• Do not store flammable and explosive materials in the car, such as lighters, matches, dashboard wax spray cans, etc. Under the sun's exposure, it may explode and lead to fire.
• Do not place canned or bottled carbonated drinks, beer, or liquor in the car, especially in hot summer, to avoid explosion due to heat.

• Do not put water-filled mineral water bottles or glass cups on the dashboard, as sunlight refraction can focus light and cause local high temperatures leading to fire.
• Do not park vehicles near flammable and explosive materials, so as not to cause fire.
• When parking, apply the handbrake and ensure the handbrake activation indicator light (P) is on.
• When the driver leaves the vehicle, be sure to lock the car and turn off the power, and carry the key. Otherwise, people left inside may accidentally start the vehicle or turn on electrical devices, causing serious accidents.
• Never leave children or individuals requiring assistance unattended in the vehicle! Doing so may lead to suffocation or accidental vehicle movement, resulting in a serious accident.

Never park the vehicle on flammable materials such as dead leaves or hay, because the temperature of driving motor and other components will rise after driving for a long time. If there are flammable materials under the vehicle, it is likely to cause fire.