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Before Driving
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Vehicle Charging
This vehicle is a new energy vehicle that operates solely on power from the battery. When the battery indicator on the instrument panel turns red, the
vehicle should be charged. Although the vehicle can travel a certain distance when the battery is low, frequently deep discharging the battery will shorten the
power battery's lifespan.Charge in time and fully consider the journey and charging stations en route to avoid being stranded due to insufcient battery.
The charging port is located on the right fender: the upper port is for alternating current (AC) charging; the lower port is for direct current (DC) charging.
There are various charging methods, and users can choose the best charging method according to different environments. (The actual charging time required
depends on the charging method, the remaining power battery level, real-time temperature, usage time, external temperature, etc., and may differ from the data
given in this manual)
Charging Mode Charging Port
Charging Cable
Charging Gun
Power supply
Charging
Instructions
Charging time
Mode 1: Home AC
charging (≤16A)
Charging at home
with a dedicated
socket
Charging time from 10% to
100% SOC is approximately
9~10 or 13~14 hours or
more (ambient temperature
around 25°C)
Mode 2: AC Charging at
Charging Stations (≤32A)
Does not support
42kW power 63A
three-phase AC
charging pile
Charging time from 10% to
100% SOC is approximately
9~10 or 6~7 hours or more
(ambient temperature
around 25°C)
Mode 3: DC charging at
charging stations (fast
charging)
Fast charging at
public charging
stations (emergency
charging method,
not recommended
for long-term use)
Charging time from 10%
to 80% SOC is about 45
minutes or more (ambient
temperature around 25°C)
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