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Foreword

Thank you for choosing DENZA. To better use and maintain the vehicle, please read this
manual carefully and keep it for future reference.

Special instructions: BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. recommends that you choose genuine
spare parts and use, maintain, and repair the vehicle in accordance with this manual.
The use of non-genuine spare parts to replace or modify the vehicle will affect the
performance of the entire vehicle, especially its safety and durability. Vehicle damage
and performance issues caused thereby will not be covered by the warranty. In addition,
vehicle modifications may also violate national laws and regulations and local government
regulations.

Thank you again for choosing DENZA. Your valuable comments and suggestions are
welcome. To enjoy better services, please provide your accurate contact information. If
there is any change to the information, contact a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider in a timely manner to update the information in the system. You are also advised
to pay attention to the relevant national laws and regulations and local policies, and
register the vehicle as soon as possible; otherwise vehicle registration may fail.

The descriptions marked with the asterisk (*) in this manual are specific to only some
model configurations, and applicable only when the vehicle has these configurations. If
there is any difference with the vehicle you purchased, the configuration of the actual
vehicle shall prevail.

Pay attention to the "REMINDER", "CAUTION" and "WARNING" symbols in this manual, and
follow the instructions carefully to avoid injury or damage. These symbols are defined as
follows:

REMINDER

Items that must be observed to facilitate maintenance.

CAUTION

Items that must be observed to avoid damage to the vehicle.

WARNING

Items that must be observed to ensure personal safety.

 is a safety mark to indicate an operation that should not be performed or an event

that should not happen.

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This manual is expected to help you use the product correctly, and does not provide any
description of the configuration and software version of this product. For details about the
product configuration and software version, please refer to the contract (if any) related to
this product, or consult the dealer who sold the product to you.

Copyright © BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

It is forbidden to copy, store, or disseminate this manual electronically or in any other
form without written authorization from BYD

All rights reserved

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Illustration Index

Exterior..............................................7

Dashboard......................................... 8

Center Console...................................9

Doors...............................................10

Safety

Seat Belts.........................................12

Seat Belt Overview.................................. 12

Using Seat Belts.......................................12

Airbags............................................ 15

Airbag Overview...................................... 15

Airbag Types............................................ 17

Airbag Triggering Conditions..................18

Child Restraint Systems.................... 23

Child Restraint Systems.......................... 23

Anti-theft Alarm System....................27

Anti-theft Alarm System..........................27

Event Data Recorder System............. 28

Event Data Recorder System...................28

Instrument Cluster

Instrument Cluster........................... 34

Instrument Cluster View..........................34

Instrument Cluster Indicators.................35

Controller Operation

Doors and Keys.................................46

Keys..........................................................46

Locking/Unlocking Doors....................... 49

Power Sliding Doors................................55

Smart Access and Start System.............. 58

Child Protection Lock..............................59

Seats................................................60

Seat Precautions..................................... 60

Adjusting Front Seats.............................. 61

Adjusting Second-Row Seats.................. 62

Adjusting Rear Seats................................63

Head Supports.........................................64

Steering Wheel................................. 67

Steering Wheel.........................................67

Switches.......................................... 70

Light Switches......................................... 70

Wiper Switch............................................73

Driver's Door Switches............................ 75

Odometer Switch.................................... 77

Driver Assistance Switches..................... 77

Window Control Switch on
Passenger Side........................................ 77

Automatic Window Closing*................... 78

Hazard Warning Light Switch..................78

Mode Switches........................................ 78

Sunroof Switch........................................ 79

Interior Light Switch................................80

Using and Driving

Charging/Discharging.......................84

Charging Instructions..............................84

Charging...................................................88

Intelligent Charging.................................95

Charge Port Anti-theft Lock.................... 95

Driving Range Display............................. 96

Discharging Instructions*........................97

Battery.............................................98

High-Voltage Battery............................... 98

Low-Voltage Battery..............................101

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Usage Precautions.......................... 103

Break-in Period......................................103

Trailer Towing........................................103

Driving Safety Precautions....................103

Vehicle Use Suggestions....................... 104

Saving Energy and Extending
Vehicle Service Life................................105

Carrying Luggage.................................. 106

Wading into Water.................................107

Fire Prevention...................................... 108

Snow Chains..........................................109

Starting and Driving........................110

Starting the Vehicle............................... 110

Driving....................................................111

Intelligent Chassis Control System
(DiSus-C)*.............................................. 111

Gear Shift Controls................................ 112

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB).............113

Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)...............115

Driving Precautions...............................116

Driver Assistance............................ 117

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC).............. 117

Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC).............121

Forward Collision Warning (FCW)
and Automatic Emergency Braking
(AEB).......................................................123

Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) and
Front Cross Traffic Brake (FCTB)........... 126

Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)*.............127

Intelligent Speed Limit Control
(ISLC)*.................................................... 128

Intelligent High Beam Control (IHBC).. 129

Lane Departure Assist (LDA)*................130

Emergency Lane Keeping Assist
(ELKA)*...................................................132

Blind Spot Assist (BSA)..........................134

Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS)*....... 136

Head-up Display (HUD)*....................... 137

Tire Pressure Monitoring.......................138

Acoustic Vehicle Alert System (AVAS)... 139

Panoramic View System........................140

Parking Assist System........................... 142

Driving Safety Systems..........................145

Other Main Functions......................149

Interior Rearview Mirror........................149

Power Side Mirrors................................ 150

Wipers.................................................... 151

In-Vehicle Devices

Infotainment System...................... 154

Infotainment System.............................154

Infotainment Touchscreen....................155

Vehicle Setting of the Infotainment
System................................................... 156

Gestures and Responses.......................156

OTA Upgrade..........................................156

Calling DENZA Assistant........................157

Bluetooth Call........................................157

My Car.................................................... 157

Armrest Screen*.....................................158

A/C.................................................160

A/C Panel................................................160

A/C Operation Interface........................ 160

Function Definition............................... 161

Vents...................................................... 163

A/C Settings........................................... 164

Air Purification System..........................164

DENZA App..................................... 166

DENZA App.............................................166

Account Registration............................. 166

Vehicle Condition and Control..............167

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Individual Center and Vehicle
Management..........................................167

NFC Digital Key*.....................................167

Storage.......................................... 168

Glove Box...............................................168

Bill Box................................................... 168

Rear Phone Holder*.............................. 168

Door Bin.................................................169

Center Console Cubby...........................169

Glasses Case.......................................... 169

Seatback Pockets.................................. 169

Cup Holder.............................................170

Other Devices................................. 171

Sun Visor................................................171

Grab Handles.........................................171

USB Ports...............................................172

12V Auxiliary Power...............................172

Wireless Phone Charger........................ 173

Window Sunshade*...............................175

Tray Table...............................................175

Refrigerator....................................176

Refrigerator Operation Interface.......... 176

Refrigerator Instructions.......................177

Maintenance

Maintenance Information................182

Maintenance Cycle and Items...............182

Regular Maintenance...................... 187

Regular Maintenance............................ 187

Vehicle Corrosion Prevention............... 187

Paint Maintenance Tips.........................188

Exterior Cleaning................................... 188

Interior Cleaning....................................190

Power Sliding Door Maintenance......... 191

Self-Maintenance............................192

Self-Maintenance.................................. 192

Sunroof Maintenance............................194

Vehicle Storage......................................195

Hood...................................................... 195

Cooling System......................................196

Braking System......................................196

Washer................................................... 197

A/C System.............................................197

Wiper Blades..........................................198

Tire......................................................... 198

Fuses...................................................... 201

When Faults Occur

When Faults Occur.......................... 208

Reflective vest........................................208

If Smart Key Battery Is Exhausted.........208

Emergency Shutdown System..............208

Vehicle Fire Rescue................................209

If a Collision Occurs...............................209

If the Vehicle Needs Towing..................210

If a Tire Goes Flat...................................212

Specifications

Data............................................... 216

Vehicle Data...........................................216

Vehicle Identification............................ 220

Information....................................221

Warning Labels......................................221

Transponder Mounting......................... 222

Declarations of Conformity............. 222

Declarations of Conformity...................222

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Abbreviations

Abbreviations.................................229

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Illustration Index

Exterior

1
Locking/Unlocking the TrunkP51

Carrying Luggage P106

2
Power Side MirrorsP150

3
Using Mode 2 Charging CableP88

4
DoorsP49

5
Combination Lights P70

6
Opening the HoodP195

CoolantP196

Brake Fluid P196

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Dashboard

1
Wiper SwitchP73

2
Infotainment TouchscreenP155

A/C Settings InterfaceP160

3
Front Center Vent P163

4
START/STOP Button P110

5
Glove Box P168

6
A/C Panel ButtonsP160

7
P Gear Button P112

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) Switch
P113

8
Adjusting the Steering Wheel P70

Steering Wheel SwitchesP67

9
Instrument ClusterP34

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# Center Console

1.  Gear Shift Controls **P112**
2.  Cup Holder **P170**
3.  Center Console Cubby **P169**
4.  Using Seat Belts **P12**
5.  Mode Switches **P78**
6.  Front-Row USB Ports **P172**
7.  Light Switches **P70**

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Doors

1   Interior Door Handle **P49**                 4   Door Bin **P169**
2   Front Side Vents **P163**                   5   Driver's Door Switches **P75**
3   Hood Handle **P195**

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# SAFETY

01
Seat Belts................................................. 12
Airbags..................................................... 15
Child Restraint Systems........................... 23
Anti-theft Alarm System.......................... 27
Event Data Recorder System.................. 28

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Seat Belts

Seat Belt Overview

Studies have shown that proper use
of seat belts can significantly reduce
casualties in emergency braking, sudden
steering or collisions. Please read the
following information carefully and
observe it strictly.

WARNING

●Before driving, make sure all
occupants are properly buckled
up to prevent serious injury or
death in emergency braking or in
a collision.

●The seat belts are designed
primarily for adults and are not
intended for children. Make sure
to choose an appropriate child
restraint system according to your
child's age and size (see P23).

●If a seat belt is damaged
or malfunctions, immediately
contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider
for confirmation and handling.
Until then, do not use the
corresponding seat.

●All occupants should always fasten
their seat belts while in the vehicle to
avoid personal injury or death in case
of an accident.

●The installed seat belts are designed
for adults. Appropriate seat belt
selections are necessary for different
situations.

●It is recommended that children be
seated in rear seats and always use
seat belts and suitable child restraints.
In case of emergency braking or a
collision, unprotected children may be

seriously injured and their lives may
be endangered. Likewise, do not allow
children to ride on someone's lap. This
will render the children not adequately
protected.

Emergency Locking Retractor Function

●When the driver turns sharply or
brakes suddenly, when there is a
collision, or when the occupant
leans forward too quickly, the seat
belt automatically locks to effectively
restrain and protect the occupant.

●When the vehicle travels smoothly,
seat belts are pulled out and retracted
as the occupants move slowly and
smoothly, allowing the occupants to
move freely.

●If the seat belt locks due to sudden
retraction, pull on the seat belt
webbing to create retractable slack in
order to pull out the seat belt.

Pretensioner and Force Limiter
Function*

When a severe front collision occurs
and the triggering conditions of the
pretensioner are met, the pretensioner
quickly retracts part of the seat belt and
locks it to improve the protection of the
occupant. The force limiter limits the
seat-belt restraint force to the occupant's
body to a certain extent so as to avoid
injury to the occupant due to an excessive
restraint force.

Using Seat Belts

1. Adjust the seat position and seatback
angle (See P61)

2. Adjust the position of the three-point
seat belt.

●Keeping a proper sitting posture, pull
the seat belt out so that it is diagonally

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across the chest. The belt should not
go under the arm or across the back of
the neck.

●Keep the lap section of the belt as
close as possible to the hips.

3. Insert the latch into the buckle until it
clicks, and then pull it back to make sure
it is firmly locked. Do not fasten the belt
with any part of the strap twisted.

4. Adjust the height of the (front)
seat belts for optimum comfort and
protection.

① Press the adjuster release button.

② Move the adjuster up or down to the
intended position. Release the button to
lock the adjuster.

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5. Pull the belt firmly to check that the
adjuster is locked.

WARNING

●The shoulder belt should cross
the center of the shoulder. The
seat belt should be far from the
neck and not liable to slip from
the shoulder; otherwise, it cannot
function well in the event of
emergency braking or accident
and may even cause severe injury.

●The lap belt should be positioned
as low as possible around the hips
to avoid serious injury due to the
intense lap belt forces against the
abdomen in an accident.

●The seat belt should be fitted tight
to the body for better protection.

6. Unlock the seat belt.

●Press the red unlock button on the
buckle. The latch plate pops out, and
the seat belt automatically retracts.

●If the seat belt does not retract
smoothly and automatically, pull it out
and check whether it is twisted.

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WARNING

●One seat belt is for one occupant
only. Each seat belt must be used
by one occupant only. Do not
share a seat belt with another
occupant, not even with a child.

●Avoid traveling with the seatback
leaning too far back. The seat belt
protection performs best when
the seatback is upright.

●Make sure that no seat belt or
its spring bolt/buckle becomes
pressed by the door or rear
seatback; otherwise, the seat belt
may be damaged.

●Check the seat belts regularly. for
cuts, wear, looseness, and other
abnormalities. If any problem
is found, immediately contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider for confirmation
and handling. Until then, do not
use the corresponding seat.

●Do not remove, disassemble or
modify the seat belts without
permission.

●After an accident, have the
seat belts checked at a DENZA
authorized dealer or service
provider. If the pretensioner
function is activated, the seat
belt must be replaced. Use an
approved model whenever you
replace the seat belt.

WARNING

●In the event of a serious
accident, even if there is no
apparent damage, the seat belt
should be replaced along with
the seat assembly. The airbag
system should also be thoroughly
inspected.

●Pregnant women should also
fasten the seat belt properly as
other occupants, and pay special
attention to the lap belt which
should be positioned as low as
possible around the hips to avoid
serious injury to them and their
fetus due to the intense lap belt
forces against the abdomen in an
accident.

●The method of wearing a rear seat
belt is the same as that for a front
seat belt. For normal functioning
of the rear seat belt, please ensure
that its latch is inserted into the
corresponding buckle during use.
The driver should ensure that all
occupants are wearing seat belts
before driving the vehicle.

●Do not insert foreign objects such
as coins and clips into the buckle
as they prevent proper connection
between the latch and buckle.

Using the Rear Middle Seat Belt

Rear Seat Belt Illustration

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Seat Belt Reminders

If any occupant has not buckled up
after the vehicle is started, visual and
audible alarms go off and continue until
the corresponding seat belt is properly
fastened.

●Seat belt reminder indicator

Any unfastened seat belt will trigger
corresponding indicator to light up and
flash.

●Display of unfastened belt's seat

The indicator for the seat with
unfastened seat belt lights up and
is steady on in case of abnormal
conditions in the vehicle.

●Seat belt reminder for front passenger

If the driver or front passenger has
not buckled up after the ignition is
switched on, the seat belt reminder
indicator and the indicator associated
with the corresponding seat light up. If
the seat belt remains unfastened while

driving, in addition to the reminder
indicator, an audible alarm is given to
alert the driver and the occupant.

●When the driver and the front
passenger fasten their seat belts, the
seat belt reminder indicator turns off
and all indicators displayed for the
corresponding seats turn off.

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WARNING

●In the event of abnormality
or function failure, contact a
DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider. Do not use
the corresponding seat until the
functions return to normal.

●When driving, make sure all
occupants have their seat belts
properly fastened to prevent
serious injury or death in
emergency braking or in a
collision.

Airbags

Airbag Overview

●Airbags are a part of the supplemental
restraint system (SRS) and also a
supplement to seats and seat belts.
When the vehicle is involved in a
serious collision and the airbag system
meets its deployment conditions,
relevant airbags will rapidly deploy
and, along with seat belts, provide
additional protection for heads and
chests of the occupants to reduce the
risk of personal injury or even death.

●Airbags are divided into front and
side types, according to the type of
collision. The front airbags include a
driver airbag and a front passenger
airbag, while the side airbags include

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front seat side airbags and side curtain
airbags.

●As an integral part of the vehicle's
passive safety protection system,
the airbag system does not replace
seat belts, and must be used in
combination with seat belts to
maximize protection.

WARNING

●Occupants must sit in a
proper position to maximize the
protection provided by seat belts
and the airbag system.

●Do not disassemble or assemble
airbag components without
authorization.

●Non-BYD genuine seat covers may
worsen the airbag performance
or result in injury. Do not place
anything between the side airbag
and the occupant.

●Do not apply excessive force to the
side of seats equipped with side
airbags.

●To ensure the normal operation
of the airbag system, even if
the airbag did not deploy, and
the pretensioner did not lock
the seat belt after a collision,
it is recommeded to contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or

WARNING

service provider for inspection as
soon as possible.

 Airbag fault warning light

●This airbag system is governed by the
ECU and has a self-diagnosis function.
Its status is displayed by the warning
lights on the instrument cluster.

●With the ignition on, if the airbag
warning light stays on for about five
seconds and then disappears, the
system is running smoothly.

WARNING

●The airbag warning light stays
on in the presence of certain
system faults. If this light stays on,
please head to the nearest DENZA
authorized dealer or service
provider for an airbag system
inspection, or it may affect the
airbag funciton.

●If the vehicle is ingressed with
water (wet carpet or vehicle
submerged in water) or damaged
by water, do not start the vehicle
and the low-voltage battery needs
to be disconnected. Otherwise,
the airbags may deploy, resulting
in serious injury or death.

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Airbag Types

① Driver and front passenger airbags

② ③ Seat side airbags

④ Side curtain airbags

Driver and Front Passenger Airbags

This vehicle is equipped with driver
and front passenger airbags, when the
airbag system Electronic Control Unit
(ECU) detects a moderate to severe front
impact during driving and the triggering
conditions are met, the airbags deploy to
minimize the injury.

Front airbag deployment

●In moderate to severe frontal crashes,
a sensor detects a sharp deceleration
and sends a signal to the ECU to trigger
the front airbags.

●When there is a frontal crash, the seat
belt secures the occupant's lower body
and torso in place. The airbag cushions
and protects the occupant's head and
chest.

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●When the severity of the impact
does not reach the airbag deployment
threshold, seat belts provide enough
protection.

●The front airbag deflates immediately
after inflation, without affecting the
driver's vision and ability to operate
the steering wheel or other controls.

●The airbag deploys within a
thousandth of a second.

●A loud noise will be heard when the
airbag deploys. It will not cause injury,
but it may cause tinnitus or temporary
deafness.

●A cloud of dust from the airbag surface
may come off when the airbag deploys.
Although such powder is non-toxic,
individuals with respiratory problem
might experience some temporary
discomfort.

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WARNING

●No accessories, such as telephone
holders, cups, ashtrays, may
be installed on airbag covers
or within their action range.
Otherwise, airbag deployment will
increase the risk of injury in an
accident.

Seat Side Airbags

If the vehicle is equipped with seat
side airbags (mounted on the outside of
seatback, marked with "AIRBAG" at both
sides), When a moderate to severe side
impact is detected during vehicle travel
and the triggering conditions are met,
the side airbag deploys to protect the
occupant's chest.

CAUTION

●If the seatbacks get wet from
rain or splashes, the side airbag
system may not work properly.

●Do not cover or replace seatback
covers on you own. Unsuitable
seatback covers may prevent
airbag deployment.

REMINDER

●In the event of a side impact,
the airbag on the impacted side
deploys when the airbag system
meets its deployment conditions.

●For optimal side airbag
protection, occupants must have
their seat belts fastened and sit
upright against the seatback.

Side curtain airbags

●If the vehicle is equipped with side
curtain airbags (mounted at the joint
between the side walls of the body

and the ceiling, with the A-pillar, B-
pillar, and C-pillar shields marked with
"AIRBAG", as shown in the illustration),
when a moderate to severe side impact
is detected during vehicle travel and
the triggering conditions are met, the
side curtain airbag deploys to protect
the head of the occupant on the side of
collision.

●Generally, only the airbag on the
impacted side deploys in the event of
a side impact.

●For optimum curtain airbag protection,
the occupant must have their seat belt
fastened and sit in an upright position.

Airbag Triggering
Conditions

●Airbag triggering conditions: In the
event of a vehicle collision, whether an
airbag will be triggered is decided by
factors such as the amount of collision
energy, accident type, collision angle,
obstacles, and vehicle speed. The
airbag system may be triggered in
special collisions.

●The airbag system does not always
work in any accident, and generally it
will not be triggered in the event of
a minor frontal collision, rear collision
or rollover. In this case, the driver
and passengers are protected by their
properly fastened seat belts.

●Determinants of airbag system
triggering: Decision is made by
comparing the deceleration curve,
generated in the collision and obtained
by the ECU, and the set value.
If signals, such as the deceleration
curve generated and measured in the
collision, are lower than the respective
reference values preset in the ECU,
the airbag system will not be triggered
even if the vehicle may have been
seriously deformed in the accident.

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●The ECU of the DENZA airbag system
has been set up with considerations of
common misuse and road conditions.
However, due to the increasing
changes in causes and forms of vehicle
collisions, for your safety, please
strictly follow this user manual, use the
vehicle correctly, and avoid its misuse.
Otherwise, there is no guarantee that
the airbags will achieve their expected
effect.

Cases When Airbags May Be Deployed

The vehicle's nose hits the ground when
crossing a deep groove.

The vehicle hits a bump or curbstone.

The vehicle's nose hits the ground when
going down a steep slope.

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One side of the vehicle is hit by another
vehicle.

Cases When Airbags May Not Be
Deployed

The vehicle hits a concrete column, tree,
or other slim objects.

The vehicle goes under a truck or another
large vehicle.

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The tail of the vehicle is hit by another
vehicle.

The vehicle rolls over.

The vehicle hits a wall or a vehicle at a
side other than the front side.

Parts other than the passenger
compartment receive side impact.

The lateral side of the vehicle is hit
diagonally.

The lateral side of the vehicle hits a
columnar object.

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WARNING

●Airbags are designed for
specific models. Any changes to
suspension, tire size, bumpers,
chassis and factory-equipped
devices may adversely affect the
airbag system. Users must not use
any parts of the airbag system
on other car models; doing so
may lead to failure of the airbag
system.

●Drivers should maintain a distance
of at least 25 cm between their
chest and the steering wheel,
in order for the system to
provide the most effective driver
protection.

●Fasten your seat belt and sit
properly while the vehicle is
in motion. If the seat belt is
not fastened, if the occupant
is leaning forward or sitting
improperly, airbag deployment
can increase the risk of injury.

●Do not paste stickers, cover or
decorate the hub cover of the
steering wheel, the right side
surface of the dashboard or the
surface of A, B, and C-pillar trims.
Clean these surfaces with a dry or
damp cloth, without applying too
much pressure.

●A child is not to be seated in
the front passenger seat, nor

WARNING

are they to ride sitting on a
front passenger's lap, to prevent
serious injury or even casualty
caused by airbag deployment.

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●Side airbags and side curtain
airbags deploy quickly with high
impact forces. Occupants must
not lean against the doors of
vehicles equipped with these
airbags while these vehicles are
in motion. Failure to do so could
result in serious injury or even
death.

SAFETY

●Do not place any other
accessories or items within the
action range of side curtain
airbags, including the windshield,
side door glass, A-pillar trim,
ceiling, B-pillar trim, C-pillar trim
and auxiliary handles. When
the side curtain airbag deploys,
the accessories or items will
be thrown by the impact force
from the side air curtain airbag,
or the side curtain airbag may
not deploy normally, resulting in
serious injury or even death.

●Do not modify or replace seats
or trims of the seats with
side airbags. These changes
may prevent normal deployment
of side airbags, and thereby
cause airbag system failure or
unintended deployment of side
airbags, resulting in serious injury
or death.

●When transferring vehicle
ownership, make sure to pass on
all of the vehicle's documents
and keep the new ownership
informed of airbag conditions and
replacement dates.

●Do not disassemble or repair the
A-pillar trim, ceiling, B-pillar trim

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WARNING

or C-pillar trim, which contain side
curtain airbags. These changes
can cause failure of the airbag
system or accidental deployment
of curtain airbags, which may
cause serious injury or even
death.

●Do not change any component
of the airbag system, including
any corresponding label. It is
recommended that any operation
done to the airbags be performed
by a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider.

●Airbags can only provide one-time
accident protection. Once the
airbag is triggered or damaged,
the airbag system must be
replaced.

●Follow safety regulations and
procedures related to the
scrapping of parts of the vehicle
or its airbag system.

●The airbag system has strong anti-
interference and anti-disturbance
resistance to electromagnetic
fields around it. However, to
avoid accidents, do not use the
vehicle in an electromagnetic
environment that violates local
regulations.

●The airbag system of this vehicle
is designed with full consideration
of common misuses and road
conditions. However, in order to
avoid accidents, do not have the
bottom of the vehicle impacted
or drive roughly in harsh road
conditions.

●This vehicle's airbag system has
been fully verified to seamlessly
match the vehicle's original
wiring harness system. Any wiring

WARNING

harness modification or alteration
may cause the airbags to
deploy mistakenly under normal
conditions or fail to deploy in the
event of a collision.

It is recommended that you contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider immediately if any of the
following situations occurs.

●The airbag has deployed.

●Instrument cluster airbag warning light

 lights up abnormally.

If any of the following events occurs,
the airbag system is faulty:

●This warning light turns on or flashes
during driving. At this time, the
airbag system may be faulty. It is
recommended to drive the vehicle
to a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider for inspection and
maintenance as soon as possible.

●There is a collision with the front of the
vehicle (highlighted area shown), but
the front airbags do not deploy.

●The airbag cover has been scratched,
cracked or otherwise damaged.

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●Airbags need to be removed,
disassembled, installed or repaired.

●Side airbags and curtain airbags have
deployed.

●An impact to a vehicle door in an
accident is not adequate to cause the
airbag to deploy.

●The surface of the seat with a
side airbag is scratched, cracked, or
damaged similarly.

●Decorative (liner) parts at A-pillar with
built-in curtain airbags, roof beam
and C-pillar are scratched, cracked, or
damaged similarly.

Child Restraint
Systems

Child Restraint Systems

●Choose a suitable child restraint
system for your child's age and stature.
A child who cannot use a protection
device for size reason must sit in
the rear seat and have the seat belt
fastened properly.

●Please correctly fix the child restraint
system not used to a seat. Do not place
it on a passenger seat or in the trunk
arbitrarily.

WARNING

●Be sure to use a seat belt or
child restraint system for a child
based on his/her age and size,
so as to effectively protect the
child in an accident or emergency
stop. Holding a child in arms
is not a substitute for a child
restraint system. In an accident,
the child may be crushed against
the windshield or between you
and the cabin.

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SAFETY

●Vehicle with Side Curtain Airbags:
Even though a child is in the
child restraint system, do not
allow his/her head or any other
body part against any door,
seat, front/rear pillar or roof side
beam (which will be affected
when side curtain airbags deploy).
Otherwise, the considerable
impact force generated when the
curtain airbags deploy will cause
serious or even fatal injury to the
child.

●Please follow the installation
instructions provided by the child
restraint manufacturer to make
sure the child restraint it is
properly installed in the vehicle.
Otherwise, emergency parking or
an accident may result in serious
or even fatal injury to the child.

●Children are not allowed to stand
in the car or kneel on the
seat when the car is moving to
prevent serious injury or death in
emergency braking or collision.

●DENZA strongly suggests you to
install child restraint systems.
Researches indicate that it is safer
to install child restraints on the
rear seats than the front seats.

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Installing Child Restraint Systems with
ISOFIX Rigid Anchor

Follow the installation instructions
provided by the child restraint
manufacturer. Secure the child restraints
to the rear seats. Both the second-
and the third-row seats are equipped
with ISOFIX anchors for child restraints.
Make sure to fasten the top tether when
installing a child restraint.

●The second-row seats are equipped
with special anchorages. (A label
indicating the anchoring position is
attached to the seat.)

REMINDER

●The anchorages are located in the
gap between the seat cushion and
the seatback.

●The second-row seats are equipped
with anchorages on the back.

●The rear outboard seats are equipped
with special anchorages. (A label

indicating the anchoring position is
attached to the seat.)

REMINDER

●The anchorages are located in the
gap between the seat cushion and
the seatback.

●The rear seats are equipped with
tether strap anchorages on the back.

Installing a child restraint

1. Check the position of the special
anchorage and install the child restraint
on the seat.

Second-Row Seats

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Rear Seats

2. Lift the head support, engage the hook
tightly to the anchorage at the back of the
seatback, and tighten the top tether so
that it is fastened.

REMINDER

●To make it easier to align the
child restraint anchor to the
anchorage bar, it is recommended
to purchase a child restraint with
guide slots or add guide slots for
convenience.

Second-row seat installation position

① Top tether

② Anchorage

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SAFETY

Third-row seat installation position

① Top tether

② Anchorage

3. Adjust the head support to a proper
position.

●If the driver seat obstructs the correct
installation of the CRS, install it on the
right rear seat.

●Never install a rear-facing child
restraint on the seat protected by
a front airbag (in the active state),
otherwise in the event of an accident,
the force of rapid deployment of the
front passenger airbag will result in
death or serious injury to the child.

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WARNING

●Push/Pull the child restraint in
different directions to ensure it is
securely installed.

●When using the lower anchoring
device, make sure that no foreign
objects are around the anchoring

Recommended seating positions for installing child restraint systems

Seat (or Other Positions)

Weight Group

Front
passenger seat
Second-row
seat
Rear Outboard
Seat
Rear Middle
Seat

Group 0

(up to 10 kg)
X
U
U
X

Group 0+

(up to 13 kg)
X
U
U
X

Group 1

(9-18 kg)
X
U/UF
U/UF
X

Group 2

(15-25 kg)
X
UF
UF
X

Group 3

(22-36 kg)
X
UF
UF
X

Note: Table definitions:

U: seat suitable for installing a universal
child restraint certified for this weight
group

WARNING

device and that the seat belt
is not stuck behind the child
restraint; make sure that the
child restraint is securely fixed,
otherwise emergency parking or
an accident may result in serious
even fatal injury to a child.

●Do not install a child restraint on
the front passenger seat.

●Do not allow the child to play
with the seat belt. Otherwise,
emergency parking or an accident
may result in serious injury to the
child or even death.

UF: seat suitable for installing a front-
facing universal child restraint certified
for this weight group

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X= X: seat position not suitable for
installing a child restraint for this weight
group

Suitability of International Standards Organization Fix (ISOFIX ) seating positions for
ISOFIX child restraint systems:

Weight
Group
Size
Fixed
Module

Front
passenger
seat

Carrycot
F
ISO/L1
X
X
X
X

G
ISO/L2
X
X
X
X

Group 0

E
ISO/R1
X
X
X
X

(up to 10
kg)

E
ISO/R1
X
X
X
X

Group 0+

D
ISO/R2
X
X
X
X

(up to 13
kg)

C
ISO/R3
X
X
X
X

D
ISO/R2
X
X
X
X

C
ISO/R3
X
X
X
X

Group 1

B
ISO/F2
X
IUF
IUF
X

(9-18 kg)

B1
ISO/F2X
X
IUF
IUF
X

A
ISO/F3
X
IUF
IUF
X

Note 1: For child restraint systems not
identified with ISO/XX size classes (A-G),
the vehicle manufacturer shall specify the
in-vehicle ISOFIX child restraint systems
recommended for each seating position
with respect to their applicable weight
groups.

Note 2: Table definitions:

IUF: seat position suitable for installing
a front-facing universal ISOFIX child
restraint certified for this weight group

X=ISOFIX seating position not suitable for
installing an ISOFIX child restraint system
for this weight group and/or this size
class.

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Seat (or Other Positions)

Rear
Outboard
Seat

Rear
Middle
Seat

Second-
row seat

SAFETY

Anti-theft Alarm
System

Anti-theft Alarm System

When armed, the system sounds an alarm
and triggers turn signal flashes when any
door or hood is opened.

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Arming the system

1. Switch the ignition off.

2. All occupants get off the vehicle.

3. Lock all doors. This makes the
anti-theft indicator steady on. The
anti-theft alarm system will arm
automatically after 10s. and the anti-
theft indicator will then begin to flash.

4. You can leave the vehicle after
confirming that the indicator begins to
flash. Since unlocking the door from
inside the vehicle will activate the
system, never let anyone stay in the
vehicle with the system enabled.

Triggering the alarm

●The system will raise an alarm in any of
the following situations:

●Any door, trunk lid or hood is
unlocked without using the smart
key access function.

Disarming the system

●Anti-theft alarm can be stopped by:

●Unlocking the doors or the trunk with
a valid smart key.

●Using the microswitch to unlock the
door by carrying a valid smart key.

●Opening the trunk remotely with a
valid smart key.

●Unlocking the door with a valid NFC
(card or phone) key.

●Starting the vehicle remotely with a
valid smart key.

●Pressing the START/STOP button
inside the vehicle while carrying a
valid smart key.

WARNING

●Do not modify the anti-theft alarm
system by means of alteration or
addition, otherwise the system
may fail.

Event Data
Recorder System

Event Data Recorder
System

●This section provides you with
some important information on how
personal data is collected and
processed when you use a BYD vehicle.

●For a more detailed overview on data
processing, data protection and data
subject rights, please read the current
version of the privacy policy for the
vehicle available at the infotainment
system (Vehicle Settings → System
Settings → More → Privacy Policy).

●This vehicle is equipped with an
Event Data Recorder (EDR). EDR mainly
records data in the event of a crash
or near-crash (for example, airbag
deployment or hitting on a roadside
obstacle) to help comprehend the
vehicle system operation, such as:

●Vehicle velocity

●Tire pressure condition

●Adaptive cruise control (ACC) system
status

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●Whether the seat belt is fastened

●The vehicle records EDR data only
when there is a crash or when a
near-crash event reaches a certain
extent. The EDR does not record any
data during the normal driving of the
vehicle.

●The data recorded by the EDR system
provides an understanding of the
state of the vehicle's safety-related
systems when an accident occurs, so
that relevant parties can analyze the
accident.

●The EDR data needs to be accessed
and read by special equipment.
DENZA discloses your personal data
to third parties only if this is legally
permissible or you have consented
to it. In addition to the vehicle
manufacturer, third-party agencies
with professional equipment (such as
government agencies) can also read
the EDR data if they have access
to the vehicle EDR and equipment
(for example, they can read the data
of SRS control unit to clarify the
accident).

Vehicle Data Processing

●Data is collected when the vehicle
is used, such as data collected or
transmitted by vehicle sensors or
control units, which is necessary for
the safe functioning of your vehicle.

●In some cases, the data is used
to support driving (driver assistance
systems) or to enable a specific
comfort or infotainment function.

●Personal data that is collected and
processed mainly include in-vehicle
data, remote-services-related data,
and other data, as further specified
below.

In-vehicle data

Operation data

●When the vehicle is used, various
vehicle status data (e.g., speed,
battery level, and braking system) or
environment (e.g., distance sensors,
rain sensor, and temperature) data is
collected and processed.

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●This data is not usually stored,
but there are control units, sensors
or other components installed in
the vehicle that record such data,
for example, to record maintenance
requirements, error messages, or other
information.

SAFETY

●The in-vehicle data will only be stored
in the equipment in the vehicle but
can be read out via the legally
required OBD ("On Board Diagnostics")
interface, for example, by DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider
or other third parties.

●In case this access takes place during
vehicle maintenance, the information
can also be transmitted to DENZA
engineers for quality assurance,
product defect reports, or customer
claim verification.

Remote-services-related data

Remote monitoring services

●The vehicle has remote monitoring
services. These include remote
diagnosis and over-the-air (OTA)
updates and upgrades for security and
safety purposes (subject to owner's
approval).

●These monitoring services serve the
following purposes: service provision
(remote support/diagnostics), product
development, and security/public
safety.

●Depending on the country and setup,
various vehicle information can be
transmitted to DENZA data center in
corresponding market for the above
purposes, including vehicle location

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information, vehicle status, such as
energy consumption, vehicle speed,
gear position, power mode, ESC status,
steering system status, battery status,
powertrain status, and overall vehicle
performance status.

Other

Infotainment system

●Depending on vehicle configuration,
data can be added to the infotainment
system by the users themselves, such
as media data for playing video on the
infotainment system, address data for
use in the navigation system, or data
for use in online services.

●Depending on vehicle configuration,
individual settings in and on the
vehicle can also be entered.

●Data stored in the vehicle can be
deleted at any time.

●DENZA has no control over data
transferred to third parties (from the
use of third party content, in particular
as part of online services).

Integration of mobile devices

●Depending on vehicle configurations,
mobile devices can be connected
and controlled through the vehicle's
infotainment system.

●It may be necessary that the device's
screen or audio is displayed/played
through the infotainment system or
transmitted to it.

●Additional data like positioning or
vehicle information can be transmitted
through applications for use in certain
navigation systems, communication,
or other third-party services.

●The specific type of data processing
depends on the respective function
and is controlled by the user or third
parties such as the provider of the
devices or corresponding services.

Internet access and connected services

●Depending on vehicle configurations,
the Internet can be accessed for certain
functions or BYD services through the
vehicle's infotainment system network
devices.

●DENZA is not liable for any such
services provided by any other party.

●In such cases, please obtain
information about the use of data from
the provider of the respective online
service.

Camera image recording/surrounding
area monitoring

●Your vehicle is equipped with a
number of cameras/sensors.

●The reason for this is that some vehicle
functionalities require the vehicle's
path to be detected and assessed
which is done by cameras that detect
objects in the vehicle's surroundings
(e.g., obstacles).

●The images are transmitted to the
respective control module for further
analytics required to operate the
systems.

●Some images are just processed on
a volatile basis (RAM), others may
be stored, depending on vehicle
equipment.

●The vehicle may be equipped with
an outward-facing camera (OFC) that
can be used to take footage of the
surrounding (for example, dashcam).

●The vehicle may also be equipped with
an inward-facing camera (IFC), which
can be used to take footage inside the
vehicle.

●Both OFC and IFC footage is stored.

●You are responsible to check the laws
of your residence before turning on
your OFC or IFC (for instance, in some
countries consent is required for the

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use of IFC, and in others OFC is strictly
restricted to dashcam purposes).

●For more camera details, see section
"Panoramic View System" in this
manual.

Permanent Vehicle Transfer to Third
Parties and Offline Mode

●In case of a permanent vehicle transfer,
i.e., second hand vehicle, or vehicle
transfer by a third party for permanent
use, it must be noted that any
personalization/user settings made via
the infotainment system (e.g. address
list, navigation system, etc.) may be
accessed by the new owner.

●You can also restrict your vehicle's
communication with the BYD data
server and the processing of vehicle-
related and personal data by setting
the vehicle to offline mode.

●On the infotainment touchscreen, tap

 to turn Wi-Fi off.

●This can also be done by tapping 

 →
System Settings → Internet → WLAN
→ Off.

Disclosure of Personal Data to
Authorities

●DENZA discloses your personal data
to third parties only if this is legally
permissible or you have consented to
it.

●However, subject to applicable
laws, government agencies may be
authorized to read out data from
vehicles (e.g. data can be read from
the airbag control unit to clarify an
accident).

●If required by law, DENZA may also
be obliged to disclose data upon
request to governmental authorities

in your country or region, e.g. in the
investigation of a criminal offence.

Your Data Protection Rights

●DENZA has staunch respect for
its customer's privacy, and strictly
complies with all data protection
laws, in particular the General Data
Protection Regulation (GDPR) and
applicable local laws.

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SAFETY

●According to these laws, owners have
specific rights when their personal
data is processed:

●Data subjects have the right
of information and access, to
rectification, erasure of personal data
("right to be forgotten") and the
right to object to the processing of
personal data or to restrict it (or to
withdraw consent given earlier, as
well as the right to data portability).

●These rights may be limited in some
cases. For example, if we can show
that we have a legal obligation to
process your data, or if providing the
information to you would disclose
personal data about another person,
or if we are legally prevented from
disclosing that information.

●In some cases, this may mean that
we can retain the data even if you
withdraw your consent.

●For more information on data
processing, data protection, and any
rights you may have, please visit the
latest version of the Privacy Policy
available at the infotainment system
(Vehicle Settings → System Settings
→ More → Privacy Policy).

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INSTRUMENT
CLUSTER

Instrument Cluster............................34

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Instrument Cluster

Instrument Cluster View

LCD Instrument Cluster

1
Direction

2
Time

3
Speedometer

4
Gear status

5
Energy regeneration indicator

REMINDER

●After OTA upgrade, the
combination instrument will enter
the simple mode, which is a
normal phenomenon. Restart

6
Outside temperature

7
Total mileage

8
Power meter

9
Remaining driving range

10
State of charge (SOC)

REMINDER

the infotainment touchscreen to
restore the display.

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Instrument Cluster
Indicators

Indicators and Warning Lights

Turn signal indicator

All-weather sensor indicator

AVH indicator

LSS indicator

Exterior light switch indicator

AEB indicator*

BSD indicator

High beam indicator

ACC standby indicator*

Sport mode indicator light

Comfort mode indicator

ACC fault indicator

Position light indicator

02

Low beam

INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

Comfort mode indicator

Hill descent control indicator

Discharge indicator

HMA indicator

ICC indicator*

ACC status indicator

Economic mode indicator

Snow mode indicator

AVH standby indicator

Function Safety indicator

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*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/x0q4QfT.png" alt="Rear fog light indicator icon" width="20"/> Rear fog light indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/vHq0L5O.png" alt="Headlight fault warning light icon" width="20"/> Headlight fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/r6O0G8H.png" alt="Driver monitoring assistance system fault warning light icon" width="20"/> Driver monitoring assistance system fault warning light***
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/uR797dC.png" alt="Main alarm indicator icon" width="20"/> Main alarm indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/dK3f3wJ.png" alt="Tire pressure fault warning light icon" width="20"/> Tire pressure fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/2pD0Cnm.png" alt="ESC fault warning light icon" width="20"/> ESC fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/e58nI3m.png" alt="Smart key warning light icon" width="20"/> Smart key warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/0i1c51r.png" alt="TSR indicator icon" width="20"/> TSR indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/4gQzP0i.png" alt="AEB fault light icon" width="20"/> AEB fault light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/c4T4U82.png" alt="Seat belt reminder indicator icon" width="20"/> Seat belt reminder indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/d8uS1u5.png" alt="Coolant overheating warning light icon" width="20"/> Coolant overheating warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/v8tT9o9.png" alt="Powertrain fault warning light icon" width="20"/> Powertrain fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/W2O2J4x.png" alt="Airbag fault warning light icon" width="20"/> Airbag fault warning light**

*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/s6r7c1v.png" alt="LSS fault warning light icon" width="20"/> LSS fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/Gj3Hj54.png" alt="Blind spot detection (BSD) indicator icon" width="20"/> Blind spot detection (BSD) indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/V2zXf2g.png" alt="Driving power limit warning light icon" width="20"/> Driving power limit warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/k61p6yG.png" alt="ABS fault warning light icon" width="20"/> ABS fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/R3xPzWv.png" alt="ESC OFF warning light icon" width="20"/> ESC OFF warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/1O6mKkP.png" alt="AVAS OFF indicator icon" width="20"/> AVAS OFF indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/K3Z6S74.png" alt="EPB indicator icon" width="20"/> EPB indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/z4D7t7h.png" alt="TSR indicator (speed limit) icon" width="20"/> TSR indicator (speed limit)**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/1K4s9tL.png" alt="Low-voltage power system fault warning light icon" width="20"/> Low-voltage power system fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/E8A2f1N.png" alt="High-voltage battery overheating warning light icon" width="20"/> High-voltage battery overheating warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/X4yD89T.png" alt="Charging connection indicator icon" width="20"/> Charging connection indicator**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/j5T0Htd.png" alt="High-voltage battery fault warning light icon" width="20"/> High-voltage battery fault warning light**
*   **<img src="https://i.imgur.com/Pq9l31g.png" alt="Motor fault warning light icon" width="20"/> Motor fault warning light**

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Motor overheating warning light

Steering system fault warning
light

Warning Lights/Indicators Description

Smart key warning light

●If the key is not in the vehicle when
the START/STOP button is pressed, the
warning light will light up for a few
seconds, a beep will be heard, and a
"Key not detected" message will be
displayed.

●If you carry the electronic smart key
and press the START/STOP button, this
warning light will not light up and the
vehicle can be powered on.

●This warning light will disappear if the
key is taken into the vehicle within a
few seconds after the light turns on.

●If the warning light flashes after
you press the START/STOP button, it
indicates low battery of the key.

Antilock Braking System (ABS)
fault warning light

●This warning light comes on when the
ignition is on. If the anti-lock braking
system (ABS) is working properly, the
light goes out in a few seconds.
Thereafter, if the system fails, the
light lights up again until the fault is
cleared.

●When the ABS fault warning light is on
(with the parking system fault warning
light off), the braking system continues
to operate whereas the ABS does not.

●When the ABS fault warning light is
on (with the parking system fault

Parking system fault warning
light

Door status indicator

warning light off), since the ABS system
does not operate, the wheels will be
locked in case of emergency braking or
braking on a slippery road.

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

●If any of the following cases occurs, it
means there is a fault in components
monitored by the warning light
system. In that case, contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider
for vehicle inspection as soon as
possible.

●This warning light does not come on
or is steady on when the ignition is
on.

●This warning light turns on during
driving.

REMINDER

●A warning light that lights up
briefly during operation does not
indicate a problem.

●If the ABS fault warning light is
still on while the braking system
warning light is on, immediately
park the vehicle in a safe place.
It is recommended to contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider.

●In this case, if brakes are applied,
the ABS will not work and the
vehicle will become extremely
unstable.

●The ABS has a self-check function.
Any detected fault will cause the ABS
indicator to light up on the instrument
cluster. This means the ABS fails,

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but the brake can still function as
that of an ordinary non-ABS vehicle.
It is recommended to contact a
professional from a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider for vehicle
inspection as soon as possible.

●If both ABS indicator and the braking
system indicator are on and the
electronic parking brake (EPB) is fully
released, the braking force distribution
system of front and rear wheels has
also failed.

●If the brake pedal feels abnormal, take
measures immediately. The braking
system is dual-circuited, so partial
failure cannot prevent the other two
wheels from braking. In such a
situation, you need to press the brake
pedal further to slow the vehicle, and
braking distance is longer. Decelerate
the vehicle and safely move it to the
roadside. A longer braking distance
can present serious driving hazards, so
the vehicle must be towed away for
immediate repair.

●If you must drive under such
conditions, proceed at low speed with
extreme caution.

Tire pressure fault warning light

●This warning light comes on when the
ignition is on. It turns off in a few
seconds if the tire pressure monitoring
system is working properly. If the
system fails, this warning light turns on
again.

●When the tire pressure fault warning
light comes on or flashes, the message
"Please check TPMS" is displayed
on the instrument cluster, and the
tire pressure is displayed as "---", it
indicates that the tire pressure system
is faulty.

●When the tire pressure value displays
"No Signal", it indicates that the tire

pressure signal at the location of
the vehicle may be disturbed or the
tire pressure monitoring module is
damaged.

●When the tire pressure fault warning
light flashes rapidly, and one or more
values turn red on the tire pressure
screen on the instrument cluster, the
corresponding tire is leaking rapidly.

●When the tire pressure fault warning
light is solid on and one or more
values turn yellow on the tire pressure
screen on the instrument cluster, the
corresponding tire is in under-pressure
condition. When the temperature value
of one or more tires turns yellow, it
indicates that the tire temperature is
too high.

In the event of any of the situations
above, it is recommended to contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider for inspection as soon as
possible.

ESC fault warning light

●This warning light comes on when the
ignition is on. If Electronic Stability
Controller (ESC) functions properly,
the light goes out in a few seconds.
If the system fails, this warning light
turns on again until the system fault is
cleared.

●If the ESC warning light flashes
temporarily while the vehicle is in
motion, it indicates the ESC system is
working.

●When the ESC warning light turns on
(with the ABS fault warning light and
the parking system fault warning light
off), the ESC fails, but the ABS and
the braking system continue to operate
normally.

●When the ESC warning light turns on
(with the ABS fault warning light and

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the parking system fault warning light
off), the ESC system does not work.
This means the vehicle is extremely
unstable at sharp turns or when the
driver steers away from obstacles
ahead.

●If any of the following cases occurs, it
means there is a fault in components
monitored by the warning light
system. In that case, contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider
for vehicle inspection as soon as
possible.

●This warning light remains off (self-
check not performed) after the
vehicle is powered on.

●This warning light is steady on while
driving.

REMINDER

●A warning light that lights up
briefly during operation does not
indicate a problem.

●If the ESC warning light remains
on while the warning lights for
the ABS and the braking system
are on, immediately stop the
vehicle in a safe place and contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider. This is because
braking at this time can render the
vehicle extremely unstable, and
the anti-lock braking system does
not work at all.

ESC OFF warning light

●With the ignition on, this warning light
turns on for a few seconds and then
disappears.

●When the ESC OFF switch is pressed,
this warning light should remain
steady on and the ESC system will
not operate. When the ESC OFF switch

is pressed again, this warning light
should turn off and the ESC system
resumes its normal operation.

CAUTION

●While the ESC OFF warning light
is on, the driver must stay alert
and keep driving at a lower
speed when making a sharp turn
and when avoiding an obstacle
which appears suddenly, because
ESC system is malfunctioned at
this time and braking will cause
instability.

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 Driving power limit warning light

When the power of the vehicle is limited,
this indicator will come on. In this case,
contact a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider in time.

Headlight fault warning light

●A yellow warning light means one
failed headlight, while a red warning
light means both have failed.

●When this indicator is on, it is
recommended to bring the vehicle to
a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider for inspection.

Main alarm indicator

If this indicator goes on, check the fault
prompt on the instrument cluster.

ACC fault indicator

When this indicator is steady on, it is
recommended to bring the vehicle to
a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider for inspection.

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Seat belt reminder indicator

This warning light reminds the driver and
the front passenger to fasten their seat
belts. With the ignition on, if either you
or the front passenger doesn't fasten a
seat belt, the corresponding seat belt
indicator will light up. It remains on until
the seat belt is fastened.

Airbag fault warning light

●With the ignition switched on, this
warning light turns on and then
goes off in a few seconds if the
airbag system is working properly. This
warning light is used to monitor the
airbag ECU, collision sensors, inflation
device, warning lights, connections,
and power supply.

●If any of the following cases occurs, it
means there is a fault in components
monitored by the warning light
system. In that case, contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider
for vehicle inspection as soon as
possible.

●When the ignition is switched on, this
warning light remains off or is solid
on after the ignition is switched on.

●This warning light turns on during
driving.

Parking system fault warning
light

If any of the following conditions occurs,
immediately park the vehicle in a safe
place. It is recommended to contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider.

This warning light lights up in the
following conditions:

●This warning light comes on when the
ignition is switched on and the brake
fluid level is low.

REMINDER

●When the brake fluid level is low,
park the vehicle because it is
dangerous to continue driving.

●This warning light is solid on although
after starting the vehicle, the brake
fluid level and EPB system operation
are normal (the EPB is engaged and
released normally, and the message
"Please check the EPB" is not
displayed).

●The parking system fault warning light
stays on with the ABS fault warning
light. In this case, the braking system
or the EPB may not work normally,
lengthening the braking distance.
Therefore, during braking, the ABS
does not function, and the vehicle is
unstable. Proceed with caution.

REMINDER

If any of the following conditions
occurs, immediately park the vehicle
in a safe place. It is recommended to
contact a DENZA authorized dealer
or service provider.

●When the drive motor is running,
this light stays on even if the
EPB is released. The brake may
malfunction, resulting in extended
stopping distances. Firmly press
the brake pedal to initiate an
emergency stop.

●The brake system warning light
stays on with the ABS fault
warning light. In this case, if
brakes are applied, the ABS will
not work and the vehicle will
become extremely unstable.

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Steering system fault warning
light

●When the steering system is faulty,
this warning light is steady on. It is
recommended to bring the vehicle to
a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider for inspection.

REMINDER

●The steering system features an
electric motor to reduce the force
required to turn the steering
wheel.

●When turning the steering wheel,
a hum may be heard from the
running motor. This does not
indicate that the motor is faulty.

●Do not turn the steering wheel
to its limit position for more
than five seconds, otherwise the
temperature protection will be
activated and the steering system
will be damaged or steering will
become heavy.

●If you have turned the steering wheel
frequently with the vehicle staying put
for a long time, the steering wheel may
become difficult to turn even if the
warning light does not turn on. This is
not a fault.

●To prevent steering system
overheating, the power assist effect
will be reduced if the steering wheel
has been frequently turned with the
vehicle staying put for a long time. As
a result, the steering wheel become
difficult to turn. In this case, reduce
steering frequency or power off the
vehicle. The system will recover
within 10 minutes.

●In cases where the low-voltage battery
has low SOC.

●When the low-voltage battery voltage
drops below the EPS working
threshold of 9V, EPS will stop
providing steering power. The low-
voltage battery should therefore be
inspected and charged or swapped if
necessary.

●A dead motor may prevent the EPS
system from working, so never turn off
the motor during driving. If the motor
dies while driving, hold on to the
steering wheel, pull over immediately,
and contact a DENZA authorized dealer
or service provider.

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REMINDER

●If the steering system fault
warning light goes on,
immediately park the vehicle
safely, and contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service
provider.

Low-voltage power system fault
warning light

●It lights up when the DC system or low-
voltage battery fails.

●Charging and discharging stop when
this warning light turns on.

●When this warning light lights up and
remain steady on while driving, the
vehicle speed will be limited.

●This light is used to warn about the
operating state of the DC module and
the low-voltage battery module when
the vehicle is not being charged or
discharging.

●If this warning light turns on while the
vehicle is in motion, it indicates that
there is a problem with the DC system
or the low-voltage power system.

Powertrain fault warning light

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●If the powertrain fails, this warning
light turns on.

●If any of the following cases occurs, it
means there is a fault in components
monitored by the warning light
system. In that case, contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider
for vehicle inspection as soon as
possible.

●This warning light is steady on when
the ignition is switched on.

●This warning light turns on during
driving.

CAUTION

●Try not to drive the vehicle when
the warning light is on. Contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider to check the
problem as soon as possible.

High-voltage battery overheating
warning light

●If this warning light is on, it
indicates that the high-voltage battery
temperature is too high and the
vehicle must be stopped to cool down.
When the warning light flashes, it is
recommended to immediately stop the
vehicle safely and leave the vehicle as
soon as possible.

●The high-voltage battery may overheat
under the following operating
conditions:

●Driving up a slope for a long time in
hot weather

●Long period of stop-and-go
traffic condition, frequent rapid
acceleration, frequent hard braking,
or vehicle running for a long time
without pause.

High-voltage battery fault
warning light

●This warning light comes on when
the ignition is switched on. If the
high-voltage battery system is working
properly, this warning light will turn
off in a few seconds. Thereafter, if the
system fails, this light will light up
again. It is recommended to contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider for vehicle inspection as soon
as possible.

●If any of the following cases occurs, it
means there is a fault in components
monitored by the warning light
system. In that case, contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider
for vehicle inspection as soon as
possible.

●This warning light is steady on when
the ignition is on.

●This warning light is steady on or
occasionally turns on while driving.

Motor coolant overheating
warning light

When this indicator is steady on, it
indicates that the coolant temperature is
too high. In that case, stop to cool down
the vehicle. When the indicator flashes,
it indicates the coolant level is low. Add
coolant promptly.

AEB warning light (red)*

When this indicator is on or flashes, pay
attention to the distance from the vehicle
ahead, and do not get too close to it to
prevent potential collision.

 TSR indicator*

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When this indicator lights up, it means
that the vehicle system has recognized
the speed limit value on current road
section.
Other Instrument Cluster Fault Prompts

The instrument cluster may display the following fault prompts. Handle them as
recommended.

Symbol
Fault Prompt
Response

Please check the OBC system

Stop using remote driving for
your safety.
Stop using remote driving when it is
abnormal.

Please check the data
network of the vehicle.

Please check the memory
system*

EV power limited
The EV function is limited. In this case, contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or service provider
immediately for a check.

Please check the headlight
The headlight is faulty. In this case, contact a
DENZA authorized dealer or service provider.

Please check the PCW
system*

The AEB function is limited*
The AEB system is faulty. In this case, park
the vehicle and contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

Please check the BSD system*
The BSD system for lane change is faulty.
In this case, park the vehicle and contact a
DENZA authorized dealer or service provider.

The BSD function is limited*
The BSD function is limited. In this case, park
the vehicle, and contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

The on-board charging system is faulty. In
this case, check the charging connection, and
reconnect the charging equipment. If the fault
persists, contact a DENZA authorized dealer
or service provider.

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The vehicle may be disconnected from the
data network. In this case, park the vehicle
immediately, and contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

The memory system is faulty. In this case,
contact a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider.

The PCW system is faulty. In this case, park
the vehicle and contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

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Symbol
Fault Prompt
Response

Please check the gear
The shifter controller is faulty. In this case,
park the vehicle immediately, and contact a
DENZA authorized dealer or service provider.

The multi-purpose camera is faulty. In this
case, park the vehicle, and contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider.

Please check the multi-
purpose camera*

The function of the multi-purpose camera is
limited. In this case, park the vehicle, and
contact a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider.

The function of the multi-
purpose camera is limited*

Intelligent-camera is not
available due to poor
condition*

The intelligent camera is unavailable. In this
case, park the vehicle, and contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider.

Please check the LDWS*
The LDW system is faulty. In this case, park
the vehicle and contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

Please check the LKS*
The lane keeping system (LKS) is faulty. In this
case, park the vehicle, and contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider.

The LKS function is limited.*
The LKS function is limited. In this case, park
the vehicle, and contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

Please check HDC system
The HDC system is faulty. In this case,
contact a DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider.

This indicates the active suspension is
not calibrated, which may affect your
driving experience. Please contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider.

IMU not calibrated*

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Doors and Keys.................................46

Seats..................................................60

Steering Wheel..................................67

Switches............................................70

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Doors and Keys

Keys

The vehicle is equipped with
keys, including electronic smart key,
mechanical key (installed in the
electronic smart key) and NFC key*.

Electronic Smart Key

Press the microswitch on the front door
handle, while carrying the correct smart
key, to unlock or lock all doors. When the
vehicle is locked, press the microswitch
on the rear door handle, while carrying
the correct smart key, to unlock the
vehicle and open the corresponding
power sliding door. Press smart key
buttons to lock/unlock doors, open/close
the trunk, start/stop the vehicle remotely,
or open/close the sliding doors.

① Indicator

② Lock button

③ Unlock button

④ Trunk open/close button

⑤ Start/Stop button

⑥ Right sliding door open/close button

⑦ Left sliding door open/close button

WARNING

●The button (coin) battery in the
smart key is hazardous and both
new and used batteries are to be
kept away from children at all
times.

●If swallowed or placed inside any
part of the body, a lithium button
battery can cause severe or fatal
injuries in two hours or less.

●Medical attention should be
sought immediately if it is
suspected the button battery has
been swallowed or placed inside
any part of the body.

CAUTION

●The smart key is an
electronic component. Observe
the following instructions to
prevent damage to the key:

●Do not expose the smart key to
high temperatures, such as on
the dashboard.

●Do not disassemble the smart
key without authorization.

●Do not let the smart key hit
other objects or fall down.

●Do not immerse the key in water
or clean it in the ultrasonic
scrubber.

●Do not place smart keys
with devices that emit
electromagnetic waves, such as
the mobile phone.

●Do not attach to the smart
key any objects (such as a
metal seal) capable of cutting off
electromagnetic wave signals.

●You can register a spare key for
the same vehicle. For details,

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CAUTION

contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

●If the electronic smart key cannot
operate the door within the
normal distance, or the key
indicator light is dim or off:

●Check for nearby radio stations
or airport radio transmitters
that interfere with the normal
operation of electronic smart
keys.

●The smart key battery may be
exhausted. Check the battery
inside the electronic smart key.
It is recommended to contact
a DENZA authorized dealer or
service provider for battery
change.

●If you lose your smart key, it is
recommended to contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service
provider as soon as possible to
reduce the risk of vehicle theft or
accidents.

●Do not change the transmission
frequency arbitrarily, increase the
transmission power (including
additional transmission frequency
amplifier), or arbitrarily connect
the external detection antenna
or switch other transmitting
detection antennas.

●Do not generate harmful
interference to legal radio
communication services when
using the smart key. Once any
interference is found, stop using
the smart key immediately, and
take measures to eliminate the
interference before continuing to
use it.

●The use of micropower radio
equipment must be free from

CAUTION

interference of all radio services
or from radiation of devices for
industrial, scientific and medical
applications.

●Do not use it near aircraft or
airports.

●People implanted with
pacemakers or defibrillators
should stay away from the
detection antennas of intelligent
entry and start systems, as
electromagnetic waves can affect
the normal use of such devices.

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●In addition to people
implanted with pacemakers
or defibrillators, those who
use other electronic medical
devices should also consult the
manufacturer on the use of
such devices under the influence
of electromagnetic waves.
Electromagnetic waves may bring
unknown consequences to the
use of such medical devices.

●When leaving the vehicle, always
carry your key and lock the
vehicle. Never leave anyone
(especially children) alone in the
vehicle.

Mechanical Key

Use the mechanical key (inside the smart
key) to lock or unlock the driver's door.
When the key is not used, be sure to insert
the mechanical key back into the smart
key and close its back cover.

Taking out the mechanical key

Select a suitable tool and insert it into
the square groove at the end of the smart
key in the direction of arrow ①. Open the
back cover of the key with upward force

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and take out the mechanical key from the
back cover.

●Insert the mechanical key back into the
smart key when it is not in use.

REMINDER

●The number of the mechanical
key is marked on the number
plate. Please keep this plate
properly. Do not place it in the
vehicle.

●It is recommended to record the
key number and keep the plate in
a safe place.

NFC Key

●Near Field Communication (NFC) key --
The vehicle supports NFC key card and
NFC digital key* (only iPhone supports
the digital key).

●Place the NFC key at the mark on the
driver’s side mirror to unlock/lock all
the doors.

●Place the NFC key on the NFC area
under the auxiliary dashboard to
authorize the vehicle start.

CAUTION

●Some smartphone and wearable
device models do not support NFC
digital keys.

CAUTION

●NFC key card is an
electronic product. The following
instructions must be observed
to prevent function failure of or
damage to the card:

●Do not place the NFC card in the
charging area when the wireless
charger is on (SeeP173).

●Do not attach any objects (such
as a metal seal, and metal
phone back shell) which cut
off electromagnetic wave signals
when using the card.

●Do not place the NFC card
in a position exposed to high
temperature, such as on the
dashboard.

●Do not bend the card with force.

●Do not place the card with other
hard objects.

●NFC key cards use near-
field communication technology,
requiring a detection distance of
less than 2 cm. Hold your NFC
card close to the side mirror for
1-2 seconds.

●It is recommended to carry the
NFC card at all times to avoid
situations where you may be
unable to use the vehicle due to
loss or malfunction of your phone
or smart key.

●The NFC smart card is a key
configured for the vehicle based
on the near field communication
method. In order to ensure vehicle
safety, handle it with care. If it
is lost, go to a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider for
blocking of the lost card and re-
configuration is recommended.

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Locking/Unlocking Doors

Locking/Unlocking with Mechanical
Key

Pull the driver's door handle, insert
the mechanical key into the grooves
respectively as shown, and pry the snap
upward with a little force to open the lock
hole cover.

Release the handle, insert the key into the
key hole on the driver's door handle, turn
and remove the key, and pull the door
handle to open the door.

●Unlock the driver's door: Turn the key
clockwise.

●Lock the driver's door: Turn the key
counterclockwise.

CAUTION

●After removing the mechanical
key, pull the driver's door handle
to open the door.

Opening with Interior Door Handle

●When the vehicle is unlocked, pull the
handle once to open the door from
inside the vehicle.

●When the vehicle is locked, pull the
handle twice to open the door from
inside the vehicle.

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WARNING

●Do not allow children to play with
the door handle, so as to avoid
the door opening while driving.

●If there are children in the vehicle,
make sure to enable the child
protection lock function.

CAUTION

●As this vehicle is equipped with
a child protection lock, the rear
doors can only be opened with
the interior door handle when the
child protection lock is disabled.

Locking/Unlocking with Smart Key

●The wireless remote control is used
to unlock or lock all doors at a close
distance, and complete additional
functions.

●When you enter the active area while
carrying a registered smart key, press
the button on the smart key slowly and
firmly to lock or unlock all doors.

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Locking: 

●When all the doors and the hood are
closed, press the lock button to lock
all the doors. If the vehicle is powered
off, the side mirrors will fold (Auto-
Fold is enabled on the infotainment
touchscreen 

 → Vehicle Settings
→ Comfortable Use → Side Mirror
Auto Fold) with turn signals flashing
once. If the ignition has not been
switched off, the side mirrors will not
fold, the turn signals will not flash,
and the alarm will sound once. Check
whether all doors are securely locked.

●If a door, the hood or the trunk is not
closed, the turn signals will not flash,
and the horn will sound once.

Unlocking: 

●Press the unlock button to unlock all
the doors at the same time. The turn
signals flash twice.

●When you unlock all doors with the
smart key, even if no door is opened,
the interior lights (the DOOR function
can be activated for the front interior
lights) will stay on for 15 seconds and
then go out.

●If the anti-theft alarm system is armed,
open any door within 30 seconds
after unlocking with the smart key.
Otherwise, all the doors will lock
automatically.

●If the key is in the vehicle when
the doors are closed and locked, the

vehicle will unlock automatically and
the turn signals will flash twice.

Finding the Vehicle with Smart Key

●When the vehicle is in anti-theft mode,
press the lock button. The vehicle
sounds a long beep and turn signals
flash 15 times. Use this function to
locate the vehicle when it cannot be
found.

●When the vehicle is in car search
mode, press the lock button again.
The vehicle enters the next car search
mode.

Raising/Lowering Windows with Smart
Key

●When the ignition is switched off:

●Press and hold the lock button on the
smart key to raise the four windows.

●Press and hold the unlock button
on the smart key to lower the four
windows.

●To enable or disable key unlock/
lock/closing window functions, go
to infotainment touchscreen 

 →
Vehicle → Locks. (Configurations of
the actual vehicle prevail.)

WARNING

●When using the remote control
function to raise windows, pay
attention to the safety of
occupants in the vehicle, and use
this function only after making
sure the windows are clear from
pinching anyone.

Locking/Unlocking with Microswitch

Locking

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●With the doors closed but not
locked, press the microswitch on
the front door handle while carrying
the smart key. All the doors are
locked. If the vehicle is powered
off, the side mirrors will fold (Go
to infotainment touchscreen 

 →
Vehicle → Comfortable Use → Side
Mirror Auto Fold) with turn signals
flashing once. If the ignition has not
been switched off, the side mirrors will
not fold, the turn signals will not flash,
and the alarm will sound once.

●If a door, the hood or the trunk lid is
not closed, pressing the microswitch
will still lock the closed doors, but the
horn will only sound once, and the turn
signals will not flash.

Unlocking

●When doors are locked, press the
microswitch ① on the front door
handle while carrying the smart key
into the activated area. All doors
unlock and turn signals flash twice.

●When doors are locked, press the
microswitch ② on the sliding door
handle while carrying the valid smart
key. All doors unlock, the sliding
door on the corresponding side opens
completely, and turn signals flash
twice.

●If the anti-theft alarm system is armed,
open a door within 30 seconds after
the unlocking, or all doors will relock
automatically.

●Pressing the microswitch does not
work if:

●This is performed while a door is
being opened or closed.

●The smart key is left in the vehicle.

REMINDER

●If the smart key is too close to an
exterior door handle or window,
it may not be possible to activate
the entry function.

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Raising/Lowering Windows with
Microswitch

CONTROLLER OPERATION

●When the ignition is switched off,
press and hold the microswitch while
carrying the smart key to roll up
or down all windows. (To enable
or disable this function, go to the
infotainment touchscreen 

 →
Vehicle → Locks.)

Locking/Unlocking the Trunk

Opening/Closing trunk with smart key

Double-click the trunk opening button
on the smart key, and the turn signals
will flash twice. Press this button again
to stop opening. Then double press it to
close the trunk.

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REMINDER

●If the trunk release button is
pressed again while the lid is in
motion, it will stop at its current
position.

Opening/Closing the trunk from inside
the vehicle*

●When the trunk lid is closed, press
the switch ①, and there are three
situations:

1. Unlock the vehicle, and the lid will
automatically unlock and open to
the set height (maximum height by
default).

2. With vehicle locked and powered off,
no operation is made on the trunk lid.

3. When the vehicle is locked and
powered on, a reminder is displayed
on the infotainment touchscreen if no
operation is made on the trunk lid. You
can confirm whether to open the trunk
on the screen.

●While the trunk lid is opening, pull this
switch① again to freeze it in place.

●When the trunk is open, press the
switch ②, the lid closes automatically.

●While the trunk lid is closing, press this
switch ② again to freeze it in place.

REMINDER

●If the vehicle speed is greater than
0.5 km/h, pressing ① button is
useless.

Opening the trunk with exterior switch

●With the vehicle unlocked, press the
exterior trunk switch to open the
trunk.

●With the vehicle locked, unlock the
vehicle with the smart key and press
the exterior switch to open the trunk.

REMINDER

●If the switch is pressed again while
the lid is in motion, it will stop at
its current position.

Closing the trunk automatically* 

●When the trunk lid is open and
stationary, press this button to close
the lid.

●Press thsi button again to stop the
lid at the current position. Press this
button again to have the lid move in
the opposite direction.

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Vehicle lock button* 

When the ignition is off and the trunk
is open, pressing the lock switch while
carrying a valid smart key closes the
trunk, locks the entire vehicle, and arms
the anti-theft alarm system.

Closing the trunk manually*

When the vehicle is unlocked, the trunk
can be closed manually.

CAUTION

●Before closing the trunk
electronically, make sure doors,
windows and sunroof are properly
closed.

Emergency Trunk Release

There is an emergency unlocking cover
just above the trunk lock. Open the cover
and pull the emergency unlocking rope or
lever to open the trunk in an emergency.

REMINDER

●When the vehicle is powered off,
the trunk can be unlocked from
the inside in case of emergency.

Setting trunk opening height*

●Open the trunk manually or
automatically to the desired position,
keep it at this position, and then press
and hold the interior trunk button
for over three seconds. The speaker
sounds for one second, indicating that
the opening height is successfully set
to the current position.

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●Set the trunk opening height by going
to the infotainment touchscreen 

→ Vehicle → Locks.

Anti-pinch function

The trunk will open or stop moving if
it contacts any obstacle while closing or
opening.

When the trunk fails to act
automatically

Manually and completely close the trunk
for recovery.

When reconnecting the low-voltage
battery

Manually close the trunk to ensure the
power trunk lid functions normally.

WARNING

●In order to prevent serious
injury, make sure to observe the
following precautions:

●Never try to deliberately activate
the anti-pinch function.

●Make sure to alert people nearby
of the lid motion.

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WARNING

●Make sure hands and fingers are
clear from the lid area when it is
closing.

●Make sure the surrounding area
is safe when opening or closing
the trunk.

●Make sure the trunk is properly
closed when the vehicle is in
motion.

●Make sure to remove any ice
or snow from the area before
opening the boot, otherwise the
lid may close again.

●Do not manually interfere in lid
motion when it is opening or
closing.

●Be mindful of windy conditions
when opening or closing the
trunk.

●The anti-pinch function may fail
to work if an object is caught
right before the trunk is fully
closed.

●The lid may start closing
before fully opening. Opening
or closing the trunk on slopes
is more difficult than on level
ground. Be mindful of the
possibility of the lid to move
on its own in such conditions.
Before loading or unloading the
trunk, make sure the lid is fully
open and secure.

●The anti-pinch function may fail
depending on the object shape.
Be especially careful about hand
and fingers.

Locking/Unlocking with Central
Locking

Locking or unlocking the vehicle with
the central locking

See P76.

Locking or unlocking doors
automatically

●All doors automatically lock at vehicle
speeds above 8 km/h.

●Press the START/STOP button to switch
the ignition off. Then, all doors are
unlocked automatically.

Locking/unlocking all doors
concurrently

●With the anti-theft alarm system
disarmed, the backlight of the central
lock button turns on if the vehicle
is locked and off if the vehicle is
unlocked.

●Pressing the central lock button locks
all doors so that any attempt to open
any door from the outside fails. At this
time, pull the interior handle to unlock
a door and pull a second time to open
it.

REMINDER

●All doors unlock automatically
when the vehicle suffers a strong
impact, depending on the impact
intensity and accident type.

Emergency Vehicle Locking with
Mechanical Key

When the central locking system or the
smart key fails, use the mechanical key
for emergency locking or unlocking.

Locking

1. Remove the mechanical key from the
smart key.

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2. Open all doors other than the driver's
door and move down the slider with
the mechanical key as shown. You can
then lock the doors by closing the
them.

3. After locking the three doors, open the
driver's door.

4. Insert the mechanical key into the
keyhole, turn it counterclockwise as
far as it can go, return it to the initial
position and pull it out. (See P49 in
this Chapter).

5. Release the handle and close the
driver's door.

6. Check whether all doors are securely
locked.

Unlocking

1. Remove the mechanical key from the
smart key.

2. Insert the mechanical key into the
keyhole, turn it clockwise as far as it
can go, return it to the initial position
and pull it out.

3. Release the door handle and pull it
again to open the driver's door.

4. Pull the interior handle twice to unlock
the other three doors.

Power Sliding Doors

Opening/Closing the Sliding Door from
Outside

The vehicle is unlocked with the anti-theft
alarm system disarmed:

●Press the microswitch on the power
sliding door to open/close it.

●Pull the door handle to open/close the
power sliding door.

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CONTROLLER OPERATION

Opening/Closing the sliding door with
smart key

●When the sliding doors are closed,
double-press the sliding door opening/
closing button on the smart key, and
the door on the corresponding side
opens.

●When the sliding doors are open,
double-press the sliding door opening/
closing button on the smart key, and
the door on the corresponding side
closes.

REMINDER

●When the sliding doors stop,
double-press the sliding door
button on the key, and the doors
move in the opposite direction.
When the doors are moving, press
the button to stop them.

●When the sliding doors are
locked, press the microswitch

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REMINDER

when carrying the smart key to
unlock all doors and open the
sliding doors.

●When the sliding doors are
unlocked, press the microswitch
without the smart key to open the
sliding doors.

●When the sliding doors are
moving, pressing the microswitch
stops the doors. Press it again or
pull the handle, the doors move in
the opposite direction.

●The sliding doors cannot open
completely when part of the
window (>20%) has been rolled
down.

Opening/Closing the Sliding Door from
Inside

Opening/Closing the power sliding
door

The sliding door power switch buttons
are on the auxiliary dashboard. The left
button controls the opening/closing of
the left sliding door; the right button
controls the opening/closing of the right
sliding door.

The vehicle is unlocked with the anti-theft
alarm system disarmed:

●Press the sliding door switch ② on the
gearshift panel, and the door opens
automatically with intermittent beeps.
Press ① or ② to stop the sliding door.
Similarly, press the corresponding
switch again to open or close the
sliding door.

●Press the sliding door switch ① on the
gearshift panel, and the door closes
automatically with intermittent beeps.
Press ① or ② to stop the sliding door.
Similarly, press the corresponding
switch again to continue opening or
closing.

CAUTION

●When the sliding door is opening/
closing automatically, the motor
may stop running in case of strong
signal interference. After leaving
the interference environment, use
the door handle to close the
sliding door, and the vehicle
resumes the automatic operations
after locating the door.

Interior door handle

●Operate the door handle in the
direction of ① to open the power
sliding door.

●Operate the door handle in the
direction of ② to close the power
sliding door.

●When the sliding doors are moving,
operate the door handle to stop the
door.

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Sliding door locking block

●Move the sliding block on the inside
of the side door like ①, and the
sliding door will be locked. At this
time, the gray part of the block faces
outward, and the door cannot be
opened with the interior door handle
and the button on the infotainment
touchscreen.

●Move the sliding block on the inside of
the side door like ②, and the sliding
door will be unlocked. At this time, the
red part of the block faces outward,
and the door can be opened with the
power switch, the interior door handle,
and the button on the infotainment
touchscreen.

Anti-pinch function

●During closing, if the sliding door
detects an obstacle which interferes
with the closing, the anti-pinch
function will be triggered with speaker
alarms, and the sliding door will stop
and move backward by 10 cm.

●During opening, if the sliding door
detects an obstacle which interferes
with the opening, the anti-pinch
function will be triggered with speaker
alarms, and the sliding door will close
slightly and then stop.

Dynamic protection of the sliding door

●When the vehicle speed is above 3
km/h, the sliding door cannot continue
to open, but can only close, and the
speaker gives a short alarm.

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●When the vehicle speed is above
3 km/h and the sliding door is
not completely closed, the speaker
continuously gives alarms to remind
you to close the door.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

REMINDER

●When the charge port door/fuel
filler cap is opened, the sliding
door of the corresponding side
fails to move automatically and
can be opened/closed manually.
When opening the sliding door
manually, the mechanical block
will prevent the door from being
completely opened to avoid
interference with the charge
port/fuel filler cap. When the
charge port door/fuel filler cap
is closed, the sliding door of the
corresponding side resumes its
automatic operation.

●When the sliding door is locked,
its automatic opening and closing
function will be disabled.

●When function is disabled,
the corresponding power-assisted
attraction function will be
retained. When the sliding door is
half closed, the power attraction
function is still triggered to ensure
the complete closing of the sliding
door.

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REMINDER

●Do not switch the power sliding
door on/off on the ramp to
prevent accidents caused by the
sudden loss of power of the
sliding door. If it happens, to
avoid the danger caused by
sudden movement of the sliding
door, the speed protection mode
will be activated until the door is
fully opened/closed.

●If you want to open the sliding
door, it can only be closed and
locked with attraction with the
vehicle locked.

●When the sliding door is opened/
closed, or the anti-pinch function
is enabled, the speaker gives
alarms.

Smart Access and Start
System

Use the smart key to unlock or lock the
vehicle doors and start the vehicle.

Access

Use the smart key to unlock or lock the
vehicle doors. (see P49 in this chapter.)

Start-up

With the smart key inside, press the brake
pedal and the START/STOP button to start
the vehicle (see P110 for details).

Antenna Positions

① Interior antenna

② Exterior antenna

Active Area

The smart access and start functions take
effect only when the registered smart key
is within the active area.

① Active area of the access function:
about one meter from the front door
handle and the exterior trunk switch.

② Active area of the start function: inside
the cabin.

If another smart key is near this vehicle's
smart key, unlocking may take longer
than usual, which is normal.

REMINDER

In the following situation, smart
access and start system may not
work normally:

●There is a strong electromagnetic
field nearby, such as TV towers,
power stations, and broadcasting
stations.

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REMINDER

●The smart key is being carried
along with a communication
device, such as a two-way radio or
mobile phone.

●The smart key is in contact with or
covered by a metal object.

●The door handle is operated too
quickly.

●Another wireless remote control
function is being used nearby.

●When the smart key battery runs
out.

●The smart key is close to high-
voltage equipment or equipment
that produces noise.

●The smart key is being carried
along with another smart key or
radio-wave-emitting device.

●Even within the active area, the
smart key may not work properly
in certain locations, for example,
on the dashboard, in the glove
box, or on the floor.

●If the smart access system is not
working properly and it is impossible
to enter the vehicle, the mechanical
key can be used to lock/unlock the
driver's door, or the wireless remote
control function can be used to lock/
unlock all doors.

●Pressing the START/STOP button may
not enable the start function due to:

●If the electronic smart key does not
work, the smart key system warning
indicator on the combination
instrument flashes, and the message
"Low key battery" is displayed on
the information display screen in
the middle of the combination
instrument, indicating that the key
battery may have run out.

●If the smart access and start system
cannot work properly due to system
failures, bring all smart keys to a
DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider for repair.

Saving battery power

●The smart key communicates with the
vehicle even when the vehicle is not
running. Therefore, do not leave the
smart key in the vehicle or within two
meters from the vehicle.

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●Receiving strong electromagnetic
waves for a long time drains the
battery of the smart key quickly. The
smart key must be kept at least one
meter away from electrical equipment
that generates a magnetic field, such
as the following devices:

CONTROLLER OPERATION

●TVs

●PCs

●Wireless telephone chargers

●Electroliers

●Fluorescent desk lamps

Child Protection Lock

Child protection locks are designed to
prevent children in rear seats from
accidentally opening rear doors. Such
locks are provided on the sides of the left
and right rear doors.

Activating the child protection lock

●Toggle the switch as the arrow②
indicates to activate child protection
lock, then the door cannot be opened
from inside the vehicle. Use the
exterior door handle to open this door.

Deactivating the child protection lock

●Move the latch in the direction of
arrow① to turn off the child protection
lock. The door can be opened from
inside the vehicle.

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WARNING

●Before driving, especially when
a child is in the vehicle, ensure
that the doors are closed and the
child protection lock function is
enabled.

●Proper use of seat belts and
activation of child protection lock
helps prevent the driver and
passengers from being thrown out
of the vehicle in an accident, and
also prevents a door from being
opened accidentally.

●After the child protection lock
is locked, doors cannot be
opened from inside the car,
and the window switch for the
corresponding rear door cannot
be used to raise or lower the
window.

Seats

Seat Precautions

When the vehicle is moving, all
passengers in the vehicle must fasten
their seat belts, and rest their backs
upright against the seatback.

WARNING

●Do not drive the vehicle until
occupants are seated properly.

●Sitting on a folded seatback or
on cargo is prohibited. Improper
seating position or improperly
fastened seat belts can result in
severe personal injury in case of
emergency braking or a collision.

●It is prohibited to stand or move
around the seats when driving,
or passengers may get injured in
case of emergency braking or a
collision.

CAUTION

●Adjust the driver's seat so that
the pedals, steering wheel, and
dashboard controls are all within
the driver's easy control.

REMINDER

●Do not adjust the seat while
the vehicle is in motion, as
unpredictable seat movement can
cause the loss of vehicle control at
this time.

●While adjusting a seat, do not let
it hit against any passenger or the
luggage.

●After manually adjusting the seat,
always check that it is securely
locked into place by attempting to
push it forward and backward.

●After adjusting the seatback, lean
back to confirm the seatback has
been locked.

●Do not place any items under
the seats. The driver may lose
control of the vehicle because
items placed there affect the

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REMINDER

seat locking mechanism or
accidentally push up the seat
position adjustment lever, causing
the seat to move suddenly.

●When adjusting the seat, do not
place your hand under the seat
or near its operating parts, to
prevent being crushed.

Adjusting Front Seats

Adjusting front seat with power

Power front seat adjustment include
adjustment of seat position, cushion
height, cushion angle*, and seatback
angle. Choose the following methods
according to the actual configuration of
your vehicle.

①Seat position adjustment switch

●Move the seat position adjustment
switch back or forth to slide the seat
backward or forward.

●Move the front end of the switch up or
down to adjust the seat base angle.

●Move the rear end of the switch up or
down to adjust the height of the seat
cushion.

②Seatback angle adjustment switch

●Toggle the seatback angle adjustment
switch front and back to adjust the
seat back angle.

REMINDER

●Releasing the switch stops the
seat in this position. Do not
place anything under the seat as
this may prevent the seat from
operating.

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Adjusting the lumbar support

The seatback profile can be adjusted to
fit the curvature of the occupant's lumbar
spine.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

●Press the front or rear portion of the
switch to increase or decrease the
curvature.

●Press the upper or lower portion of the
switch to extend the curvature up or
down.

Front passenger seat adjustment by
second-row seat passengers

●With the ignition on, adjust the front
passenger seat on the seat armrest
screen.

REMINDER

●With the vehicle powered on, the
second-row armrest screens do
not light up automatically. Touch
the screens twice to wake them
up.

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REMINDER

●To adjust the seat, select the
target seat on the screen.

Memory System*

Memory switch position

The memory system switch is located
on the infotainment touchscreen. Two
driving positions can be recorded into
memory.

Setting function

●Memory setting conditions

●The ignition has been switched on
and the vehicle speed is zero.

●The driver's seat and side mirrors
have been adjusted to the desired
positions.

●No operation is made on the driver's
seat and side mirrors.

Memory setting method

●Memory setting in OK mode

●Press and hold either "1" or "2" on
the seat memory setting interface.
Then the positions of the seats and
side mirrors will be recorded, and the
memory setting finishes.

●Press either "1" or "2" on the seat
memory setting screen. Then the
memory systems of seats and side
mirrors will perform memory wake-
up.

●If the position button on the memory
switch has already been set, the
position set will be overwritten.

Memory wake-up function

Memory wake-up function with the
ignition on

●With the gearshift lever in the "P"
position, the driver's seat and side
mirrors memory systems will perform
memory wake-up when the memory
system switch is pressed if the
following conditions are met:

●The anti-theft alarm system has
disarmed.

●The vehicle speed is zero.

●Memory switch signals are valid.

●No operation is made on the driver's
seat and side mirrors.

Adjusting Second-Row
Seats

Second-row seat adjustment includes
position adjustment, seatback angle
adjustment, lumbar support adjustment,
massage adjustment, and leg support
adjustment. Choose the following
methods according to the actual
configuration of your vehicle.

1. Seat position adjustment switch

●Tap the position adjustment button
on the seat armrest screen to move
the seat backward or forward.

2. Seatback angle adjustment switch

●Tap the seatback angle adjustment
button on the seat armrest screen to
adjust the seatback angle.

3. Adjusting the Lumbar Support

The seatback profile can be adjusted
to fit the curvature of the occupant's
lumbar spine. To allow you and your
occupants to sit in the seats in a
correct and relaxed manner, the seat
support should support the occupants'
lumbar spine.

●Tap the lumbar support adjustment
button on the seat armrest screen to
increase or decrease the curvature.

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●Tap the lumbar support adjustment
button on the seat armrest screen to
extend the curvature up or down.

4. Seat massage

●Tap the massage button on the seat
armrest screen to start or stop the
massage.

5. Leg support adjustment

●The leg support can be adjusted
to the proper position on the seat
armrest screen.

●Reset

●Press the seat side buttons to return
the seatback and leg support to their
original angles.

Adjusting Rear Seats

Adjusting seatback angle

●Passengers can adjust the the seatback
angle through the cord on the seat
side.

●Pull up the seat side adjustment cord,
and lean back or forward to adjust the
seatback angle. Release it when you
have found the desired position.

Folding the seatback flat

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●Straighten the seatback and pull the
handle of the cord to unlock the
seatback.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

●Push the seatback forward/backward
to fold it. You can fold the seatback
forward until the back touches the
cushion, or you can fold it backward
until reaching the locking position
(with a locking click).

Adjusting forward and backwards

Method One

●Adjustment handles are behind the
seat.

●Open the trunk lid to adjust seat
position with the handle.

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Method Two

●Move the adjustment handle on the
front side of the seat to adjust seat
position.

CAUTION

●Pay attention to the followings
when folding the seats:

●Do not put the seatback down
with the vehicle running.

●Do not fold the seats with the
vehicle running.

●Occupants should be careful
when accessing the third-row
seats to avoid hitting feet.

●Make sure the second-row seats
are fully locked before driving.

●The seatback adjustment handle
and folding cord cannot be
operated at the same time.
Straighten the seatback and

CAUTION

reset the cord if there is a mis-
operation.

Head Supports

Adjusting Front-Seat Head Supports

Adjusting Front-Seat Head Supports*

1. Lifting a head support

Lift the head support in the direction
of its post until it is in the appropriate
position, and then release it until a
locking sound is heard.

2. Lowering a head support

Press and hold the head support
adjustment button, lower the head
support to a proper position, slightly
adjust the head support, and release
the button after hearing a locking
sound.

Removing front-seat head supports*

●Configuration 1*

1. Removing a head support

Press and hold the head support
adjustment button, remove the head
support, and release the button.

2. Installing a head support

Insert the head support post into
the bushing with the grooves facing

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forward. Press the head support
adjustment button, push down the
head support to a proper position, and
then release the button.

●Configuration 2*

1. Lifting a head support

Hold the adjustment button on the left
and raises the head support to the
topmost position.

2. Unlocking one post

Keep holding the adjustment button,
and use a needle whose diameter is
slightly less than 2 mm against the
small round hole of plastic trim cover
under the head support. Then, pull up
one rod until the rod slot is exposed.

3. Unlocking the other post

Repeat step two to unlock the other
rod.

4. Removing a head support

Pull the head support upward until it is
fully detached from the seatback.

Adjusting head support flanks*

●Move the head support flanks
manually to adjust their the wrapping,
so that the head support fits the head
better, thus increasing comfort. Press
the flanks to restore them to their
original state when not in use.

Adjusting Middle and Rear Seat Head
Supports

Adjusting second-row seat head
supports

The second-row head supports can be
moved up/down or forward/backward,
and their flanks can also be adjusted.

The second-row head supports cannot be
removed.

●Lifting a head support

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●Lift the head support in the direction
of its post until it is in the appropriate
position, and then release it until a
locking sound is heard.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

●Lowering a head support

●Press and hold the head support
adjustment button, lower the head
support to a proper position, and
release the button after hearing a
locking sound.

●Angle adjustment

●Move the lower head support up
to adjust the support forward and
backward, so that the head support
fits the head better, thus increasing
comfort. Adjust the head support
forward to its limit position when
not in use, and it will return to the
original state.

●Flank angle adjustment

●The way to adjust the flank angle
of second-row head supports is the

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same as that of the front-seat head
supports.

Adjusting a third-row seat head
support

●Lifting a head support

●Lift the head support in the direction
of its post until it is in the appropriate
position, and then release it until a
locking sound is heard.

●Lowering a head support

●Press and hold the head support
adjustment button, lower the head
support to a proper position, slightly
adjust the head support, and release
the button after hearing a locking
sound.

●Removing a head support

●Press and hold the head support
adjustment button, remove the head
support, and release the button.

●Installing a head support

●Insert the head support post into
the bushing with the grooves facing
forward. Press the head support
adjustment button, push down the
head support to a proper position,
and then release the button.

REMINDER

●Head supports protect vehicle
occupants from head and neck
injuries. Adjust the head support
so that its center aligns with
the back of your head for
maximum protection. Adjust the
head support to the proper
position based on your actual
height.

●When adjusting head support
height, align the occupant's ear
tip line with the center line of the
head support.

●After adjusting the head support,
ensure that it is locked into
position.

●Do not drive the vehicle without
head supports.

●Do not attach any objects to the
head support levers.

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Steering Wheel

Steering Wheel

Steering Wheel Switches

1
Panoramic view button

2
Custom button

3
Distance - button

4
Distance + button

5
ACC button

6
Lever

7
ICC button

Left-hand buttons

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

●Turns the ACC system on or off.

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CONTROLLER OPERATION

8
Call button

9
Speech recognition button

10
Right button

11
Scroll button

12
Left button

13
Mode button

14
Instrument cluster/Back button

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REMINDER

●For instructions on using cruise
control, see P117.

Lever

●Reset /+: Activates the adaptive cruise
control (ACC) system and uses the
previous system settings.

●Settings /-: Sets the current speed to
the target cruise speed.

Distance - button

●Reduces the distance from the vehicle
ahead by one notch when the ACC
function is enabled. A total of four
notches are available.

Distance + button

●Increases the distance by one notch
when the ACC function is enabled. A
total of four notches are available.

ICC button

●Press this button to enable or disable
ICC system.

Panoramic view button

●Press this button to enable or disable
the panoramic view system.

Custom button

●When the custom button is not
customized to a function, press and
hold it to enter the custom interface;
when it is customized, press it to
activate the function, or press and hold
it to go to the custom screen, where
you can re-customize or cancel.

Right-hand buttons

Scroll button

●Adjusting infotainment system volume
when the instrument cluster is not in
menu mode:

●Roll the button upward to increase
the volume. The button is non-
operational when the volume
reaches the highest.

●Roll the button downward to
decrease the volume. The button is
non-operational when the volume
reaches the lowest.

●Press down the button to mute.

●When the instrument cluster is in menu
mode:

●Roll the button upward to select the
upper level-2 or level-3 menu items.

●Roll the button downward to select
the lower level-2 or level-3 menu
items.

●Press down the button to go to
the next-level menu or confirm the
current setting.

REMINDER

●The infotainment system is muted
once the instrument cluster is set
to the menu mode. To adjust
infotainment system volume, exit
the instrument cluster menu
mode first.

Left/Right button

●When the infotainment system is in
radio mode:

●Press the 

 button to play the
previous radio station.

●Press the 

 button to play the next
radio station.

●When the infotainment system is in
Universal Serial Bus (USB)/Bluetooth
music/third-party music app/other
modes:

●Press the 

 button to play the
previous track (track number -1).

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●Press the 

 button to select a
record upward on the Bluetooth call
record or phonebook screen.

●Press the 

 button to play the next
track (track number +1).

●Press the 

 button to select a
record downward on the Bluetooth
call record or phonebook screen.

●In the menu mode:

●Press the 

 button to switch to
level-1 menu and its submenus on
the left.

●Press the 

 button to switch to
level-1 menu and its submenus on
the right.

Call button

●Press this button to make or receive a
call (the audio system is muted at the
same time).

●When a Bluetooth-unrelated screen is
currently displayed, press this button
to switch to the phone selection screen
if Bluetooth is disconnected, or to the
Dial screen if Bluetooth is connected.

●After entering a phone number on the
Dial screen or selecting a record on the
Call Log or Contacts screen, press this
button to dial the number.

●When Bluetooth is connected, but no
phone number is entered on the Dial
screen, press this button to switch to
the Call Log screen. Press this button
again to call the first dialed number on
the call history.

Voice recognition button

●Press this button for the infotainment
touchscreen to switch to the voice
recognition screen.

●After exiting the DENZA Assistant, press
this button again to re-enter a voice
command.

Instrument cluster/Back

●When the instrument cluster is not
in the menu mode, press Instrument
cluster/Back to show the instrument
cluster menu.

●When the instrument cluster is in menu
mode, press this button to return to
the upper-level screen, or to exit the
menu if there is no upper-level screen.

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●When on the Bluetooth call screen,
press this button to end the call.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Mode button

●Selecting a mode: Press the Mode
button to switch between media apps,
peripherals, and pre-installed third-
party audio/video apps.

●If speakers are turned off, press this
button to turn them on and enter the
memory playback mode, or switch
to the radio mode if there is no
playback source (for example, no
external audio equipment) in the
memory playback mode.

Horn button 

●Press the horn button area to honk the
horn, and release to stop honking.

CAUTION

●Avoid pressing honking for too
long, as the horn may be
damaged.

REMINDER

●Observe the traffic laws and use
the horn properly.

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Adjusting the Steering Wheel Manually

To adjust the steering wheel position,
hold it and operate as follows:

●Press the steering wheel adjustment
handle, move the steering wheel to
the desired angle, or adjust it to the
desired axial position, and restore the
handle to the locked position.

WARNING

●Never adjust the steering wheel
while driving, as this is under risk
of impaired vehicle control, which
can lead to accidents.

●After adjusting the steering wheel,
move it up and down to verify that
it is securely locked.

Power-Assisted Steering Mode Settings

●The feel of steering assistance varies
from person to person, and so do the
evaluation and needs for this feel.

●Choose Comfort/Sport steering mode
by going to the infotainment
touchscreen 

 → Vehicle →
Intelligent Chassis → Steering Mode.

REMINDER

●Setting the power steering to
sport mode is suggested if the
steering wheel feels light when

REMINDER

the vehicle is running at a high
speed.

Switches

Light Switches

Set the light switch to 

 to turn off all
lights except for daytime running lights.
When the daytime light feature is enabled
on the infotainment touchscreen, the
daytime running lights are on; and when
this feature is disabled, the daytime
running lights turn off.

Auto lights

Set the light switch to 

 . The

body control module (BCM) captures the
brightness data from the light intensity
sensor to automatically turn the position
lights and low beam on or off.

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REMINDER

●The light intensity sensor is
located on the top of the
windshield. Do not block the
sensor or let anything splash on it.

Position lights

Set the light switch to 

 to turn on

position lights and license plate light.

Low beam

Set the light switch to 

 to turn on the

low beam.

Rear fog lights

Set the light switch to 

 and rotate the

fog light dial to 

 to turn on rear fog

lights.

High beam

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Set the light switch to 

 and push the

light switch lever down (away from the
steering wheel) to turn on the high beam,
push down again to turn it off.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Overtaking light

Pull up the lever (toward the steering
wheel) to turn on the overtaking light.
Release the lever for the light switch to
automatically reset. The overtaking light
turns off.

Turn signals

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●Push up the lever to signal right turn.
The right turn signal and its indicator
on the instrument cluster flash.

●Pull down the lever to signal left turn.
The left turn signal and its indicator on
the instrument cluster flash.

CAUTION

●Once turned on, turn signals
continue flashing even after the
handle is released. They will
turn off after the vehicle goes
around the bend. Depending
on the driver's habit, the turn
signal will reset after the vehicle
turns around under some extreme
conditions.

Auto light off

●Conditions to activate the auto light off
function: To activate this function, set

the light switch to 

 or 

 and

switch off the vehicle power.

●When the auto light off function
is activated, the headlights, position
lights, rear fog lights, and high beams
turn off in 10 seconds if the driver's
door is closed.

●When the auto light off function
is activated, the headlights, position
lights, rear fog lights, and high beams
turn off in 10 minutes if the driver's
door is open.

●After the lights turn off automatically,
if the light status changes, these lights
come on in the new status. If the
conditions to activate the auto light off
function are still met, the function is
activated again.

●Disabling of the auto light off function:
When the vehicle is powered on, the
auto light off function is disabled,
and the light switch can be operated
normally.

●If the auto light off function has turned
off the lights and the anti-theft alarm
system has been armed, disarming the
alarm system makes the lights come
on again automatically. If the driver's
door remains closed, the lights go off
again after 10 seconds. But if any door
is open, it turns off the light in 10
minutes.

Advanced turn-on/delayed turn-off
(Follow me home) of headlights and the
dynamic greeting functions*

●Delayed turn-off of headlights:

●When the combination switch is

turned to " 

 "," 

 "or " 

" and you are about to leave the
vehicle and set the power mode
to "OFF", execute the "Follow me
home" function, corresponding lights
will light up for 10s (or a set time),
show the welcome light and then
light off.

●Advanced turn-on of headlights:

●When the combination switch is

turned to " 

 "," 

 "or " 

" and you approach and unlock the
vehicle to execute the "Follow me
home" function, corresponding lights
will light up for 10s (or a set time).

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CAUTION

●The time for the advanced
turn-on/delayed turn-off of the
headlights is 10s by default,
but you can change it in the
infotainment interface.

●The dynamic greeting function
only works when the trunk, hood
and four doors are closed.

Wiper Switch

Front Windshield Wipers and Washer

●Push up or pull down the lever to
change the mode. It has five modes:

 : Fast.

●

 : Slow.

●

 : Auto/Intermittent Wipers

●

 : Wiper OFF

●

 : Point-wiping (pulling down the

●

 and the wipers wipe
at a low speed until you release the
lever).

lever from 

Auto/Intermittent wipers

●The rain sensor automatically controls
the operation mode of wipers based on
the rainfall, and it is located in front

of the interior rearview mirror on the
front windshield inside the vehicle.

●To use the auto wiper function,
turn the wiper switch to the
automatic mode and go to the
infotainment touchscreen 

 Vehicle
→ Comfortable Use.

●To use the intermittent wiper function,
turn the wiper switch to the automatic
mode, and disable auto wiper on
the infotainment touchscreen 

 →
Vehicle → Comfortable Use.

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●Turn the knob to change the rain
sensor sensitivity based on real-time
rain conditions. A total of four levels
are available.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

●Up: Reduce rain sensor sensitivity.

●Down: Increase rain sensor
sensitivity.

●Enable or disable the auto wiper
by going to the infotainment
touchscreen 

 → Vehicle →
Comfortable Use → Auto Wiper.
The wipers enter the intermittent
mode after the automatic mode
is deactivated. Turn the sensitivity
adjustment knob to determine the
wiping intervals. The narrower the rain
bar, the longer the intervals.

Front windshield washer 

●To clean the front windshield, pull the
switch lever backward (towards the
steering wheel) so that the washer

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sprays washing fluid and the wipers
operate.

●When the stick is released, or when it
is held for over 10 seconds, the washer
spray stops, and the wipers stop after
operating for 1–2 cycles.

Rear Windshield Wiper and Washer

●Set the wiper switch to 

 to activate

the rear windshield wiper; set it to 

or open the trunk to stop the wiper.

●Set the wiper switch to 

 to activate
the rear windshield wiper and washer
simultaneously.

●Set the wiper switch to 

 and release
it. The wiper will operate once or twice
after washing fluid has been sprayed.

Link between rear wiper and trunk

●The wiper/washer won't work with the
trunk opened and the vehicle powered
on. If the wiper is working and the
trunk is opened, it will stop and
resume operation five seconds after
the trunk is closed. If the front wiper
is operating and the gear is shifted
to "R", the rear wiper will operate
intermittently.

CAUTION

●Do not operate the washer for
over 10 seconds, or when the
washer fluid tank is empty,
as those may cause motor
overheating or damage.

REMINDER

●Check and clean the wiper blades
at regular intervals.

●Do not start the wipers while
rain is starting, as the windshield
cannot be cleaned and rainwater
mixed with sand and dust may
instantly blur your view, affecting
driving safety.

●Use cleaning agent for glass. The
use of water, or another type

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REMINDER

of detergent, may damage the
washer motor.

Driver's Door Switches

Power Window Switches

●When the ignition switch is on OK, all
the window switches can lift up and
down the window. After the vehicle is
powered OFF, no power windows can
be regulated.

●The window control switch at the
driver's side contains four buttons to
roll up or down windows on four
doors, respectively.

●Press a switch to roll the window
down.

●Pull a switch to roll the window up.

●While using the switch, release it to
stop window halfway.

●Rolling down: Press a switch to
the second notch and release. The
corresponding window rolls down
automatically.

●Rolling up: Pull a switch to the second
notch and release. The corresponding
window rolls up automatically.

●To stop the window halfway, gently
push the switch in the opposite
direction.

Delay function*

●After the vehicle is powered off, if
the front doors are not open, the four-
door window controller has a 10min
delay period. During this period, the
windows can still be rolled up and
down.

●If a front door is opened, the window
switches won't work.

WARNING

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●Before closing a power window,
ensure occupants' hands are not
placed upon the window glass;
pinching of hands or fingers can
result in serious injuries.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

Anti-pinch Function

Anti-pinch function

If someone or an object is caught by the
window when it is rolling up, the window
stops closing immediately, rolls down for
a certain distance, and stops.

Initialization of anti-pinch function

●If the low-voltage battery is
disconnected while a window is being
rolled up or down, the automatic
rolling-up and anti-pinch functions
both cease to work.

●Press the switch to close the window,
release the switch, operate the switch
and hold it for at least three
seconds, and the anti-pinch function is
recovered.

WARNING

Please follow the precautions below
to prevent serious injury or death
from window closing:

●Before operating the power
windows, ensure that all

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WARNING

passengers do not have any body
parts that can be caught in the
window.

●Do not allow a child to operate the
power windows.

CAUTION

●Excessively frequent activation
of the anti-pinch function can
activate the regulator motor's
overheat protection.

●Never try to deliberately activate
the anti-pinch function.

●The anti-pinch function may not
work if an object is jammed into
the window when it is almost
completely closed.

●Contacting a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider for
maintenance is recommended if
the windows' automatic closing
function or anti-pinch function is
not working normally.

Window Lock Button

Press the switch to control the window
switches of side doors.

●Press the right button, and the
indicator turns on. Only the right front
switches can be used to open/close
four windows; the left front window
switch can be used to open/close the
window; the left window switch cannot
be used to open/close the window,
and the right window switch is not
limited.

●Press the switch a second time.
The indicator goes out, and the
window switches on the rear row work
normally.

●The operation of the right window lock
button is the same as that of the left
window.

Central Locking

The driver's door is equipped with power
door lock switches to lock or unlock all
doors.

① Unlock

Press the central unlock button. All doors
are unlocked and the red lock indicator
turns off.

② Locking

Press the central lock button. All doors
are locked and the red lock indicator
lights up.

●All doors unlock automatically when
the vehicle suffers a strong impact,
depending on the impact intensity and
accident type.

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Odometer Switch

●Press the odometer switch to switch
between "Total Mileage" - "Mileage
1" - "Mileage 2" - "Total Mileage".
The switching status is displayed
accordingly on the instrument cluster.

●Press and hold "Mileage 1" and
"Mileage 2" to clear the mileage
information.

Driver Assistance
Switches

The center console features a reversing
radar switch* and AVH switch.

① Parking radar switch

Press this switch to activate parking
radar. SeeP142 for details.

② AVH Switch

Press this switch to activate automatic
vehicle hold. (SeeP115 for details.)

CAUTION

●Press the light character area on
the button.

●Keep sharp objects away from the
control panel as far as possible to
avoid scratches.

●Pressing the button continually
and quickly activates the anti-
touch or anti-play mode. At this
time, the occasional no response
is normal. Stop the operation, and
the function returns to normal
immediately.

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CONTROLLER OPERATION

Window Control Switch
on Passenger Side

●When the ignition is on, use the front
left door window switch to operate the
corresponding window.

●When the ignition is on, use the left/
right sliding door window switch to
operate the respective windows.

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Automatic Window
Closing*

The automatic window closing function
can be enabled/disabled on the
infotainment touchscreen.

Automatic window closing on rainy
days

●When the function is enabled and the
vehicle ignition is on, all windows
close automatically if the wiper sensor
senses a certain amout of rain.

●The enabled function works only once,
and then works again after the vehicle
is powered off and restarted.

High-speed automatic window closing

●When the function is enabled and the
vehicle exceeds a certain speed, all
windows close automatically.

Automatic window closing upon
vehicle locking

●When the function is enabled on the
infotainment touchscreen:

If the ignition is switched off, the
driver's door is opened, and the hood,
trunk, and all doors are closed, press
the lock button on the smart key to
raise the four windows.

Automatic window closing by A/C

●When the fresh air mode is switched
to circulation mode, the open window
closes automatically.

Hazard Warning Light
Switch

 button is pressed, all turn
signals and turn signal indicators on the
instrument cluster start flashing. They
all stop flashing when the 

When the 

 button is
pressed again.

CAUTION

●The hazard warning lights are
used to alert drivers and
pedestrians of possible risks.

Mode Switches

① Regenerative braking adjustment lever

●Toggle up the lever to increase
regenerative braking force.

●Pull the lever down to trigger standard
regenerative braking.

② Driving mode stick

●Available driving modes include
economy, sports and normal. Using
the stick, choose among the different
modes shown on the cluster to suit
your different needs.

③ Snow mode button

●Although snow mode optimizes
traction, driving performance, and

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maneuverability, it is recommended
to avoid sudden acceleration or high
speed.

CAUTION

●ESC system may limit the vehicle's
torque. Therefore, temporarily
shutting down the system may
help if the vehicle skids and
gets stuck in soft snow. The
ESC system must be restarted
after conditions are back to
normal (see P145ESC operation
instructions).

Sunroof Switch

Opening/Closing Sunroof

The sunroof can only be operated when
the vehicle is powered on or when the
power-off delay has not expired.

Opening the sunroof

●Press and hold the sunroof open
button ① to open the sunroof
manually. Release the button midway
to stop the sunroof at its current
position.

●If the sunroof has been initialized,
pressing the sunroof open button ①
and release it immediately, the sunroof
tilts up for ventilation.Pressing the
button again will set the sunroof to
open automatically by about 80%.
Touching the button once more will
open the sunroof completely. For the
sunroof to stop, press button ① or ②
midway.

Closing the sunroof

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●Press and hold the button ② to close
the sunroof. The sunroof will stop if the
button is released.

CONTROLLER OPERATION

●If the sunroof has been initialized,
releasing the sunroof close button ②
immediately after touching it closes
the sunroof automatically. For the
sunroof to stop at its current position,
press the ① or ② button midway.

Sunshade

Opening the sunshade

●Press and hold the sunshade open
button ① to open the sunshade.
Release the button midway to stop the
sunshade.

●Release the button ① immediately
after pressing it to open the sunshade
automatically. For the sunshade to
stop, press button ① or ② midway.

Closing the sunshade

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●Press and hold the button ② to close
the sunshade and release the button
midway to stop it.

●If the sunshade has been initialized,
releasing the button ② immediately
after pressing it closes the sunshade
automatically. For the sunshade to
stop, press button ① or ② midway.

CAUTION

●When opening or closing the
sunshade, avoid forceful contact
with its curtain, to prevent
damage.

Sunshade linkage

●When the sunroof is opened, the
sunshade will be opened together with
the sunroof.

Sunroof Anti-pinch

If the sunroof or sunshade closing process
is obstructed by anything, it will stop and
slightly retract.

WARNING

●Keep clear of the sunroof when
it is opening or closing, or severe
injury may occur.

●Passengers must refrain from
sticking hands or their heads out
through the sunroof. Otherwise,
severe injury or even death may
occur.

CAUTION

●Trying to open the sunroof in
outside temperatures below 0℃
or when it is covered in snow or
frost may damage the sunroof or
its motor.

Initialization

●With the ignition on, the signal remains
valid and the sunroof is in the
uninitialized state, try the following
steps for initialization:

●Press the close button to the fully
closed position and hold on for
five seconds to initialize the sunroof/
sunshade.

●If the sunroof/sunshade does not
close fully, calibrate manually. Press
and hold the sunroof/sunshade
close button, and release it when
the sunroof/sunshade stops moving.
Hold the button again for at least
five seconds, and release it until the
sunroof/sunshade is fully closed and
a click sound is heard.

●The sunroof and sunshade are
initialized separately.

Interior Light Switch

Front Interior Lights

Left interior light button

Right interior light button

●With the ignition on, if DOOR option is
selected and any door is open, interior
lighting switches between high and
low brightness with touches on the
light switch.

●With the ignition off and DOOR option
selected, interior lights will go off

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after the door have remained open
for a period of time. If there are
other operations during this period,
the timer will be restarted.

●To turn on or off the "DOOR" gear,
slide down the top status bar on the
infotainment touchscreen to display
the shortcut page.

Second-row interior lights

The operation of the second-row interior
light switch is the same as that of the
front interior light switch.

Rear-row interior lights

●The operation of the rear-row interior
light switches ① and ② is the same as
that of the front interior light switch.

●The lighting angle of rear-row interior
lights can be adjusted by rotating the
switch ① manually.

Ambient Lights

To control the brightness, color and area
of the ambient light, go to infotainment

 → Vehicle → Ambient
Light.

touchscreen 

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CONTROLLER OPERATION

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USING AND
DRIVING

Charging/Discharging...................... 84

Battery...............................................98

Usage Precautions..........................103

Starting and Driving........................110

Driver Assistance............................ 117

Other Main Functions.....................149

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Charging/
Discharging

Charging Instructions

Charging Safety Warnings

●The charging connector uses high-
voltage current. Minors are prohibited
to charge the vehicle or touch the
charging equipment. Keep them away
from the vehicle during charging.

●Charge the vehicle in a safe
environment, and avoid charging
in thunderstorms, or areas with
hazardous liquids, fire or heat sources,
or flammable or explosive items.

●To reduce the risk of electric shock
and personal injury, never operate the
equipment with wet hands or touch
the exposed metal of the charge port
or charge base.

●Since charging may affect medical
electronic devices and even cause
serious personal injury or death, if
you use any medical electronic device
(such as implantable pacemaker
or implantable cardiovascular
defibrillator), before charging, confirm
with the device manufacturer whether
charging affects the normal operation
of the device.

Warnings for charging equipment

●Use charging equipment that complies
with local standards:

●To avoid charging failure or fire,
do not modify, disassemble, or
repair the charging equipment and
related ports. Contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider
for handling if there is a fault.

●Ensure the quality of charging
equipment.

●Never use the charging equipment
if the household power strip cable
becomes soft, if the charging
connector cable is worn out, if the
insulation layer is cracked, or in case
of any other damage.

●Never use the equipment when the
charging connector, power plug, or
power strip is disconnected or broken,
or if there is any sign of surface
damage.

●Charging equipment grounding
instructions:

●The equipment must be properly
grounded. In the event of failure of
or damage to the equipment, the
ground cable provides a minimum
impedance to circuit discharge and
thereby reducing the risk of electric
shock.

●The equipment comes with a ground
cable connecting its ground point
with that of the power plug, which
must match a properly installed and
well-grounded power supply outlet.

●When charging, do not place the
equipment in the trunk, under the
front of the vehicle, or near the tires.

Warnings before charging

●Before charging, ensure that there is
no water or foreign materials in the
charge ports of the vehicle, power
supply equipment, and charging
equipment, and no damage or bad
effect caused by metal terminal rust or
corrosion. In the event of any of the
situations above, do not charge.

Warnings during charging

●To prevent serious personal injury, pay
attention to the following precautions
during charging:

●Do not touch the metal connection of
the charge port, charging connector,
or plug.

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●Do not charge or touch the vehicle
in a thunderstorm. Lightning strikes
may cause damage to the charging
equipment or personal injuries.

●Before charging, ensure that there is
no water or foreign materials in the
charge ports of the vehicle, power
supply equipment, and charging
equipment, and no damage or bad
effect caused by metal terminal rust
or corrosion. In the event of any of
the situations above, do not charge.

●If anything abnormal is found in
the vehicle or charging equipment
during charging, stop immediately
and contact a DENZA authorized
dealer or service provider.

●Do not carry out maintenance work
during charging.

Warnings after charging

●Always unplug the charging and
discharging equipment and close the
charge port door before driving.

Charging Precautions

●When the State of Charge (SOC)
bar on the instrument cluster turns
red, the high-voltage battery is about
to be exhausted. Please charge it
immediately, otherwise the service life
of the high-voltage battery will be
reduced.

●Mode 2 charging means charging
with an AC charging connector. It is
recommended to use the dedicated
AC lines and power sockets meeting
local standards to avoid line damage
and protective trip due to high-power
charging, affecting the normal use of
other equipment.

●Avoiding damage to the charging
equipment (precautions for charging
equipment):

●Prevent the charging equipment
from suffering any mechanical
impact.

●Do not place the charging equipment
near heaters or other heat sources.

●Before charging:

●Make sure that the charging
connector and charge port are
free of foreign objects, and that
the protective cap of the charging
connector terminal does not get
loose or deformed.

●Hold the charging connector, align
the connector with the charge port
and push it in, making sure that they
are properly connected.

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USING AND DRIVING

●When charging is complete:

●Stop charging first and make sure the
charge port is unlocked.

●Pull the connector.

●Do not force the charging connector
out while the charge port is locked,
otherwise the charge port may be
damaged.

●Try to power off the vehicle before
charging.

●Precautions:

●The A/C can be used as normal
while the vehicle is being charged.
To ensure the charging power, it is
recommended not to turn on the A/C.

●It is recommended that no one stay
in the vehicle during charging.

●It is recommended to park the
vehicle in a ventilated area during
charging.

●The vehicle system automatically
stops charging when the high-voltage
battery is fully charged.

●To stop AC or DC charging, turn
off the charger before disconnecting

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the charging connector. In Mode
2 charging, remove the charging
connector and then the power plug.

●When charging is complete and the
charging connector is unplugged,
make sure that the charge port's cap
and door are closed, otherwise water
or foreign materials may enter the port
and affect its normal use.

●Before starting the vehicle, ensure
that the charging equipment is
disconnected. The vehicle may be
ready to run even if the charging
connector is left plugged but not
fully locked, which may damage the
charging equipment and the vehicle.

●When the vehicle is not used for an
extended period, it is recommended
that it should be fully charged
before driving. During long-term
parking, charging the vehicle every
three months is recommended for
prolonging service life. (For details, see
P99)

●Excessive and insufficient temperature
may stop the vehicle from charging.

●In low-temperature regions, it is
better to charge the vehicle in a
heated space indoors.

●In high-temperature regions,
charging in a cool, ventilated place is
recommended.

●When the heating or cooling function is
enabled during charging, it is normal
that both charging time and power
consumption increase slightly.

●During charging, battery cooling
may start, and the compressor, fan
and other components work when
necessary. It is normal that there will
be some noise under the hood.

●During charging, when the battery
cooling or heating is activated, it
is normal that the charging power
displayed by the instrument cluster

decreases or fluctuates for a short
time.

●Before the charging is complete, for
longer battery life, battery equalization
is activated and thus the charging time
may be longer.

●During charging, the estimated
remaining time to full charge is
displayed on the instrument cluster.
It is normal that the remaining time
to full charge may vary slightly
depending on the temperatures, SOC,
and charging facilities.

●If the charge port door is frozen due to
weather or other reasons, do not force
it open.

●In case of high-temperature high-
power DC charging, the performance
of battery temperature control system
may be affected by the A/C in
the passenger compartment, and the
charging performance may degrade,
resulting in an extended charging time.
To ensure charging efficiency, it is
recommended to keep the A/C off
during charging.

CAUTION

●Do not open the charge port door
forcibly when it is locked.

●Do not forcibly insert the
connector with the electric lock
engaged.

●Do not close the charge port door
when the port cap is fully open.

●When the vehicle is charged
with an external power supply,
it is normal that the cooling fan
and A/C compressor may operate
automatically for the high-voltage
battery to cool down.

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Charging Method

The pure electric vehicle is driven by
electric energy supplied from the high-
voltage battery. To prevent insufficient
power of the high-voltage battery
affecting the vehicle driving experience,
it is very important to charge the vehicle
in time and estimate the power demand
before driving.

Vehicle Charging Method:

1. Using Mode 2 Charging Cable*

2. Using AC Charging Piles

3. Using DC Chargers

●Use charging equipment that complies
with local standards.

Charging Mode

1. Charging Reservation (Only AC):
Charge the vehicle regularly at a

General Charging Troubleshooting

Fault
Possible Cause
Solution

High-voltage battery is
full
When the high-voltage battery is fully charged,
the charging will stop automatically.

High-voltage battery
temperature is too high
or too low

Keep the vehicle in an environment with
appropriate temperature and charge it when the
temperature becomes normal.

Charger is
connected,
charge starts,
but battery
will not
charge.

Low-voltage battery
over-discharges.
Replace the low-voltage battery.

If it is verified that the charging equipment's
power indicator is working properly, or that
there are no other unusual indications, change
the charging equipment or contact the charging
equipment supplier.

Charging equipment
fails.

Verify that there is a charging system fault
message on the instrument cluster, then stop the
charging. It is recommended to contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service provider.

Vehicle display fails.

scheduled charging time set by the
user.

See P94reservation charging for
detailed settings.

REMINDER

The vehicle's power will increase
while waiting for the reservation
charging. It is normal for long
waiting to result in a reduction of the
vehicle's power and driving range.

2. Immediate charging: Charging starts
after the charging connector is
connected.

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Fault
Possible Cause
Solution

During AC charging, if power supply resumes
after short-time outage of the external power
grid, DENZA charging equipment will re-start
charging automatically and no re-connection of
the charging equipment is required.

The power grid goes
down.

Charging cable is not
connected properly.
Verify that the charging connection cable is not
loosely connected.

Charging
stops
midway.

If the charging connection switch is pressed,
the charging will stop. The charging connection
should be connected again to start charging.

Charging connection
switch is pressed.

If there is any fault prompt for the charging pile
or the vehicle, it is recommended to contact a
DENZA authorized dealer or service provider.

Vehicle or charging pile
fails.

Charging

●Check before charging:

●Check the charging device for
abnormalities such as cracked
housing, worn cable, rusted plug, or
foreign materials.

●Do not charge when the charging
connection becomes loose.

●Make sure the port is clear of fluids
or foreign objects, and its metal
terminals are not rusty or corroded.

●In any of these cases, do not charge.
Otherwise, personal injury may occur
due to short circuit or electric shock.

Using Mode 2 Charging Cable*

1. Equipment

●Connect the vehicle to an outlet that
meets local standards to charge the
vehicle.

●A household socket meeting local
standards must be used in order to
avoid line damage or tripping due to
high-power charging, which may affect
the normal use of other devices.

●This EV Mode 2 charging cable includes
a power plug, a charging connector,
a control box, and a charging cable.
The plug is connected to a standard
household power socket, and the
charging connector to the vehicle's
charge port.

●Charging time: Refer to the charging
time message on the instrument
cluster.

WARNING

●See charging safety warnings P84
for details in section Charging
Instructions.

●The highest working temperature
allowed for the product is 50°C.
Store the product in a cool and
dry place when it is not in use.

●When charging, do not place the
equipment in the trunk, under the
front of the vehicle, or near the
tires.

●When using the equipment,
prevent it from getting rolled
over by the vehicle, dropped, or
trampled on.

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WARNING

●Never drop the equipment or
move it by pulling it directly by
the cable. Take caution when
moving the equipment.

●It is strictly prohibited to
modify, disassemble, or repair
the charging equipment and its
ports. If a fault occurs, it is
recommended to contact a DENZA
authorized dealer or service
provider.

●It is not recommended to use
any additional wire or adapter/
connector.

●Never use the charging equipment
if the household power strip cable
becomes soft, if the charging
connector cable is worn out, if the
insulation layer is cracked, or in
case of any other damage.

●Never use the equipment
when the charging connector,
power plug, or power strip is
disconnected or broken, or if there
is any sign of surface damage.

CAUTION

●The charging cable must not be
placed in a spiral during charging,
as this will affect heat dissipation.

●See the charging instructions for
specific charging precautionsP85.

REMINDER

●It is recommended to contact
a DENZA authorized dealer
or service provider or local
electrician to select an
appropriate power supply

REMINDER

according to requirements of the
charging equipment.

●Charging equipment grounding
instructions: The equipment must
be properly grounded. In the
event of failure or damage to the
equipment, the grounding cable
provides a minimum impedance
to circuit discharge and thereby
reducing the risk of electric
shock. The equipment comes with
a ground cable connecting its
ground point with that of the
power plug, which must match
a properly installed and well-
grounded power supply outlet.

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2. Charging

●Unlock the charge port door, then
open the port door and cap.

●Open the charge port door:

With the vehicle unlocked, press the
AC charge port door on the right side
of the vehicle to open the door.

●Open the charge port cap, and make
sure that no obstacles exist between
the head of the charging connector
and the end of the charging socket.

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●Connect the power supply terminal:

●Plug the Mode2 equipment into a
household socket and its power
indicator lights (red light) is solid
on, if the charging is completed, the
indicator turns solid green.

●Connect the vehicle port:

●Plug the charging connector into the
port and make sure it is tight.

●After the charging connector is
inserted, the charging connection
indicator lights up on the instrument
cluster. Mode 2 equipment charging
indicator flashes green.

●In the charging process, charging
parameters and the charging sign are
displayed on the instrument cluster.

●At this point, you can schedule
charging on the infotainment
touchscreen. See P94 Reservation
Charging for the configuration
process.

3. Stopping charging

●End the charging:

●The charging automatically ends
when the vehicle is fully charged.

●To end the charging early, proceed to
the next step.

●Unplug the charging connector: Press
the unlock button on the smart key
or press the door handle microswitch
while carrying the smart key and pull
out the charging connector.

REMINDER

●To unlock the vehicle, press
the unlock button on the key
(when charging the vehicle with
ignition switched off) or press the
microswitch on the door handle
(when the key is nearby).

●Unlock the vehicle to deactivate
the anti-theft lock before pulling
out the charging connector. The
connector has to be pulled out
within 30 seconds, or the port will
re-lock.

●You can activate the anti-
theft lock on the infotainment
touchscreen, as detailed in P95.

●If the charging connector cannot
be removed after unlocking, try a
few more unlocking attempts. If
that does not work, try emergency
unlocking. For the operating
procedure, see P96.

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REMINDER

●Reservation charging cannot be
used when the remaining battery
is too low.

●Disconnect the power plug.

●Close the charge port cap and the port
door.

●Store Mode 2 equipment in the luggage
storage box.

Using AC Charging Piles

1. Equipment

●Charge the vehicle using a single-
phase AC charging pile in a public
place. Since some charging piles
are not equipped with charging
connectors, AC charging connectors
need to be prepared.

●Use a standard-compliant household
charging box. For how to use the
charging equipment, refer to its user
manual and follow the operating steps.

●AC charging box: consists of a charging
box, a charging connector, and a
connecting cable. For information on
circuit breaker and emergency stop
switch, see the charging box user
manual.

●AC connection device: It comprises a
charging connector, a connector cover,
and a connecting cable that conform
to national standards. called Mode 3
charging cable. The plug is connected
to the power outlet, and the charging
connector to the vehicle's charge port.

●For the use of charging equipment,
refer to its user manual and follow the
operating steps.

●Charging time: Refer to the charging
time message on the instrument
cluster.

WARNING

●See section "Charging
Instructions" for charging safety
warningsP84.

CAUTION

●The charging cable has a limited
reach. Do not excessively stretch
the cable.

●If you need to stop charging
before the battery is fully charged,
try to use early stop set for the
charger first instead of directly
unplugging the charger.

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●See the charging instructions for
specific charging precautionsP85.

USING AND DRIVING

●The AC charging power is subject
to the actual charging power of
the vehicle.

REMINDER

●If power supply resumes
after short-time outage of the
external power grid, DENZA
charging equipment will re-start
charging automatically and no
re-connection of the charging
equipment is required.

2. Charging

Connect the vehicle to the AC charge
pile/box by the charging connector of this
pile/box to begin charging.

Instant charging method:

●Unlock the charge port door, then
open the port door and cap:

●See instructionsP88 to unlock the
charge port door, open the port door
and cap.

●Connect the power supply terminal:

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●Skip this step if an AC charging pile
equipped with a charging connector
is used.

●Use Mode 3 charging cable to
connect your vehicle to the AC
charging pile if no charging
connector is provided.

●Connect the vehicle port:

●Plug the charging connector into the
port and make sure it is tight.

●Charging settings:

●Skip this step if a public AC charging
pile without any setting option is
used.

●For public single-phase AC charging
pile/box with settings, swipe the card
or scan the QR code. See the user
manual for charging pile/box details.

●The charging connection indicator 

lights up on the instrument cluster.

●In the charging process, the instrument
cluster displays relevant charging
parameters and the charging sign.

●At this point, you can schedule
charging on the infotainment
touchscreen. See P94Reservation
Charging for the configuration
process.

3. Stopping charging

●End the charging:

●Charging ends automatically when
early stop time is due or charging is
complete.

●Unplug the charging connector:

●SeeP88 Unplug the charging
connector.

●Disconnect the power plug.

●If Mode 3 charging cable is used,
it is recommended to unplug the
charging connector from the vehicle

first and then the plug from the
charging point.

●Skip this step if an AC charging pile
equipped with a charging connector
is used.

●Close the charge port cap and the port
door (seeP88).

●Store the equipment properly.

●If using an AC charging pile/box,
place the charging connector in its
designated location in the charging
pile/box.

●Store the equipment properly.

WARNING

●Never drop the equipment or
move it by pulling it directly by
the cable. Take caution when
moving the equipment.

Using DC Chargers*

1. Equipment

●Use the DC battery charger in public
places to charge the vehicle. Generally,
it is installed in a specific charging
station.

●Equipment specifications: Please
check the instructions for the charger.

●Charging time: Refer to the charging
time message on the instrument
cluster.

2. Charging

DC charging is achieved by connecting
the vehicle to a DC charger via its
connector.

Instant charging method:

●Before discharging, unlock the vehicle
(disarm the anti-theft alarm system).

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●Unlock the charge port door, then
open the port door and cap:

●See instructionsP88 to unlock the
charge port door, open the port door
and cap.

●Connect the vehicle port:

●Plug the charging connector into the
port and lock it.

●Operate the charging equipment to
start charging.

●The charging connection indicator 

lights up on the instrument cluster.

●In the charging process, the instrument
cluster displays relevant charging
parameters and the charging sign.

REMINDER

●During charging, the estimated
remaining time to full charge
is displayed on the instrument
cluster. It is normal that the
remaining time to full charge may
vary slightly depending on the
temperatures, SOC, and charging
facilities.

●After the DC charging, the battery
cooling may still be in the working
state, and the instrument cluster
will display "The intelligent
temperature control system of
the power battery is working".
During charging, battery cooling
may start, and the compressor,

REMINDER

fan and other components work
when necessary. It is normal that
there will be some noise under
the hood.

●When using different models
or different specifications of
DC chargers for charging, the
charging capacity will be slightly
different, which is a normal
phenomenon.

3. Stopping charging

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●End the charging:

●Charging ends automatically when
early stop time is due or the charging
is complete.

USING AND DRIVING

●Press the unlock button twice
within three seconds or press the
microswitch on the door handle to
stop charging.

●Unplug the charging connector:

●Press the unlock button on the
smart key or press the door handle
microswitch while carrying the smart
key and pull out the charging
connector.

●When the DC charging pile charging
is complete, organize the charging
equipment and store the charging
connector in its designated position
properly.

●Reinsert the DC charge port cap and
close the port door.

WARNING

●See charging safety warningsP84.

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CAUTION

●After charging, if the charging
connector cannot be pulled out,
please contact our customer
service immediately.

●To unlock the charge port after DC
charging, press the unlock button
twice within three seconds for the
operation to be successful.

●See specific charging
precautionsP85.

Reservation Charging

●The charging mode can be set on the
infotainment system. To access the
setting:

●Go to infotainment touchscreen 

→ Energy. The reservation charging
screen is displayed.

●To exit the Reservation Charging page,
tap the back button 

 or the home

button 

 .

Reservation charging settings

●The factory default setting is to
charge the vehicle immediately and
reservation charging is disabled.

●To schedule a charging, toggle the
reservation charging ON, set the
charging start time and repeat cycle,
and save the settings.

●After the reservation is set up, if
you connect the charging connector

or press the power button to power
off the vehicle during the charge
waiting period, you will be reminded
through the infotainment touchscreen
that reservation charging has been set.
Switch to instant charging if needed.

●You can tap the reservation charging
setting icon to turn off the charging
connector connected alert and power-
off alert in the Reservation Charging
Alert.

CAUTION

●The reservation charging function
is developed for DENZA's slow
AC charging equipment only.
Please disable this function
when using slow AC charging
equipment that is not certified
by DENZA. Otherwise, scheduled
or immediate charging may fail
due to no response from the
equipment, resulting in low SOC
or even low voltage of the high-
voltage battery.

REMINDER

●The instant charging option on
the reminder screen is valid for
the current reservation only. To
cancel all reservations, toggle
charging reservation off on the
corresponding setting screen.

●In the event of low battery,
the vehicle is charged to the
minimum level before scheduled

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REMINDER

charging begins. In this process,
the infotainment system still
gives reminder messages for
power-off and charging connector
connection, and a related
message is displayed at the lower
part of the instrument cluster.

Intelligent Charging

When the low-voltage battery detector
detects that the low-voltage battery is too
low, it can be charged by the high-voltage
battery.

REMINDER

●When the vehicle is stored for
a long time, the smart charging
function may be activated, which
is normal and not a vehicle failure.

●Power for intelligent charging
comes from the high-voltage
battery pack, so it is normal that
an SOC decrease is noticed when
the vehicle is powered on.

Charge Port Anti-theft
Lock

In order to prevent the charging
connector from being stolen, the

No.
Charge Port Anti-
theft Lock Status
Vehicle Door Anti-
theft Lock Status
Charging Connector
Removable or Not

1
Enabled
Locking
No

2
Enabled
Start
Yes

3
Disabled
Locking
Yes

4
Disabled
Start
Yes

vehicle charge port is anti-theft during
charging and discharging. This function
is deactivated by default. Go to
infotainment touchscreen 

 → Energy
→ Charging and Discharging to activate
or deactivate charging port anti-theft
lock.

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●The charging connector will be locked
by a current over 16 A. Please unlock
the vehicle before unplugging the
charge plug (See P49).

USING AND DRIVING

Unlocking

●When the function is enabled, unlock
the vehicle and unplug the charging
connector during charging in the
following ways:

●Press the unlock button on the smart
key to unlock.

●Press the microswitch next to the
exterior handle of the driver's side
door to unlock (with the smart key
nearby).

●Press the central unlock button
under the driver's window to unlock.

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●As shown in the table below, if
the vehicle is in state 2/3/4, apart
from the above-mentioned unlocking
operations, you can unlock and
pull out the charging connector by
pressing its button. However, this
may affect the service life of the
charge port or charging connector.
This is an emergency action that is not
recommended to take frequently.

CAUTION

●The connector needs to be pulled
out within 30 seconds after it is
unlocked. Otherwise, the electric
lock will lock again.

●After the vehicle is fully charged,
the charging connector will be
automatically unlocked when the
anti-theft mode of the charge port
is disabled. When this mode is
enabled, the charging connector
must be manually unlocked
following the above steps.

Emergency Unlocking of Charge Port

●When charging connector cannot be
unplugged due to failure of the anti-
theft lock, unlock the charge port
manually.

●The anti-theft lock latch is on the
right hubcap. Open the right wheel
fender liner. Pull the latch to unlock
the charging connector.

CAUTION

●The emergency unlocking
function is usable for AC charging
connectors only.

Driving Range Display

●The range display mode can be set
to improve driving experience. The
default setting is standard mode.

●The corresponding settings can
be made on the infotainment
touchscreen 

 → Energy → Energy
→ Range Display Mode.

●Standard mode: displays the driving
range based on the result of
comprehensive working condition
test.

●Dynamic mode: displays the
estimated driving range based on the
available battery power and current
average energy consumption.

●The set driving range display mode is
memorized by the system.

●When the vehicle is powered off and
then on, the display mode set last
time will be maintained.

REMINDER

●When the Dynamic driving range
display mode is set:

●The driving range actually
displayed will be adjusted based
on the state of the vehicle's air
conditioner, the driving mode
(ECO, NORMAL, SPORT, etc.)
selected, and the driver's driving
habits, so as to match the
vehicle's actual driving range.

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REMINDER

●This vehicle is equipped with
vehicle-to-load (VTOL) feature.

Discharging Instructions*

●This vehicle is equipped with vehicle-
to-load (VTOL) feature.

WARNING

●Do not touch any metal terminal
of the discharging socket or
the vehicle charge port during
discharging.

●Stop discharging immediately if
there are any abnormalities such
as peculiar smell and smoke.

●See Charging InstructionsP84 for
charging safety warnings.

●Store the product in a cool and
dry place when it is not in use.

●When discharging, do not place
the equipment in the trunk, under
the front of the vehicle, or near
the tires to prevent it from falling
and being rolled over by the
vehicle and trampled on.

●When using the equipment,
prevent it from getting rolled
over by the vehicle, dropped, or
trampled on.

●Never use the charging equipment
if the power strip cable becomes
soft, the charging connector cable
is worn out, the insulation layer
is cracked, or any other damage
occurs.

●Never use the equipment when
the discharging connector or
power strip is disconnected or

WARNING

broken, or when there is any sign
of surface damage.

CAUTION

●For precautions concerning use of
the discharge connection device,
please refer to the precautions
for charging equipment included
in item 3 of P85Charging
Precautions.

●Before discharging, please
confirm the vehicle SOC and
estimate the remaining driving
range.

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●Before VTOL discharging, ensure
that the load is turned off.

REMINDER

●When the vehicle is powered off,
the static power consumption
of the vehicle will increase
if the VTOL connection
device is connected for an
extended period without any
output. Therefore, removing the
discharging/charging connector
when the device is not used is
recommended.

VTOL Discharging

2. Discharging

●Before discharging, unlock the vehicle
(disarm the anti-theft alarm system).

●Unlock the charge port door, then
open the port door and cap.

●See Unlocking the charge port
doorP88 to open the port door and
cap.

●Check before discharging:

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●Ensure that the battery capacity of
the vehicle to be discharged is not
below 15%.

●Ensure the VTOL connecting device
casing is not cracked, and its plug is
free from rust or obstructions.

●Ensure that there is no water or
foreign material inside the charge
port and that metal terminals are
not damaged and free from rust or
corrosion.

●Do not discharge if any of the above
conditions is found; otherwise, short
circuit or electric shock so caused
could lead to personal injury.

●Connect the discharge connection
device:

●Connect the VTOL discharging
connector to the charge port and
confirm that it is connected in place.

●Discharging starts:

●After the switch button on the
discharging socket is pressed, the
socket indicator stays on (red),
indicating that the socket can be
used.

●After the connection is made,
discharge begins and respective
information is displayed on the
instrument cluster.

3. Stopping discharging

●End the charging:

●Press the switch on the discharging
socket.

●In an emergency, proceed directly to
the next step (not recommended).

●Disconnect the discharge connection
device:

●Press the mechanical button on the
discharging connector and remove
the connector from the charge port.

●Close the charge port cap and the port
door (see P88).

●Organizing the equipment:

●Store the discharge equipment in the
luggage storage box after discharging
is complete.

Battery

High-Voltage Battery

●The vehicle is powered by a high-
voltage battery that can be charged
and discharged repeatedly. The high-
voltage battery is charged by an
external power source or through
energy recovery when the vehicle
brakes or coasts.

●The high-voltage battery is located
under the vehicle floor, so be careful
and slow down to avoid bumping
when driving on bumpy or uneven
roads. If bumping occurs, go to a
DENZA authorized dealer or service
provider for maintenance.

Battery Properties

●It is normal that vehicle performance
is affected by battery electrochemical
properties and self-protection and
varies to some extent in the following
conditions:

●When SOC is high, the regenerative
braking performance may decline.

●The vehicle switches to trickle
charging mode at high SOC. If the
charging time is prolonged, the
estimated remaining charging time
displayed on the instrument cluster
may not be accurate.

●When SOC is low, the acceleration
performance may decline.

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●When the high-voltage battery is low,
VTOL* cannot be used as normal.
Charge the battery promptly.

●At high or low temperatures, it
is normal that the charging and
discharging capabilities of the high-
voltage battery decline, and the
charging time is prolonged. For
fast charging, high-power charging
equipment is recommended. Power
performance may also decline under
extreme temperatures.

●When charging in low temperatures,
the temperature control system
can significantly improve charging
capability. For details, see Charging
Precautions.

●When the vehicle is used at
low temperatures, the battery's
temperature control system will start
heating the battery as appropriate
to ensure the driving power
and discharging performance and
improve your driving experience.
When the vehicle is driven over short
distances, heating may be ineffective,
which increases power consumption
and decreases driving range.

●When the high-voltage battery is
normal, the driving range of the vehicle
varies with the following factors:

●Driving habit: For example, the
range in frequent acceleration or
deceleration is shorter than that at
constant speeds, and the range is
shorter when driving at high speeds
than when at low speeds.

●Road conditions: For example, the
range driven in rough conditions or
on long slopes is shorter than that
in normal conditions and on even
roads.

●Temperature: The driving range at
low temperatures is shorter than that
at ambient temperatures.

●Use of electric equipment: For
example, the range driven with A/C
on is shorter than that with A/C off.

●Usable capacity of the high-voltage
battery is lower in cold weather
and reduces as the temperature
decreases. If the vehicle with high
battery level is charged at low
temperatures, the SOC may quickly
jump to 100%.

Battery Usage Tips

●It is recommended to use the vehicle at
temperatures between -10℃ to 40℃.
When SOC is low, timely charge the
vehicle to ensure enough driving range
and good acceleration performance.

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●To ensure long term performance,
avoid driving in extreme temperatures
for over 24 hours.

●In low ambient temperatures, if the
vehicle must be stored for a long time,
it can be placed in an underground
garage or other warmer area to reduce
loss of battery heat, maintaining
vehicle performance.

●Frequent and sudden acceleration or
deceleration should be avoided. Drive
the vehicle on flat and dry roads.
When necessary, turn off high-power
equipment such as A/C or adjust
the A/C temperature to reduce power
consumption of such devices and
increase the driving range.

●Low-power charging contributes to the
service life of high-voltage battery.

●When the vehicle is used for the
first time or after a long idle period,
the SOC displayed on the instrument
cluster may not be correct. It is
recommended to fully charge the
vehicle first.

●It is recommended to fully charge the
vehicle at a regular basis (at least once

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