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General| Brand | BrightDrop |
|---|---|
| Model | EV600 2022 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Explains how to navigate the manual and find information efficiently.
Describes hazard levels and safety messages to avoid injury or death.
Explains various symbols used in the manual and on the vehicle for quick identification.
Provides a chart of common vehicle symbols and their meanings for user understanding.
Covers the functionality and operation of the vehicle's key system and door locking mechanisms.
Explains the operation of various doors, including sliding and rear doors, for access and functionality.
Outlines the vehicle's security features, including alarm systems and immobilizer operation for protection.
Describes the adjustment and features of the vehicle's exterior mirrors for optimal visibility.
Details the operation of power windows, including express movement and remote operation for convenience.
Explains how to arm and disarm the vehicle's alarm system for enhanced security and protection.
Guides the user on how to adjust and operate the vehicle's power-adjustable mirrors for visibility.
Explains how to fold the exterior mirrors inward to prevent damage during automatic car washes.
Describes the automatic operation of heated mirrors to clear fog or frost from the mirror surface.
Explains the basic operation of the vehicle's power windows and safety precautions.
Details how to use express open and close functions for all windows for quick ventilation.
Explains the proper adjustment and importance of head restraints for preventing neck and spinal injuries in a crash.
Details the procedures for adjusting front seats, including position and height for optimal comfort and safety.
Provides comprehensive guidance on the proper use of seat belts, including how they work and important safety rules.
Explains the vehicle's airbag system, including locations, inflation, and safety considerations for occupant protection.
Offers critical guidance on the proper installation and use of child restraints for ensuring child safety in the vehicle.
Details the location and weight limits of storage areas on the instrument panel for safe object placement.
Identifies the primary locations for luggage and cargo, including the cargo area, for secure transport.
Outlines extra storage features like cargo tie-downs and the location of safety equipment such as a warning triangle and fire extinguisher.
Explains the function and operation of key vehicle controls, including steering wheel adjustments and horn.
Details the meaning and function of various warning lights, gauges, and indicators on the instrument cluster for driver awareness.
Describes the various information displays available to the driver, including vehicle messages and personalization settings.
Lists and explains vehicle messages displayed on the DIC, indicating status or required actions for safe operation.
Describes the instrument cluster's function in displaying vehicle information, including range, charging, and status updates.
Explains the seat belt reminder light and chime system designed to ensure occupant safety.
Details the airbag readiness light, its function in indicating system malfunctions, and related safety warnings.
Explains the charging system light for the 12-volt battery, indicating its operational status and potential issues.
Indicates when the vehicle's state of charge is low, prompting the driver to charge the vehicle.
Signals a fault within the high voltage battery system, requiring dealer service for diagnosis and repair.
Alerts the driver to reduced propulsion power, potentially affecting acceleration and speed, due to operating conditions.
Indicates a condition requiring vehicle service for propulsion system issues, prompting immediate attention.
Warns of potential brake system malfunctions, advising immediate inspection to prevent safety hazards.
Indicates when the electric parking brake is applied or signals a problem with the system.
Signals a malfunction in the ABS system, which is crucial for maintaining steering control during hard braking.
Indicates the status of the Lane Keep Assist system, showing when it's active, ready, or assisting the driver.
Notifies the driver when the Automatic Emergency Braking system is turned off or unavailable due to a malfunction.
Alerts the driver to the presence and proximity of a vehicle detected ahead for enhanced situational awareness.
Alerts the driver to the detection of a nearby pedestrian in front of the vehicle for increased safety.
Indicates when the Traction Control System (TCS) has been manually turned off by the driver for specific driving conditions.
Signals that the StabiliTrak/Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system has been manually turned off by the driver.
Provides status information on the Traction Control and Stability Control systems, indicating their operation or potential issues.
Alerts the driver to low tire pressure conditions, indicating a need to check and adjust tire inflation for safety and performance.
Indicates the status of the vehicle's theft-deterrent system, signaling potential issues or successful operation.
Confirms when the vehicle is ready to be driven, indicating that all systems are operational.
Indicates when the vehicle's high-beam headlamps are currently in use for improved visibility.
Shows when the IntelliBeam automatic high-beam system is enabled and actively controlling headlamps.
Notifies the driver when exterior lamps are automatically activated, except for daytime running lamps.
Indicates the status of the cruise control system, showing when it is on, ready, or actively maintaining speed.
Alerts the driver if any door is open or not securely latched, ensuring all doors are properly closed before driving.
Covers various information displays including charging status and energy usage details for driver awareness.
Provides essential information on electric vehicle charging, including plug-in procedures, charging modes, and safety precautions.
Explains the controls and functions of exterior lamps, including headlamps, parking lamps, and turn signals for safe driving.
Describes the operation of interior lighting features, such as instrument panel illumination and cargo/dome lamps for cabin comfort.
Covers specific lighting features like entry and exit lighting, and battery load management for convenience and power preservation.
Explains how the IntelliBeam system automatically controls high-beam headlamps based on traffic conditions and visibility.
Details the operation of the lever used to switch between high and low beams and flash-to-pass functionality.
Describes how to use the turn signal lever to flash high beams for signaling or warning other drivers.
Explains the function of Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) which enhance vehicle visibility during daylight hours.
Describes how the headlamps automatically activate based on ambient light conditions and driving through tunnels or garages.
Explains how headlamps may activate automatically when windshield wipers are used in daylight conditions.
Details how to activate hazard warning flashers to signal trouble and warns that they activate automatically if airbags deploy.
Explains how to use the turn signal lever to signal turns or lane changes, including the indicator lights and their behavior.
Describes how cornering lamps automatically activate to improve visibility when turning at low speeds.
Explains how to operate the exterior cargo lamps for increased illumination in the rear cargo area, with details on their function.
Explains how to adjust the brightness of illuminated controls on the instrument panel for optimal visibility.
Details how to turn on the cargo lamps in the rear area, and mentions potential motion sensor functionality.
Describes how to manually operate the dome lamps for interior lighting within the cabin.
Explains how interior and exterior lamps turn on when unlocking the vehicle or starting it, with fade-out functionality.
Describes how exterior and interior lamps remain on for a set time after the vehicle is turned off, with options for automatic activation.
Details the Electric Power Management (EPM) system that regulates voltage for optimal battery performance and life by balancing electrical loads.
Introduces the infotainment system and encourages familiarization with its operation, controls, and safety guidelines.
Provides a general overview of the infotainment system, its control methods, and features available through the instrument cluster.
Explains how steering wheel controls are used to operate various infotainment system functions, including audio and phone calls.
Guides the user on how to operate the infotainment system for phone, audio, Wi-Fi hotspot, energy, and entertainment features.
Explains how to check for and manage software updates for the infotainment system to ensure optimal performance.
Covers the operation of the AM-FM radio, including finding stations, managing favorites, and utilizing Radio Data System (RDS) features.
Details how to use USB ports and Bluetooth audio for playing music and media, including precautions for untrusted devices.
Explains the voice recognition system for hands-free operation of infotainment functions, including phone and navigation commands.
Covers Bluetooth connectivity for phone calls, contact sharing, and message notifications for hands-free communication.
Guides the user on how to access and customize personalization settings for various vehicle and infotainment features.
Lists trademarks and license agreements related to the infotainment system's software and hardware components.
Provides an overview of the climate control system, enabling the user to manage heating, cooling, and ventilation.
Details the automatic operation of the climate control system, which adjusts settings to maintain desired temperature and comfort.
Explains the function and adjustment of air vents for directing airflow within the cabin for optimal comfort.
Outlines essential maintenance tasks for the climate control system, including air filter replacement and general service.
Details how to activate and use the automatic climate control system for optimal comfort and system efficiency.
Guides the user on how to manually control the climate system's functions, including fan speed, temperature, and air delivery modes.
Explains how to adjust air vents and provides operational tips for efficient airflow and vehicle comfort.
Covers maintenance aspects like the passenger compartment air filter replacement and general service requirements for the climate system.
Offers tips for maximizing energy efficiency and driving range, considering factors like climate, speed, and acceleration.
Explains the procedures for starting and stopping the vehicle, including new vehicle break-in and accessory power functions.
Details the operation of the vehicle's electric drive unit, including gear selection and the one-pedal driving feature for enhanced efficiency.
Covers the vehicle's braking systems, including ABS, electric parking brake, and brake assist for safe stopping performance.
Explains the function of Traction Control and Stability Control systems in assisting the driver with maintaining control, especially on slippery surfaces.
Guides the user on how to set, use, and disengage cruise control for maintaining speed on highways.
Introduces various driver assistance systems designed to help avoid crashes and reduce damage, emphasizing safe operation and limitations.
Provides essential information on electric vehicle charging, including plug-in procedures, charging modes, and safety precautions.
States that the vehicle is not designed for trailer towing, advising against it to prevent damage.
Discusses the impact of adding electrical equipment and accessories on vehicle performance and warranty, advising caution and checking with the dealer.
Offers practical tips for maximizing energy efficiency and driving range, considering factors like climate, speed, and acceleration.
Provides advice on smooth acceleration and braking techniques to optimize driving range and maintain vehicle control.
Explains how terrain and vehicle speed significantly impact energy consumption and driving range, recommending moderate speeds.
Discusses the effect of climate control systems on energy usage and suggests using heated seats for better efficiency.
Addresses the impact of extreme temperatures on battery performance and charging, recommending overnight charging and remote pre-conditioning.
Emphasizes the importance of keeping the vehicle plugged in, even when fully charged, to maintain optimal battery temperature, especially in extreme weather.
Highlights the dangers of distracted driving and provides guidelines for maintaining focus on the road and avoiding hazardous activities.
Explains the principles of defensive driving, emphasizing anticipating the actions of others and maintaining safe following distances.
Warns about the severe dangers and consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Discusses the fundamental factors of braking, steering, and acceleration in maintaining vehicle control while driving.
Explains the perception and reaction times involved in braking, offering tips for effective stopping and maintaining safe distances.
Covers the vehicle's electric power steering system and provides cautions regarding steering system damage from improper use.
Provides tips for safely recovering the vehicle if its wheels drop off the edge of the road onto the shoulder.
Describes the three types of skids (braking, steering, acceleration) and offers suggestions for regaining control if the vehicle starts to slide.
Offers advice for driving safely on wet roads, emphasizing reduced traction, increased stopping distances, and avoiding large puddles.
Explains the phenomenon of hydroplaning and advises reducing speed on wet roads to maintain tire contact and prevent loss of control.
Warns about the dangers of driving through rushing or deep water, highlighting risks of vehicle submersion and loss of traction.
Provides guidance for driving on steep hills and mountain roads, emphasizing vehicle maintenance and proper gear selection for downhill driving.
Offers advice for driving in snow and ice conditions, including tire recommendations and safe driving practices for slippery surfaces.
Provides safety tips for being stranded in snow, including staying with the vehicle and conserving energy.
Explains how to safely free the vehicle if it becomes stuck in sand, mud, ice, or snow using rocking techniques and traction control.
Details the information provided on the Tire and Loading Information label, including seating positions, capacity weight, tire size, and inflation pressures.
Provides guidelines for the initial break-in period of a new vehicle, emphasizing gentle driving and avoiding hard stops.
Explains the operation of the electronic pushbutton start system, including the ON/RUN position and vehicle readiness indicators.
Describes how to activate Service Mode for diagnostic purposes and emission inspection verification.
Details the procedure for turning off the vehicle, including applying brakes and shifting to Park.
Outlines the steps required to start the vehicle, emphasizing brake pedal application and the power button.
Explains the Retained Accessory Power (RAP) feature, which keeps certain systems active after the vehicle is turned off.
Describes the procedure for shifting the vehicle into Park (P), including the use of the shift lock release button and parking brake.
Warns about the dangers of leaving the vehicle with the propulsion system on and outlines safety precautions to prevent unintended movement.
Details the process for shifting the vehicle out of Park (P), including the necessary steps and conditions for safe operation.
Provides guidance on extended parking, including time limits for the propulsion system remaining on when the remote key is inside or outside the vehicle.
Describes the Park (P) position, which locks the drive wheels to prevent the vehicle from moving when starting.
Details the process for shifting the vehicle into Park (P), emphasizing safety precautions and the shift lock release button.
Explains how to shift the vehicle out of Park (P), outlining the necessary steps and conditions for safe operation.
Explains the use of the Reverse (R) gear for backing up and provides instructions for shifting into and out of reverse.
Describes the Neutral (N) position where the propulsion system is inactive, and outlines precautions for extended periods in N.
Details the Car Wash Mode, which allows the vehicle to remain in Neutral for automatic car washes, with specific instructions for vehicle off and on scenarios.
Provides step-by-step instructions for engaging Car Wash Mode with the vehicle off and unoccupied.
Details the procedure for activating Car Wash Mode with the vehicle on and unoccupied, ensuring correct engagement.
Explains the Drive (D) position for normal driving and how to engage it, including instructions for shifting out of Drive.
Describes the Low (L) position, which provides additional coast braking for downhill driving or heavy loads, and how to shift out of it.
Explains the One-Pedal Driving feature, which uses the accelerator pedal for deceleration and stopping, enhancing energy efficiency.
Covers the vehicle's braking systems, including ABS, electric parking brake, and brake assist for safe stopping performance.
Explains how the Antilock Brake System (ABS) helps prevent skids and maintain steering control during hard braking.
Details the operation of the Electric Parking Brake (EPB), including application, release, and status indicators for safety.
Provides step-by-step instructions for applying the Electric Parking Brake (EPB) and describes the associated status light behavior.
Outlines the procedure for releasing the Electric Parking Brake (EPB) and describes the status lights and potential service requirements.
Explains how the EPB automatically releases when the vehicle is placed in gear and an attempt is made to drive away.
Describes the Brake Assist system, which enhances braking force during emergency situations to improve stopping performance.
Explains the Hill Start Assist (HSA) feature, which prevents unintended rolling on grades during transitions from brake to accelerator, emphasizing safety precautions.
Details the operation of Traction Control (TCS) and StabiliTrak/Electronic Stability Control (ESC) systems, their benefits, and when they might need to be turned off.
Describes how Traction Control and Stability Control systems activate and operate to enhance vehicle stability and traction.
Explains how to turn Traction Control (TCS) and Stability Control (ESC) off and on via the Driver Information Center (DIC).
Introduces the Driver Mode Control feature, allowing selection of modes like Delivery Mode for specific vehicle operations.
Guides the user on how to set, use, and disengage cruise control for maintaining speed on highways, including safety warnings.
Provides instructions on how to set a desired speed for cruise control, including turning the system on and off.
Explains how to resume a previously set speed after disengaging cruise control, such as after braking.
Details how to increase vehicle speed incrementally or continuously while cruise control is active.
Explains the FCA system's function in detecting vehicles ahead and providing alerts to help avoid front-end crashes, including limitations.
Provides critical warnings about the limitations of camera systems and emphasizes the need for driver vigilance to prevent injury or damage.
Guides the user on how to activate or deactivate the Front and Rear Park Assist features, including personalization options.
Explains how the Backing Warning System alerts the driver of rear objects and how RAB automatically applies brakes to prevent or mitigate backing crashes.
Explains the FCA system's function in detecting vehicles ahead and providing alerts to help avoid front-end crashes, including limitations.
Provides instructions for cleaning the FCA system's sensors (windshield, headlamps) to ensure proper operation and prevent false alerts.
Describes how the FPB system can automatically brake moderately or hard to avoid pedestrian crashes, including engagement of the Electric Parking Brake.
Describes the LCA system, a lane-changing aid that assists drivers in avoiding crashes with vehicles in blind spots or approaching rapidly from behind.
Provides critical warnings about the LKA system's limitations, emphasizing driver responsibility for lane position and safe driving practices.
Advises on when to charge the vehicle based on battery status and temperature, recommending plugging in to maximize battery life.
Explains AC charging procedures, including the AC charge cord connection and safety warnings related to charging equipment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the AC charge cord to the vehicle and electrical outlet to begin charging.
Details the procedure for safely disconnecting the AC charge cord from the vehicle and electrical outlet after charging is complete.
Covers DC charging, including station hardware compatibility, cable length requirements, and the process for performing a DC vehicle charge.
Details the hardware requirements for DC charging stations, including connector compatibility and cable length.
Provides instructions for starting DC charging, including vehicle preparation, charge port connection, and verification of charging status.
Explains how DC charging stops automatically when the battery is fully charged or no longer needs power, and how energy may still be consumed for temperature management.
Explains how to stop charging at any time using either the charging station controls or the Stop Charge button on the vehicle's screen.
Details how to temporarily override a delayed charging schedule to initiate immediate charging.
Explains the charge port light colors and sounds that indicate the vehicle's charging status and potential issues.
States that the vehicle is not designed for trailer towing, advising against it to prevent damage.
Discusses the impact of adding electrical equipment and accessories on vehicle performance and warranty, advising caution and checking with the dealer.
Provides warnings and cautions regarding the installation of add-on electrical equipment, its potential impact on the vehicle's electrical system, and warranty coverage.
Advises visiting a dealer for service and parts, emphasizing the use of genuine GM parts and trained technicians for vehicle maintenance.
Outlines essential owner checks for various vehicle components, including fluids, brakes, battery, and wipers, to ensure proper operation.
States that headlamp aim is preset and typically requires no adjustment, but may need service after a crash.
Provides guidance on bulb replacement, recommending dealer consultation for specific bulb types or procedures not listed.
Covers aspects of the electrical system, including high voltage devices, wiring, and protection against overload via fuses and circuit breakers.
Explains the role of fuses and circuit breakers in protecting the vehicle's wiring circuits from electrical overloads and short circuits.
Provides essential information on tires, including maintenance, selection, and safety considerations for proper inflation and condition.
States that the vehicle is not designed for towing, advising against it to prevent damage.
Guides the owner on maintaining the vehicle's appearance, covering exterior care, cleaning procedures, and protection of finishes.
Offers advice on storing the vehicle for extended periods, including tire care and battery maintenance to preserve condition.
Advises visiting a dealer for service and parts, emphasizing the use of genuine GM parts and trained technicians for vehicle maintenance.
Notifies about perchlorate materials in certain components and the potential need for special handling.
Warns about the potential impact of non-dealer accessories or modifications on vehicle performance, safety, and warranty coverage.
Outlines essential owner checks for various vehicle components, including fluids, brakes, battery, and wipers, to ensure proper operation.
Provides critical safety warnings and guidance for owners performing their own service work, especially concerning high-voltage components.
Explains how to safely open and close the vehicle's hood, including warnings about hot components under the hood.
Explains the vehicle's cooling system, how to check coolant levels, and the importance of maintaining optimal operating temperatures for the battery and cabin.
Provides guidance on when and how to add windshield washer fluid, including recommendations for fluid types based on temperature.
Details the vehicle's braking system, including wear indicators, brake squeal causes, wheel nut torque, and brake pedal travel, emphasizing safety.
Advises contacting a dealer if the brake pedal does not return to normal height or shows rapid pedal travel, indicating potential brake service needs.
Explains the type of brake fluid used, how to check the fluid level, and the reasons for fluid level changes, including warnings about contamination.
Provides information about the vehicle's batteries, including the original equipment battery type and the presence of a high voltage and a standard 12-volt battery.
Issues severe warnings about the dangers of high voltage batteries and systems, including risks of shock, overheating, fire, and damage from crashes or improper handling.
Provides instructions and cautions for replacing windshield wiper blades to ensure clear visibility and prevent windshield damage.
States that headlamp aim is preset and typically requires no adjustment, but may need service after a crash.
Provides guidance on bulb replacement, recommending dealer consultation for specific bulb types or procedures not listed.
Covers aspects of the electrical system, including high voltage devices, wiring, and protection against overload via fuses and circuit breakers.
Explains how fuses and circuit breakers protect the vehicle's electrical system from overloads and short circuits, warning against exceeding amperage ratings.
Guides the user on how to access the fuse block located in the underhood compartment for checking or replacing fuses.
Covers the importance of maintaining tires, including warnings about poor maintenance, overloading, and underinflation, and advises frequent checks.
Describes the performance characteristics of all-season tires and when winter tires might be considered for improved traction.
Discusses the benefits of winter tires for increased traction on snow and ice, and provides advice on selection and potential performance differences.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to accurately check tire pressure using a gauge when tires are cold.
Explains the TPMS malfunction indicator, its behavior, and common causes, advising dealer service if issues persist.
Describes the process for matching TPMS sensors to new tires or wheels after rotation or replacement, ensuring system functionality.
Offers advice on storing the vehicle for extended periods, including tire care and battery maintenance to preserve condition.
Issues critical warnings about the dangers of improper tire service, mixing tire types, and using bias-ply tires, emphasizing the risk of loss of control and crashes.
Explains the Uniform Tire Quality Grading (UTQG) system for rating tires based on treadwear, traction, and temperature, noting its applicability.
Provides guidance on when to replace wheels, including signs of damage like bends, cracks, or loose wheel nuts, and the importance of using GM original equipment parts.
Provides tips on how to handle a tire blowout or slow leak, including steering, braking, and pulling over safely.
Issues critical warnings about the dangers of driving on flat or severely underinflated tires, emphasizing the risk of blowout and crash, and advises against re-inflating such tires.
Provides severe warnings about the dangers of lifting the vehicle for maintenance or repairs without proper safety equipment and training, highlighting the risk of injury or death if the vehicle slips off the jack.
Explains how to access and remove the spare tire and associated tools, including the jack, wheel blocks, and retention straps.
Identifies the jack and its components, and outlines the initial steps for safely lifting the vehicle to change a tire.
Issues critical warnings about the dangers of improperly positioning the jack, which can damage the vehicle or cause it to fall, leading to injury or damage.
Provides critical warnings about the dangers of improperly tightened wheel nuts, which can cause wheels to become loose or detach, leading to a crash.
Warns that improperly tightened wheel nuts can lead to brake pulsation and rotor damage, emphasizing proper tightening sequence and torque.
Issues critical warnings about the dangers of improperly tightened wheel nuts, which can cause wheels to become loose or detach, leading to a crash.
Warns that improperly tightened wheel nuts can lead to brake pulsation and rotor damage, emphasizing proper tightening sequence and torque.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely storing the spare tire, jack, and tools, emphasizing securement to prevent injury or damage.
Warns that the tire hoist can be damaged if there is no tension on the cable when using it, advising proper installation of the spare tire.
Issues critical warnings about the dangers of an improperly stored spare tire coming loose, which could cause a crash and injury.
Offers instructions and critical warnings for jump starting the vehicle's battery, emphasizing safety precautions and the proper procedure.
Provides specific instructions for jump starting a vehicle in North America, including battery information and safety warnings.
Warns about potential damage to vehicles or electrical systems if a 12-volt system with a negative ground is not used for jump starting.
Warns that incorrectly transporting a disabled vehicle may cause damage and advises using proper tire straps for securing the vehicle to a tow truck.
Warns about potential damage from improper use of tow eyes and advises on correct procedures for loading the vehicle onto a flatbed truck.
Identifies the location of the front tow eye attachment point and provides instructions for its use.
Details methods for cleaning and maintaining the vehicle's exterior, including locks, washing, and protecting painted surfaces.
Offers recommendations for washing the vehicle to preserve its finish, including cleaning agents, pressure limits, and drying techniques.
Advises caution when using automatic car washes due to potential clearance issues and recommends turning off wipers and removing accessories.
Offers guidance on cleaning and maintaining spray-in bedliners to preserve their appearance and slip-resistant texture.
Explains how to clean exterior lighting components, emblems, and decals using appropriate methods to avoid damage.
Provides instructions for cleaning the windshield and wiper blades to ensure clear visibility and proper wiper function, including replacement guidance.
Advises on applying weatherstrip lubricant to improve longevity, sealing, and prevent sticking or squeaking.
Advises on visually inspecting brake lines, hoses, pads, and rotors for wear, leaks, or damage to ensure proper braking performance.
Recommends visual inspection of steering, suspension, and chassis components for damage, looseness, or wear to ensure vehicle stability and safety.
Guides on lubricating key lock cylinders, hinges, and other body components to ensure smooth operation and longevity.
Recommends periodic flushing of the underbody with water to remove corrosive materials, especially after driving in areas with salt or debris.
Advises on repairing sheet metal damage promptly to restore corrosion protection and maintain vehicle warranty.
Recommends quick repair of minor paint chips and scratches to prevent corrosion and maintain the vehicle's finish.
Explains how airborne pollutants can cause spotting on painted surfaces and advises prompt washing.
Provides crucial cautions regarding interior cleaning, emphasizing the use of specific cleaners, avoiding electrical components, and preventing permanent damage to surfaces.
Details the proper method for cleaning interior glass using a microfiber cloth and water, with optional use of commercial glass cleaner.
Offers guidance on cleaning speaker covers gently to avoid damage, using water and mild soap for spot cleaning.
Provides cleaning instructions for coated moldings, recommending water or mild soapy water for light or heavy soiling.
Guides on cleaning vinyl and rubber floor mats, with warnings against silicone or wax-based products that can alter appearance or create slip hazards.
Details the process for cleaning fabric, carpet, and suede interior surfaces, including blotting liquids, removing solid soils, and using specific cleaning techniques.
Explains how to clean high gloss surfaces and displays using microfiber cloths and soft brushes, warning against harsh cleaners and excessive polishing.
Warns about potential damage to plastics and painted surfaces from air fresheners and advises immediate cleaning if contact occurs.
Advises on keeping seat belts clean and dry, with warnings against bleaching or dyeing the webbing, which can weaken it.
Provides essential guidelines for proper floor mat use, emphasizing correct size, installation, and avoiding interference with pedals to prevent accidents.
Refers to interior care instructions for cleaning rubber floor mats and liners, emphasizing proper procedures.
Emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance for protecting the vehicle's value and preventing major repair expenses, recommending dealer services.
Outlines the recommended maintenance schedule, including tire rotations and required services at specific intervals to ensure optimal vehicle performance and safety.
Explains the Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection (MPVI) performed by dealer technicians to assess vehicle condition and identify needed service items.
Lists routine checks and services the owner can perform, such as underbody flushing and door latch inspection, to maintain the vehicle.
Lists recommended fluids, lubricants, and parts for the vehicle, advising to obtain them from the dealer for proper specifications.
Provides a section for recording maintenance performed on the vehicle, including dates, odometer readings, and services rendered, to keep track of vehicle history.
Details the schedule for tire rotation and required services, emphasizing its importance for uniform tire wear and vehicle handling.
Lists additional required services at specific mileage or time intervals, such as air filter replacement and coolant circuit service, based on usage conditions.
Outlines owner checks for the battery system, including visual inspection, test results, and cable connections.
Details owner inspections for the electric drive unit, drive axle, cooling system, and fluids to detect any leaks or issues.
Covers essential tire inspection points, including pressure, tread depth, wear, rotation, alignment, and sealant checks.
Advises on checking the brake system, including visible and functional inspections of components like seat belts and pedals.
Provides a table of common replacement parts, including GM and ACDelco part numbers for passenger compartment air filter and wiper blades.
Explains the location and significance of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) as a legal identifier for the vehicle.
Refers to capacities and specifications, directing the user to further details for information on vehicle data.
Outlines a two-step process for resolving customer concerns, involving the Service Agent and BrightDrop Fleet Account Care for escalated issues.
Provides contact information for BrightDrop Fleet Account Care, including assistance for hearing or speech impaired individuals via Telecommunication Relay Service.
Guides on how to order service manuals and other customer literature, providing contact details for Helm, Inc.
Refers to FCC and ISED Canada rules regarding the vehicle's radio frequency transmitters and receivers, and the conditions for operation.
Explains the procedure for reporting safety defects to both the United States Government (NHTSA) and BrightDrop, and the process for potential recall campaigns.
Addresses the vehicle's onboard computers that record performance and usage data, and BrightDrop's commitment to cybersecurity and privacy.
Explains BrightDrop's security measures for protecting vehicle data and advises contacting them in case of suspected security incidents.
Describes the function of Event Data Recorders (EDRs) which record crash-related data to assist in understanding vehicle system performance during incidents.
Advises owners to notify BrightDrop directly in addition to NHTSA when reporting safety defects, providing contact information.
Explains BrightDrop's security measures for protecting vehicle data and advises contacting them in case of suspected security incidents.
Describes the function of Event Data Recorders (EDRs) which record crash-related data to assist in understanding vehicle system performance during incidents.
Explains the comprehensive in-vehicle OnStar system that connects to a live advisor for various services, and the meaning of the system status light indicators.
