OPERATING NOTES
• Heating is provided by a high voltage
electric heater and cooling is provided
by a high voltage all-electric air
conditioning system. Both of these
systems are located under the hood.
• In addition to cooling the passenger
compartment, the air conditioning
system also cools the high voltage
battery coolant.
• In high ambient temperatures, the air
conditioning system may be activated
even if you have manually switched it off
on the touch-screen. This is normal, with
priority being given to cooling the high
voltage battery to ensure that cell
temperatures stay within a range that
supports long life and efficient
performance.
• For the climate control system to
function efficiently, all windows should
be closed, and the air intake vents free
from ice, snow, leaves or other debris.
• To reduce the time for the vehicle to
reach a comfortable temperature during
hot weather, drive with the windows
slightly open for two to three minutes
after start-up.
• In very humid conditions, slight screen
fogging may be experienced when the
air conditioning system is turned on.
This is a natural occurrence and will
clear after a few seconds.
• Surplus water produced by the
dehumidifying process is drained
beneath the vehicle. This may result in a
small pool of water forming when the
vehicle is stationary and is not a cause
for concern.
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