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Do not forcibly open frozen doors, windows,
or move frozen windshield wipers.Use warm
water to melt the frozen parts, and immediately
wipe off the water to prevent refreezing.
To ensure the normal operation of the
heating system, clear snow from the air intake
vents below the windshield.
Check and remove ice and snow that
may have accumulated on the front and rear
windshields, exterior lights, roof, chassis, around
the tires, or on the brakes.
Before entering the vehicle, clean off any
snow or mud from the soles of your shoes.
CAUTION
Be extra cautious when driving on slippery
roads, avoiding sudden acceleration,
braking, and sharp turns.
Before Driving the Vehicle
Start smoothly, accelerate slowly, maintain a
sufcient safe distance from the vehicle in front,
and adjust speed according to road conditions.
In cold temperatures, after starting the
vehicle, drive slowly for a few minutes, allowing
the drive motor to warm up before proceeding to
normal driving.
Driving the Vehicle
CAUTION
● When removing snow and ice from front
and rear windows, be careful not to
damage the plastic components on the
windows.
● If doors or retractable door handles are
frozen, do not forcibly open them, as this
may damage the seals around the doors.
Use warm water to melt the ice around
the door edges before opening.
Under normal conditions, the parking brake
must be engaged.
In icy and snowy environments, when
parking on at ground, place the electronic shift
lever in "P" position.Do not engage the parking
brake if it's safe to do so, as the parking brake
may freeze, making it difficult to release. If
necessary, use appropriate methods to block the
wheels.
CAUTION
Avoid parking on steep slopes if possible.If
parking on a steep slope is necessary, even
in icy and snowy conditions, the parking
brake must be engaged, and other methods
should be used to secure the wheels.
Winter Parking
Winter Driving
1. Use fluids suitable for low-temperature
environments:
- Drive Motor Coolant
- Windshield Washer Fluid
2. Check the tires, ensuring sufficient tread
depth, or switch to snow tires.
3. Check the 12V battery to ensure it is in good
condition.
4. It is recommended to carry necessary
emergency tools: ice scraper, ashing signal
device, snow shovel, jumper cables, air
pump, etc.
5. When winter approaches, visit a dealership
for vehicle winter protection maintenance.
Winter Preparation
Drive Carefully Avoid sudden acceleration
or braking. Avoid sharp turns or sudden lane
changes. Maintain a reasonable distance from
the vehicle in front.
Driving Techniques
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