Notes on driving on wet and slippery
roads
Once there is water on the road, hydro-
planing may occur. In case of heavy rain or
other weathers that may result in hydro-
planing, observe the following precautions:
● Reduce the speed
● Avoid tyre tracks
● Avoid sudden steering movements
● Brake gently
Notes on braking on salt-treated roads
The braking effete is limited on salt-
treated roads:
● When driving on salt-treated roads, a
layer of salt may form on the brake
discs and pads. This increases the brak-
ing distance or results in only one side
of brake functioning normally.
Maintain a greater safe distance to the ve-
hicle in front.
Prevent salt build-up:
● Apply the brake frequently and pay at-
tention to the traffic conditions.
Fording
WARNING Risk of accident due to
fording
Never attempt to pass through deep or
moving water. Failure to observe this in-
struction may result in loss control of
vehicle personal injury or death.
Driving through a flooded area may cause
vehicle damage. Check the water depth
before driving through the flooded area. It
is strictly prohibited to pass through
flooded area with water depth exceeding
the lower edge of carboy.
When driving through flooded areas, drive
slowly and do not stop. Braking perform-
ance and grip may be limited. On the
premise of ensuring safety, the following
actions must be taken after fording,
● Press the brake pedal gently to dry and
check the brake for proper function.
● Turn the steering wheel to check the
power steering system for proper
function.
Check the functions of the following
components:
● Horn
● Exterior lamp
Starting the vehicle
WARNING Risk of injury if vehicle
settings are adjusted while the ve-
hicle is in motion
You could lose control of the vehicle
particularly in the following situations:
● If you adjust the driver's seat, steer-
ing wheel, head restraint or mirrors
while the vehicle is in motion.
● If you fasten your seat belt while the
vehicle is in motion.
► Before starting the vehicle, adjust
the driver's seat, head restraint,
steering wheel and mirrors and wear
the seat belt correctly.
1. After unlocking the vehicle and opening
any of the vehicle doors, the windows
and multimedia can be used normally.
2. Press the brake pedal, shift to drive
or reverse , the indicator on the
driver information display illuminates,
and the vehicle can now run normally.
NOTE Check driving conditions be-
fore starting the vehicle
► Check and confirm the brake pedal
can be pressed to the bottom before
starting the vehicle.
► Check whether the surrounding en-
vironment meets the conditions for
starting the vehicle, if not, do not
start the vehicle.
► Make sure the key is in the vehicle.
Vehicle emergency start
When the keyfob battery is low and the
system cannot detect the key, a message
will pop up on the centre display to remind
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