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If the correct starting procedure for the
vehicle is followed but the vehicle is not
started, the following reasons should be
considered:
• Power battery runs out.
• Drive motor failure. The positive and
negative joint of the battery is loose or
the battery power is exhausted.
If the powertrain has no power output while
driving, operate as follows:
• Reduce your speed slowly, keep in
a straight line, and steer o the road
carefully to a safe place.
• Turn on the hazard alarm lights.
• Try to restart the vehicle.
If the vehicle is stuck in a place such as sand,
mud or snow, please do the following:
• Power o the drive motor and press
down the parking brake pedal.
• Remove mud, snow or sand trapped
around your tires.
• Place blocks of wood, stone or other
material to help increase tire friction.
• Restart the vehicle and accelerate
carefully to get the vehicle out of the pit.
The vehicle cannot start The vehicle is trapped
ATTENZIONE
In order to prevent damage to the motor
and other components, the following
precautions must be observed when
pushing the vehicle:
• It is forbidden to shift gear when
pressing down the accelerator pedal.
• If the vehicle is still unable to get out of
the pit after several pushes, a tow truck
is needed for rescue.
WARNING
• If the vehicle is driven out of the pit by
means of front and rear push, ensure
that the surrounding area is spacious
and unblocked to avoid hitting other
vehicles, objects or people. As the
vehicle is about to exit the pit, it
may suddenly accelerate forward or
backward. Be sure to pay attention to
the surroundings of your vehicle.
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