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Starting and driving
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Notice
● When the vehicle is in 4WD mode,
it is normal that the indicator on
the instrument cluster ashes and
the indicator goes out at the same
time.
● When the vehicle speed is ≥ 100km/
h, the ESC system function will be
activated automatically.
ESC cannot always deal with complex
driving conditions as eectively as when
running at low speed.
The vehicle speed and driving mode
must be adjusted in time according to
visibility, weather conditions, roads and
trac conditions. It is impossible for ESC
to violate the kinematic law, improve the
power utilization rate, or keep the vehicle
on the normal driving lane when the vehicle
deviates from the lane due to driver's
misoperation. ESC can only improve the
vehicle stability within a controllable
range. In extreme driving conditions, it
assists the driver to drive the vehicle in the
required direction according to the driver's
steering intention.
ESC should always be on during driving.
When ESC works, the indicator
ashes on the instrument cluster. Make
sure to be careful at this time.
The ESC o button can be pressed under
special circumstances to turn o ESC:
1. The vehicle is running with tire chains.
2. The vehicle is running on deep snowy or
spongy road surfaces.
3. The vehicle is trapped somewhere (such
as a muddy road) and needs to be moved
forward and backward.
Restart ESC when nishing above
conditions.
Hill Descent Control (HDC)
The Hill Descent Control (HDC) system
can actively brake the vehicle when it
goes downhill, ensuring that the driver
can safely and uniformly drive down steep
slopes.
When the power switch is in "ON", press
the button to turn on HDC, and the white
indicator light on the instrument panel
will light up;
When the vehicle speed is between
8-35km/h, HDC starts working and the
green indicator light on the instrument
panel lights up;
When the HDC system malfunctions, the
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