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Optimize the driving route and avoid
traffic jam to save both driving time and
power comsumption.
8. Do not change the size of the tyre at will.
Using larger or wider tyre will increase
power consumption.
Driving through Water
To prevent vehicle being damaged when
driving through water (e. g. flooded roads),
pay attention to the following precautions:
1. Confirm the water depth before driving
through water. The water level should
not go above the edge of the side
member of this vehicle.
2. Drive the vehicle at low speed to avoid
formation of waves in front of the vehicle
which can damage the vehicle
components such as the drive motor
controller.
3. Do not park or reverse this vehicle in
water under any circumstances.
• When the vehicle travels on a road with
water, mud, etc., the braking effect and
distance may be affected. There is a risk
of accident!
• Avoid applying sudden emergency brake
immediately right after driving through
water.
• After driving through water, as soon as
possible apply intermittent braking to
clean and dry the brakes. Apply brake to
dry and clean the brakes only when the
traffic conditions permit. Avoid traffic
accidents.
• Pay attention to the height of wave
formed by other vehicle from the
opposite direction may exceed the
allowed water level of this vehicle.
• Pits, stones and other obstacles may be
hidden in water may cause driving
through water more difficult.
• Do not drive through salt water. Salt
causes vehicle becomes rusty. Wash all
parts in contact with salt water
immediately using clean water.
• After driving through the water, it is
recommended to go to an authorised
PROTON service outlet for a
comprehensive inspection of the vehicle.
Eliminate any hidden risks and ensure
driving safety.
Parking the Vehicle
• Park the vehicle on a flat, solid and safe
road that does not affect the traffic.
• When parking, firstly depress the brake
pedal until the vehicle stops slowly and
stays still. Then, engage the gear to P
position.
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