Mode Setting: Used to select

"Classic" (default setting) or "Snow"

mode according to the service

environment of the vehicle.

•Settings optional for display: Two

types of settings are optional for

display and are both turned on by

default: safe driving assistance and

navigation. Tap the button to select

the setting for HUD display. Tap the

button again to unselect and close

the item.

Tire Pressure Monitoring

System (TPMS)

Direct Tire Pressure Monitoring

•The direct tire pressure monitoring

system is an auxiliary system that

monitors tire pressure in real time to

improve vehicle safety and comfort

and reduce tire wear and energy

consumption due to insufficient tire

pressure.

•You can access the instrument cluster

menu by pressing the button on the

steering wheel, navigate to the driving

information bar by pressing the and

buttons, and then select the tire

pressure display page using the roller on

the button.

Tire pressure system alarm

•When the pressure of any tire is lower

than 75% of the standard tire pressure

and the system is running, the tire

pressure fault warning light lights up

and the tire pressure value turns yellow.

You are then recommended to stop the

vehicle to check whether that tire has

slow air leakage and inflate the air to a

reasonable range.

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•When the temperature of any tire is

above 85°C for 3 consecutive minutes,

the tire pressure system will give a

high temperature alarm, and the

temperature value of the corresponding

tire will turn yellow. You are then

recommended to stop the vehicle and

wait for the tire temperature to decrease

before further driving.

•When one or more tires leak air quickly

and the system is running, the tire

pressure fault warning light flashes

constantly and the tire pressure value

turns red. In that case, promptly stop

the vehicle and replace tires or contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

•When the system is running, if a fault

occurs, the tire pressure fault warning

light is solid on after flashing, and the

message "Abnormal signal" or "Please

check the tire pressure monitoring

system" is displayed on the instrument

cluster. In that case, please check

whether the corresponding tire pressure

monitoring module is normal and

whether it is within the range of a large

electric field for a long time. If the alarm

persists for a long time, please contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

CAUTION!

•The running time of the tire pressure

monitoring module is related to

the daily travel distance and other

factors.

CAUTION!

•The tire pressure monitoring

module regularly transmits tire

pressure and other information to

the display. Therefore, if the tire

pressure drops suddenly or there is

a flat tire, the monitoring module

will not transmit data to the display

until the next monitoring. In this

case, the vehicle may be out of

control. If there is a flat tire and

monitoring fails to inform, or if you

feel that there is some tire problems,

stop driving immediately instead of

waiting for the display to signal an

alarm.

•If the tire pressure monitoring

module is installed incorrectly, it

will affect the air tightness of the

tire. It is recommended that the

installation and replacement of

the pressure monitoring module

be carried out by professional

technicians of a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider in

accordance with the requirements

of the installation manual.

•Since tire pressure varies with

regional temperatures, please

inflate or deflate the tires as needed

according to the tire pressure values

displayed on the cluster and the

standard tire pressure values.

•If the vehicle is equipped with non-

BYD approved electrical accessories,

the tire pressure monitoring

system may be disturbed, do not

misunderstand the disturbance as a

tire pressure system failure.

•When replacing wheel rims or

spare tires* or performing tire

rotations, the tire pressure system

needs to be matched again. Please

go to a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider to re-match the tire

pressure.

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WARNING

•If the tire pressure is not normal,

the system will not prevent the

vehicle from traveling. Therefore,

each time before driving, the vehicle

should be started statically to check

whether the tire pressure meets

the requirements specified by the

manufacturer. If not, do not drive

the vehicle. Otherwise, the vehicle

will be damaged or personal injury

will occur.

•If pressure is found to be abnormal

while driving, check the tire pressure

immediately. If the low pressure

warning light comes on, avoid

sharp turns or emergency braking,

and reduce vehicle speed, pull it

over to the curb and stop as soon

as possible. Driving with low tire

pressure can cause permanent

damage to tires and increase the

likelihood of tire scrapping. Serious

tire damage can lead to traffic

accidents, resulting in serious

injuries or deaths.

Acoustic Vehicle Alert

System (AVAS)

System Function

The Acoustic Vehicle Alert System(AVAS)

refers to the broadcast of a prompt sound

to pedestrians in proximity to the vehicle

when it is traveling at low speeds.

•When driving forward:

•The broadcast volume increases

with increment of vehicle velocity

that is at 0 km/h < V ≤ 20 km/h.

•The broadcast volume decreases

with increment of vehicle velocity

that is at 20 km/h < V ≤ 30 km/h.

•The broadcast sound stops

automatically when vehicle velocity

is greater than 30 km/h.

•When driving in reverse, the vehicle

makes a continuous and balanced

prompt sound.

Disabling/Enabling the System

To turn on or off the Engine Sound

Simulator, slide down the top status bar

on the infotainment screen to display the

shortcut page. The system is enabled by

factory default. AVAS has two audio modes:

standard and dynamic. To set the mode,

go to → Vehicle settings → Intelligent

notification.

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CAUTION!

•Due to different vehicle

configurations and the functions

activated, the displayed icons on

the shortcut menu vary. Specific

applications are subject to actual

vehicle configurations and the

functions activated.

WARNING

•The AVAS pause switch can only

be used if there are no other road

users within a short distance, and no

audio prompt is needed considering

the surroundings (for example, in

a traffic jam or on the highway). As

long as pedestrians may appear

around the vehicle, the AVAS needs

to be turned on.

•If the vehicle travels at a low speed

with the AVAS disabled, it will not

be able to remind pedestrians of

the approaching vehicle, which

may result in a car accident and,

in severe cases, death or personal

injury.

•If the AVAS prompt sound cannot be

heard when driving at a low speed,

stop the vehicle in a relatively safe

and quiet place, open the window,

then drive at a constant speed of 20

km/h in D gear and check whether

an audio prompt can be heard

from the front of the vehicle. If it is

confirmed that there is no sound,

contact a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider to deal with it.

Panoramic view

Tap "Vehicle View" on the Infotainment

home page, press the Steering Wheel

button or engage R gear. The "Panoramic

View" is enabled.

•Tap the icons for front, rear, right

and left views at the bottom of the

Infotainment screen. Single views are

displayed on the view area.

•In the single front and rear views, double

tap the view area to switch to a 180°

perspective and display in full screen.

•Tap the radar icon in the

panoramic view to enable the radar

display, and tap it again to disable.

When the radar display is enabled, an

obstacle warning is displayed as it is

approached.

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•Slowly tap the body image on the left

to switch between visible and invisible

body.

•After the vehicle starts, the image

before last power-off is displayed on

the invisible panoramic view interface.

Foreign bodies in the underbody

and surrounding blind areas may be

inconsistent with the actual ones. The

underbody image will be updated in real

time only after the vehicle has moved,

which must be driven beyond its length

for a complete update.

WARNING

•This system uses wide-angle

fisheye cameras, so the object on

the display screen may appear

somewhat deformed in comparison

with the actual object.

•The panoramic view system is

only to be used for parking/driving

assistance. It is not safe to park or

drive the car relying only on this

system, because there are some

blind spots in front of and behind

the car. The surroundings of the car

should be observed in other ways

during the parking/driving process,

so as to avoid accidents.

•When the side mirrors are not

extended in place, do not use the

panoramic view system; and when

the panoramic view system is used

for parking/driving, ensure that all

the car doors are closed.

WARNING

•The distance to an object displayed

on the panoramic view screen

may be different from the distance

perceived subjectively, especially

when the object is closer to the

vehicle; the driver needs to judge

the distance between the vehicle

and the object in various ways.

•The cameras are mounted on the

front bumper, on the lower sides of

the left and right side mirrors and

above the rear license plate. Make

sure the cameras are unobstructed.

•When washing the car body with a

high-pressure water jet, try to avoid

spraying directly on the cameras, so

as not to affect their performance.

If there is water or dust on the

cameras, it should be promptly

wiped clean.

•Protect the cameras from any

impact to prevent damage or

malfunction.

•If the infotainment system is not

fully activated after the vehicle is

powered on, and the panoramic

view start button or the reverse

gear is operated, the output on

the panoramic view screen will be

delayed or the screen will flash.

This is a normal part of the camera

power-on process.

•When moving the vehicle at

low speeds, as the transparent

panoramic function is affected by

the speed fluctuation or multiple

stops and brakes, there will be a

misalignment between the image

of the bottom of the vehicle and the

image of the outside of the vehicle.

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Parking Assist

Reversing Radar Power Switch

You can enable or disable the reversing

radar system with the reversing radar

switch or in (infotainment system) →

DiPilot → Parking Assist.

•When the ignition status is "OK" and

EPB is released, the parking assist

system is enabled automatically.

•When enabled, the system sounds

an alarm if obstacles are found

surrounding the vehicle; when disabled,

it does not.

Sensor Type

•When the sensor detects an obstacle,

the corresponding image will be

displayed on the infotainment screen*,

depending on the location of the

obstacle and its distance from the

vehicle.

•When the driver conducts parallel

parking or reverse parking, the sensor

measures the distance between

the vehicle and the obstacle and

communicates this information through

the infotainment page and the speaker.

Be aware of the surroundings when

using this system.

①Front right sensor

②Front center sensor

③Front center sensor

④Front left sensor

⑤Rear left Sensor

⑥Rear center sensor

⑦Rear center sensor

⑧Rear right sensor

Distance Display and Speaker

When the sensor detects an obstacle, the

location of the obstacle and its general

distance from the vehicle will be displayed

on the infotainment screen, and the

speaker will beep.

Working example of center sensor

General

Distance

(mm)

Infotainment

Display

Alarm

Sound

About 700

to 1,200 Slow

About 300

to 700 Fast

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About 0

to 300 Continuous

Working example of corner sensor

General

Distance

(mm)

Infotainment

Display

Alarm

Sound

About 300

to 600 Fast

About 0

to 300 Continuous

Working Sensors and Their

Detection Range

All sensors are activated upon reversing.

The figure shows the sensors' detection

range. Sensors have a range limitation,

so drivers must check the surroundings

before slowly reversing the vehicle.

①About 1200 mm

②About 600 mm

REMINDER

•Parking assist system is designed to

assist the driver in parking. It is not

a substitute for personal judgment

and observation for maneuvering

the vehicle.

•Sensors will not work properly if

accessories or other objects are

placed within their detection range.

•In some cases, the sensor does not

work properly and cannot detect

objects approached by the vehicle.

Therefore, drivers must always

observe the vehicle's surrounding

area instead of relying solely on the

sensor.

Sensor Detection Information

•Certain vehicle conditions and

surroundings may affect the sensors'

ability to accurately detect obstacles.

Detection accuracy may be affected if:

•There is dirt, water or fog on the

sensor.

•There is snow or frost on the sensor.

•The sensor is masked in any way.

•The vehicle is significantly rolled or

overloaded.

•The vehicle is moving on particularly

bumpy roads, slopes, gravel or grass.

•The sensor has been repainted.

•The vicinity is noisy due to honking

of vehicles, motorcycle engines, air

brakes of large vehicles, or other

noises that produce ultrasonic

waves.

•There's another Parking Assist

nearby.

•The vehicle is fitted with a towing

lug.

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•The bumper or the sensor was hit

hard.

•The vehicle is approaching a high or

zigzag curb.

•The vehicle is driving in the sun or in

the cold.

•The vehicle is fitted with non-

original, lower suspension.

•Except as described above, sensors may

not be able to correctly determine the

actual distance due to the shape of the

object.

•The shape and material of obstacles

may prevent sensors from detecting

them, especially the following:

•electric wires, fences, and ropes.

•cotton, snow and other materials

that absorb radio waves.

•any object with sharp edges and

corners.

•low obstacles.

•high obstacles facing outwards

towards the vehicle.

•any object under the bumper.

•any object too near the vehicle.

•persons near the vehicle (depending

on the type of clothing).

•If an image is displayed on the

multimedia display* or there is a beep,

the sensor may detect an obstacle or

there may be outside interference with

the sensor. If such issue persists, go

to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for inspection.

CAUTION!

•Do not rinse or apply steam to

the sensor area when washing

the vehicle to prevent sensor

malfunction.

Driving Safety

For better driving safety, the following

driving safety systems works automatically

based on driving conditions. However,

these systems only provide assistance,

and excessive reliance on them is not

recommended.

Intelligent Power Braking

System

The intelligent power braking system is

an advanced decoupled electrohydraulic

brake (EHB) system integrating vacuum

booster, electronic vacuum pump, ABS/

ESC system and other features. The system

assists the vehicle braking "on an on-

demand basis" according to driver’s

braking needs. It offers advanced control

functions such as anti-lock braking system

(ABS), electronic brake force distribution

(EBD), traction control system (TCS),

vehicle dynamic control (VDC), comfort

parking (CST), hill-start hold control (HHC),

hydraulic brake assist (HBA) and controller

deceleration parking (CDP) to improve

vehicle stability and comfort, and enhance

brake energy recovery efficiency.

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Vehicle Dynamics Control(VDC)

When the vehicle turns suddenly while

driving, the VDC system judges the driver's

intention based on such information as

steering wheel’s angle and vehicle speed,

and continuously compares with the actual

condition. If the vehicle swerves from the

driver's normal lane, the VDC will correct

the situation by engaging brakes to the

corresponding wheels to help the driver

control skidding and maintain directional

stability.

Traction Control System(TCS)

TCS prevents the drive wheels from

skidding during acceleration by reducing

the motor power, and, when necessary,

apply braking forces to prevent drive

wheels from spinning. TCS makes it easy

for vehicles to start, accelerate and climb

under adverse driving conditions.

WARNING

•TCS may not work effectively in the

following situations:

»When driving on slippery roads,

even if TCS is working properly,

it may not be able to control

the direction and meet power

requirements.

»Do not drive in conditions where

the vehicle may lose its stability

and power.

Hill Hold Control(HHC)

After the brake pedal is released, HHC

maintains the brake pressure imposed

by the driver for 1.5 seconds to prevent

backward sliding of the vehicle.

Hydraulic Brake Assit(HBA)

When the brake pedal is depressed quickly,

HBA recognizes that the vehicle is in

emergency condition. It quickly increases

the brake pressure to the maximum, so

that ABS can intervene more quickly and

shorten the braking distance effectively.

Controller Deceleration Parking(CDP)

When the EPB switch is pulled up, the CDP*

function starts working so that the vehicle

brakes at a constant deceleration (0.4 g

when EPB is engaged but the brake pedal

is not depressed, and 0.8 g when EPB is

engaged and the brake pedal is depressed)

until the vehicle stops. The function stops

working if the EPB is released.

ESC operation instructions

The intelligent power braking system has

the following new functions compared

with the original ESC system:

•Brake assist mode

•The brake assist mode is used

to adjust the brake pedal feel.

The relation curve between the

brake pedal depth and the vehicle

deceleration varies across different

modes for the driver to choose their

preferred pedal feel.

•To adjust the brake pedal feel, go to

(infotainment system) → Vehicle

settings → Intelligent chassis →

brake assist mode.

•CST

•CST function: When the vehicle

decelerates to stop in a non-

emergency situation, the integrated

brake control system reduces the

stop-instant suspension pitch

and impact by controlling the

brake pressure of the four brakes,

providing a smooth stop feeling for

the driver.

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•To enable or disable the CST

function, go to (infotainment

system) → Vehicle settings →

Intelligent chassis → CST.

•When the CST function is triggered,

the braking distance may be

slightly increased by 2-5 cm.

Therefore, increase the distance

from the vehicle or obstacle ahead

accordingly before stopping your

vehicle.

•Brake disc wiping

•Brake disc wiping function: When the

wiper switch is on or the rain sensor

detects rain, the integrated brake

control system applies a small brake

pressure to all four brakes so that

pads come into contact with discs

to remove the water film from the

discs. This shortens brake response

time and braking distance.

•As long as the system detects rain

or the wiper ON signal, the brake

discs are repeatedly wiped at certain

intervals to improve safety.

•ESC working

•If there is a risk of skidding or

backsliding when the vehicle starts

on a slope, or if either drive wheel is

spinning, the ESC indicator flashes

to indicate that ESC system is

working.

•Disabling ESC

•If the vehicle gets stuck in snow or

mud, ESC may reduce power output

from the motor to the wheels. In this

case, you may need to turn off the

system to get out of the jam.

•Turning off ESC

•To turn off the ESC system, press

the physical button or tap

(infotainment system) → DiPilot →

Active safety → ESC. In addition,

ESC checks its working status in real

time. If ESC OFF switch is pressed

while ESC system is working, the

system will complete the active

intervention control rather than

executes the "shutdown" command

immediately. ESC is disabled only

after the intervention control is

complete.

•Some functions of the disabled ESC

system may be re-enabled if the ESC

OFF switch is pressed again or the

vehicle speed exceeds the threshold

(80 km/h). In order to prevent ESC from

being turned off suddenly, ESC can be

activated again only when it is not in a

vehicle dynamic intervention state.

•Restarting ESC system

•When the ESC system has been

turned off, restarting the vehicle will

automatically restart ESC system.

•ESC system start and speed linkage

•If the ESC system is turned off, when

the vehicle becomes extremely

unstable as the speed increases and

exceeds the threshold (80 km/h), the

ESC system will start on its own.

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•With ESC system activated

•If the ESC fault indicator flashes,

drive with extra care to avoid

accidents.

•With ESC system disabled

•Be careful when ESC is disabled,

and drive at speeds suitable for

road conditions. The ESC system

can ensure vehicle stability and its

driving force. Never turn it off unless

necessary.

•Replacing tires

•Make sure all tires are of the same

size, brand, tread pattern and total

load. In addition, be sure to inflate

tires to the recommended pressure.

•Neither ABS nor ESC system will

work properly if the vehicle is fitted

with different tires.

•For details on tire or wheel

replacement, it is recommended to

contact a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider.

•Tire and suspension handling

•Use of any defective tire or modified

suspension affects the driving safety

system and may cause the system to

fail.

Active Suspension Mode*

The active suspension mode function

is used to adjust the softness of the

suspension system. Across different

modes, the damping force curve of

shock absorbers is intelligently adjusted

according to vehicle speed and attitude.

The driver can choose between the soft

and hard style of the suspension based on

their preference.

•You can select "Comfort" or "Sport" in

(infotainment system) → Vehicle

settings → Intelligent Chassis → Active

Suspension Mode.

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

•The ABS hydraulic system has two

separate circuits, each running

diagonally through the vehicle (left front

wheel brake connected to the right rear

wheel brake). If one circuit fails, two

wheels can still be braked.

•ABS helps maintain the steering control

by preventing the wheels from locking

or skidding when brake is engaged

suddenly or on slippery roads.

•When the front tires skid, there is no

steering control, which means that the

vehicle still moves forward even though

the steering wheel is turned. ABS helps

prevent locking and maintain steering

control since pulsating prompt brake is

much faster than human reaction.

•Never pulsate the brake pedal;

otherwise, ABS may malfunction. While

steering away from danger, a firm and

steady pressure should always be

maintained on the brake pedal for the

ABS to work.

•When the ABS is working, the brake

pedal will vibrate, which may produce

noise. This is because the ABS is

pulsating the brake quickly, which is

normal.

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Electronic Brake Force Distribution

(EBD)

•The EBD is an auxiliary function of ABS.

Before ABS acts, if the skid rate of rear

wheel is high, ABS will adjust the brake

pressure of rear wheel for a smoother

and more ideal brake force distribution.

WARNING

•ABS cannot work effectively under

the following conditions:

»Tires with inadequate grip are

used (e.g., excessively worn tires

used on snow-covered roads).

»The vehicle skids when driving at

a high speed on slippery roads.

•ABS is not designed to reduce the

braking distance of the vehicle.

Always keep a safe distance from

the vehicle ahead when:

»Driving on slippery, muddy,

sandy or snowy roads.

»Driving on roads with multiple

potholes or on uneven roads.

»Driving on bumpy roads.

CAUTION!

•If the ABS fault warning light is

still on while the braking system

warning light is on, immediately

park the vehicle in a safe place.

It is recommended to contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

•In this case, if brakes are applied,

the ABS will not work and the

vehicle will become extremely

unstable.

CAUTION!

•ABS does not reduce the time

and distance required to stop the

vehicle. This device only helps you

control steering when braking.

Please always keep a safe distance

from other vehicles.

•ABS cannot prevent skidding caused

by sudden direction change, such

as trying to make a sharp turn or

change lanes suddenly. Always drive

carefully at a safe speed, regardless

of road and weather conditions.

•ABS does not prevent decrease in

stability either. When applying the

brake in an emergency, the steering

should be moderate. A large or

sharp turn during the driving can

cause the vehicle to swerve into

oncoming traffic or run off the road.

•When driving on wet or soft or

uneven roads (e.g., waterlogged

concrete roads, waterlogged epoxy

painted roads, sandy roads, snowy

roads, etc.), vehicles equipped with

ABS may require longer braking

distances than vehicles without ABS.

In such cases, reduce the vehicle

speed and keep a greater distance

from other vehicles.

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Description

of Other Main

Features

Interior Rearview Mirror

Automatic Anti-glare Interior

Rearview Mirror

The automatic anti-glare interior rearview

mirror is equipped with electronic anti-

glare function, which automatically

adjusts the lens color of the mirror

according to the surroundings to reduce

the interference of rear glare on the driver's

field of vision.

WARNING

•Do not hang heavy objects from the

rear view mirror, or forcefully shake

or drag it.

•When manually adjusting the rear

view mirror, do not adjust forcibly if

it gets stuck.

•Do not adjust the rear view mirror

while the vehicle is in motion, as it

may distract the driver's attention.

Manual Adjustment of Interior

Rearview Mirror*

Move the interior rearview mirror up or

down, left or right to a suitable position.

WARNING

•Do not adjust the interior rearview

mirror while driving, as this may

prevent the driver from controlling

the vehicle, resulting in personal

injury or death due to accidents.

•Do not hang heavy objects from the

interior rearview mirror, or shake or

drag it with force.

•When manually adjusting the

interior rearview mirror, do not

forcibly adjust the stuck mirror to

avoid the mirror falling off.

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External Rearview Mirrors

Using the switch for electric external

rearview mirrors, the driver can adjust the

mirrors to see the sides of the vehicle in the

mirrors.

•Selection switches: used to select the

external rearview mirror to be adjusted.

•: Left rearview mirror button

•: Right rearview mirror button

•External rearview mirror adjustment

buttons : used to adjust the external

rearview mirror lens. Press the switch

indicating the desired direction.

REMINDER

•The electric external rearview

mirror has the turning function

upon reversal. When the vehicle is

being reversed, the electric external

rearview mirror automatically turns

down.

Folding of External Rearview

Mirrors

Folding external rearview mirrors

manually

Push the outer edge of the external

rearview mirror to rotate the mirror body

around the folding axis to the locked

position.

Folding external rearview mirrors

electrically

•Press the button to fold the external

rearview mirrors electrically. Press the

button again to extend the mirrors.

•Both external rearview mirrors fold

automatically when anti-theft feature is

armed, and extend automatically when

anti-theft function is disarmed.

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Wiper Blades

Inspect front/rear wiper blades for cracks

or local hardening at least every six

months. If these findings are noted, wiper

blades should be replaced. Otherwise,

the windshield will streak or will be left

unclean after wiping.

CAUTION!

•Do not open the hood when wiper

arms are lifted, as this may damage

the hood and wiper arms.

Replacing Wiper Blades

When the vehicle is powered on, in the

infotainment system, go to Vehicle Info

→ Vehicle Maintenance Info → Front

wiper check to enable the front wiper

check function. The wipers then rotate out

automatically for easy maintenance and

replacement.

1. Pull up the wiper arm at the driver

side, and then pull up the other at the

passenger side.

2. Press the wiper lock button.

3. Hold the wiper blade and pull it out

along the indicated direction.

4. When installing a new wiper blade,

follow the reverse procedure.

Snow Chains

•Snow chains are only used in emergency

or when vehicles travel in specific areas

specified by laws.

•Snow chains should be installed

on front wheels. Be careful when

driving the vehicle installed with snow

chains on snow-covered roads. Some

snow chains may damage the tires,

wheels, suspension and vehicle body.

Therefore, use thin snow chains. It is

recommended that the thickness or

diameter of snow chain must not exceed

6 mm, so as to provide enough free

space between tires and other parts in

the hubcap.

•Read the component assembly

drawings and other instructions

provided by the snow chain

manufacturer carefully.

•Before purchasing and installing snow

chains, consult a BYD authorized dealer

or service provider where your vehicle

was purchased.

•After snow chains are installed, be sure

to travel at a speed below 30 km/h on

snow-covered roads.

•In order to minimize wear of wheels and

snow chains, do not travel with snow

chains on roads without snow.

REMINDER

•Do not drive at a speed above 30

km/h or maintain a speed lower

than the speed limit specified by the

snow chain manufacturer.

•Drive carefully, paying attention

to bumps, potholes and sharp

turns that can cause the vehicle to

bounce.

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REMINDER

•For vehicles with snow chains, avoid

sharp turns or braking with locked

wheels, and slow down the vehicle

before entering a curve to avoid

accidents due to loss of control.

•If abnormal noise is heard from

the snow chain, it indicates that

the chain may contact vehicle

components such as suspension,

body or brake lines. In this case,

stop the vehicle immediately for

inspection.

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IN-VEHICLE

DEVICES

A/C System.................................................... 148

Storage...........................................................157

Other In-Vehicle Devices............................. 160

Infotainment System................................... 164

A/C System

Introduction to Air

Conditioning

•To access the A/C setting page, go to

→ Vehicle settings → A/C.

Fan speed reduction during calls

•Tap this button to enable automatic fan

speed reduction during Bluetooth calls.

•Tap this button again to disable

automatic fan speed reduction during

Bluetooth calls.

Auto air recirculation when parking

•Tap this button to enable automatic air

recirculation when parking.

•Tap this button again to disable

automatic air recirculation when

parking.

Auto A/C mode

•Two options are available: Economical

and Comfort.

A/C Panel

Front-row A/C buttons

① Auto button

② A/C power button

③ Front windshield defrost button

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A/C Operation Interface

Front-row A/C operation interface

1A/C setting

2Air purification system

3A/C operation interface button

4A/C power button

5Auto mode

6Cooling mode

7Max. cooling

8Independent control

9Front windshield defrost

10 Internal/External circulation

11 Ventilation

12 Front passenger A/C temperature

adjustment

13 Driver A/C temperature adjustment

14 Blowing mode

15 Air amount adjustment

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Rear control panel interface*

Automatic screen lock

•With the rear infotainment lock not engaged, the rear control panel screen will lock

automatically after a period of inactivity.

Unlocking the screen

•Tap the unlock button on the rear control panel to release the automatic page lock.

•When you tap any other button on the locked screen, the unlock button flashes to

indicate that the screen is currently locked, and the operation is invalid.

•When the automatic screen lock is deactivated, the rear control panel does not display

the unlock button.

REMINDER

•When the rear-row lock button on the shortcut menu of the infotainment system is

locked, buttons on relevant interfaces are not available.

•A/C odor:

»It is normal that there may be a damp and moldy smell just after the A/C is turned

on. During the operation of the automobile A/C, A/C condensation often remain in

the evaporator, and the wet evaporator can easily absorb unfiltered body sweat,

smokes, etc., inside the vehicle. Condensation not blown dry makes the dark and

damp evaporator surface prone to mold, which is very likely to produce unpleasant

odors by long-term fermentation.

•How to prevent A/C odors:

»Turn off the A/C and ventilate with natural air before parking to keep the air inside

the vehicle relatively dry.

»Inspect, clean, or replace the filter regularly.

»Try to keep the cabin clean and fresh.

•If the odor persists after odor prevention methods are used, it is recommended to

contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for repair.

•In the front defrost mode, button operations on the rear control panel are invalid.

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REMINDER

•In order to reduce odors from the A/C, if the A/C is already turned on, the A/C blower

may keep running for a while after the vehicle is powered off and locked. That is

because the condensed water on the surface of the evaporator needs to be dried

to prevent mold fermentation. It is normal for the A/C blower to start running

automatically when the vehicle is locked. Do not worry about it.

AUTO Mode button

•After tapping this button, its indicator

lights up on the front A/C panel, and

compressor status, and air amount

and blowing modes can be adjusted

automatically.

•The vehicle will exit AUTO control if air

amount and blowing modes are set,

and other functions will remain in AUTO

mode except for the operation function.

A/C power button

•Tap this button to disable the A/C if it is

ON.

•Tap this button to enable the A/C if it is

OFF.

Max. cooling button

•Tap this button to activate the Max

Cooling control. The compressor is then

started, the temperature is Lo, the air

amount is adjusted as Max, the internal

circulation is started, and air blows in

face level mode.

•Tap this button again to exit.

A/C Cooling button

•Tap this button to activate the A/C

compressor. The compressor then starts

to work for cooling.

•Tap this button again to deactivate the

function, and the compressor stops

working.

Internal/External circulation button

•Tap this button. The icon is displayed

as , and the air inlet mode is

internal circulation.

•Tap this button for the second time. The

icon is displayed as , and the air

inlet mode is external circulation.

REMINDER

•When the parking automatic

internal circulation is enabled, to

ensure air quality in the vehicle and

prevent the vehicle exhaust from

entering the vehicle, the circulation

mode will switch to the internal

circulation when parking.

Ventilation button

•Tap this button to activate A/C

ventilation control. The outlet air is

natural air.

•Tap this button again to exit.

Temperature regulation

•A/C temperature regulation

•Tap the upside arrow or slide it

down to increase the temperature.

Tap the downside arrow or slide it

up to lower the temperature.

•When the temperature is set to the

lowest, "L0" is displayed. When it is

set to the highest, "HI" is displayed.

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Defrost button for front windshield

•Tap this button to activate the front

windshield defrosting button indicator

on the front A/C panel and enable

the front windshield defroster control

mode, and the air supply mode is

changed to front windshield defroster

mode.

•Tap this button again to deactivate

and exit the front windshield defroster

control mode.

Defrost button for rear windshield &

side mirrors*

•Tap this button, and the heating panel

in side mirrors will quickly clear the side

mirrors. It will be automatically disabled

after 15 minutes if there are no other

commands.

•Tap this button again to disable the

function.

•This function is not to be used to dry

raindrops or melt snow.

REMINDER

•Using the side mirror electric

heating defrosting function for a

long time may cause the mirror to

wear out faster. Turn off the defrost

button when it is not needed.

CAUTION!

•When cleaning the inside of the rear

window, be careful not to scratch

or damage the heating wire and the

connector.

Air amount adjustment

•A/C air amount regulation

•Tap the chosen position, the higher

the position, the larger the air

amount.

•Tap to set it at position 1, and tap

to set it at position 7.

Blowing mod

•Tap the corresponding icon on the

Infotainment system to select the

corresponding blowing mode.

•Air blowing modes can be combined

freely, and up to three air blowing

modes can be enabled simultaneously

as required.

•Adjustments can be made according to

the following air supply.

Usage Guidelines

•To quickly cool down the interior after

long exposure to sunlight, drive for a

few minutes with the windows open

to exhaust hot air and speed up A/C

cooling.

•To speed up cooling, adjust the

temperature to "Lo" and select the

internal circulation mode for a few

minutes.

•Make sure that the air intake grille in

front of the windshield is not blocked.

•In humid weather, avoid blowing cool

air onto the windshield to prevent

fogging and reduced visibility.

•Keep the space under the front seats

clear to improve air circulation.

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•In cold weather, set the air volume to a

high range for 1 minute to remove snow

or moisture from the intake passage and

reduce fogging.

•In cold weather, select internal

circulation for a few minutes for quick

heating. To prevent fogging after cabin

is heated, select external circulation for

air intake.

•Drivers should close all windows, set

internal circulation mode, and turn on

A/C fans when driving in dusty or windy

conditions.

•In heating mode, press the compressor

control button to light up the button

(turning on the compressor), which can

reduce airflow moisture.

•In ventilation mode, the system

introduces the natural wind from

outside, which is suitable for spring and

autumn.

REMINDER

•A/C unpleasant smell:

»It is normal that there may be a

damp and moldy smell just after

the A/C is turned on. That is due

to condensation that remains in

the evaporator and is not blown

dry.

•How to prevent it:

»Turn off the A/C and enable

natural ventilation before

parking to keep the air inside the

vehicle relatively dry.

»Check, clean or replace the air

filter regularly.

»Keep the cabin clean.

•If the unpleasant smell persists,

contact a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider for repair.

REMINDER

•It is normal that the A/C blower

keeps running after the vehicle

is locked. That is because the

condensed water on the surface of

the evaporator needs to be dried to

prevent mold fermentation.

A/C Vents

Side vent

① Toggle the vent stick to adjust the outlet

angle of air flow.

② Turn the roller to adjust the size of the

vent or to open/close the vent.

Center vent

Toggle the vent stick to adjust the outlet

angle of air flow or close the vent. When

you adjust the stick to the far left and hear

a click, the vent is closed.

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Rear vent

①: Toggle the left vent stick to adjust the

outlet angle of air flow.

②: Turn the roller to adjust the size of the

vent or to open/close the vent.

③: Toggle the right vent stick to adjust the

outlet angle of air flow.

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Air Purification System

The air purification system purifies airborne PM2.5 particles. When A/C is turned on, the system

thoroughly removes PM2.5 particles from the air blown into the cabin.

Air purification operation interface

Tap "Air purification" on the infotainment page. The PM2.5 operation interface is displayed.

1Air purification operation

2Outside PM2.5 value and level

3In-vehicle PM2.5 value and level

4PM2.5 detection

5Quick purification

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PM2.5 detection button

Tap "PM2.5 detection". When the button lights up, the system detects PM2.5 concentration

inside/outside in real time and displays the real-time value on the pad. PM2.5 detection will

stop if the button turns off.

Quick purification button

Tap this button to enable fast purification. Tap it a second time to end fast purification.

In-vehicle PM2.5 value and level display

•The area displays the PM2.5 value and level outside/inside the vehicle.

•The PM2.5 value detected by the on-board air purification (PM2.5) detector is the PM2.5

value in the air near the vehicle carrying the device in a short time, which should be different

from the daily or real-time PM2.5 value declared by national and relevant government

authorities.

Here is a reference of air quality grade:

Range of PM2.5 Values Air Quality Grade

0-35 Good

36-75 Moderate

76-115 Detrimental to sensitive population

116-150 Unhealthy

151-250 Very unhealthy

251-999 Hazardous

REMINDER

•The frequency of PM2.5 detection should be reduced in the following environments:

»Sandstorms and other extremely harsh environments;

»Cold regions (with ambient temperature below -20°C);

»High-humidity environments (with relative humidity above 90%);

»Environments with a change in temperature (prone to condensation), such as

driving in from a cold environment to a high-temperature indoor environment or

parking lot.

•Running maximum air flow speed in internal circulation mode can quickly reduce the

concentration of fine particles in the air inside the vehicle.

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REMINDER

•In order to reduce odors from the A/C, if the A/C is already turned on, the A/C blower

may keep running for a while after the vehicle is powered off and locked. That is

because the condensed water on the surface of the evaporator needs to be dried

to prevent mold fermentation. It is normal for the A/C blower to start running

automatically when the vehicle is locked. Do not worry about it.

Switching on A/C with

Cloud Service App*

•A/C ON: On the BYD app control

page, tap the "A/C ON" button, set

"Set temperature", "Duration" and

"Circulation mode", and enter the

password to enable A/C remotely.

•A/C OFF: Tap the "A/C OFF" button on

the BYD APP control interface, and enter

the password to disable A/C remotely.

•A/C schedule: On the BYD app control

page, tap "A/C schedule" → "Create

Schedule", set time, temperature,

duration and circulation mode, and save

the settings. The A/C will be turned on at

the set time.

Storage

Glove Box

•To use the glove box, unlock it with a

mechanical key and then pull the glove

box lid.

•Push the lid up to close it.

REMINDER

•To reduce the possibility of personal

injury in the event of an accident or

emergency braking, keep the glove

box closed while driving.

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Cubby Box

To use the cubby box, press the switch on

the front of cubby box to open it.

REMINDER

•Keep the front cubby box closed

while the vehicle is in motion.

Cup Holder

Front Seat Cup Holder

•The cup holder is used to securely hold

cups, movable ashtray or beverage can,

etc.

•To use the front seat cup holder, tap

the cup holder cover, and it will open

automatically.

REMINDER

•The cup holder should hold a cup or

beverage can securely to avoid any

liquid spilling from the cup or can,

damaging the front USB ports.

Rear Seat Cup Holder

1. Flip the rear seat armrest.

2. Tap the cup holder cover to let it open

automatically.

CAUTION!

•When using the cup holder, do not

start or brake the vehicle suddenly

to prevent liquid spillage and burn

you or other passengers.

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CAUTION!

•Do not place an open cup or

untightened beverage bottle in the

cup holder, so as to avoid liquid

spillage when you are opening and

closing the doors and driving.

•To ensure safe driving, the driver

is strictly prohibited from taking

the cup out or placing it in the cup

holder while driving.

Glasses Case

Press the lid of the case to open it.

Storage Box on Interior

Panel

Storage boxes are available on all doors to

hold cups and canned beverages.

Bill Box

Tap the ticket box lid to open the box.

File Pockets

•There are file pockets at the back of the

front seats.

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Other In-Vehicle

Devices

Sun Visor

① Sun visor

② Vanity mirror

•The sun visor is located above the driver

seat and front passenger seat. To block

sunlight from the front, pull the sun

visor down.

•To block sunlight from a side, remove

the swivel sleeve from the fixed support

and turn the visor towards the side

window.

•When the vanity mirror is installed, turn

down the sun visor and slide the mirror

cover to use the mirror.

REMINDER

•Correct use of the sun visor

improves driving safety and comfort.

Safety Handles

•① Hook: Do not hang any heavy objects

on the hook to avoid damage to the

hook.

•② Safety handle: Pull the safety handle

down for use. The handle returns to its

original position when released.

CAUTION!

•Do not hang heavy objects on safety

handles to avoid personal injury or

damage to the safety handles.

•Do not hang items on hooks and

safety handles while the vehicle is in

motion.

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12V Auxiliary Power

•It is used for accessories with 12V DC

working voltage and no more than 10A

working current.

•The 12V auxiliary power is available only

when the ignition switch is on "OK". Lift

the cover to use it.

CAUTION!

•To prevent fuses from blowing,

the power consumption must not

exceed 12V/120W of total vehicle

load.

•To prevent the starter iron battery

from exhausting its power, do not

use the 12 V auxiliary power supply

for a long time when the driving

motor is not running.

•When the 12 V auxiliary power is not

in use, close its cover. Do not insert

objects other than an appropriate

plug into the 12V auxiliary power

socket or let any liquid ingress the

socket, as electrical failure may

result.

USB Ports

USB charging ports can only be used when

the ignition switch is on OK.

•Only charging ports are provided under

the front cup holder cover.

•① USB charging port.

•② Type-C fast-charging port.

•The cubby box contains USB ports.

①USB data transmission port

②USB charging port

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•Only USB charging ports are provided in

the rear-row armrest.

SD Card Slot

An SD card slot is located in the cubby box.

Wireless Phone Charging

•Slide down the quick access menu in

the infotainment system to light up the

Wireless Charging icon.

•The wireless phone charging area is

located at the front of the cubby box.

When the ignition switch is on OK, put

the phone on the non-slip rubber pad

in the wireless charging area with the

phone screen facing up. The phone

automatically begins wireless charging,

and a charging icon is displayed on the

infotainment page.

•Wireless phone charging uses a coil to

transmit electrical energy to a phone

battery through electromagnetic wave

induction so that the phone can be

charged without a cable connection.

REMINDER

•Only one phone can be charged at a

time.

•A phone case that is too thick may

prevent charging.

•While driving on bumpy roads, the

mobile phone wireless charging

feature may intermittently stop and

resume charging.

•Try to ensure that the surface on

which a mobile phone is placed is

parallel to the charging module. If

the phone moves from the wireless

charging area and stops charging,

move it back to the wireless

charging area.

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REMINDER

•If the phone cannot be charged

properly, ensure that there are

no foreign objects in the wireless

charging area, or wait for the

wireless charging area to cool

down before trying again. If it is still

impossible to charge the phone, it

is recommended that you contact

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

•After power-off, if the phone is still

charging and the front left door is

opened, there will be a sound alarm

from the instrument cluster and the

warning message "Do not forget

your phone" will be displayed for 5

seconds.

•Ensure your smart key is more

than 25 cm away from the wireless

charging area when the wireless

charging system is working.

•Do not place coins, metal keys,

metal rings, or other articles

containing metal in the wireless

charging area together with the

phone to avoid wireless charging

dysfunction or even accidents.

•Do not place heavy objects in the

charging area to avoid any damage.

•If the phone wireless charging

system is faulty and does not work

properly, it is recommended that

you contact a BYD authorized dealer

or service provider.

•BYD will not assume any

responsibility for any problems

caused by improper use. If the

product is disassembled or

modified, the free warranty will be

terminated.

•Do not leave an unattended phone

being charged in the vehicle, to

avoid potential safety hazards.

REMINDER

•For safety reasons, drivers should

refrain from checking phone

charging status while driving.

CAUTION!

•If a metal item is found between

the device and the charger rubber

pad while charging, never remove

it immediately with a bare hand to

prevent burns.

•For better charging, the center of the

phone coil must be aligned with the

center of wireless charger (indicated

with text in the charging area).

•Prevent any fluid from coming into

contact with the charging area. The

wireless charger will malfunction if

water enters the wireless charger via

the gap around the rubber mat.

•Charging may stop at high

temperatures, and will resume once

the temperature drops.

•The wireless phone charging system

can charge Qi-certified phones, and

non-Qi-certified phones are not

guaranteed for normal charging.

•BYD makes no commitments

for problems caused by external

wireless charging coils. Please use

with caution.

•To avoid burning cards with chips,

such as bank cards, do not place

them between the phone case and

the phone during charging.

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Infotainment

System

Infotainment Control

Panel

Infotainment Control Panel Pad

When the vehicle is powered on, the

initial screen will be displayed for several

seconds and the infotainment system

starts to work. It must be used after

network connection to better experience

Infotainment functions (such as APP and

Internet calls).

①Infotainment touchscreen

②Scroll button

•Audio can be turned off when pressed

and on when pressed again. The

infotainment system can be restarted

when the button is pressed and held for

over 3 seconds.

•Scroll up to turn volume up down to

turn volume down. Volume ranges from

0 to 39. A "Mute" icon is displayed when

volume is 0.

WARNING

•Do not use a high-power inverter in

the vehicle, as this may cause the

infotainment system to malfunction.

WARNING

•Do not format or root the device

without authorization, or it will

cause the infotainment system or

the vehicle to malfunction.

•For driving safety, the use of

landscape view is recommended

while driving.

CAUTION!

•To prevent damage to the touch

screen

»Touch it gently. If there is no

response, remove finger from

the screen then touch it again.

»Clean the screen with a soft

damp cloth. Do not use any

cleaning product.

•Using the touch screen

»When the display screen

temperature is low, the

displayed image may be darker,

or the system may work slightly

slower than normal.

»When wearing sunglasses, the

screen may be dark or difficult to

see. Change the viewing angle,

or take off the sunglasses.

»The touch screen buttons

that are grayed out cannot be

operated.

•The touch screen interface shown

here is for reference only.

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Widgets

•When the infotainment system

is started, the widget page is

automatically displayed, which mainly

contains: top status bar, Vehicle

settings, A/C, navigation bar, and widget

window.

The widget page contains three small

windows, which can be or customized:

1. Adding a widget: Touch and hold the

widget icon you want to replace to make

it editable. The widget icon you can add

is displayed at the bottom of the page.

Drag the intended widget icon to the

desired position and release it.

2. Deleting a widget: Touch and hold the

widget icon you want to delete, drag it

to the delete icon at the top of the page,

then release it.

3. Changing widget position: Touch

and hold a widget icon, drag it to the

position of another widget, and then

release it.

Shortcut: Slide down the top status bar.

The shortcut page is displayed, including

shortcuts to WiFi, Mobile data, Bluetooth,

Mute, Hotspot, Screenshot, Remote

location, Brightness and other vehicle

controls.

Language Setting

•When the vehicle is powered on, tap

on → Dlink→More→Language on

the centre console touch screen and set

the language as Simplified Chinese or

English.

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SERVICE AND

MAINTENANCE

Instructions for Maintenance..................... 168

Regular Maintenance...................................174

Self-Maintenance..........................................179

Instructions for

Maintenance

Maintenance Cycle and

Items

Vehicle Maintenance Schedule

•The maintenance plan is designed to

ensure stable driving, failure reduction,

safe and economical driving.

•Drivers can refer to the maintenance

plan for scheduled maintenance

intervals, depending on the odometer

reading or time interval, whichever

comes first.

•For overdue maintenance items, the

same time interval should be used for

maintenance.

•Rubber hoses (for A/C and heating

systems, braking systems, etc.) should

be checked by professional technicians

according to the maintenance schedule.

•These are particularly important

maintenance items whose maintenance

intervals are recorded in the

maintenance schedule. Hoses with

any degradation or damage should be

replaced immediately.

•The maintenance schedule lists all the

maintenance items that are necessary

to keep the vehicle in optimum

condition at all times.

•It is recommended that the

maintenance be performed in

accordance with the standards and

specifications of BYD Auto Co., Ltd.,

and by a local BYD authorized dealer or

service provider

•The maintenance schedule lists the

maintenance items and travel time or

distance based on the assumption that

the vehicle is used as a normal means of

transportation to carry passengers and

goods that do not exceed the vehicle

load limit.

CAUTION!

•Please carry out regular

maintenance of the vehicle

according to the requirements

in BYD Auto "Warranty and

Maintenance Service Manual".

Maintenance Schedule

Requirements

The vehicle shall be maintained according

to the regular maintenance schedule.

If the vehicle is operated primarily under

one or more of the following special

conditions, certain maintenance plan

items may need to be performed more

frequently.

•Road conditions

•Driving on rough, muddy or slushy

roads.

•Driving on dusty roads.

•Driving conditions

•Towed trailer, camping trailer or roof

rack is used.

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Maintenance Schedule

Vehicle maintenance is performed based on the mileages or months, whichever comes first.

Maintenance Item Maintenance Cycle

Chassis fastening screw check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Brake pedal and EPB switch check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

Brake friction block and disc check Inspections should be performed

every 12 months or 20,000 km.

Brake piping and hose check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

Guide pin of brake caliper assembly check Once every 24 months or 40,000km.

Steering wheel and tie rod check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

Drive shaft boot check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

Ball pin and boot check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

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Front and rear suspension check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

Check of tires and inflation

pressure, including Tire

Pressure Monitor System(TPMS)

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Front and rear alignment check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

Tire Rotation

Tires should be checked for air

pressure and conditions at least once

a month and rotated every 10,000 km.

Door brake check

Dust on the lever should be removed

with a damp soft cloth, and 0.3 to

0.8 g of grease applied to the lever,

riveting joint, and rotating shaft.

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Wheel bearing clearance check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km; where under

harsh conditions, inspections should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km.

Expansion tank coolant level check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Drive motor antifreeze change

The long-acting organic acid coolant

should be changed every 4 years or

100,000 km, whichever comes first.

Brake fluid check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Brake fluid change The brake fluid should be changed

every 2 years or 40,000 km.

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Check of vehicle module DTCs

(to be cleared after recording)

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Check of power battery tray, shield,

impact bar, and mount point torque (QH)

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Capacity testing and calibration Every 72,000 km or 6 months.

Check and change of

gear oil in transmission

The initial change should be performed at

24 months or 40,000 km, and subsequent

changes every 24 months or 48,000 km.

Powertrain check for leaks and bumps

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Check for loose HV wiring

harness and connectors

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

HV module check for

deformation or oil stains

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Charging connector interface check

for foreign materials or ablation

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Activated carbon HEPA filter check*

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, whichever

comes first, where parts should be

replaced as necessary. Under harsh

conditions, inspections should be

performed every 6 months, where parts

should be replaced when necessary.

Common filter check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, whichever

comes first, where parts should be

replaced as necessary. Under harsh

conditions, inspections should be

performed every 6 months, where parts

should be replaced when necessary.

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PM2.5 quick tester filter* check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, whichever

comes first, where parts should be

replaced as necessary. Under harsh

conditions, inspections should be

performed every 6 months, where parts

should be replaced when necessary.

Electrostatic filter* check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, whichever

comes first, where parts should be

replaced as necessary. Under harsh

conditions, inspections should be

performed every 6 months, where parts

should be replaced when necessary.

Check and replacement of

car perfume bottle assembly*

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, whichever

comes first, where parts should be

replaced as necessary. Under harsh

conditions, inspections should be

performed every 6 months, where parts

should be replaced when necessary.

Lamp and LED lighting check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Headlight dimming check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Initial downtilt calibration of low beam Once every 10,000 km.

EPS GND point check for

foreign materials or ablations

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

EPS connector looseness check

and connector pin ablation check

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

EPS ECU corrosion check

The initial inspection should be

performed at 12 months or 20,000 km,

and subsequent inspections every 24

months or 40,000 km.

Check of connections between

EPS ECU and motor for foreign

materials or corrosion*

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

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Check of vehicle module

software update (update if any)

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

High-voltage part check for wading marks

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Check of shock absorber sleeve on

hood hinge limit stud for abrasion

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Check of wiper arm lock nut torque

Inspections should be performed every

12 months or 20,000 km, where damaged

parts should be replaced timely.

Check of hood lock and fastener Once every 12 months

Note: When checking item 1, please replace chassis

parts in time if any abnormal damage is found.

REMINDER

To keep the power battery in optimal conditions, it should be fully charged and discharged

regularly (once every 6 months or 72,000 km, whichever comes first) for self-calibration.

A BYD authorized dealer or service provider may also be contacted to carry out capacity

testing and calibration.

Harsh conditions of use are:

•Frequent driving in dusty areas or frequent exposure to salt-laden air;

•Frequent driving on bumpy, waterlogged, or mountain roads;

•Driving in cold weather;

•Frequent and sudden braking;

•Frequently used as a tow trailer;

•Used as a taxi;

•Driving in congested urban areas at temperatures above 32°C for more than 50% of total

driving time;

•Driving at speeds over 120 km/h at temperatures above 30°C for more than 50% of total

driving time;

•Frequent overloading.

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Regular

Maintenance

Regular Maintenance

•Pay attention to vehicle performance,

sound changes, and visual evidence

that indicates service is required. Under

any of the following circumstances,

the vehicle may need to be adjusted

or repaired. Therefore, you are

recommended to send the vehicle

to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider as soon as possible:

•Motor start produces unusual noises.

•Coolant remains overheated, is

stagnated or leaks.

•Motor jams and produces

unexpected noise.

•The motor runs with excessive

vibration.

•The motor fails to get started.

•Electric assembly leaks oil.

•Electric assembly emits odors.

•Power declines significantly.

•Water leaks from under the vehicle

(A/C condensate is normal).

•Tire deflates; tires make excessive

noises at turns; tire wear is uneven.

•Vehicle leads to one side when

driving straight on a flat surface.

•Suspension unit movement leads to

unusual noises.

•Loss of braking effect; sponge feeling

on the brake pedal or clutch pedal;

pedal almost contacts the floor;

vehicle leads to one side when

braking.

•Motor coolant temperature remains

high.

•Battery capacity decreased

significantly.

•High battery temperature or

overheat protection persists, or

there is no power output.

REMINDER

•Do not continue driving a vehicle

that has not been inspected, as

this may result in serious vehicle

damage and personal injury.

Vehicle Corrosion

Protection

The most common causes of vehicle

corrosion are:

•The underbody of the vehicle is covered

in salt, dust or moisture.

•The vehicle or some of its parts are

exposed to high humidity and high

temperature for a long time.

•The paint layer or underlayer is

scratched by minor collision or by

stones and gravel.

The following rules should be observed

to prevent vehicle corrosion:

•Wash the vehicle frequently.

•If driving on saline roads in winter

or living in coastal areas, wash

the landing area of the vehicle at

least once a month, and clean the

chassis and hubcap with a high-

pressure water jet or steam to

reduce corrosion. Wash the chassis

thoroughly after winter.

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•Check body paint and trims.

•Any chip or crack found on the paint

must be repaired immediately to

prevent corrosion. If fragments

or cracks peel off from the metal

surface, it is recommended to go to

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for repair.

•Check cabin interior.

•Moisture and dust buildup under the

carpet can cause corrosion. Check

the undersides of carpets frequently

to make sure these areas are dry.

•Special care should be taken when

transporting chemicals, detergents,

fertilizers, salt, and other substances,

and such substances should be

kept in appropriate containers for

transportation. If spillage or leakage

is found, clean immediately and

keep dry.

•Use fenders.

•Fenders can protect vehicles in

saline areas or on gravel roads. The

bigger and closer to the ground the

fender, the better.

•Park in a well-ventilated and dry area.

Paint Maintenance Tips

•Do not perform secondary painting if

there is no obvious scratches on the

finish, so as to prevent mismatch or

color incompatibility.

•When the vehicle is not used for a

long period, it should be parked in a

garage or a well-ventilated place, and

special body cover should be used in

winter. Choose a shady place for parking

temporarily.

•Prevent strong impacts, knocks or

scratches on the paint. If the paint is

scratched, dented or if it peels, it should

be repaired in time, which should be

carried out by professional auto beauty

provider.

•Do not touch the paint with a greasy

cloth. Do not place greasy tools or rub

with organic solvents on the vehicle

body so as to avoid chemical reactions.

•The vehicle should be taken for a

paint check regularly (once a month or

whenever any problem is found), and

waxed once every three months.

•High quality polish and wax must

be used. If body finish is severely

weathered, use a car cleaning polish

separate from the wax. Carefully follow

the manufacturer's instructions and

precautions. Chrome finish should be

polished and waxed as well as painted

finish.

CAUTION!

•The plastic bumper must be

removed if the vehicle is to be

repainted and parked in a high

temperature painting and waxing

workshop, as high temperatures will

damage the bumper.

Exterior Cleaning

•The vehicle must be cleaned in time

under the following circumstances

which will cause peeling of paint layer or

corrosion of body and parts:

•Driving along the coast.

•Driving on a road on which anti-

freeze has been applied.

•Driving on roads covered with coal

tar.

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•Resin, bird droppings and insect

carcasses get stuck.

•Driving in areas with a large amount

of smoke, soot, dust, iron filings or

chemicals.

•Vehicles visibly soiled by dust or

mud.

•After raining.

Manual Car Washing

Before washing the vehicle, park it in the

shade, and wait for the vehicle to cool

down sufficiently.

1. Flush loose dirt with a hose to remove

all mud or road salt from the bottom of

the vehicle and wheel pits.

2. Wash the vehicle with neutral agents,

the mixing of which should be carried

out according to the manufacturer's

instructions. Soak a soft cloth with

cleaning solution and gently wipe it

down along the direction of the water

flow. Do not wipe in a circular motion or

horizontally.

3. Rinse well - When the washing agent

dries, it forms markings. After washing

the vehicle in hot weather, rinse the

parts properly.

4. Dry the vehicle with a clean soft towel

to prevent stay water marks. In order to

prevent scratching, do not rub or apply

excessive force on the paint.

REMINDER

•Do not use alkaline washing

powder, soapy water, dishwashing

liquid, dewaxing detergent, or

volatile solvents.

REMINDER

•When cleaning the light assemblies,

do not wipe the surface of the

combination lights with chemical

solvents, such as gasoline, alcohol,

lacquer thinner, paint thinner or

carbon tetrachloride; otherwise,

cracks will appear on the assembly

guards.

•Vehicles driven in coastal areas or

in heavily polluted areas should be

rinsed every day.

•Do not scrape or use gasoline to

remove dirt. The plastic wheel trims

are easily damaged by organic

matter.If any organic matter is

splashed on the trims, it must be

washed off with water and the trims

must be checked for damage. If

necessary, promptly replace plastic

wheel trims that have been seriously

damaged. Otherwise, they may fly

off while the vehicle is in motion.

•Do not wash the bumper with

cleaning agents that contain

abrasives.

•The plated metal parts must be

cleaned with a carbon cleaning

agent, and waxed regularly for

protection.

Automatic Car Washing

When choosing an automated car wash

service, be aware of certain types of

brushes, unfiltered rinsing water, or

machine-specific rinsing procedures that

may scratch the paint and affect its gloss

and durability, especially darker colors.

Before washing the vehicle, it is best to

consult the staff of the car wash service

provider to understand which washing

procedures are the safest for the paint

finish.

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Interior Cleaning

REMINDER

•Prevent direct water splashes

onto the dashboard or floor when

washing the vehicle, as these may

cause electrical faults.

•Do not wash the vehicle’s floor.

Carpet

•Clean carpets with a good foam

detergent.

•Use a vacuum cleaner to remove as

much dust as possible. There are several

types of foam detergents available,

some in spray cans, others are powders

or liquids that are mixed with water.

Clean the carpets with foam soaked

sponge or a brush, scrubbing in a

circular motion.

•Do not use plain water, and keep the

carpets as dry as possible.

Seat Belt Cleaning

•The seat belts can be cleaned with

neutral soapy water or lukewarm water.

•Scrub the seat belts with a sponge

or soft cloth. Check the seat belts for

excessive wear, tears or cut marks.

CAUTION!

•Do not clean the seat belts with

stain remover or bleach, so as not to

weaken them.

•Do not use the seat belts until they

are dry.

Doors and Windows

•Doors and windows can be cleaned with

any ordinary detergent.

•Check the door stops regularly. If the

stop lever is found with visible dust

accumulation, wipe it with a wet soft

cloth.

CAUTION!

•When cleaning the inside of the rear

window, be careful not to scratch

or damage the heating wire and the

connector.

A/C Control Panel, Car Speakers,

Dashboard, Control Panel and

Switches

•Clean the A/C control panel, car

speakers, dashboard panel, control

panel and switches with a wet soft cloth.

•Wipe dust off gently with a clean soft

cloth soaked in warm water.

CAUTION!

•Do not use organic substances

(solvents, kerosene, alcohol,

gasoline, etc.) or acid and alkali

solutions. These chemicals can

cause discoloration, staining or

flaking.

•If any detergent or polishing product

is used, make sure they do not

contain any of these ingredients.

•If a new liquid washing agent is

used, it must not come into contact

with the vehicle’s interior surfaces,

as it may contain any of the

previously mentioned ingredients.

If there is any spillage, immediately

clean it thoroughly.

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Cleaning of Leather

•Leather trimmings can be cleaned

with a neutral detergent used to wash

woolen.

•Use a soft cloth with a neutral detergent

solution to wipe off the dust, and then

use a clean, wet cloth to wipe the

remaining detergent thoroughly.

•If leather gets wet, wipe it with a

clean soft cloth and let it dry in a cool,

ventilated place.

•For any questions about vehicle

cleaning, please consult a local BYD

authorized dealer or service provider.

CAUTION!

•If dirt cannot be cleaned off using

a neutral detergent, clean it with

a detergent that does not contain

organic solvents.

•Do not clean leather with any

organic material such as volatile oil,

alcohol, gasoline, acid or alkali, as

these will cause discoloration.

•Do not clean leather with a nylon

brush or synthetic fiber cloth, as

these may scratch the fine patterns

on the leather surface.

•Mold may grow on dirty leather

trimmings. Special care must

be taken to avoid oil stains, and

atrimmings must always be kept

clean.

•Prolonged exposure to sunlight will

cause leather to harden or shrink,

so the vehicle should be parked in a

shady and cool place, especially in

the summer.

•In hot weather, avoid placing vinyl

or waxy items on the trimmings, as

these may stick to leather in high

temperatures.

CAUTION!

•Improper cleaning of leather

trimmings may cause discoloration

or spots.

Real Wood Trims

•It is recommended to wipe off the

dust with a soft dry cloth every day to

maintain normal gloss of the white ash.

Do not wipe with a hard cloth or with

acidic or alkaline cleaning products,

which can damage the topcoat on the

white ash.

•Strictly prevents chemicals (perfume,

alcohol, cosmetics, tea, mineral water,

grease, etc.) from contaminating real

wood trims. These chemicals could lead

to cracking or bonding gap of real wood

trims.

•In case of contamination, wipe

immediately with paper towel or dry

cloth to reduce chemical damage to real

wood.

Electroplated Trims

•It is recommended to wipe the dust

from the trims with a soft towel

to maintain normal gloss of the

electroplated layer. Do not wipe directly

with a hard cloth or with acidic or

alkaline cleaning products.

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Self-Maintenance

Self-Maintenance Precautions

•If maintenance is to be carried out by

the owner, be sure to follow the correct

steps in this section.

•Note that improper and incomplete

maintenance will affect the good use of

the vehicle.

•This section only lists instructions on

simple maintenance items that can

be done by the owner. However, there

are many items that must be done by

qualified technicians with special tools.

•Special care must be taken in

maintaining vehicles to prevent

accidental injuries.

CAUTION!

•Some vehicle circuits and parts

carry high current or high voltage.

Beware.

•If refrigerant spills out, wipe it

clean with a dry cloth or paper to

prevent damage to parts or painted

surfaces.

•If brake fluid spills out, rinse it with

water to prevent damage to parts or

painted surfaces.

•When replacing wiper blades,

prevent them from scratching the

glass surface.

•Before closing the hood, make sure

there are no tools, cloths, etc., left

inside.

•Goggles are to be worn whenever

work is done under the vehicle,

to prevent objects or liquids from

falling into eyes.

CAUTION!

•As brake fluid can damage the skin

or eyes, caution should be exercised

while filling the brake fluid.If brake

fluid splashes on skin or eyes, wash

immediately with plenty water. If

discomfort persists, seek medical

attention.

Checks

The following items should be checked

according to usage or specified mileage:

•Refrigerant level - Radiator refrigerant

level should be checked at each charge.

•Windshield washer fluid - The residual

amount of washer liquid in the tank

should be checked monthly. When

washer liquid is frequently used, the

residual amount of liquid should be

checked at each charge.

•Windshield wiper - Check the wiper

condition monthly. If the wiper does not

work, check it for wear, cracking or other

damage.

•Brake fluid level - Check the level

monthly.

•Brake pedal - Check whether the brake

pedal is operating properly.

•EPB switch - Check whether the switch is

functional.

•Engine compartment storage battery

- Check the condition of the storage

battery and terminals for corrosion

monthly.

•A/C system - Check the operation of A/C

units weekly.

•Tires - Check tire pressure monthly.

Check tread wear and whether there are

foreign bodies embedded.

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•Windshield defroster - Check the

defroster vent monthly.

•Lights - Check the condition of

headlights, position lights, tail lights,

high mount brake light, turn signals, rear

fog lights, brake lights and license plate

light monthly.

•Doors - Check whether the trunk lid

and all other doors (including rear

doors) can be opened freely and locked

securely.

•Horn - Check whether the horn is

functioning properly.

REMINDER

•There is risk of damage or accidents

if the vehicle is driven for long

periods without inspection.

Lights

Headlight adjustment

•Headlights are aligned before vehicle

delivery. If the vehicle carries heavy

load frequently, headlights may need

to be realigned. It is recommended to

have the headlights aligned by a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider.

Fogging of lights

•Combination lights, rear lights, and turn

signals on the external rearview mirrors

may become foggy after heavy rain or

cleaning. This is similar to condensation

on the side window during rain. It

does not mean any problem with your

vehicle.

•The lights are a relatively enclosed and

narrow space. The temperature is very

high when they light up (the mask and

reflector could be burned and deformed

easily), so they need heat dissipation.

There are heat dissipation holes on

the lamp housing for convection. The

greater the temperature difference

is, the more active the convection is.

During the convection, the moisture

in the air inevitably enters a lamp.

Factors such as exposure to sunlight,

convection, and bulb heating can cause

the moisture in the air to condense into

fog or water beads easily on the lamp

surface at low temperatures. This is

called fogging of lights.

WARNING

•The headlight bulb will become

very hot when illuminated. Grease,

sweat, or scratches on the surface of

the bulb glass will cause the bulb to

overheat and break.

REMINDER

•If fog presents inside the headlight

and inside the turn signal on the

external rearview mirror, it may

be due to high air humidity or

significant temperature difference

between the vehicle and its

surroundings. In that case, turn on

the headlight or turn signal while

driving. The fog will evaporate after

a short period of driving.

•If there is a noticeable amount

of water inside the lights, it is

recommended to drive the vehicle

to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for maintenance.

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Sunroof Maintenance

•Wipe off dust or sand on the outer

sealing strips of the sunroof with

a damp cloth to avoid scratches,

which may reduce sunroof sealing

performance.

•Wipe off dust or sand on the molding

edges of the front glass with a damp

cloth to avoid scratches, which may

reduce sunroof sealing performance.

•Clean the rails on both sides and the

front channels frequently to avoid the

accumulation of foreign materials like

dust, sand, and leaves, and prevent such

debris from blocking drainage holes,

which could result in poor drainage of

the sunroof.

•When washing the vehicle, do not point

high-pressure water jets directly at the

sealing strips, otherwise high pressure

may distort or even damage the strips,

resulting in water ingress in the vehicle.

•The sunroof freezes easily in winter.

Forcibly opening the frozen sunroof

will damage sealing strips or other

parts. Instead, warm up the vehicle and

turn on the A/C system to accelerate

the melting of snow and ice on the

sunroof. Try to open the sunroof after

the temperature inside reaches a certain

level. Dry the residual moisture on the

sunroof to prevent it from freezing.

•Do not open the sunroof fully on

extremely bumpy roads. Otherwise, the

vibration between the sunroof and the

rail may deform related parts and even

damage the motor. And, do not open

the sunroof when it rains or the vehicle

is being washed.

•Clean the front of rear glass (with the

front glass fully opened) frequently

to avoid the accumulation of foreign

materials like dust, sand, and leaves,

and prevent such debris from blocking

drainage holes, which could result poor

drainage of the sunroof.

Vehicle Storage

•If the vehicle needs to be parked for

a long time (more than a month), the

following preparations should be made.

Proper preparation helps prevent

degradation and ensure easy reuse of

the vehicle. If possible, park the vehicle

indoors.

•Charge the vehicle on time.

•Thoroughly clean and dry the body

surface.

•Clean the interior of the vehicle to

ensure that carpets and mats are

completely dry.

•Release the parking brake and set the

gearshift lever in parking gear.

•Open one window slightly (if stored

indoors).

•Disconnect the negative terminal of the

12 V battery in engine compartment.

•Pad the front wiper arm with a folded

towel or cloth to keep it out of contact

with the windshield.

•To reduce adhesion, apply silicone

lubricant to all door seals and body wax

to the painted surface where the door

seals meet.

•Cover the body with a breathable

covering made of a "porous material"

such as cotton. Non-porous materials,

such as plastic sheeting, can build up

moisture and damage the paint.

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•If possible, start the vehicle regularly

(preferably monthly). If the vehicle

has been parked for a year or more,

go to a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider for comprehensive

maintenance.

Hood

Opening the Hood

1. Pull the handle on the left under the

dashboard twice and the hood will

unlock and open slightly.

2. Open the hood: Lift the hood and

support it with the rods.

3. Close the hood: When closing the hood,

lower it to about 30 cm above the front

grille and release it, so the fall locks it.

4. After closing the hood, check whether

the latch is securely locked.

REMINDER

•Confirm that the hood is closed and

locked securely. Otherwise, while

driving, the hood may suddenly

open and cause an accident.

Cooling System

•It is required that the level in the

auxiliary coolant tank should be

between "MAX" (maximum level) and

"MIN" (minimum level) marks.

CAUTION!

•Before opening the coolant

expansion tank, verify that the

motor, high-voltage electrical

control integration module, coolant

expansion tank cap and the radiator

have cooled down.

REMINDER

•It is recommended to refill coolant

at a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

•Opening the coolant expansion tank

when the motor has not yet fully

cooled down may cause coolant to

squirt out, resulting in severe burns.

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REMINDER

•Battery coolant may fade in color

when exposed to high ultraviolet

rays such as sunlight. Thus, direct

sunlight should be avoided when

you open the hood during the

vehicle use and maintenance

process. The coolant faded in color

can be used as normal since its

performance remain unchanged.

Braking System

•Check the level in the fluid tank

monthly, and change the brake fluid

according to the travel time and mileage

specified in Maintenance Schedule.

•Be sure to use the brake fluid of the

same specifications as the original brake

fluid, and different types of brake fluid

should not be mixed.

•It is required that the level in the

fluid tank should be between

"MAX" (maximum level) and

"MIN" (minimum level) marks.

•If the level is below the MIN mark, check

if the braking system leaks and the

brake friction blocks are worn.

Washer System

•During normal use, check the liquid level

of the windshield washer reservoir at

least monthly.

•If the windshield washer is used

frequently, the level of the washer

reservoir should be checked more

frequently.

•High quality windshield washer fluid

should be added to improve stain

removal and prevent freezing in cold

weather.

•When refilling the washer fluid, use a

clean cloth dipped in the windshield

washer fluid to clean the windshield

wiper blade, thus helping keep the wiper

blade in good condition.

CAUTION!

•Do not inject vinegar-water solution

into the windshield washer fluid

reservoir.

•It is recommended to use certified

windshield washing fluid.

A/C System

•The A/C system is a closed system,

and any important maintenance work

should be performed by professionals

from a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

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•Owners can perform the following

operations to ensure that the A/C

system works effectively.

•Check the radiator and A/C

condenser regularly.

•Remove leaves, insects, and dust

from the front surface, which can

block airflow and reduce cooling.

•In cold months, the A/C should be

turned on at least once a week for

at least 10 min each time, to allow

the circulation of lubricating oil

contained in the refrigerant.

•If A/C efficiency decreases, go to a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider for

maintenance.

CAUTION!

•Whenever the A/C system is

inspected and repaired, the

maintenance station should be

required to ensure the use of

refrigerant recirculation equipment.

This equipment can recover

refrigerant for reuse. Improper

disposal of refrigerant pollutes the

environment.

Wiper Blades

The blade strip is made of synthetic rubber,

which is a vulnerable part. The working

environment of vehicles and the usage

habits of drivers may cause damage to the

blade. Therefore, please note the following

items to ensure the service life of the blade

and the driving safety of the vehicle:

•Do not use a blade to remove ice from

the windshield surface. Use a dedicated

ice scraper.

•Do not scrape the windshield surface if it

is dirty, greasy or waxy.

•Keep the windshield surface clean.

Do not scrape dust, sand, insects,

and foreign bodies on the windshield

surface.

•During vehicle washing and body paint

maintenance, there is no need to wax

the windshield, as the wax layer reflects

light in bad light, affecting the line of

sight and driving safety. After washing

the vehicle, rinse the blade with plain

water, and use special windshield wax

cleaner to remove the wax layer on the

windshield.

•Do not wash the blades directly with a

water gun to prevent excessive water

pressure from damaging the blades.

Maintenance Rules

•Clean windshield and blade regularly

(preferably once a week or once every

two weeks).

•Wipe the wiper regularly (preferably

once a day or once every two days).

When using a blade to wipe the

windshield, keep the windshield fully

wet (when there is no rain, the washer

liquid must be sprayed in advance).

•Clean the windshield with a special

windshield washer fluid.

•Promptly clean mud and insect

carcasses stuck to the windshield with a

rag.

•When there are marks on the windshield

caused by gravel, maintenance

should be carried out timely (it is

recommended that windshield repair

resin products should be used and the

windshield should be replaced if marks

are too large or too many.

•Replace the wiper blades regularly,

preferably once every six months.

•When cleaning the windshield, the wiper

arm must be raised in advance. The

specific operation method is as follows:

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1. Go to infotainment system and tap

Vehicle health → Maintenance to

enable front wiper maintenance. The

wiper is rotated down.

2. Grasp the upper end of the wiper arm

and carefully lift the wiper arm and

blade assembly.

Tires

•For safe driving, tires must be made and

sized to fit the vehicle, with good tread

and standard tire pressure.

WARNING

•Using excessively worn tires, or with

too high or low pressure, poses a

high risk of accidents.

•Follow all of the instructions in

this manual on tire inflation and

maintenance.

Tire Inflation

•Keep tires properly inflated to provide

the best combination of steerability,

tread life and driving comfort.

•Under-inflated tires can cause uneven

tire wear, affect handling and energy

consumption, and are prone to leakage

due to overheating.

•Over-inflated tires can reduce comfort

and are prone to damage from uneven

roads. In severe cases, there is a risk

of tire bursting, seriously threatening

the safety of the entire vehicle. Over-

inflation will also cause uneven wear

and tear of tires, affecting tire service

life.

•The vehicle is equipped with a tire

pressure gauge. When tires are cold,

you can decide whether to replenish tire

pressure according to the tire pressure

values displayed on the instrument

cluster.

•Tire pressure should be measured while

tires are at ambient temperatures. This

means that it should be measured at

least three hours after stop. If you must

drive the vehicle before the tire pressure

is measured, tires can still be considered

at ambient temperatures as long as the

travelled distance is not more than 1.6

km.

•It is normal that tire pressure reading

measured while tires are hot (after

travel of several kilometers) is 30-40 kPa

(0.3-0.4 kgf/cm²) higher than when tires

are cold. In that case, do not deflate

tires in order to achieve the specified

cold tire pressure reading; otherwise,

the tire pressure will be insufficient.

REMINDER

•The recommended tire pressure

label (stuck on the driver's side door

frame) indicates the recommended

cold tire pressure.

•Tubeless tires have a self-sealing

function when they are punctured.

However, as the leak is usually very

slow, as soon as the tire begins to

depressurize, carefully look for the

leak location.

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Checks

•When checking the tire inflation each

time, check tires for damage, foreign

body piercing and wear.

•Replace the tire if bumps, or tread or

side damage are found.

•Replace the tire if there are cracks on

its side, or if its fabric or cord can be

seen.

•Replace tires withe excessive tread

wear.

•Tire treads are cast with wear marks.

When the tread is worn at this point,

tread thickness is less than 1.6 mm. The

adhesion of tires worn to this extent is

very small on wet roads.

•When the tread is worn to the point

where the wear mark is exposed, there is

serious performance loss, and the tires

should be replaced.

Maintenance

•In addition to proper inflation, proper

wheel alignment also helps reduce tread

wear.

•If uneven tire wear is found, go to a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider

and check the wheel alignment.

•The vehicle has been balanced in the

factory, but tires need to be re-balanced

after driving for a period of time.

•If there is some kind of continuous

vibration while driving at high speeds

(above 80 km/h), but not at low speeds,

go to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider and check the tires.

•If a tire has been repaired, be sure to re-

balance it.

•When installing a new tire or replacing

a new wheel, always perform tire

balancing.

CAUTION!

•Improper wheel balancers will get

stuck, become loose and fall off.

While driving, this will damage the

car or surrounding objects.

•Improper wheel balancers will

damage the aluminum rims

of the vehicle. Therefore, it is

recommended to use original wheel

balancers.

Tire Rotation

•In order to make tires wear the same

and prolong their service life, it is

recommended to rotate tires regularly

and conduct four-wheel alignment,

inspection and adjustment as well.

•Do not rotate tires when a spare tire is

used for the vehicle.

•When purchasing replacement tires,

you may find that some tires are

"directional," which can only be rotated

in one direction. If directional tires are

used, only the front and rear wheels can

be swapped in tire rotation

•as shown.

•① Non-directional tires and wheels.

•② Directional tires and wheels.

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•After tire replacement, go to a 4S store

for tire pressure matching.

Tire and Wheel Replacement

•Original tires maximize performance,

while providing the best combination

of maneuverability, driving comfort and

service life.

•Go to a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for replacement of original

tires.

•Replacement of tires with different

sizes, road ranges, rated speeds and

maximum cold pressures (marked on

the tire side) or mixed use of radial tires

and diagonal tires can reduce braking

ability, driving force (ground adhesion)

and steering accuracy.

•The installation of unsuitable tires

can affect the maneuverability and

stability of the vehicle, and may lead to

accidents.

•It is best to replace all four tires at once.

Do not replace only one tire; otherwise it

will seriously affect the maneuverability

of the vehicle.

•ABS works by comparing wheel speed.

When replacing a tire, use a tire of the

same size as the original tire. The size

and structure of the tire can affect wheel

speed and may lead to uncoordinated

system operation.

•If the wheel needs to be replaced,

ensure that the specifications of the

new wheel match those of the original

wheel. New wheels are available for

purchase at a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider. Please consult a BYD

authorized dealer or service provider

before replacing the wheels.

REMINDER

Observe the following instructions,

otherwise it will lead to typical

handling hazards, which will cause the

vehicle to lose control.

•Do not mix radial tires, bias belted

tires or diagonal ply tires.

•Only use the tire sizes

recommended by the manufacturer.

Fuses

All vehicle circuits are provided with fuses

to prevent short circuit or overloading.

These fuses are mounted in the under-

hood power distribution box (PDB),

dashboard PDB, positive terminal PDB

and rear compartment PDB, respectively.

Fuse labels are included in the under-

hood and dashboard PDBs, showing the

correspondence of fuses with electrical

components.

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①Under-hood PDB

②Dashboard PDB

③Rear compartment PDB

•The under-hood PDB is located on the

left side under the hood. To open it,

open the hood and its cover, locate the

PDB and press the latch at the upper

cover.

•The dashboard PDB is located on the

left side of the dashboard. To access

the dashboard fuses, remove the lower

panel of the dashboard and then the left

end panel of the dashboard.

•The rear compartment PDB is located in

the rear section of left-side C-pillar trim.

To access the rear compartment PDB

fuses, remove the access door on the

left panel of the trunk.

•Replacement of blown fuses with ones

of higher amperage can significantly

increase the likelihood of damage to the

electrical system.

•If there is no spare fuse of the same

amperage, use a fuse with lower

amperage instead.

REMINDER

•Do not use fuses with amperage

higher than the rated ampere value

or any other solution to replace

the fuses, as this can cause serious

damage or even a fire.

•If a fuse blows, it is recommended

to check or replace the fuse at a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

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Under-Hood PDB Nameplate

Fuses

No. Ampere (A) Protected

Component or Circuit

F1 - -

F2 60 Dashboard PDB

F3 - -

F4 - -

F5 - -

F6 - -

F7 - -

F8 - -

F9 5 Charging and

distribution assembly

F10 15 Left combination headlight

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No. Ampere (A) Protected

Component or Circuit

F11 15 Right combination

headlight

F12 10 Battery manager

F13 10 Front motor controller

F14 10 Rear motor controller

F15 5 Brake light switch

F16 - -

F17 - -

F18 - -

F19 - -

F20 30 Rear windshield defroster

F21 30 Front wiper

F22 20 VTOV

F23 20 Electrically controlled

cooling water pump 2

F24 15 Electrically controlled

cooling water pump

F25 7.5 Compressor

F26 10 USB

F27 15 Auxiliary power

F28 15 Rear-seat auxiliary power

F29 25 External amplifier

F30 60 ESC

F31 - -

F32 25 External amplifier

F33 5 Battery manager

F34 15 Steering wheel heater

F35 5 Rear body controller

F36 5 Gearshift panel

F37 7.5 ETC

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No. Ampere (A) Protected

Component or Circuit

F38 10 SRS

F39 7.5 ADAS

F40 5 Instrument cluster

F41 5 EPS

F42 5 ESC

F43 - -

F44 60 ESC

F45 40 Blower

F46 7.5 Integrated thermal

management module

F47 7.5 ADAS

F48 - -

F49 - -

F50 70/100 C-EPS/R-EPS

F51 80 Electric fan

F52 - -

F53 200 Battery

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Dashboard PDB Nameplate

No. Ampere (A) Protected

Component or Circuit

01 30 Rear body controller

02 - -

03 - -

04 20 Left front window

05 20 Right front window

06 - -

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No. Ampere (A) Protected

Component or Circuit

07 5 Gearshift panel

08 20 Infotainment system

09 - -

10 7.5 Panel ambient light

11 7.5 Combination switch

12 - -

13 - -

14 7.5 Wireless charger

15 10 Diagnostic port

16 5 Instrument cluster

17 7.5 Smart access

18 5 Vehicle controller

19 5 HUD

20 - -

21 30 Left front electric seat

22 30 Right front electric seat

23 - -

24 - -

25 - -

26 - -

27 - -

28 - -

29 - -

30 - -

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Rear Compartment PDB Nameplate*

Fuses

No. Ampere (A) Protected

Component or Circuit

F1 40 Left front pre-

tensioner motor

F2 40 Right front pre-

tensioner motor

F3 30 Left rear electric seat

F4 10 Right rear seat

F5 5 High-frequency

reception module

F6 15 Suspension module

F7 30 Rear body controller

F8 30 Rear body controller

F9 7.5 RSE

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No. Ampere (A) Protected

Component or Circuit

F10 10 Left combination tail light

F11 10 Right combination tail light

F12 25 External amplifier

F13 25 External amplifier

F14 7.5 ADAS

F15 20 External amplifier

F16 20 Left rear window

F17 20 Right rear window

F18 5 On-board charger

F19 5 UWB*

F20 - -

F21 - -

F22 - -

F23 - -

F24 - -

F25 - -

F26 - -

F27 - -

F28 - -

F29 - -

F30 - -

K1 - -

K2 - -

K3 - -

K4 - -

K5 - -

K6 - -

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08 WHEN FAULTS

OCCUR

When Faults Occur.......................................198

When Faults Occur

If Smart Key Battery is

Exhausted

If the smart key indicator does not flash

and the vehicle cannot be started using

the start function, the smart key battery

may be exhausted. In that case, it is

recommended to contact a BYD authorized

service provider as soon as possible to

change the battery, and you can start the

vehicle in no-power mode.

CAUTION!

•Do not expose the key to high

temperatures.

•Protect the key from impact.

•Keep the key away from magnetic

fields.

•When doors are locked and the

vehicle is in anti-theft mode, keep

the key away from the vehicle, as

the vehicle's automatic card search

function will drain the low-voltage

battery power.

1. Use the mechanical key to unlock the

vehicle.

2. Depress the brake pedal and meanwhile

press the Start/Stop button. The smart key

warning light on the instrument cluster

goes on and the speaker in the vehicle

gives a beep.

3. Keep the smart key close to the

no-power mode sign on the auxiliary

dashboard within 30 seconds after the

speaker beeps. The speaker beeps again,

the smart key warning light goes out, and

the vehicle can be started.

•The no-power mode sign is located in

the cubby box.

4. Start the vehicle within 5 seconds after

the speaker beeps again.

Emergency Shutdown

System

•The emergency shutdown system is

activated and the high-voltage system

is automatically shut down when the

following conditions are met:

•Airbags do not deploy after a frontal

collision.

•There is a rear collision.

•The vehicle system is faulty.

•If any of the above collisions and vehicle

system failures occur, the OK indicator

goes off.

•Activating the emergency shutdown

system in the noted types of collision

minimizes the risk of injuries or

accidents.

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•Once the emergency shutdown system

is activated, the vehicle system cannot

be switched into OK status. In that

case, contact a BYD authorized dealer

or service provider for help. Even if

the ignition switch is set to the OK

position, the system will be turned off

immediately. Contact a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider as soon as

possible.

Vehicle Fire Rescue

In case of fire, continue to operate the

vehicle as follows according to the actual

situation:

1. Switch the ignition off, and leave the

vehicle.

2. On the precondition that personal

safety is ensured, if the fire is small and

slow, use a dry powder fire extinguisher

to put out the fire, and call for help

immediately.

3. If the fire is large and growing quickly,

stay away from the vehicle and wait for

rescue.

CAUTION!

•Wear insulated gloves during vehicle

disassembly. Use fire extinguishers

of designated type to put out a fire.

Water-based extinguishers or other

wrong-type fire extinguishers may

cause electric shock.

•In the event of other special

conditions that cause flying

projectiles (such as interior trims,

glass, etc.), please stay away

from the vehicle and promptly

ask a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider to go to the site for

handling.

Battery Leakage Rescue

After a collision, if there is battery leakage,

an acrid smell inside the vehicle, visible

acid flow outside the vehicle, or any smoke

with the battery pack:

1. Switch the ignition off, and disconnect

the starter iron battery under the hood if

conditions permit.

2. It is recommended to call immediately

a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider for rescue.

Collision Rescue

In case of collision, operate the vehicle as

follows according to the actual situation:

1. Switch the ignition off, and disconnect

the starter iron battery under the hood if

conditions permit.

2. Call immediately a BYD authorized

dealer or service provider for rescue.

3. Carry out a simple inspection, if

conditions permit: Check whether

any edge of the power battery tray is

cracked and whether any obvious liquid

flows out.

•If there is a skin contact with leaked

fluid, wash it immediately with plenty

of water for 10-15 minutes. If there is

still any discomfort, apply 2.5% calcium

gluconate ointment, or soak in 2% to

2.5% calcium gluconate solution. If

the condition does not get better or

discomfort persists, seek medical help

immediately.

WARNING

•Do not touch any spilled liquid, and

stay away from a leaking vehicle or

power battery.

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WARNING

•Do not dispose of the leaked fluid

into the water or soil or other

environment.

•The vehicle system operates with

high-voltage DC power. It generates

a lot of heat before and after vehicle

start-up and when the vehicle is

powered off. Watch out for high

pressures and high temperatures.

•Do not disassemble, move, or alter

high-voltage battery components

and connecting cables as their

connectors can cause serious burns

or electric shock and may result in

personal injury or death. The orange

cables are part of high-voltage

wiring harness. Users must not

repair the high-voltage system of the

vehicle by themselves. If any repair

is required, it is recommended that

you go to a BYD authorized dealer or

service provider for repair.

•The remote control key and high-

voltage components of the vehicle

may affect and harm people

carrying medical devices.

If the Vehicle Needs

Towing

If the vehicle needs to be towed, contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service provider,

a professional towing service, or an

organization you joined for roadside

assistance service.

WARNING

•The vehicle must not be towed by

other vehicles using only ropes or

chains.

Common towing methods include:

•Flatbed trailer

•When the vehicle is faulty and needs

towing, a flatbed trailer is the best

choice. There may be damage to

high-voltage components if one of

the front wheels touches the ground.

Towing Hook

The installation point of vehicle towing

hook is shown in the figure.

REMINDER

•Towing the vehicle with a towing

hook is not recommended. You’d

better contact a professional towing

service or the organization you

joined for roadside assistance.

•Do not tow the vehicle from the

rear with four wheels staying on

the ground, to avoid damage to the

vehicle.

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In Case of a Flat Tire

•In case of a flat tire, slow down, keep

straight and move off the road to a safe

place.

•Park on solid, flat ground and avoid

highway forks.

•Pull the EPB switch and press the "P"

button.

•Power off the vehicle and turn on the

hazard warning light.

•All passengers on-board must leave the

vehicle to a safe location away from

heavy traffic.

•To prevent slipping, secure the vehicle

by wedging the tire diagonally against

the flat tire.

CAUTION!

•Do not continue driving the car

with a deflated tire. Driving even a

short distance can cause too severe

damage for the tire to be repaired.

In-Vehicle Tools

•The in-vehicle tools (except the warning

triangle) are stored in the toolkit under

the trunk lid, whereas the warning

triangle is fixed to the trunk lid.

①Warning triangle

②Reflective vest

③Tire repair device*

④Rocker wrench*

⑤Lug nut cover removal clamp*

⑥Wheel center cover removal hook*

•In an emergency where you need to

service the vehicle yourself, you must

know how to use these in-vehicle tools

and their locations.

Placing the warning triangle

REMINDER

•When parking for repair, remember

to place the red triangle side facing

oncoming vehicles, 100-200 m away

from the vehicle.

The warning triangle is used to warn

drivers of vehicles coming from behind and

to avoid risk of collision with the vehicle

ahead being parked or repaired due to

high speed or late braking.

How to use the warning triangle:

1. Take the warning triangle out of its box.

2. Attach the ends to form a triangle.

3. Release its supports to create a pattern

as shown.

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Tire Repair Device* Use

•The tire repair device is used to seal

small cuts, especially cuts in tread

pattern. It is just an emergency solution

for you to drive to the nearest service

center, and only for short emergency

stretches, even if the tire is not deflated.

WARNING

•At most, the tire sealant can repair

holes within 6 mm in diameter. If the

diameter is larger than 6 mm or the

hole is in another position on the

tire, do not use this product. Call for

roadside assistance.

•Tire sealant is highly flammable

and harmful to health. Take the

necessary precautions to prevent

fire and avoid contact with skin,

eyes and clothing; keep away from

children; and do not inhale its vapor.

When coming into contact with tire

sealant:

•If the tire sealant comes into contact

with the skin or gets into the eyes,

thoroughly rinse the affected body

part immediately with plenty of

clean water.

•Change contaminated clothing

immediately.

•In case of an allergic reaction, seek

medical attention immediately.

WARNING

•If tire sealant is ingested, rinse

mouth thoroughly and drink plenty

of water immediately. Do not induce

vomiting; seek medical attention

immediately

How to use the tire repair device

•Refer to the labels on the inflator and

tire sealant canister for details on how

to use the tire repair device.

•If the inflator needs to be connected to

a power source, plug the inflator into

the 12V socket in the vehicle, start the

vehicle, and switch on the inflator. The

tire sealant is then filled through the

inflator hose into the tire along with air.

REMINDER

•Make sure the inflator switch is off

when plugging the power supply

into the 12V socket in the vehicle.

•The inflator can only be turned on

for up to 10 minutes.

•Observe the tire pressure gauge reading

on the inflator.

•If the tire pressure does not

reach 180 kPa (1.8 bar) within 10

minutes (red area shown in the

figure), turn off the inflator. You

are recommended to contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

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•If the tire pressure reaches between

180 and 320 kPa (between 1.8 and 3.2

bar) (green and yellow areas shown in

the figure), remove the kit as soon as

possible and drive at a speed below 80

km/h within 1 minute, with the furthest

driving distance not exceeding 10 km, so

that the tire sealant is evenly distributed

within the tire.

•Stop and check the repaired tire, and

observe again the tire pressure gauge

reading on the inflator.

•If the tire pressure is greater than

220 kPa (2.2 bar), drive to the nearest

service center at a speed below 80

km/h.

•If the tire pressure is between 130

and 220 kPa (1.3 and 2.2 bar), repeat

the process to fill the tire sealant into

the tire and observe the tire pressure

gauge reading on the inflator.

•If the tire pressure does not reach

130 kPa (1.3 bar), it is recommended

to contact a BYD authorized dealer

or service provider.

REMINDER

•Repairing damaged tires with

the tire repair device is only an

emergency solution. Please change

the tires at a professional repair

center as soon as possible. It is

recommended that you contact a

BYD authorized dealer or service

provider, and inform the repair

technician that the tires contain tire

sealant.

•After repairing a tire with the tire

repair device, it is recommended

that you purchase new tire sealant

and inflation hoses at a BYD

authorized dealer or service

provider.

•Avoid hard acceleration and high-

speed turns.

•Do not exceed the 80 km/h

maximum speed limit and replace

flat tires as soon as possible. Do

not drive further if the vehicle

experiences strong vibration,

unstable performance or noise.

•When the tire sealant is about to

expire (see the label on the canister

for exact expiry date), replace it with

a new one.

•After repairing a tire with the tire

repair device, it is recommended

that you purchase new tire sealant

at a BYD authorized dealer or service

provider.

Tire Replacement*

Wedging the wheel

1. Wedge the tire diagonally against the

flat tire to prevent the vehicle from

rolling.

•To do so, place the wedges in front of

the front wheels or behind rear wheels.

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Loosening lug nuts

2. Remove the decorative cover of lug

nuts with the wheel hub cover removal

clamp or lug nut cover removal clamp

(depending on vehicle models) in the

trunk toolkit.

•Loosen lug nuts before raising the

vehicle.

3. Turn the rocker wrench

counterclockwise to loosen all lug nuts

of the deflated tire.

REMINDER

•Hold the end of the rocker wrench

and press it down, and do not allow

the rocker wrench to slide off the

nut.

•Do not remove the nut, just loosen it

by one to two turns.

Positioning the jack

4. Position the jack at the correct jacking

point as shown.

•Ensure that the jack is placed on a flat

and solid ground.

WARNING

When raising the vehicle, observe the

following rules to reduce the likelihood

of injury:

•Do not place any part of your

body under the vehicle raised by a

jack. Failure to do so may result in

personal injury.

•Do not power on the vehicle when it

is raised by a jack.

•Park the vehicle on flat and firm

ground, engage the EPB and put the

shift lever in neutral. If necessary,

wedge the tire diagonally against

the tire to be replaced.

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WARNING

•Ensure that the jack is placed at the

correct jacking point. Raising the

vehicle at an incorrect jack point

will damage the vehicle or tip the

vehicle off the jack, causing personal

injury.

CAUTION!

•Ensure that the jack is properly

raising the vehicle, otherwise it may

damage the vehicle.

Jacking up the vehicle

5. After confirming that the vehicle has

no passenger onboard, jack up the

vehicle to a height allowing for spare tire

installation.

•Installing a spare tire requires more

distance from the ground than removing

a deflated one.

•When lifting the vehicle, insert the

rocker wrench into the jack and rotate it

clockwise.

•When the jack is in contact with the

vehicle and begins to lift the vehicle,

verify again that the jack is in the correct

position.

WARNING

•When the jack is in contact with the

vehicle and begins to lift the vehicle,

verify again that the jack is in the

correct position.

Replacing wheels

6. Remove lug nuts and replace the tire.

•Roll the spare tire to the mounting

position, with the bolts aligned with the

wheel holes. Then hold up the wheel

until the top bolt passes through the

screw hole.

•Rotate the tire and push it back until all

other bolts pass through the holes.

•Before installing the wheel, remove

corrosion from the mounting surface

with a wire brush or the like.

CAUTION!

•When installing a wheel, ensure that

the mounting surface is in good

contact, otherwise loose lug nuts

will cause the wheel to come off

during driving.

Reinstalling lug nuts

7. Reinstall all lug nuts.

•When reinstalling lug nuts, tighten the

lug nuts by hand to the greatest extent,

then push the wheel backward and

tighten the lug nuts further.

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WARNING

•Do not apply motor oil or lubricant

on bolts or nuts, as this can over-

tighten the nuts and thus damage

the bolts. The loose nuts so caused

would lead the wheels to come off,

causing serious accidents.

Lowering the vehicle

8. Lower the vehicle completely, tighten

the lug nuts, and install the decorative

cover for lug nuts.

•Lower the vehicle and remove the jack.

REMINDER

•Use a rocker wrench to tighten the

nuts. Do not use other tools or any

lever other than your hands, such as

hammers, tubes, or feet.

•Ensure that the rocker wrench holds

the nut tightly.

•Tighten the nuts a bit and alternatively

in the sequence shown. Repeat the

action until the lug nuts are torqued to

the specification.

CAUTION!

•Before lowering the vehicle, make

sure that no part of your body

and no person in the vicinity of

the vehicle will be injured by the

vehicle’s descent.

CAUTION!

•Lug nuts must be torqued to 130

N•m after wheel replacement.

Otherwise, loose nuts would cause

the wheel to come off, causing

serious accidents.

After wheel replacement

9. Check the pressure of the replacement

tire.

•Adjust the tire pressure to the

specification. If the pressure is lower

than the specification, slowly drive to a

nearby service station to inflate the tire

to the correct pressure value.

•Be sure to mount the tire valve cap;

otherwise dust and moisture will enter

the valve stem and cause air leakage. If

the valve cap is lost, use a new one as

soon as possible.

10.Properly store all tools and the flat tire.

•Have the flat tire repaired by a

technician.

REMINDER

•Before driving, verify that all tools

and flat tires are kept in a storage

area to reduce the possibility of

personal injury in case of collision or

emergency braking.

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09 VEHICLE

SPECIFICATIONS

Data Information..........................................208

Tips................................................................. 211

Data Information

Vehicle Parameters

Dimensions:

Length * Width * Height (mm)

(external rearview mirrors

not included in width)

4995*1910*1495

Wheelbase (mm) 2920

Front track (mm) 1640

Rear track (mm) 1640

Front overhang (mm) 975

Rear overhang (mm) 1100

Approach angle (°) 13

Departure angle (°) 14

Vehicle mass parameters:

Curb weight (kg) 2250

Front axle load (kg) 1105

Rear axle load (kg) 1145

Max. allowable total mass (kg) 2660

Front axle load at max.

allowable total mass (kg) 1220

Rear axle load at max.

allowable total mass (kg) 1440

Number of occupants (persons) 5

Drive motor:

Model Front: TZ200XSU; rear: TZ200XSE

Type Permanent magnet synchronous motor

Drive type 4WD

Rated power/revolving

speed/torque (kW/rpm/N•m)

Front: 65/4400/140

Rear: 65/4775/103

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Peak power/revolving speed/

torque (kW/rpm/N•m)

Front: 180/15000/350

Rear: 200/15000/350

Vehicle power and economy:

Max. design speed (km/h) 180

Max. gradeability (%) ≥50%;

Power consumption per 100

km under comprehensive

working conditions (kWh/100 km)

18.8

Wheel and tires:

Tire specifications 245/45/R19

Tire pressure (kPa) 250

Wheel dynamic balance requirement (g) ≤10

Wheel alignment values (at curb weight):

Front wheel camber (°) -0.5±0.75

Front wheel toe-in (mm) 0±2

Kingpin inclination angle (°) 12.25±0.75

Kingpin caster angle (°) 2.75±0.75

Rear wheel camber (°) -0.75±0.75

Rear wheel toe-in (mm) 3±2

Braking system:

Free stroke of brake pedal (mm) ≤5

Front brake disc thickness (mm) 32

Rear brake disc thickness (mm) 16

Front brake lining thickness (mm) 12

Rear brake lining thickness (mm) 6.5

Power battery:

Type Lithium iron phosphate battery

Rated capacity (AH) 150

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Seats:

Seat Item Parameter

Front and rear seat

positions set for front

seat (seat cushion

depth measured)

30 mm forward from the

farthest slide rail stroke

Front seats

Normal service conditions

of front seats’ seat backs

Seat back 26° forward

and 40° backward from

designed position, slide

rail 210 mm forward

and 30 mm backward

from designed position;

slide rail inclination: 4.5°

Rear seats Normal service conditions

of rear seats’ seat backs

Seat back angle 30°; seat

back 4° forward and 4°

backward from designed

position; no slide rail

Fluid:

Maintenance Item Model Filling Quantity

Transmission gear oil Castrol BOT384 0.85±0.1L (front assembly)

0.95±0.1L (rear assembly)

Coolant

Ethylene glycol long-

acting anti-rust antifreeze

Coolant ice point: -40°C

9.7L

Brake fluid DOT4/HZY6 1.15±0.2L

A/C refrigerant R-1234yf 1150±10g

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Tips

Vehicle Identification

①Vehicle Identification Number(VIN)

attached on the front of transmission

assembly housing

②VIN attached on the side of the hood

③VIN attached on the front windshield

cross sill

④VIN attached inside the trunk lid

⑤VIN attached on the front anti-impact

beam

⑥VIN attached on the lower corner of left

front door

⑦VIN attached on the left rear door sill

⑧VIN attached on the left rear wheel

envelope

VIN is engraved on the lower beam of the

front passenger seat.

Note: The VIN can be read in the

upper right corner of the page for the

corresponding model after connecting the

VDS. For details, please refer to the VDS

operation manual.

Vehicle Nameplate

①It is attached below the right B-pillar

lock ring and contains the following

information:

•Company name

•Brand

•Country of manufacture

•Vehicle model

•Seating capacity

•Year and month of manufacture

•Drive motor model

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•Peak power of drive motor

•Rated voltage of power battery system

•Rated capacity of power battery system

•VIN

•Maximum allowable total mass

Model and Serial Number of

Drive Motor

①The model and serial number of rear

drive motor are engraved on the left

groove of the trunk lid*.

②The model and serial number of front

drive motor are engraved on the front

drive motor housing.

Warning Labels

①A/C system and cooling fan sticker

②Battery location sticker

Side airbag warning labels are attached

below the left and right B-pillars.

The airbag warning label is printed on the

right sun visor.

WARNING

•NEVER use a rearward facing child

restraint on a seat protected by an

ACTIVE AIRBAG in front of it.

•DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the

CHILD can occur.

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The tire pressure label is attached below

the left B-pillar.

The AC charging warning label is attached

on the inside the cover of the AC charging

port.

VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS

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Numbers

12V Auxiliary Power................. 161

Airbag Triggering Conditions

and Precautions.........................20

Anti-theft System....................... 31

Anti-theft Indicator.................... 31

Access Function......................... 55

Adjust headlight height.............70

Anti-pinch Function...................74

Automatic EPB Engagement..108

Automatic EPB Release upon

Vehicle Start............................. 109

AVH Switch................................110

ACC System...............................113

Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System

(AVAS).........................................133

Active Suspension Mode*.......141

Anti-lock Braking System

(ABS)...........................................141

Automatic Anti-glare Interior

Rearview Mirror........................143

A/C Settings Interface............. 148

A/C Operation Interface..........149

Air Purification System........... 155

Automatic Car Washing.......... 176

A/C Control Plate, Car Audio,

Dashboard, Control Panel and

Switches.................................... 177

A/C System Maintenance....... 183

Activating Emergency Shutdown

System.......................................198

Buttons for External Rearview

Mirror Adjustment......................75

Basic Power Battery

Description..................................97

Blind Spot Assist System........ 129

Bill Box.......................................159

Brake fluid.................................183

Child Restraint System (CRS)...25

Center Console Door Lock........75

Charging Safety Warning.......... 82

Charging Precautions................83

Check Before Charging............. 88

Charging with AC Charging

Piles*............................................ 91

Charging with DC Charging

Piles*............................................ 91

Charging Reservation................92

Carrying Items in the Passenger

Area............................................ 102

Center Console Cubby............158

Carpet........................................ 177

Checks....................................... 179

Coolant......................................182

Checks....................................... 186

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Driver and Front Passenger

Airbags.........................................19

Data Collection and

Processing...................................32

Disclosure of Personal Data to

Authorities...................................34

Descriptions for Warning Lights

and Indicators............................ 39

Discharging Device*.................. 95

Driving Range Display Mode

Settings........................................96

Distance Display and

Speaker......................................136

Description of Driving Safety

Systems..................................... 138

Doors and Windows................ 177

Dashboard PDB Nameplate...192

Electronic Smart Key.................48

Emergency Vehicle Locking with

Mechanical Key.......................... 55

Electronic Child Protection

Lock..............................................57

Electrical Front Seat

Adjustment..................................58

Electrical Front Passenger

Seat Adjustment by Rear-Seat

Occupants...................................60

Electrical Adjustment of Steering

Wheel*..........................................66

Electrical Window Switch......... 74

Emergency Rescue E-Call......... 79

Electric Lock Control of the

Charging Port............................. 94

Emergency Unlocking of

Charging Port............................. 95

External Discharging Method*.96

Energy Settings for Vehicle

Driving........................................106

EPB Switch................................108

EPB System Indicator............. 110

EPB Activation Sound............. 110

Emergency Steering Assist (ESA)

System.......................................128

Electric External Rearview

Mirrors........................................144

Electroplated Trims.................178

Finding Car with Smart Key......51

Front Windshield Wipers and

Washer (Automatic Wiper)........72

Front Interior Lights...................80

Fire Prevention Instructions...103

Failure Release Function........ 110

Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA)/

Front Cross Traffic Braking

(FCTB)*...................................... 122

Folding of External Rearview

Mirrors........................................144

Front A/C Panel........................148

Functional Definition.............. 151

Front Seat Cup Holder............ 158

215

Fuse Location...........................187

Greeting Function of Steering

Wheel*..........................................67

General Charging

Troubleshooting........................ 86

Gear Shift Operation............... 107

Glove Box.................................. 157

Glasses Case............................. 159

Heating and Ventilation System

for Front and Rear Seats*......... 61

High Beam Assist (HMA)............71

Hazard Warning Light Switch...77

Household Portable AC

Charging...................................... 88

Head-up Display Function......131

Introduction to Seat Belts........ 14

Introduction to Airbags.............18

Installing CRS..............................26

Indicators and Warning Lights.38

Introduction to Keys..................48

Instructions for Seats................ 58

Initialization Method................. 79

Iron Starter Battery..................100

Instructions for Break-in

Period........................................ 100

Instructions for Trailer

Towing.......................................101

Instructions for Carrying

Luggage.....................................102

Instructions for Vehicle Wading

Into Water................................. 102

Instructions for Driving........... 112

Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC)

System*..................................... 117

Intelligent Speed Limit Control

(ISLC)*........................................124

Intelligent High Beam Assist

System*..................................... 125

Intelligent Power Braking

System.......................................138

Instructions for Snow Chains.145

Infotainment Control Panel

Pad............................................. 164

Internal Cleaning..................... 177

If Smart Key Battery is

Exhausted................................. 198

In Case of a Fire........................199

In Case of Battery Leakage.....199

In Case of a Collision...............199

If the Vehicle Needs Towing...200

In Case of a Flat Tire................201

In-Vehicle Tools........................201

Knee Airbags...............................19

216

Key Points for Driving in

Winter........................................ 112

Key Points for A/C Usage........ 152

LCD Instrument Cluster............ 36

Locking/Unlocking with

Mechanical Key.......................... 50

Locking/Unlocking with Smart

Key................................................51

Locking/Unlocking with

Microswitch.................................52

Locking/Unlocking Trunk Lid...53

Locking/Unlocking with Center

Console Door Lock.................... 55

Lumbar Support Adjustment...59

Light Switch................................ 67

Loading the Trunk................... 102

Low Speed Moving

Conditions.................................112

Lane Departure Assist (LDA)

System.......................................126

Leather Trims Inside Vehicle..178

Lights......................................... 180

Mechanical Key.......................... 49

Memory System*........................60

Manual Adjustment of Steering

Wheel*..........................................66

Mode Switch............................... 76

Manual EPB Engagement.......108

Manual EPB Release................109

Manually Adjusting the Interior

Rearview Mirror........................143

Maintenance Schedule

Requirements...........................168

Maintenance Schedule........... 169

Manual Car Washing................176

Maintenance Rules.................. 184

Maintenance.............................186

Model and Serial Number of

Drive Motor............................... 212

Opening Doors with Interior

Door Handle............................... 50

Odometer Toggle Switch..........76

Opening/Closing Sunshade..... 78

Opening the Hood...................182

Permanent Vehicle Transfer to

Third Parties and Off-Line

Mode............................................ 34

Power-Assisted Steering Mode

Settings........................................66

Panoramic Sunroof................... 77

Power Battery Maintenance.....99

Power Battery Recycling...........99

Preparations Before Driving...107

Predictive Emergency Braking

(PEB) System* and Automatic

Emergency Braking (AEB)*.....119

217

Panoramic View Settings*......134

Paint Maintenance Tips.......... 175

Raising/Lowering Windows with

Smart Key....................................52

Rolling Windows Up/Down with

Microswitch.................................53

Rear Seat Adjustment*..............62

Remote Start Function*..........105

Reversing Radar Power

Switch........................................ 136

Replacing Wiper Blades..........145

Rear Seat Cup Holder..............158

Real Wood Trims......................178

Seat Belt Emergency Locking

Retractor (ELR) Function.......... 14

Seat Belt Pretensioner and Force

Limiter Function*.......................14

Seat Belt Pretensioning by

Motor*..........................................15

Seat Side Airbags.......................19

Side Curtain Airbags..................20

Start-up Function...................... 56

Steering Wheel Switch Group.. 63

Steering Wheel Heating

Function*.....................................67

Sunroof Anti-pinch.................... 79

Side Interior Lights.................... 80

Smart Ambient Lights............... 80

Smart Charging Function......... 93

Saving Energy and Extending

Vehicle Service Life..................101

Starting the Vehicle from

Inside......................................... 105

Safety Check Before Driving...106

Sensor Type..............................136

Switching on A/C with Cloud

Service App*............................. 157

Storage Box on Interior Panel159

Sun Visor................................... 160

Safety Handles......................... 160

SD Card Slot............................. 162

Seat Belt Cleaning................... 177

Self-Maintenance

Precautions...............................179

Sunroof Maintenance..............181

Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)

System.......................................123

Tire Pressure Monitoring........ 131

Tissue Case............................... 159

Tires............................................185

Tire Inflation............................. 185

Tire Rotation.............................186

Tire and Wheel Replacement.187

Trunk PDB Nameplate............194

Towing Hook............................ 200

Tire Repair Device* Use.......... 202

218

Tire Replacement.................... 203

Using Seat Belts......................... 15

Unfastened Seat Belt Reminder

Function...................................... 17

USB Ports.................................. 161

Under-Hood PDB Nameplate 189

Vehicle Data Processing............32

Vehicle AC Charge/Discharge

Indicator...................................... 87

Vents.......................................... 153

Vehicle Maintenance

Schedule................................... 168

Vehicle Servicing......................174

Vehicle Corrosion Protection.174

Vehicle Cleaning...................... 175

Vehicle Storage Precautions..181

Vehicle Parameters..................208

Vehicle Identification Number

(VIN)............................................211

Vehicle Nameplate.................. 211

Working Sensors and Their

Detection Range...................... 137

Wipers........................................145

Wireless Phone Charging........162

Washer.......................................183

Wiper Blades.............................184

Warning Label Location..........212

Your Data Protection Rights.....34

219

Abbreviation List

Abbreviations

Abbreviations Full Form Abbreviations Full Form

ECU Electronic Control Unit ABS Anti-lock Braking System

AUTO Automatic ACC Adaptive Cruise Control

USB Universal Serial Bus ECO Economic

NORMAL Normal SPORT Sport

SOC State of Charge AVH Automatic Vehicle Hold

EPB Electric Parking Brake PCW Predictive

Collision Warning

AEB Autonomous

Emergency Braking BSD Blind Spot

Detection System

RCTA Rear Cross Traffic Alert DOW Door Open Warning

TPMS Tire Pressure

Monitoring System ESC Electronic Stability Control

VDC Vehicle Dynamic Control TCS Traction Control System

HHC Hill-start Hold Control HBA Hydraulic Break Assist

CDP Controller

Deceleration Parking HDC Hill Descent Control

PM2.5 Air Purification System MAX Maximum

MIN Minimum VIN Vehicle Identification

Number

220

Edition Date: 11.2022 EN_V0

BYD Han 2023 Handleiding

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