If you need to pass through a road section with accumulated water, please pay attention to the following:

• Before wading, the wading depth and the characteristics of accumulated water area should be correctly estimated or proved, and the accumulated water height should not exceed the lower edge of the vehicle body. Do not forcefully wade through water in areas with standing water.
• If you want to drive through water, choose a flat place and drive steadily and slowly through the flooded road section.
• After wading, lightly press the brake pedal a few times to dry the brake so as to restore braking force.
• After wading, the mud on the tread should be removed in time.

• Use windshield washer fluid suitable for low temperatures.
• Check the tyres to ensure that they have sufficient tread depth.
• Check the battery to ensure that it is in good condition.
• It is recommended to carry some necessary emergency tools: snow removal and deicing scraper, flash indicator device, snow removal shovel, jumper cable, air pump, etc.
• When winter arrives, please go to Authorised dealers for vehicle winter maintenance.

Do not forcibly open frozen doors and windows or move frozen windshield wipers. Use warm water to melt the frozen parts and wipe the water immediately to prevent re-freezing.

In order to ensure the normal operation of the warm air system, snow should be removed from the air intake vents under the windshield.

Check and remove snow and ice that may accumulate on the front and rear windscreens, exterior lights, roof, chassis, around tyres or brakes. Remove snow or mud from soles before entering vehicles.

Start smoothly, accelerate slowly, keep a safe distance from the vehicles in front, and slow down appropriately according to the road conditions.

In low temperature environment, after the vehicle starts, drive slowly for several minutes, and wait for the motor to warm up before entering normal driving.

Under normal circumstances, the handbrake must be applied.

In icy and snowy environments, when parking on flat ground, the handbrake may not be applied while ensuring safety, as the handbrake may freeze and be difficult to release. But it is necessary to use appropriate methods to block the wheels.

After braking, remove your feet from the brake pedal. If you put your feet on the brake pedal for a long time while driving, you may accidentally press the brake pedal, which will cause the brake to overheat. This will increase the braking distance, and may even lead to the failure of the braking system, resulting in accident risk. It will also lead to excessive brake pads, premature wear and increased power consumption.

Do not press the brake pedal and accelerator pedal at the same time when driving.

During downhill driving, releasing the accelerator pedal or lightly pressing the brake pedal will cause the vehicle to brake. If unnecessary, do not keep pressing the brake pedal continuously, otherwise it will cause the brake to overheat and reduce braking efficiency.

If you drive in heavy rain for a long time without applying the brakes, the braking response may be delayed when the brakes are soaked during the first braking. Braking may also be delayed after cleaning the vehicle or driving through deep water.

The braking distance is longer on slippery roads, so we should pay attention to keeping a larger driving distance from the vehicles in front of us.

After cleaning the vehicle or driving on slippery roads, the brake pedal should be lightly pressed several times when traffic conditions permit, so as to raise the temperature of the brake disc and dry the brake, thus restoring braking force.

If driving on roads sprinkled with snow-melting salt, salt layers may form on brake discs and brake pads, which may lead to a significant increase in braking distance. Follow the instructions below:

• Braking is applied indirectly to prevent salt accumulation without endangering the safety of other road users.
• Please press the brake pedal carefully at the end of the stroke or before starting the next stroke.
• Keep a greater distance from the vehicles ahead.

Newly replaced brake pads and brake discs can achieve the best braking effect only after the running - in period. Therefore, in the initial driving, the brake effect must be achieved by applying greater force to the brake pedal.

It is recommended that you only install brake pads that are approved or meet the same quality standards on the vehicle. Brake pads that do not meet the same quality standards will affect the braking efficiency of the vehicle.

• Maintain correct tyre pressure. Insufficient tyre pressure will lead to abnormal tyre wear and increased power consumption.
• Don't put unnecessary items in the car. Excessive load will increase the load of driving motor, resulting in an increase in power consumption.
• Accelerate slowly and steadily, avoiding rapid acceleration.
• Avoid traffic jams or congestion areas as much as possible, and avoid continuous acceleration and braking. Stop-and-go driving consumes electricity.
• Avoid unnecessary parking and braking and keep a steady speed. Driving with traffic lights can minimise the number of stops or drive on avenues without traffic lights. Keep a proper following distance to avoid emergency braking, which also reduces brake wear.
• Do not place your foot on the brake pedal. It causes premature brake pad wear, overheating, and increased power consumption.
• Drive slowly in crosswinds for better vehicle control.
• When driving a vehicle, ensure the correct driving track, and avoid scratching sharp objects or road edges on the side of tyres, otherwise serious accidents such as tyre burst may be caused.
• Avoid hitting kerbs while driving. Slow down on uneven surfaces.
• Avoid dirt and dirt on the chassis of the vehicle, which can not only reduce the dead weight of the vehicle, but also prevent corrosion.
• Timely maintenance of vehicles to maintain good working condition. In order to prolong the service life of all parts and reduce the operating cost, scheduled maintenance must be carried out. If driving frequently in harsh conditions, the maintenance mileage and cycle should be shortened.
• Wheel alignment should be accurate, otherwise it will lead to excessive tyre wear, increase the load of driving motor and speed up power consumption.
• Brakes may be soaked when cleaning vehicles or driving through deep water roads. When driving, you should drive at a low speed first, and lightly step on the brake pedal several times to ensure driving safety, so that the brake can dry quickly. Drive the vehicle carefully, if the brakes still cannot work safely, please pull over immediately and contact the Authorised dealers.

It takes a period of time for human eyes to adapt when the ambient light suddenly dims or brightens. When crossing the tunnel, we should pay attention to the following points:

• Slow down and keep enough safe distance from the vehicle in front.
• Carefully observe traffic signs or traffic information boards.
• Turn on the headlights in advance, and should not use the horn.

Here are some measures for ECO-driving:

• Unload unnecessary loads before driving.
• Maintain proper tyre pressure.
• Start smoothly and try to avoid rapid acceleration and deceleration.
• Plan the driving route and choose a good road to drive.
• Try to drive at an economical speed.
• Reasonably use air conditioning, while also reducing the use of high-power speakers and other high-power electrical equipment.
• Maintain the vehicle regularly according to the maintenance requirements and keep it in good condition.