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Automatic engagement of EPB
After the vehicle is stopped by the
One Pedal Driving function, EPB is
automatically engaged when any of
these conditions occur:
ś The driver’s seatbelt is unfastened and
the driver’s door is open.
ś The shift gear is changed N (Neutral)
ś The hood is open.
ś The trunk is open.
ś 5 minutes have passed since the
vehicle has stopped.
ś The system operation is limited due to
other reasons.
WARNING
ś Stopping the vehicle may not be
possible according to the vehicle and
road conditions. Pay attention to the
road condition ahead and apply the
brake if necessary.
ś Please refrain to use the one
pedal driving function when road
conditions are poor, such as when
wet, icy or covered with snow.
CAUTION
When the vehicle is stopped or parked by
One Pedal Driving on steep hills, be sure
to also press the brake pedal.
i-Pedal
i-Pedal is controlled by the accelerator
pedal. i-Pedal provides vehicle speed
control (acceleration/deceleration,
stopping) without manually controlling
the paddle shifter.
To operate:
ś Pull the left side paddle shifter at level
3 regenerative braking system.
ś During the activation of i-Pedal, the
vehicle is stopped when the vehicle
speed is less than 1 mph (3 km/h) even
if the brake pedal is not pressed.
ś When you press the accelerator pedal
at the same time during one-pedal
driving by pulling the left paddle shift
lever, the vehicle cannot be stopped.
ś i-Pedal indicator will illuminate on
instrument cluster.
CAUTION
When the vehicle is stopped or parked by
i-Pedal on steep hills, be sure to also press
the brake pedal.
To deactivate:
ś The i-Pedal is deactivated when the
driver turns off the vehicle. When the
vehicle is turned on, the regenerative
braking is set to be on level 3.
ś The i-Pedal is turned off and the
regenerative braking changes to level
3 when the gear is shifted to R.
Limitations
The vehicle may move even if one pedal
driving is normally operated. Therefore,
the driver should be careful to stop
the vehicle by this function under
circumstances as follows:
- Driving on icy, snowy, wet, sandy, muddy
roads, manhole/pit hole surfaces
- Wheels not aligned
- Conditions in which wheel slip or spin
occurs
- On heavy loading
- By leaning left of right
- Under bad tire wear
- Driving uphill or downhill
- Driving where the slope starts or ends
- By repeating stop and go on ramp
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