Vehicle Locating at a Distance

You, or the authorized user, can use a smartphone App to conveniently locate the parked vehicle by accessing its geographical location information. When the vehicle is connected to the network, the current parking location can be viewed on the "My Vehicle" interface of the mobile App. By tapping on this location information, you can see the vehicle's exact position on a map.

Vehicle Locating at Close Proximity

When the vehicle is not in driving state and the valid key is within 70 meters of the vehicle (this distance may vary depending on the status of the Smart Key and the surrounding environment of the vehicle), press the lock button on the Smart Key twice within 3 seconds, and the vehicle horn will sound and the turn signals will flash, providing an indication of the precise location of the vehicle. Pressing this button again after 5 seconds will cancel the Find My Car prompting, otherwise, it will automatically turn off after 10 seconds.

When the Bluetooth key feature of the mobile phone is turned on or the vehicle is connected to the network, you can also tap the "Find My Car" button on the "My Vehicle" interface of the mobile App to locate the vehicle. This will activate the vehicle's horn and flashing turn signals. Press the "Find My Car" button again to cancel the prompting.

Before entering the vehicle, you can use the smart key to unlock the vehicle. Depending on the state of the smart key and the surrounding environment of the vehicle, the furthest effective range of the smart key is 30-70 meters outside the vehicle.

The buttons and functions of the smart key are as follows:

1. Vehicle Unlock Button

   • When the vehicle is in P gear, press this button to unlock the vehicle. After unlocking, the turn lights on both sides of the vehicle will flash three times to indicate successful unlocking. After successful unlocking, the outer door handles will automatically pop up.

   • After unlocking the four doors with the smart key, the liftgate can be opened from the outside without a key.

   • Press and hold the unlock button to open all the windows at the same time; release the unlock button during the movement of the windows and the windows will stay at the current position.

   • You can set the unlocking method of the smart key through the center display: enter the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Doors and Windows Lock > Doors > Vehicle Unlock Mode.

     • If you select "Unlock the Whole Vehicle", you only need to press the key unlock button once to unlock all the doors of the vehicle at the same time;

     • If you select "Unlock the Driver's Door", you can press the key unlock button for the first time to unlock only the driver's door, and press the unlock button again to unlock the other three doors.

2. Vehicle Lock Button

   • When the vehicle is in P gear and all doors (including the hood and liftgate) are closed, press this button to lock the whole vehicle. After the whole vehicle is locked, the turn lights on both sides will flash once and the horn will sound once to indicate the successful locking. At the same time, the outer door handles are retracted, and the side mirrors are automatically folded (enter the Settings page in the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Auto-Fold When Vehicle is Locked to set the automatic folding of side mirrors).

   • The locked liftgate can only be opened from the outside with the smart key.

   • You can set the on/off of the horn prompt sound through the center display by entering the Settings page in the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tapping Sound > RINGER & ALERTS > Lock Confirmation Sound.

   • Press and hold the lock button to close all the windows at the same time; release the lock button during the window movement and the windows will stay in the current position.

   • When the vehicle is not in driving state and the valid smart key is within 70 meters from the vehicle, you can press it twice within 3 seconds to start the Find My Car function, and the turn lights and horn will give prompts. Pressing this button again after 5 seconds will cancel the Find My Car prompting, otherwise the Find My Car function will be automatically turned off after 10 seconds.

   • When all the doors are closed, you can press the lock button of the smart key outside the car. At this time, the car is locked. The turn lights will flash once and the horn will sound once to indicate that the locking is successful. If any door is not closed, the vehicle cannot be locked by pressing the lock button at this time, and you will receive a reminder message from the NIO App, reminding you that the vehicle has not been successfully locked.

3. Liftgate Open Button

   When the liftgate is closed, press and hold this button to open the liftgate; when the liftgate is open, press and hold this button again to close the liftgate.

To facilitate the operation of locking the vehicle when the vehicle is in the parked state, you can enter the Settings page in the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Doors and Windows Lock > Windows > Auto Close When Locking, so that when you use the external locking method (such as smart key, NFC, NIO App, Keyless Locking and Walk Away Lock) to lock the vehicle, it can automatically close all the windows of the vehicle, and has an anti-pinch function during the closing process. If the smart key or the Unlocking and Locking with NIO App button is pressed during the window closing process, the window closing action will stop.

The smart key fob uses a CR2477 coin cell battery. To replace the battery, please pinch the sides of the key fob firmly between fingers, and slide your fingernail or a thin plastic sheet from the bottom gap along the side slit of the key fob until the rear cover can be opened.

Dispose of used batteries according to instructions and local laws. Please see the NIO website for details.

Install the coin cell battery with the positive terminal facing down. After installing, align the battery's contacts, and then close the rear cover properly to ensure proper use of the key fob.

You can unlock or lock the vehicle with the lock button on the center console.

When the vehicle is fully unlocked and all doors are closed, press the lock button on the center console to lock the vehicle. The center display will display the locked status of the vehicle, and the LED on the button will light up green.

When the vehicle is fully locked (not from the outside) or only the driver’s door is unlocked, press the lock button on the center console to unlock the vehicle. The center display will display the unlocked status of the vehicle, and the LED on the button will go off.

Emergency Unlocking/Locking the Vehicle from Outside

When the vehicle cannot be unlocked or locked using the above conventional methods from the outside, you can use the physical emergency key to unlock or lock the driver's door.

When the battery of the vehicle is depleted, the physical emergency key can only lock the driver's door. If you want to lock the other doors, toggle down the door lock hole, and simply close the door to lock it. However, in such a situation, the door cannot be opened from the outside.

Emergency Unlocking from Inside

When the whole vehicle is locked, if you need to open the door in an emergency (such as when the door handle electronic switch fails, or the vehicle is soaked in water), pull the mechanical switch on the inner door handle once to open the corresponding side door.

Driver Easy Entry

You can set the most convenient exit position on the center display: When the vehicle is stationary and put in P gear, and when you open the driver's door intending to get off the vehicle, the driver seat will automatically move to the exit position you set (including the vertical and horizontal position of the seat cushion, and the angle of the backrest), and the steering wheel will automatically move to the topmost position to provide you with convenient access for you to get off, and to get on next time.

You can turn this feature on/off on the center display: Enter the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Position Adjustment > Seat > Driver > Driver Easy Entry. You and the authorized users can set up exit positions under your respective accounts. After manually adjusting the exit position for the driver seat, tap Position Adjustment > Seat > Driver > Seat Position Memory > Exit Position, and the current position setting will be saved under this account. Every time the driver's door is opened or the seat belt is released (can be set up on the center display), the driver's seat will automatically move to the exit position saved under this account.

Front Passenger Easy Entry

When the vehicle is stationary and put in P gear, and when you open the front passenger door, the front passenger seat will automatically move to the default position to provide the front passenger with an easy entry and exit.

You can turn this feature on/off on the center display: Enter the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Position Adjustment > Seat > Passenger > Front Passenger Easy Entry. There are two settings for Easy Entry:

• Exit: By unfastening the seat belt or opening the front passenger door (which can be set up on the center display), the seat will automatically move to the default position; when the passenger gets on the vehicle and closes the front passenger door, the seat does not move and remains in the position it was when the passenger got off the last time.

• Exit+Entry: By unfastening the seat belt or opening the front passenger door, the seat will automatically move to the default position; when the passenger gets on the vehicle and closes the front passenger door, the seat will automatically move to the regular position set under the corresponding account (to be set up on the center display under Front Passenger Seat > Position Memory).

Opening and Closing the Liftgate by Pressing the Button

When you carry the Smart Key, lightly press the button on the handle of the liftgate to open it.

During the opening of the liftgate, press+hold the liftgate button for a few seconds, and the height of the liftgate at that moment can be automatically memorized.

Your vehicle is equipped with a one-button liftgate closing feature.

Press the button on the liftgate to automatically close and lock the liftgate, and you will hear a click sound to confirm the closure.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate with the Center Display

Swipe right on the left edge of the center display to enter the Quick Access interface, then tap Rear Trunk to open the liftgate.

Opening the liftgate: Press+hold Press+Hold to Open, and the liftgate will open automatically.

Closing the liftgate: Press+hold Press+Hold to Close, and the liftgate will close automatically.

During the opening or closing of the liftgate, tap the liftgate opening or closing button, and the movement will stop.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate with the Smart Key

Opening the liftgate: Press+hold the liftgate button on the Smart Key, and the liftgate will open automatically.

Closing the liftgate: Press+hold the liftgate button on the Smart Key, and the liftgate will close automatically.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate in the Mobile App

When the vehicle is put in P gear and the doors are closed, you can open the My Vehicle interface in the NIO mobile App, and tap the Rear Trunk button to open the liftgate. It will prompt you that rear trunk has been opened. Tap the highlighted Rear Trunk button again to close the rear trunk. If it is blocked during the closing process, it will prompt you that the rear trunk has failed to close.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate by a Kicking Action

When your hands are occupied or it is inconvenient for you to take out the key, you can open the liftgate by kicking under the rear bumper.

In the middle of the rear bumper, lift a foot up close to the rear bumper and kick the forefoot into the rear bumper at least 10 centimeters deep, then retract quickly to open the liftgate; or sweep your forefoot sideways from one side to the other at least 10 centimeters below the rear bumper to open the liftgate.

You must have your mobile Bluetooth key or Smart Key with you to open the liftgate with a kicking action.

To avoid accidental opening caused by someone near the rear trunk, you can enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the center display, tap Doors and Windows Lock > Hands-Free Liftgate, and turn off the liftgate kick open/close feature.

This feature may be temporarily disabled in situations that include but are not limited to the following:

• Frequent opening and closing.

• Extended kicking time.

• The kicking is not within the valid detection range.

If the liftgate does not respond, wait a few seconds and try again, or use other methods to open or close the liftgate.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate Manually

If the liftgate is not opened/closed properly, you need to manually open/close the liftgate in a slow and smooth motion.

Anti-pinch Protection of the Liftgate

Your vehicle is equipped with liftgate anti-pinch protection.

If an obstacle restricts the movement of the liftgate during automatic opening or closing, the opening or closing motion will stop and the anti-pinch feature will be activated.

• The opening process is interrupted, the liftgate stops and you will hear a prolonged audible warning.

• The closing process is interrupted, the liftgate stops, a prolonged audible warning, and the liftgate rises again for a certain distance.

Charging Process

1. Put the vehicle in Park, press the charge port cover to open it, or swipe right on the main page of the center display to enter Quick Access and tap Charge Port, and the charge port cover will automatically open. The indicator of the charge port will light up white steadily.

   

   Caution 充电口饰板旋转运动过程中请勿用力拨动，以免损坏充电口饰板。打开充电口盖时请确保已关闭车辆高压电源。

   Do not forcefully adjust the charge port cover when it is active or open. Doing so may damage the cover.

2. Check whether the charging connector and charging equipment are in good condition, align the charger to the charge port of the vehicle, then the charger and the charge port will start matching: if the indicator of the charge port flashes and then lights up blue, the charge port is working properly; if the matching fails or times out, the indicator of the charge port will flash blue and then go out, and you will need to connect the charger again.

   

3. Turn the charging equipment on and start charging. You can tap Battery on the Settings page of the center display or use the mobile app to check the current charging status. The indicator of the charge port should be blue during charging to indicate that it is charging.

4. If you are to manually stop charging midway, tap Battery on the Settings page of the center display after the vehicle is fully unlocked to stop charging, and wait for the indicator of the charge port to light up green steadily to unplug the charger.

   When the charging is completed, press the unlock button of the charger before unplugging the charger.

   

   Caution 进行直流快充过程中，可先将车辆解锁，再长按充电口关闭按钮，即可手动停止充电。

   • In the process of DC fast charging, you can unlock the vehicle first, and then press+hold the OFF button at the charging port to manually stop charging.

   • When inserting and removing the charger, please face the charging socket. If the charger is stuck, try to lift it slightly. Do not forcibly shake the charger while inserting or removing it to prevent the charger or charging socket from being damaged.

   • During the charging process, do not forcefully pull out the charger directly. Otherwise, there may be sparks and smoke on the charging socket, endangering personal safety.

5. If the indicator of the charge port flashes red during charging, switch to another charging post and try again. If the indicator is still flashing red, stop charging immediately and contact the NIO Service Center.

   

6. After unplugging and putting away the charger, press down on the charge port cover, press the charge port close button, or tap Charge Port on the center display, and the charge port cover will be automatically closed.

   

   Note 使用蔚来家充桩充电时，充电口饰板将在充电枪从桩上拔下时自动打开，在充电枪从车辆拔下后自动关闭。如充电口饰板自动旋转关闭过程中卡滞在充电枪上，可长按5秒钟充电口关闭按钮，此时充电口饰板将自动打开。

   When you charge your vehicle using NIO Power Home, the charge port cover will automatically open if you remove the charger from the charging post and will automatically close if you remove the charger from your vehicle. If the charge port cover is stuck on the charger while rotating to close automatically, press+hold the close button for 5 seconds, and the charge port cover will open automatically.

On-Route Battery Warmup

The On-Route Battery Warmup function is enabled by default. You can go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and select to enter the Battery interface to disable the function. After this function is enabled, when the destination or waypoint in the navigation state is the charging station , the vehicle will automatically start the high voltage battery preconditioning on the premise that it can ensure arrival at the destination, so as to improve the charging efficiency. On-Route Battery Warmup only advances the battery warming step and does not waste additional charging energy.

In the navigation state, the On-Route Battery Warmup function will be automatically activated under the following conditions. The current preconditioning status will be displayed on the status bar at the top of the center display:

• The navigation destination or waypoint is a Charging Station , or a service area with a Charging Station .

• The driver is seated.

• The current remainder range is more than 120 km.

• The vehicle is not in ECO+ mode.

You can manually disable the On-Route Battery Warmup function by selecting "Disable This Time" (enabled by default next time) or "Keep Disabled".

This function will automatically deactivate the preconditioning process (the switch remains on) in one of the following conditions:

• Connect a charger.

• Turn off the navigation or stop navigating to the Charging Station .

• The current remainder range does not support a preconditioning to the destination with 20 km remaining.

• The vehicle enters ECO+ mode.

Manual Battery Warmup

The Manual Battery Warmup function is disabled by default. If you are familiar with the charging route and do not need to follow the navigation guide to the charging point, it is recommended to enter the Battery interface on the center display in a low temperature environment and enable the Manual Battery Warmup function. The vehicle will enable the high voltage battery preconditioning to improve charging efficiency. When starting Manual Battery Warmup, it is necessary to ensure that the ambient temperature is below 20 ℃ and the vehicle's remainder range is greater than 10 kilometers.

You can enable or disable the Manual Battery Warmup function on the center display . The status bar at the top of the center display shows the current preconditioning status.

This function will automatically deactivate the preconditioning process (the switch is off now) in one of the following conditions:

• Connect a charger.

• The On-Route Battery Warmup function is enabled.

• The battery has been warmed up to the set temperature and maintained for 1 hour.

• The vehicle enters ECO+ mode.

NIO Smart Charging

Feature can be activated in vehicle settings and will be remembered in this location.

Tibber Smart Charging

User needs to subscribe to the Tibber electricity contract and have a smart meter at home. Activation is possible with every AC charging station/home charging cable.

How does it work:

1. User subscribes to Tibber.

2. User is onboarded by Tibber, opens the App.

3. User activates the Power-Up "NIO" in the Tibber App.

4. User logs in once with the NIO credentials.

5. User sets the departure times per weekday day in Tibber App.

6. Vehicle charging at the Tibber Home location will be controlled by Tibber from now on.

7. User can always control the charging in the Tibber App. To stop Tibber from controlling your vehicle altogether - go to the Power-ups section in the Tibber app and disconnect the NIO Power-up. Or contact the Tibber support.

Specifically for problems (App doesn't work, charging doesn't work, etc...) or general questions (how do I sign up, when will my account be active, etc...), please direct them to the local Tibber.com, which redirects to the local website.

Go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Lights > Exterior Lighting. Press Front Fog Lights and Rear Fog Lights to turn on/off the corresponding lights.

Alternatively, swipe right from the left of the center display to enter the Quick Access interface, and press Front Fog Lights and Rear Fog Lights to turn on/off the corresponding lights.

Auto Control of Reading Lights

When you unlock the whole vehicle or open any door (including the liftgate), the interior reading lights will automatically light up to illuminate the inside of the vehicle. The reading lights will be automatically turned off in one of the following situations, by then you can manually turn the reading lights on by touching the reading light touch switch on the roof:

• Driving

• Locking the vehicle from the outside

• 10 minutes after the door is opened

• 15 seconds after all doors are closed

Enter the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Lights > Interior Lighting > Auto Reading Lights to control the automatic turning on of the reading lights.

Manual Control of Reading Lights

You can turn the interior reading lights on manually to provide lasting illumination for the passenger compartment for you to tidy up, and read maps or documents. There are touch switches to control the reading lights on the roof. By touching the reading light switch, you can control the turning on/off of each reading light separately. There is also a master switch on the center display for controlling all the reading lights. You can enter the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Lights > Interior Lighting > Reading Lights to turn all interior reading lights on/off at the same time with this master switch.

When you lock the vehicle from the outside (using the smart key or mobile app feature), all interior reading lights will be turned off at the same time.

There is a puddle light under each of the four vehicle doors, providing convenience for entry and exit at night; there are also two puddle lights on the liftgate to help you see the ground conditions clearly (such as mud pits, water puddles, etc.) when putting things away.

By opening the door or liftgate, the corresponding puddle light will be turned on. The puddle light will go out 10 minutes after the door is opened, or when the door is closed.

The vehicle is equipped with adjustable smart ambient lighting on the door panels, storage, and floor. You can choose your favorite ambient lighting effect to create a pleasant driving experience.

After you are seated, you can enable the ambient lighting feature on the center display. The vehicle will show the default ambient lighting effect in the current drive mode; go to the Settings page from the bottom of the center display, and tap Lights > Ambient Lighting to select the color and brightness for the ambient lighting of different position (main colors, auxiliary colors, and floor). This setting will be saved in your personal settings. You can also set different ambient lighting modes, such as Breathing and Rhythmic. This setting will be saved on the center display.

The interior ambient lighting is also linked with the Door Open Warning (DOW) feature. When any door is about to be opened, the ambient lighting on the corresponding side will turn red.

When the vehicle is activated and verified for the first time, the owner’s account will be linked to the key fob by default. When the vehicle is unlocked with one of the key fobs, the vehicle will log into the owner’s account automatically.

Owner can also link an authorized user account to a smart key fob by managing the key fob in the NIO app. When an authorized user unlocks the vehicle using a key fob, the vehicle will log into the linked user’s account automatically. You can view and delete accounts linked to the key fobs on the NIO app. After linking or unlinking a account successfully, the vehicle owner and the account owner will receive a message and an app notification.

Authorization by Owner

You can tap Profile Photo > Account Settings on the Settings page of the NIO APP or in the upper left corner of the center display, and then enter the gesture password of your vehicle to go to the authorization management page.

You can authorize a user and set related authorized features by entering his/her NIO APP user name. Up to nine users can be authorized. After setting the user’s authorization, you can tap the profile photo or user name of the authorized user to view the user’s detailed information and authorized features (such as media, video and safe box). If the current authorization is active, you can also edit the range of authorized access or disable the user’s authorization. An authorized user can only access authorized features, and cannot manage authorization or set the guest mode.

After the vehicle is locked, if you unlock the vehicle using your smart key, the vehicle will automatically log in to the owner’s account.

Unlocking by an Authorized User

An authorized user can unlock the vehicle using his/her NFC key or NIO APP. To view the account information and authorized features of an authorized user, tap his/her profile photo on the center display:

• NFC unlocking: Open the NFC key App on the mobile phone and place it close to the center area of vehicle body on the left side.

• Remote unlocking by NIO APP: Tap “Door Locks” on the “My Vehicle” page in NIO APP.

Adjusting the Seat Position via Buttons

The driver seat has 16 electrically adjustable positions, including four for lumbar support.

1. Front Inclination Angle Adjustment of the Seat Cushion

   Rotate the button to adjust the seat cushion's front inclination angle.

   Adjusting the Seat Forward and Backward

   Toggle the button back and forth to move the seat forward or backward.

   Seat Height Adjustment

   To raise or lower the seat, toggle the center portion of this button up or down.

   Seat Cushion Length Adjustment

   

   To adjust the length of the seat cushion, press this button on the matching end.

2. Backrest Adjustment

   Toggle the upper end of this button back and forth to adjust the reclining of the seat backrest.

3. Lumbar Support Adjustment

   To adjust the lumbar support, press the up, down, left, or right button.

   Custom Comfort Button

   Press the Middle button to turn on or off the comfort feature; press+hold the Middle button to save the seat's current comfort options.

Controlling the Seat on the Center Display

You can control the movement of the driver's seat on the center display.

On the driver's seat control interface of the center display, tap the Position, Backrest and Cushion control arrows to adjust the position of the driver's seat, the reclining of the backrest and the position of the seat cushion respectively.

The center display provides six position options: Driving position, rest position, exit position, other position, alternate position and reclining position. Every position needs to be set up by you, with the exception of the reclining position.

Setting up a Memory Position as follows:

Enter the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Position Adjustment > Seat > Driver to set up the position of the driver's seat on this interface.

You can adjust the seat position through the seat buttons or on the center display to set up personalized positions in different scenarios by pressing the Drive/Rest/Exit/Alternate/Other button on the interface, and the settings will be saved under the corresponding user account. When you need to update a set position, adjust the seat and save it again.

Recommended Sitting Posture and Seat Position for the Driver

To minimize potential risks and ensure your safety, please adjust the seat as follows before driving:

• Move the seat back and forth into a position where you can easily floor the accelerator and brake pedals.

• Adjust the seat backrest so that you can sit straight and fit your back completely on the backrest, but the backrest must not recline too much.

• Adjust the height of the seat to an appropriate position where you can comfortably put both hands on the steering wheel.

• Adjust the steering wheel so that there is at least 25cm of distance between your chest and the steering wheel.

• Adjust the headrest so that the center of the headrest is flush with your eyes.

• Place the middle part of the seat belt between your neck and shoulder. Fit the lap belt tightly across your hip joints (not abdomen).

Adjusting the Seat Position via Buttons

The front passenger seat can be electrically adjusted to 16 positions, including 4 positions for lumbar support.

1. Front Inclination Angle Adjustment of the Seat Cushion

   Rotate the button to adjust the seat cushion's front inclination angle.

   Adjusting the Seat Forward and Backward

   Toggle the button back and forth to move the seat forward or backward.

   Seat Height Adjustment

   To raise or lower the seat, toggle the center portion of this button up or down.

   Seat Cushion Length Adjustment

   

   To adjust the length of the seat cushion, press this button on the matching end.

2. Backrest Adjustment

   Toggle the upper end of the button back and forth to adjust the reclining of the backrest.

3. Lumbar Support Adjustment

   To adjust the lumbar support, press the up, down, left, or right button.

   Custom Comfort Button

   Press the middle button to turn on or off the comfort feature; press+hold the middle button to save the seat's current comfort settings.

Adjusting the Seat Position via Buttons

The front passenger seat can be electrically adjusted to 16 positions, including 4 positions for lumbar support.

1. Footrest Adjustment

   To adjust the opening of the footrest, toggle the center of the button up or down.

   

2. Adjusting the Seat Forward and Backward

   Toggle the button back and forth to move the seat forward or backward.

   Seat Height Adjustment

   To raise or lower the seat, toggle the center portion of this button up or down.

   Leg Support Adjustment

   To expand or retract the leg support, press the button on the matching end.

   

3. Backrest Adjustment

   Toggle the upper end of the button back and forth to adjust the reclining of the backrest.

4. Lumbar Support Adjustment

   To adjust the lumbar support, press the up, down, left, or right button.

   Custom Comfort Button

   Press the middle button to turn on or off the comfort feature; press+hold the middle button to save the seat's current comfort settings.

5. One-click Comfort

   To shift the seat to the zero-gravity position, press the button once. Press the button to pause while the seat is moving, then press again to resume.

   To return the seat to its initial position, press+hold the button.

Controlling the Seat on the Center Display

You can control the front passenger seat on the center display.

On the front passenger seat control interface, tap the control arrows for Position, Backrest and Footrest to adjust the front passenger seat position, the reclining of the backrest and the seat cushion position respectively.

The center display provides six options: The default position, regular position, rest, relaxation, zero gravity and alternate position. You can set the regular position, rest and alternate position as needed, but zero gravity is only available for vehicles with the optional lounge seat.

Setting up a Memory Position as follows:

Go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Position Adjustment > Seat > Front Passenger, and configure the position of the front passenger seat on this interface.

After adjusting the seat position through buttons or on the center display, you can press the button Regular/Rest/Alternate on the interface to set up personalized positions in different scenes and save the modified settings to the corresponding user's personal account. When you need to update a set position, adjust the seat and save it again.

Controlling the Seat on the Rear Control Display

Rear passengers can control the front passenger seat on the rear control display.

On the rear control display, swipe down from the top to enter the Quick Access interface, and tap Stow Front Passenger Seat or Restore Front Passenger Seat.

Recommended Sitting Posture and Seat Position for the Front Passenger

To minimize potential risks and ensure your safety, please adjust the seat as follows before driving:

• Move the seat forward or backward to a position where you can place your feet in the footwell.

• Adjust the seat backrest so that you can sit straight and fit your back completely on the backrest, but the backrest must not recline too much.

• Adjust the headrest so that its center is flush with your eyes.

• Place the middle part of the seat belt between your neck and shoulder. Fit the lap belt tightly across your hip joints (not abdomen).

Toggle the upper end of this button back and forth to adjust the reclining of the seat backrest.

Recommended Sitting Posture and Seat Position for the Rear Passengers

To minimize potential risks and ensure your safety, please adjust the seat as follows before driving:

• Lock the backrest in an upright position.

• Adjust the headrest so that its center is flush with your eyes.

• Adjust the seat backrest so that you can sit straight and fit your back completely on the backrest, but the backrest must not recline too much.

• Place your feet in the footwell in front of the rear seats.

• Place the middle part of the seat belt between your neck and shoulder, and tightly wrap the lap part of the seat belt around your hip joint (not your abdomen).

• When driving with children in your vehicle, use appropriate child safety seats to protect children. See the chapter on child safety seats for details.

Reclining the Backrest of the Rear Seat

Pull the mechanical handle of the seat backrest to unlock the backrest and then turn the backrest flat forward to recline the seat backrest.

Front Seat Headrest Adjustment

Press the side button of the front seat headrest to manually adjust the headrest upward/downward/forward/backward.

Rear Seat Headrest Adjustment

Press the right button underneath the headrest to raise and lower the headrest. A "click" sound indicates that the headrest is securely locked in place after reaching the desired position.

The seat headrest is not intended for use in its lowest position. Prior to use, it is necessary to raise and securely lock the headrest in place.

The massage will stop automatically if the massage mode is not changed after 20 minutes.

Door Storage

Each door has a storage compartment located at the lower part, designed for storing items. It is equipped with door storage lighting, which illuminates the storage space during nighttime, low light conditions, or when the position lights are turned on.

Cup Holder

The central armrest features two cup holders specifically designed for holding beverages.

Center Console Open Storage

The open storage area under the center console can be used for temporary storage of some non-essential items, and a 12V power supply at the back can be used to charge the passengers' electronic devices.

Rear Doors

The rear seats of the vehicle feature convenient storage spaces. There are storage spaces located on both sides of the rear doors, suitable for holding beverages or other items. These storage spaces are equipped with door storage lighting, to illuminate during nighttime, low-light conditions, or when the position lights are turned on.

There are coat hooks located beside both rear doors, allowing for the tidy placement of clothing items.

Rear Central Armrest

When the rear middle seat is unoccupied, you can fold down the central armrest on the backrest to reveal the cup holders and additional storage space.

The storage provides a USB Type-C port for charging mobile devices. If the optional N-BOX feature is installed, the storage will not be equipped with any USB Type-C ports.

Storage Box Mode

The safety storage box is in the Storage Box Mode by default. In this mode, the safety storage box is not locked, and its flip cover can be opened through the buttons on the left and right sides of the central armrest:

1. Storage box buttons

   Press the button to open the flip cover. It can be used to store mobile phones, tissues and other items (both left and right buttons can open the cover).

2. Storage box USB Type C port (60W)

   High-speed transmission port for charging mobile devices, not supporting data transmission.

3. Storage box USB Type A port (2.5W)

   Ordinary transmission port for data transmission such as USB media audio source, Digital Video Recorder (DVR) video export, microphone access, etc.

1. Storage box buttons

   Press the button to open the flip cover. It can be used to store mobile phones, tissues and other items (both left and right buttons can open the cover).

2. Storage box USB Type C port (60W)

   High-speed transmission port for connecting AR glasses and charging mobile devices, not supporting data transmission.

3. Storage box USB Type C port (60W)

   High-speed transmission port for connecting AR glasses and charging mobile devices, not supporting data transmission.

Safe Box Mode

Swipe right on the main interface of the center display to enter the Quick Access interface, and tap Safe Box. When the Safe Mode is turned on for the first time, a pop-up window for setting the password will pop up on the center display, and you need to set a password to finish setting up Safe Box Mode.

Once set, you need to enter the password on the center display to unlock the safety storage box, then you can open the flip cover through the buttons on both sides of the central armrest.

Mode Switch

To switch between the two modes of the safety storage box: Enter the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Security > Armrest Box to switch between Storage Box Mode and Safe Box Mode.

Load Retaining Ring

The load retaining ring is used to tie nets or ropes to secure items. There are two on each side of the rear trunk.

Rear Trunk 12V Power Supply

The 12V power supply is located on the left side of the rear trunk and can provide power to external devices as needed.

Towing Accessory

The vehicle towing kit is a spherical coupling with the national standard ECR R55, which can support towing accessories (such as trailer, caravan, bicycle).

The spherical coupling is designed to support a vertical load of up to 75 kg. When carrying bicycles or other items in the towing device, always check to ensure that the maximum weight is not exceeded. When calculating the weight, please remember to include the weight of the accessory bracket. For example, if the weight of the carrier is 14 kg, it is sufficient to carry two bicycles with a weight of about 20 kg each or four bicycles with a weight of about 10 kg each for the weight threshold.

Towing a trailer and carrying accessories will increase the weight and resistance of the vehicle, so the driving range may be significantly reduced with a trailer. Although the vehicle range calculator tries to adjust the range estimate according to the Trailer Mode, the actual energy consumption may vary. You need to plan your travel distance and destination reasonably.

To install and use the accessory bracket, the towing device must be connected. Then follow the instructions provided with the accessory bracket. You need to comply with all regulations and legal requirements applicable to carrying accessories. The vehicle towing kit includes the wiring of the lights required for the accessory bracket.

When towing accessories, verify regularly that the accessory bracket and its goods are always in a safe state, and also verify that the lights on the accessories work properly (if any).

Towing Capacity

The total weight of the trailer (including all goods and additional equipment) and the carrying capacity of the tow hitch shall not exceed the following values:

The tow hitch carrying weight is the downward force exerted by the trailer weight on the tow hitch. It shall not be less than 4% of the trailer load. Loading a large number of equipment, passengers or goods in the trailer can reduce the towing weight that it can bear, which will also reduce the maximum towing capacity. Assuming that the trailer load does not exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), the maximum towing capacity can be calculated. GVWR is printed on the vehicle nameplate.

If you drive a tractor with a C6 driver's license, you must ensure that the total mass, including the mass of the tractor and trailer, is less than (not including) 4,500 kg.

Tire Pressure During Towing

The tire pressure must be adjusted to adapt to the additional load for towing. Keep the tire inflated to 290 kPa. The maximum permitted uphill slope is 12% for towing.

Operations Before Towing

Before towing, the following operations must be performed:

• Inflate the tire to the specified cold tire inflation pressure for towing.

• Make sure you understand and comply with all local regulations and legal requirements for towing.

• Adjust the rearview mirror to provide a clear view behind you that avoids obvious blind spots.

• Enable Trailer Mode in the center display.

Confirm the following:

• The tractor driver must hold a C6 driver's license.

• The vehicle needs to be level when connecting to the towing device. If the front of the vehicle is tilted upward and the rear is tilted downwards, please confirm that the maximum towing capacity and tow hitch carrying weight provided in the "Towing Capacity" table are not exceeded.

• All towing device components, accessories, and electrical connectors (if any) are in good condition, and are connected correctly. Do not tow if there are any obvious problems.

• The trailer lights (brake lights, turn signal lights and marker lights) work properly.

• The towing tongue is firmly connected to the towing ball.

• All items inside the vehicle are secure in place.

• You may use wheel chocks.

• The towing load is evenly distributed so that the weight on the towing tongue is about 4% of the total towing weight and does not exceed the maximum bearing weight of the towing tongue provided in the "Towing Capacity" table.

Trailer Mode

Before towing, please shift to the P gear, go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driving and Parking > Tow Hitch. This will extend the tow hitch. When a trailer is towed, Trailer Mode must always be active. When you connect the trailer's electrical harness, the vehicle will enable Trailer Mode after you confirm. Trailer Mode is deactivated when the trailer's electrical harness is disconnected. To manually enable or exit Trailer Mode, go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Driving and Parking > Trailer Mode. One of the following indicators is displayed on the instrument panel at this time:

Icon	Description
	The vehicle has detected the connection of the trailer lights, but Trailer Mode is not activated. The vehicle may already have an accessory connected.
	The vehicle has detected an electrical connection fault with the trailer lights. Some or all of the trailer lights may be faulty. To ensure your safety, pull over as soon as possible and check the wiring or connection of the trailer lights for faults. If the problem has been resolved but the red icon is still on, please try turning off Trailer Mode and then turning it on again.

Instructions for Towing

Your vehicle is mainly designed as a passenger vehicle. Towing a trailer puts an additional load on the vehicle's motor, transmission, brakes, tires and suspension and significantly reduces its range. If you decide to tow a trailer, please drive carefully and follow the following guidelines:

• Reduce your driving speed and avoid sudden maneuvers. When a trailer is towed, the steering, stability, turning radius, stopping distance and braking performance are different from those without a trailer.

• Keep at least twice the distance from the vehicle in front of you as when you are not pulling a trailer. This helps to avoid situations requiring emergency braking. Sudden braking may cause skidding or bottoming out and loss of control.

• Avoid sharp turns, which may cause the trailer to contact the vehicle and cause damage. Since the wheels of the trailer are closer to the inside of the turn than the wheels of the vehicle, the turn radius must be larger to prevent the trailer from hitting the curb, road signs, trees or other objects.

• Check the trailer lights and turn lights regularly to verify that they continue to work properly.

• Verify regularly that any items inside the vehicle are safe.

• Verify regularly that the trailer brake works properly.

• Avoid parking on a slope.

• Verify regularly that all towing parts have been firmly tightened.

• When a trailer is hitched, the LED taillight of the trailer may flash very slightly, which is normal.

• People are not allowed to ride in the trailer during towing.

• Place weight in the trailer near the axle as much as possible to reduce interference to the train set when swinging.

Trailer Parking

It is recommended not to park your vehicle on slopes with gradients exceeding 12%. If you have to park the vehicle on a slope, please place wheel chocks under the trailer wheels:

• One person depresses and holds the brake pedal;

• Another person places wheel chocks under the wheels on the downhill side;

• When the chocks are in place, release the brake pedal and ensure that the chocks can bear the weight of the vehicle and trailer (do not activate Autohold).

• Put the vehicle into the P gear and engage the parking brake.

Electrical Connection

All trailers are equipped with taillights, brake lights, side indicators and turn lights. In order to provide power for the trailer lighting, the towing device is equipped with a built-in 13-pin electrical connector. Inserting the trailer plug into the vehicle electrical connector will enable Trailer Mode after you confirm.

1. Left turn light (yellow)

2. Right fog light (blue)

3. Pin 1-8 grounding (white)

4. Right turn light (green)

5. Right taillight (brown)

6. Brake light (red)

7. Left taillight (black)

8. Reverse light (pink)

9. No output for now (orange)

10. 12V power output when the vehicle is awakened (gray)

11. Pin 10 grounding (black and white)

12. Reserved interface (light gray)

13. Pin 9 grounding (red and white)

Steering Wheel Position Adjustment

Enter the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Position Adjustment > Steering Wheel > Start Adjusting to adjust the position through the right buttons on the steering wheel. See Steering Wheel Position Adjustment.

Right Side Mirror Adjustment

Enter the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Start Adjustment to adjust the position of the right side mirror through the right buttons on the steering wheel. See Side Mirrors Position Adjustment.

Volume Adjustment

In scenarios such as answering calls, talking with NOMI, and playing multimedia, press the Up or Down button to adjust the volume, and press+hold the Down button to mute the sound.

In other scenarios where there is no need for volume adjusting, holding the Up button gives no response, and press+hold the Down button to mute the sound.

In the mute state, press the Up button to unmute.

Triggering the Custom Feature

Press+hold the Middle button on the right side of the steering wheel to trigger the custom feature. The default triggered feature is NOMI, and you can change the custom feature on the Settings interface by tapping Position Adjustment > Steering Wheel > Steering Wheel Customized Keys.

Control within an Immediate Task

When the incoming call reminder is displayed, you can answer or reject the call through the Left or Right button, and the Middle button is for confirming the selection.

Switching the Normal Menu

Press+hold the Left or Right button to enter the Switching Mode, in which you can press the Left or Right button to switch the order of the menus.

After pressing the Middle button, or after 3 seconds with no operation on the Left or Right button, the current menu will be selected automatically and the Switching Mode will be exited.

Controls within the Menu

When the instrument cluster shows the Media/Third-party Software, Estimated Range, Mileage, and Power Consumption menus, press the Left, Middle and Right buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to switch the media/third-party software type.

When the Media/Third-party Software menu is for Media: Left - previous track; Right - next track; Middle - play/pause

When the Media/Third-party Software menu is for Karaoke: Left - redo; Right - next track; Middle - play/pause

When the instrument cluster shows Team menu: Middle - sound record/send

Adjusting the Left Side Mirror

Go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Start Adjustment to adjust the position of the left side mirror through the left buttons on the steering wheel. See Side Mirrors Position Adjustment.

Adjusting the Driver Assistance Control

Middle button: Activate or exit Driver Assistance.

Up button: Increase the cruise speed.

Down button: Decrease the cruise speed.

Right button: Increase the following distance.

Left button: Decrease the following distance.

Press the Up or Down button: Increase/decrease the cruise speed by 5 km/h; Press+hold the Up or Down button: Increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h continuously (default).

Press the Left or Right button: Increase/decrease the following distance by 1 level; Level 1 represents the closest distance, while Level 5 represents the farthest distance.

When the optional N-BOX is not installed, 4 USB ports are provided in your vehicle, including one Type A port and three Type C ports.

When the optional N-BOX is installed, seven USB ports are provided in your vehicle, including one Type A port and six Type C ports.

• Center Console Open Storage

  Type A (2.5W) port: Used for exporting videos from the DVR and connecting a microphone or a USB speaker;

  

  Type C (60W) port: Used for connecting external devices, such as Switch game console, mobile screen projector, computer screen projector and onboard meeting device, and charging mobile devices;

  

• Safety Storage Box

  Type C (60W) port: Used for connecting AR glasses and charging mobile devices;

  

• Rear Control Display

  Type C (60W) port: Used for charging mobile devices;

  

• Rear Armrest Box Background Panel

  Type C (60W) port: Used for connecting AR glasses and charging mobile devices;

  

Front Windshield Wipers Manual Adjustment

Toggle the wiper control lever upwards to activate the wipers. The speed of the wipers increases with each level, reaching the maximum speed at level four. When the wiper control lever returns to its original position, the wipers stop moving.

Automatic Front Wiper

After the automatic front wiper feature is enabled, when the rain sensor detects rain, the wipers start to move; when the rain stops, the wipers stop moving.

The wiper speed changes automatically in response to vehicle speed and rainfall.

Toggle the wiper control lever downwards to activate automatic front wiper, and the instrument cluster indicates that Automatic front wiper is on. Toggle the lever downwards again to turn it off, and the instrument cluster indicates that Automatic front wiper is off.

Automatic Front Wiper Sensitivity Adjustment: Go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Doors and Windows Lock > Wipers > Front Wiper Sensitivity, and then select a level. The level of sensitivity increases with each level.

After the automatic rear wiper feature is activated, when the vehicle is in R gear, the rear wipers will also wipe if the front wipers are wiping. Also, the operation frequencies of the front and rear wipers are the same. After shifting to D or P gear, the rear wipers will stop moving.

To enable this feature, go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Doors and Windows Lock > Wipers > Auto Rear Wiper.

Cleaning the Front Windshield with Wipers

Single Wipe: Toggle the wiper control lever backward once to activate the front wipers to wipe once.

Spray and Wipe: Toggle and hold the wiper control lever backward, and the nozzles on the wiper arms spray water, while the wipers wipe slowly. Release the wiper control lever to stop spraying water. The wipers continue to wipe three times slowly, stop for two seconds, and then wipe once.

Clean Plus: Go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Doors and Windows Lock > Wipers > Clean Plus. After this feature is enabled, the wipers will wipe once more after spraying water. We recommend you turn off this feature in winter in northern regions.

Rear Wiper Wipe: Toggle the wiper control lever forward once to activate the rear wipers to wipe slowly. Toggle it forward again to stop the rear wipers.

Rear Wiper Spray and Wipe: Toggle and hold the wiper control lever forward, and water will be sprayed from the top of the rear windshield, while the rear wipers wipe slowly; release the wiper control lever, and the water spray stops but the wipers continue to wipe three times slowly.

Front Windshield Wiper Rest Area Heating

The front windshield wiper rest area has a heating feature.

1. Controls on Center Display

   • When the ambient temperature is 5°C or below, turn on the Auto Defogging from the Air Conditioning interface on the center display, and the wiper rest area starts to heat up. When you turn off the Auto Defogging, the wiper rest area stops heating.

   • When the ambient temperature is above 5°C, the wiper rest area will stop heating.

2. App Control

   • When the ambient temperature is 5℃ or below, tap the One Touch Snow Removal on the App, then the wiper rest area will start to heat up. When you turn off the One Touch Snow Removal, the wiper rest area will stop heating.

   • When the ambient temperature is above 5°C, the wiper rest area will stop heating.

Automatic Heating of Side Mirrors and Windshield

Go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors, and enable the automatic heating feature for the side mirrors and rear windshield. When the front windshield wipers are activated while driving on rainy days, the heating feature will be automatically enabled to remove fog on the side mirrors and rear windshield.

Automatic Heating of Side Mirrors and Windshield

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap on the Position Adjustment > Rearview Mirrors interface, and turn on the automatic heating function of the side mirrors and rear windshield. When the front windshield wipers are turned on while driving on rainy days, the heating function will be turned on automatically to help remove fog on the side mirrors and rear windshield.

Control Bar

You can control the temperature and airflow distribution in your vehicle through the climate control bar at the bottom of the center display.

1. Home

   Tap to return to the Home interface.

2. Settings

   Tap to go to the list of settings.

3. Switching Between Recirculating Air and Outside Air

   The current air flow mode is displayed. You can tap to select the following three modes in sequence: Recirculation , Automatic Recirculation or Outside Air , and Outside Air .

   With automatic recirculation or outside air mode, if air pollution is serious, outside air will be turned off automatically and switched to recirculation to realize automatic control of air quality in the vehicle.

4. Driver Side Temperature Display

   The target temperature on the driver side is displayed. You may tap on it to enter the temperature control panel.

   Swiping left or right adjusts the target temperature. The adjustment range on the driver side is 15-31 ℃.

   You can also press the arrow to adjust the target temperature. Each time you press the arrow, the temperature can be adjusted by 0.5 ℃.

   Select SYNC to adjust the air conditioning temperature for the front and rear passengers together with the driver side. Manually adjusting the temperature on the front passenger side or in the rear row will exit SYNC mode.

5. Air Conditioning Inlet and Air Volume Regulation

   The ON/OFF status of the air conditioning is displayed. Tap to expand or collapse the Climate Control Panel.

   Press+hold and slide to adjust the level of the front fan speed. There are eight levels, 0-8, where 0 turns off the air conditioning for the whole vehicle.

6. Front Passenger Side Temperature Display

   The target temperature on the front passenger side is displayed. You may tap on it to enter the temperature control panel.

   Swiping left or right adjusts the target temperature. The adjustment range on the front passenger side is 15-31 ℃.

   You can also press the arrow to adjust the target temperature. Each time you press the arrow, the temperature can be adjusted by 0.5 ℃.

7. Front Windshield Defrosting/Defogging

   When the front windshield defrosting/defogging feature is turned on, the manual air conditioning (A/C) mode is turned on at the same time, the air distribution mode is defrosting mode, and the air circulation is switched to the automatic recirculation/outside air mode.

   If the outside of the front windshield is foggy, it is recommended to turn on the wipers and automatic climate control; if the inside of the front windshield is foggy, it is recommended to turn on defogging for the front windshield. After the fog is cleared, switch to automatic climate control and turn on auto defogging for the air conditioning.

   Go to the Air Conditioning interface in the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap , and turn on Auto Defogging. Front windshield defogging will be turned on automatically when the inside of the front windshield is about to become foggy or slightly foggy.

8. Application Center

   Applications in the center display of the vehicle.

9. Volume Adjustment

   The default volume is 50%. Tap and then slide left or right to adjust the volume.

   Press+hold to mute, and press+hold again to unmute, and return to the volume before the mute state.

Climate Control Panel

To access the Climate Control Panel, tap the air conditioning button on the control bar at the bottom of the center display. You can set the front and rear air conditioning's air volume, temperature, airflow direction and other features by switching to the front or rear Climate Control Panel.

Icon	Name	Feature
	Air Conditioning Main Switch	It controls the ON/OFF of the air conditioning throughout the vehicle;
	Rear Row Air Conditioning Switch	It controls the ON/OFF of the rear row air conditioning;
	Steering Wheel Heating	It controls the heating of the steering wheel;
	Cooling, Heating and Ventilation Switch	Turn on the A/C, and the whole vehicle's air conditioning cools or heats; Turn off the A/C, and the whole vehicle's air conditioning enters ventilation mode;
	Strong Cooling	When activated, the whole vehicle's air conditioning enters maximum cooling mode;
	Strong Heating	When activated, the whole vehicle's air conditioning enters maximum heating mode;
	Front Windshield Defrosting and Defogging	When activated, it removes fog from the interior of the front windshield;
	Rear Windshield Heating	When activated, the rear windshield begins to heat up, and it will be turned off automatically after 15 minutes;
	Air Conditioning Temperature Adjustment	It adjusts the air conditioning temperature within the range of 15-31℃;
	Air Conditioning Air Volume Adjustment	It adjusts the air conditioning air volume within the range of level 0-8;
	Window Blowing Mode	The air conditioning vents direct air to the front windshield;
	Face Blowing Mode	The air conditioning vents direct air to the upper body of the passenger;
	Foot Blowing Mode	The air conditioning vents direct air to the lower body of the passenger;
	Air Conditioning Comfort Panel Access Keys	Tap to access the Settings interface for Ionizer, Auto Defogging, AC Deodorization and other features.
Auto	Automatic Mode	In this mode, the temperature, air volume, airflow direction of the front and rear rows' air conditioning, and the recirculation/outside air mode will be adjusted automatically according to the temperature preset.
SYNC	SYNC	In SYNC mode, the vehicle's temperature will synchronize with the driver's setting.

Front Row Air Conditioning Vents and Adjustment

The air vents in the front row of the vehicle are situated at the following locations: The front windshield, the instrument cluster, and the leg space beneath the instrument cluster.

1. Defrosting air vent at front windshield

2. Face blowing air vent at instrument cluster

3. Foot blowing air vent under instrument cluster

To adjust the air vent at the front row instrument cluster, do as follows:

Press+hold the blowing area on the Climate Control Panel of the center display and then slide up or down to control the vertical angle, and slide left and right to control the horizontal angle.

In Free mode, double-click the vent position in the center display to close the corresponding vent. However, at least one vent must be left open.

Rear Row Air Conditioning Vents and Adjustment

The air vents in the rear row of the vehicle are situated at the following locations: The bottom of the rear control display and the front passenger and driver's seats.

1. Rear row face blowing air vents

2. Rear row foot blowing air vents

To adjust the rear row air vent, do as follows:

Press+hold the vent on the center display or the rear control display, and then slide up or down to control the vertical angle, and slide left and right to control the horizontal angle.

In Free mode, double-click the air conditioning vent in the center display to close the corresponding vent. However, at least one vent must be left open.

Rear passengers can use the rear control display to control the rear air conditioning.

Tips for Using Air Conditioning

• Make sure that the vent grille of the air conditioning is not blocked by foreign objects (leaves, snow, etc.).

• If the vehicle has been parked in direct sunlight, opening the windows while running the air conditioning can create airflow, facilitating rapid cooling.

PM2.5 Air Purification

On the center display, you can view the current air quality inside the vehicle at the upper right corner. Simply tap on it to switch to the corresponding air purification mode.

Ionizer

Go to the air conditioning Comfort Adjustment interface in the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap to turn on Ionizer to generate negative ions while purifying the air, thereby further improving the air comfort in the vehicle.

AC Deodorization

If the air conditioning cooling is turned on in hot weather, some condensate may remain in the climate control system when parking. Go to the air conditioning Comfort Adjustment interface in the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap to enable AC Deodorization. When you leave and lock your vehicle, if the system detects the residual condensate in the climate control system, it will turn on the fan automatically and run it at the maximum air volume to keep the evaporator and air pipe dry, thereby reducing the risk of bacteria breeding in the humid environment.

You can select one of the two drying levels: Standard (the fan works for about 3 minutes continuously) and Strong (the fan works for about 20 minutes continuously).

This feature increases energy consumption in certain circumstances, so make sure that you plan your trip properly or turn the feature off if necessary.

Remaining Life of Air Filter Element

After replacing the air filter element, go to the air conditioning Comfort Adjustment interface in the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap , and select Air Filter Element Life Timer to reset the filter element service life timer.

Nap Mode

You and your family can fall asleep to the sounds of nature in the vehicle and wake up to a soft alarm to embrace a beautiful world.

You or your authorized users can enter the application launcher to open the Tide > Nap page where sound scenarios and alarm time for the nap can be set and memorized for the specific account.

• Nap by Time: You can set a nap countdown to wake you up at the set time. You can also choose to continue or end the nap upon the alarm.

• Nap by Charge: If the vehicle is in the DC charging process, you can set a battery level within the charging limit to have a nap until the set level is reached.

• More settings are provided, including volumes and timed playback of sleep aid sounds, alarm clock sounds and volumes, and seat position restoration switch upon the end of nap.

• Set sleep aid sound scenarios.

After the vehicle enters the Nap Mode, the in-vehicle lighting will be turned off, with windows and doors closed and locked, the climate control will be automatically set to the temperature comfortable for a nap, and the air purifier will be automatically turned on. If you sit in a front seat, the seat will automatically move to the relax position (if set previously) or the default position. NOMI will enter the Do Not Disturb Mode to create a relaxing atmosphere for you. After the nap ends, the vehicle will restore the settings before the nap.

Meditation Mode

The Meditation Mode provides an immersive experience to give your brain break, so that you can feel your inner self and your surroundings and reduce your physical and mental exhaustion.

You or your authorized users can enter the application launcher to open the Tide > Meditation page where sound scenarios and sound volumes for the meditation can be set and memorized for the specific account.

After the vehicle enters the Meditation Mode, the in-vehicle lighting will be turned off, with windows and doors closed and locked, the climate control will be automatically set to the temperature comfortable for meditation, and the air purifier will be automatically turned on. NOMI will enter the Do Not Disturb Mode to create an immersive and quiet atmosphere for you. After the meditation ends, the vehicle will restore the settings before the meditation.

Breathing Mode

The Breathing Mode helps you learn how to breathe properly, calm yourself down, and relieve stress.

You or your authorized users can enter the application launcher to open the Tide > Breathing page where breathing scenarios and background sound scenarios and volumes can be set and memorized for the specific account.

You can go to the Media interface from the main page of the center display to select the program for listening to music:

• Select "Tidal" to discover and listen to your favorite music. You can also use it to build a library of your preferred songs or albums.

• Insert a USB flash disk into the USB port in your vehicle to play the music in the USB flash disk.

• After a mobile device is connected to your vehicle's Bluetooth, you can select "Bluetooth Music" to play the music in the mobile device.

You can go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Sound to set the volume for media music. Select "Sound Mode" to set the sound field effect in the passenger compartment. If necessary (for example, when a child is sleeping in the rear row), the rear mute function can be turned on.

Dolby Atmos provides a finely tuned, balanced audio experience with an optimal music listening configuration for inside of the vehicle. As a result, the vehicle becomes an ideal immersive space for enjoying music, which sounds more stereosonic and richer than ever before. This product is manufactured under the license of Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, 杜比, Dolby Atmos and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. This is an unpublished product. © 2012-2021 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved.

You can select your navigation route on the navigation interface from the main page of the center display. If you have previously sent a navigation route through your mobile app, the selected navigation route will be displayed automatically when the center display is turned on.

Tap to set navigation options, such as route preference, navigation voice broadcast, and map display mode.

Photographing

NOMI can capture your selfies inside the car upon request. The center display's Photos application is where videos or photos are stored. To transfer them, use a USB cable.

Photos

You can access Photos in the application center on the center display and see all the photos in it. You can select the ones to be exported or deleted. There are various categories of photos: All/Digital Video Recorder (DVR)/Guardian Mode/Quick Video Recording/Selfie/Screenshot, and more.

Front Center Display

After you or authorized users log in, the vehicle's center display can help you easily access rich personal resources such as music, navigation, and radio stations. You can also customize your favorite content and store it in your personal account. The personalized content saved in your account can be displayed the next time you login in to your account. You can switch different accounts freely in your vehicle, and the customized content for different accounts will be presented to you.

You can select different functions (media, navigation, etc.) on the main page of the center display. The functions are as follows:

1. Prompt Bar

   Displays prompt messages, warning messages, warning icons, etc.

2. Tile Function Menu

   Press and hold to switch to different function tile, such as music, weather, etc.

3. Main Page

   To return to the main page, tap this button or five-finger pinch on any interface of the center display.

4. Vehicle Settings

   Configure the settings for common functions.

   You can also swipe right from the left edge of the center display to enter the Quick Access page. On this page, you can access frequently used functions quickly and customize quick access functions.

5. Air Conditioning and Comfort Function Panel

   Quickly set the air conditioning, seats, and comfort functions here.

6. Application Center

   Select different applications, such as weather and photos.

7. Volume Settings

   Quickly set the system and media volume.

Rear Control Display

The rear control display can control the functions of the rear seats, media, etc. The functions are as follows:

• Swipe left or right horizontally, or swipe left or right from the edge of the other side to switch different vehicle functions, such as air conditioning, seat comfort, ambient lighting, fragrance, etc.

• Swipe down from the top edge to enter Quick Control Center, where you can adjust screen brightness, volume, and screen saver.

• Swipe up from the bottom edge to enter Media Control Center, where you can control the currently playing media.

Starting the Vehicle

The vehicle can get ready to drive when the following conditions are met:

1. The driver is seated.

2. Close the driver's door or press the brake pedal.

The driver can start the vehicle in many ways such as with the smart key, NFC card, and mobile phone NFC.

If the mobile phone NFC or NFC card is used, place the mobile phone with the NFC key or NFC card on the wireless charging board, keep the mobile phone unlocked and fit it into the wireless charging board, and then try to engage the gear and start the vehicle.

Gear Shift

After pressing the brake pedal and toggling the gear shifter into the D or R gear, the digital instrument cluster displays , indicating that power output is ready. After the shift, the digital instrument cluster will display the real-time gear position of the vehicle. If the shift fails, the digital instrument cluster will prompt you to confirm the current gear.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Sound > Gear Shift Sound to enable or disable the ringer & alerts.

For example, the vehicle can be switched to neutral gear (N gear) in specific conditions such as while pushing the vehicle and automatic washing.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display）, and tap Driving and Parking > N (Neutral Mode) to enable or disable neutral gear (N gear).

Electric Parking Brake (EPB)

When switching to the parking gear, the parking brake will be automatically activated, and the digital instrument cluster displays , indicating that the Electric Parking Brake (EPB) has been enabled.

When locked from the outside of the vehicle, the vehicle's power will be automatically turned off, and the center display and digital instrument cluster will be shut down at the same time.

You can switch the vehicle to the parking gear in the following ways.

• Press the P gear button on the side of the gear selector in the center console.

• Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driving and Parking > Electric Parking Brake (EPB) to park.

When the digital instrument cluster displays , it indicates that the brake system is faulty. Please drive carefully and contact the NIO Service Center for maintenance.

Snow Mode

Snow mode is appropriate for snow-covered roads, low-traction roads with a mixture of wet asphalt, snow, and ice, as well as slippery grass.

When the mode is activated, the vehicle retains all-wheel drive, with power distributed evenly to the front and rear wheels, and the accelerator pedal is relatively gentle, so as to guarantee a smooth start and to avoid slipping on slippery surfaces such as ice, which secures the driving through snowy terrain.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driving and Parking > Snow Mode to turn this function on or off.

Wetland Mode

Wet Mode is appropriate for slick hard asphalt or flooded roads, as well as congested, slick sand and mud conditions.

Wet Mode increases stability and smoothness of the vehicle when starting, braking, and cornering. The vehicle retains all-wheel drive, with power distributed evenly to the front and rear wheels and with extremely low energy regeneration.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driving and Parking > Wetland Mode to turn this function on or off.

Sand Mode

Sand Mode is appropriate for congested hard roadbed sandy soil and Gobi road surfaces.

Sand Mode smoothens the vehicle's starting and braking, allowing for some side-to-side slippage while preventing bogging and retaining forward ability. To improve driving enjoyment in sandy conditions, the vehicle retains all-wheel drive with increased power delivery to the rear axle, more aggressive power delivery, and vehicle stability control with extremely low energy regeneration.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driving and Parking > Sand Mode to turn this function on or off.

Trailer Mode

The vehicle automatically detects trailer connection and adjusts settings such as suspension height, rearview mirror angle, driver assistance, and safety features to adapt to the towing scenario.

Before towing, please shift to the P gear, go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driving and Parking > Tow Hitch. This will extend the tow hitch. When a trailer is towed, Trailer Mode must always be active. When you connect the trailer's electrical harness, the vehicle will enable Trailer Mode after you confirm. Trailer Mode is deactivated when the trailer's electrical harness is disconnected. To manually enable or exit Trailer Mode, go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Driving and Parking > Trailer Mode. One of the following indicators is displayed on the instrument panel at this time:

Icon	Description
	The vehicle has detected the connection of the trailer lights, but Trailer Mode is not activated. The vehicle may already have an accessory connected.
	The vehicle has detected an electrical connection fault with the trailer lights. Some or all of the trailer lights may be faulty. To ensure your safety, pull over as soon as possible and check the wiring or connection of the trailer lights for faults. If the problem has been resolved but the red icon is still on, please try turning off Trailer Mode and then turning it on again.

ECO+ Mode

The power consumption of the vehicle can be reduced to attain greater range by disabling features that are not required for driving to meet the driving needs at the minimum.

In ECO+ Mode, the vehicle's top speed is constrained, driver assistance and other features are momentarily inaccessible, and comfort features like air conditioning and ambient lighting are also restricted.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driving and Parking > ECO+ Mode to turn this function on or off.

You can switch to any regular drive mode or exit the ECO+ Mode by tapping the button again.

Autohold

The function of Autohold is to keep the vehicle stationary for temporary parking when the brake pedal is released.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Driving and Parking > How to Activate Autohold and select the corresponding method to activate Autohold.

• Flooring: Step on the brake pedal until the vehicle stops, then slightly release and step on the pedal again to activate Autohold.

• Auto activation: Step on the brake pedal until the vehicle stops, and then Autohold will be automatically activated.

When Autohold is activated, the icon will be displayed on the digital instrument cluster. When it is activated, you can step on the accelerator pedal or the brake pedal to deactivate Autohold.

You can also floor the brake pedal to activate Autohold in an emergency.

You can also activate Autohold when parking on an uphill road, where the braking system will provide sufficient braking force to keep the vehicle stationary in accordance with the degree of the slope.

Emergency Braking

In the event of a brake pedal failure, you can activate Emergency Braking by pressing the Park gear button, which will produce full braking deceleration under normal circumstances to stop the vehicle.

• Press and hold the Park gear button to activate Emergency Braking.

• Release the Park gear button, or step on the accelerator pedal to deactivate Emergency Braking. To re-activate Emergency Braking, you will need to press the button again.

Hill Start Assist

Hill Start Assist System (HSA) prevents your vehicle from rolling backwards when starting uphill.

When your foot switches from the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal, the pressure on the brake pedal will be maintained in the brake system for a maximum of 2 seconds. The temporary braking effect will disappear after 2 seconds or when you accelerate.

Enhanced Head-Up Display System

The enhanced head-up display system (HUD) mirrors and projects relevant information such as the vehicle speed, navigation, traffic signs, cruise signs, and Autohold through the front window glass above the digital instrument cluster.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Display > Enhanced Head-Up Display (HUD) System to configure.

• Turn On HUD

• Active brightness adjustment

• Height

• Inclination

Once the height is set, the system will automatically memorize it.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Display > Switch Navigation Mode of HUD, and select different navigation display modes to meet different information acquisition requirements.

• Auto Mode: actively switches between Detailed Mode or Indirect Mode according to road conditions

• Detailed Mode: displays the driving route and current location in real time in the form of a small map

• Simple Mode: provides guidance information for road navigation only

Start Reminder

After the vehicle stops by following the lead vehicle, if the lead vehicle drives away, Start Reminder will send you an alert.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Start Reminder to turn this function on or off.

While enabled, when you manually stop the vehicle as the lead vehicle stops, and do not follow as the lead vehicle drives away, Start Reminder will send you an alert.

Rolling Recording

The Digital Video Recorder (DVR) includes the main view angle and the front/rear/left/right surround view angles, supporting simultaneous recording and real-time previews.

• Main view angle: only records the main view angle of the camera, which supports a maximum resolution of 3840x1696 and has a picture fluency of 30 frames per second.

• Five view angles: records all view angles of the camera, with four surround view cameras that support a maximum resolution of 1280×1000 and have a picture fluency of 30 frames per second.

The longest continuous rolling recording time for the main view angle of Digital Video Recorder (DVR) is about 10 hours, and 5.7 hours for the five view angles. When the corresponding time is exceeded, the original video file will be overwritten.

The contents of the rolling recording will be stored in the Photos > DVR > Rolling Recording folder. If you want to save a specific video file, insert a storage device such as a USB flash drive, select the video file, and transfer it to save it in the storage device.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Safety > DVR to enable or disable this function.

• When the function is enabled, will be displayed at the top of the center display.

• When the function is disabled, will be displayed at the top of the center display.

The Digital Video Recorder (DVR) supports sound recording and watermarking functions, which are disabled by default and need to be enabled manually.

In the Settings for the recording interface of the Digital Video Recorder (DVR), Tap Sound Recording to enable or disable the function.

In the Settings for the recording interface of the Digital Video Recorder (DVR), Tap Traffic Data Watermarking to enable or disable the function.

When the sound recording function is enabled, will be displayed at the top of the center display, and the Digital Video Recorder (DVR) can record sound.

When the Digital Video Recorder (DVR) function is enabled, the camera will be turned on and continue to record rolling videos until the video recording is terminated.

Emergency Video Recording

The emergency video recording function can record video images in the vehicle's memory. If the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) is triggered or the airbag is detonated, the emergency video will be recorded and saved.

The emergency videos include videos recorded 30 seconds before the emergency and 60 seconds after the emergency. The contents of the emergency video recording will be stored in the Photos > Digital Video Recorder (DVR) > Emergency folder. If you want to save a specific video file, insert a storage device such as a USB flash drive, select the file, and transfer it to save it in the storage device.

Quick Video Record

The Quick Video Record function covers most manually triggered scenarios, such as a violation of regulations, deliberate provocations, fun, etc., which can be saved in time, recorded conveniently and found quickly.

Go to the Quick Access page by swiping right on the home page of the center display, tap Quick Video Record to start recording, while is displayed at the top of the center display.

The quick video recording saves videos recorded 30 seconds before and 60 seconds after it is triggered. The contents of the quick video recording will be stored in the Photos > DVR > Emergencies folder. If you want to save a specific video file, insert a storage device such as a USB flash drive, select the file, and transfer it to save it in the storage device.

Enabling/Disabling Parking Camera

You can enable the parking camera in the following ways:

• Swipe right from the main page of the center display to enter the Quick Access page, and tap 360 Surround View to open the 360° panoramic camera.

• Enter the application center from the center display and tap Parking to open the memory view (360° panoramic camera or dual view camera).

• Engage the vehicle in R gear and open the memory view (360° panoramic camera or dual view camera).

• Press and hold the Middle button on the right side of the steering wheel, set the custom function to 360 Surround View, and then open the 360° panoramic camera.

• Wake up NOMI, enable Parking with your voice, and open the 360° panoramic camera.

You can tap on the upper right side of the parking camera interface and select to turn off the warning tone. At the same time, you should bear all the risks caused by turning off the warning tone.

Parking Camera Interface

The parking camera consists of two interfaces: 360° panoramic camera and dual view camera. Tap the button on the upper left side of the 360° panoramic camera to switch the interfaces.

Button	Function
	Switch to the dual view camera.
	Switch to the 360° panoramic camera.
	Switch to the Quick Control.
	Switch to the hub view.

Parking Camera View

After opening the dual view camera interface, you can switch to the front view and rear view by switching between the drive gear (D gear) and the reverse gear (R gear), or tap the 3D view, front view, rear view, left and right hub view, front hub view and rear hub view in the lower left area of the center display to switch between different views.

When using the 3D view, you can adjust the viewing angle by swiping with one finger, adjust the viewing distance by zooming in with two fingers and adjust the viewing height by swiping up and down with two fingers.

Adjusting the Brightness of the Parking Camera

Auto Adjustment

Tap "Quick Control" in the parking camera interface to find "Brightness Adjustment", then select "Auto". The brightness of the center display can be automatically adjusted along with the brightness of the environment.

Manual Adjustment

Tap "Quick Control" in the parking camera interface to find "Brightness Adjustment", then slide the brightness adjustment slider to manually adjust the brightness of the center display. Before manually adjusting the brightness of the center display, please ensure that the "Auto" switch is OFF.

Camera View Angle Tracking in Steering

After the function is activated, the viewing angle of the front and rear reversing images will be adjusted according to the rotation angle of the steering wheel, helping users expand their reversing view and improving parking safety.

Enter the application center from the bottom of the center display, tap Parking, and turn on Steering Angle Tracking in the parking settings.

Dynamic Transparent Chassis

Dynamic transparent chassis refers to a transparent effect that can be presented, via technical processing, on the road images collected by the camera in advance when the vehicle is moving, and transmitted to the center display of the vehicle so that the road conditions can be seen in the vehicle.

You can enable this function on the Settings interface of the parking camera. After the dynamic transparent chassis is enabled, the transparency of the model during driving can be customized, which includes four options: "opaque", "low", "medium" and "high".

Blind Area around the Vehicle Model

Due to the relative relationship between the camera installation position and the body, there is a blind area of about 30cm around the vehicle in the 360° panoramic camera interface. Please pay attention to the actual situation around your vehicle when parking.

Seat Belt Instructions

Seat belts are the primary passenger safety protection system which can protect passengers from serious injury in the event of an accident especially when used with airbags.

There are pre-tensioners for both the front and both outer rear seats of the vehicle. This kind of device provides a certain pretension force for the seat belt in the event of a serious collision. They retract part of the seat belt quickly to protect passengers reliably. At the same time, they prevent excessive restraint force of the seat belts that could cause injury to passengers.

Seat Belt Unfastened Warning Light

All seats in your vehicle are equipped with seat belts.

When you, as a driver, are seated in the driver's seat (and the driver's door is closed or the brake pedal is depressed) or your vehicle is driving, if the front passenger does not fasten his/her seat belt, the Seat Belt Unfastened Warning Light on the digital instrument cluster will illuminate to remind you and the front passenger to fasten his/her seat belt immediately.

When you, as a driver, are seated in the driver's seat (and the driver's door is closed or the brake pedal is depressed), if a rear row passenger does not fasten his/her seat belt, the corresponding Seat Belt Unfastened Warning Light on the digital instrument cluster will illuminate to remind the rear row passenger to fasten his/her seat belt immediately. The warning light will go out after the seat belt is fastened.

Use of Seat Belts

The correct use of seat belt is as follows:

1. Pull the seat belt tongue across the front of your body. The upper part of the seat belt shall be across your shoulder, and the lower part of the seat belt shall be across your hip. Do not put the seat belt across your neck or abdomen. Insert the tongue into the buckle for the same seat until you hear a click. Pull the seat belt to confirm that the seat belt is locked.

   

2. Press+hold the seat belt height adjustment button and move the seat belt up and down to adjust the seat belt height. After the seat belt reaches a comfortable height, release the adjustment button. After the height is adjusted, pull the seat belt shoulder part to confirm that the seat belt is locked.

To release the seat belt, press the red button at the buckle, and the tongue will pop out. Now the seat belt can be retracted by hand. The tongue can be rolled back automatically into the upper fixing device of the seat belt.

Information about Airbag System

Airbags serve as an auxiliary restraint system, complementing the seat belts. Airbags quickly deploy in serious accidents to protect the head and chest of passengers and reduce the severity of injury. However, they do not prevent limb injuries or scrapes and bruises. Therefore, the airbags should be used together with the seat belt to provide maximum protection.

Your vehicle is equipped with collision sensors. In case of a frontal or side collision that meets the conditions (depending on the type, angle and object of collision) for the airbag system to deploy, the airbags will deploy from their position. The gas generator inside the airbag will ignite and release gas at high pressure to blow open the cover of the airbag. Gas will fill the airbag to form a buffer protection layer that protects passengers, thereby reducing the risk of injury or death.

The vehicle airbag system includes frontal airbags and side airbags. The word "AIRBAG" is marked on the places where the airbag is placed to remind you that there is an airbag herein.

• The frontal airbags include the front row head airbags, which are located in the trim cover of the steering wheel and at the ceiling of the front passenger side;

• The side airbags include the front side airbags (located on both sides of the driver's seat and the outside of the front passenger seat) and the curtain airbags (located above the doors on both sides, in the ceiling area from the A-pillar to the C-pillar).

1. Driver front airbag

2. Front passenger's front airbag

3. Front seat side airbag

4. Curtain airbag

5. Front row middle airbag

Airbag Deployment Conditions

The airbag may deploy in the following conditions:

1. High speed frontal impact with a wall or vehicle.

2. Impact with hard roadbed.

3. Falling into a deep ditch.

4. Side impact by a vehicle traveling at a high speed.

5. Landing on the road with a violent jolt.

The airbags may not deploy in some collision situations, including but not limited to the following situations. Please use seat belts correctly for protection.

1. Impact with a tree, pillar or other slender objects.

2. Rear-end collision by a following vehicle.

3. Lateral rollover.

4. Collision or intrusion into the rear of a truck

5. Collision with a vehicle from the side at the nose of the vehicle.

6. Collision with a wall from the side at the nose of the vehicle.

7. Side collision with a pillar.

8. Side collision at the front of the vehicle at a certain angle.

9. Side collision on the body of the vehicle at a certain angle.

10. Partial side collision.

11. Partial side collision.

Airbag Warning Light

The airbag warning light indicating the airbag status is displayed on the digital instrument cluster. If this warning light is on after the digital instrument cluster is started, please stop using your vehicle and contact the NIO Service Center immediately.

Deactivating the Front Passenger Airbag

Because the airbag expands rapidly and has a large impact force when it deploys, it is safer for the front passenger to stay at least 25 centimeters away from the front airbag. However, if a child or a passenger with special medical needs must ride in the front row, go to the Settings interface in the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Security > Front Passenger Airbag, and select the option to turn off the front passenger airbag. At this time, the icon appears at the top of the center display to remind you that the front passenger airbag has been disabled to prevent the front passenger airbag from causing serious injury to the special front passenger.

Safety Measures after Airbag Deployment

Manually Activate and Deactivate Door/Window Child Locks

Tap Rear Door/Window Child Locks. ON represents that this feature is activated, and OFF represents that this feature is deactivated.

If the child lock of the corresponding door/window fails to be activated or deactivated, a pop-up reminder will appear on the center display. Repeat the above procedure until it is successful.

Important Instructions for Using Child Safety Seats

Child Safety Seat Grouping

Only a child safety seat that is approved and suitable for the child is allowed to be used. Children taller than 1.5 meters can use the vehicle seat belts as would an adult. If a child safety seat needs to be used, it must comply with relevant regulations or standards.

Selection of Child Safety Seat

There is a warning label for the front row airbag on the sun visor on the front passenger side.

To place a child safety seat in the front row seat, you need to disable the front passenger airbag. Go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Security > Front Passenger Airbag, and turn off the front passenger airbag. After doing so, the icon appears at the top of the center display to remind you that the front passenger airbag is disabled.

Children should use a child safety seat or seat belt in either outer rear seat according to the age, height and weight of the child:

• Reclining child safety seats should be used for infants weighing less than 13 kg. They should be installed rearwards in rear seats whenever possible.

  

• Child safety seats with safety platforms or five-point seat belts should be used for children with a weight of 9-18 kg. It is recommended to install them rearwards in rear seats.

  

• Forward-facing child safety seats should be used for children with a weight of 15-25 kg. They should be installed in rear seats in coordination with seat belts.

  

• Child booster cushions should be used for children with a weight of 22-36 kg and a height less than 1.5 meters. They should be installed in rear seats in coordination with seat belts.

  

Installation of Child Safety Seat

Before installing a child safety seat, please read the instructions for the child safety seat carefully to confirm that it can be installed in your vehicle. If the vehicle seat belt or ISOFIX connection can be used to fix the child safety seat according to the installation method of the child safety seat, it is recommended to use the ISOFIX connection preferentially.

• Securing with Vehicle Seat Belt

  Install the child safety seat in the rear seat, put the vehicle seat belt through the child safety seat and insert the tongue into the buckle. Make sure that the seat belt is straight, not twisted. Pull the seat belt to confirm that it cannot be pulled out.

  

• Securing with ISOFIX Connection

  Both outer rear seats in your vehicle are equipped with ISOFIX connections suitable for installing child safety seats. The ISOFIX connection is hidden under the cover between the seat back and the seat cushion. After opening the cover, insert it into the gap between the seat back and the cushion, and then use the ISOFIX connection to install the child safety seat.

  1. Lift the cover between the seat back and the seat cushion, and insert the lower part of the child safety seat into the hook in the ISOFIX connection until you hear a click.

     

  2. Pass the upper fixing belt of the child safety seat under the seat headrest and connect it with the hook in the safety device at the back of the rear seat.

     

  3. Pull the child safety seat hard to check whether it is firmly installed.

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may lead to a camera recognition disorder and prevent the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Reduced recognition capability due to dim surrounding environments, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel, etc.

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• When the camera is slanted by the sun or exposed to direct sunlight

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

• The camera is out of focus or faulty

The following situations may lead to a LiDAR recognition disorder and prevent the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of LiDAR

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads

• Water, dust, transparent vehicle coverings, color-changing film, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snowfall and other obstructions on the LiDAR window

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by prolonged sun exposure

• Due to the limitations of LiDAR characteristics, in rare special cases, false alarms may occur for traffic signs and high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed and elevated sections of road

Forward Collision Warning (FCW) will only respond to vehicles that satisfy the conditions in the same direction. The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Side-crossing vehicles

• Animals

• Traffic lights

• Walls

• Barriers (cone barrels, etc.)

• Other non-vehicle objects

To perform this function optimally, the system needs to recognize the outline and main features of the pedestrian's body as clear and complete as possible, which means that the head, shoulders, arms, legs, upper and lower body of the pedestrian can be recognized by integrating them into standard human movements. The following situations may cause pedestrians not to be recognized and prevent the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• Pedestrians are taller than 200cm or shorter than 100cm.

• Pedestrians wear large clothing (such as raincoats, Hanfu, etc.), causing the main features (arms, legs, etc.) to be obscured and the outline to be unclear.

• The distance between pedestrians and the sensor is too close when pedestrians first appear in the sensor's visual field.

• Pedestrians are carrying a large backpack or luggage.

• The contrast between the colors of the pedestrians' clothes and the background scene is low.

• Pedestrians carry umbrellas, which cover the head, arms and other major features.

• Pedestrians bend or crouch.

• Pedestrians sit in a wheelchair.

• The distance between pedestrians is close.

• Pedestrians wear reflective clothing.

• Pedestrians walk in dark places such as roads at night, tunnels, etc.

• There are great changes in the speed of pedestrians crossing the road.

To perform this function optimally, the system needs to recognize the outline and main features of the cyclist's body as clear and complete as possible as well as the outline of the bicycle. Cyclists referred to in this function are adults, and shall ride bicycles designed for adults. The following situations may cause cyclists not to be recognized and prevent the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• When features of the pedestrian or bicycle are obscured by clothing or other objects, resulting in an indistinct outline.

• When larger baggage and goods are carried on the bicycle.

• When the bicycle is going fast.

• The contrast between the colors of the cyclists and the background scene is low.

• There are great changes in the speed of cyclists.

• The distance between cyclists and the sensor is too close when cyclists first appear in the sensor's visual field.

• When riding in dark places such as roads at night, tunnels, etc.

• Balanced bikes, children's scooters, some scooters and electric bicycles of special forms, etc. are being used.

The following situations may prevent the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) from operating as expected due to the fact that the target is not directly ahead, which include but are not limited to:

• It will not respond to targets in the blind spots of the sensor, such as targets in blind spots at corners, sides and back of the vehicle.

• It may wrongly select or miss targets when approaching or crossing a turn in the road.

• When going uphill, it may miss a target or misjudge the distance to the target.

• When only part of the body of a vehicle in the adjacent lane cuts in front of your vehicle (especially when it's a larger vehicle cutting in, like a bus, truck, etc.), it may not be able to recognize it in time.

• When your vehicle abruptly cuts into the rear of the vehicle ahead, or another vehicle abruptly cuts into or out of the front of your vehicle, it may not be able to recognize it in time.

The following situations may prevent the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) from operating as expected due to special or complex road conditions, which include but are not limited to:

• Waterlogged roads, muddy roads, potholes, ice- and snow-covered roads, roads with speed bumps, roads with obstacles

• Traffic conditions with a lot of pedestrians, bicycles, electric bikes or animals

• Complex and changeable traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, congested roads

• Winding and turning roads, rapid turning roads

• Uphill and downhill roads

• Rough roads

• Tunnel entrances and exits

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the conditions that may affect the normal operation of the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Forward Collision Warning (FCW) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may lead to a camera recognition disorder and prevent the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Reduced recognition capability due to dim surrounding environments, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel, etc.

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• When the camera is slanted by the sun or exposed to direct sunlight

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

• The camera is out of focus or faulty

The following situations may lead to a LiDAR recognition disorder and prevent the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of LiDAR

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads

• Water, dust, transparent vehicle coverings, color-changing film, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snowfall and other obstructions on the LiDAR window

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by prolonged sun exposure

• Due to the limitations of LiDAR characteristics, in rare special cases, false alarms may occur for traffic signs and high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed and elevated sections of road

Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) will only respond to vehicles that satisfy the conditions in the same direction. The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Animals

• Traffic lights

• Walls

• Barriers (cone barrels, etc.)

• Other non-vehicle objects

To perform this function optimally, the system needs to recognize the outline and main features of the pedestrian's body as clear and complete as possible, which means that the head, shoulders, arms, legs, upper and lower body of the pedestrian can be recognized by integrating them into standard human movements. The following situations may cause pedestrians not to be recognized and prevent the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• Pedestrians are taller than 200cm or shorter than 100cm.

• Pedestrians wear large clothing (such as raincoats, Hanfu, etc.), causing the main features (arms, legs, etc.) to be obscured and the outline to be unclear.

• The distance between pedestrians and the sensor is too close when pedestrians first appear in the sensor's visual field.

• Pedestrians are carrying a large backpack or luggage.

• The contrast between the colors of the pedestrians' clothes and the background scene is low.

• Pedestrians carry umbrellas, which cover the head, arms and other major features.

• Pedestrians bend or crouch.

• Pedestrians sit in a wheelchair.

• The distance between pedestrians is close.

• Pedestrians wear reflective clothing.

• Pedestrians walk in dark places such as roads at night, tunnels, etc.

• There are great changes in the speed of pedestrians crossing the road.

To perform this function optimally, the system needs to recognize the outline and main features of the cyclist's body as clear and complete as possible as well as the outline of the bicycle. Cyclists referred to in this function are adults, and shall ride bicycles designed for adults. The following situations may cause cyclists not to be recognized and prevent the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) from operating as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• When features of the pedestrian or bicycle are obscured by clothing or other objects, resulting in an indistinct outline.

• When larger baggage and goods are carried on the bicycle.

• When the bicycle is going fast.

• The contrast between the colors of the cyclists and the background scene is low.

• There are great changes in the speed of cyclists.

• The distance between cyclists and the sensor is too close when cyclists first appear in the sensor's visual field.

• When riding in dark places such as roads at night, tunnels, etc.

• Balanced bikes, children's scooters, some scooters and electric bicycles of special forms, etc. are being used.

Vehicle targets may prevent the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) from operating as expected in the following situations, which include but are not limited to:

• The Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) will not respond to targets in blind spots of the sensor, such as those in blind spots at the corners, sides and back of the vehicle.

• It may wrongly select or miss targets when approaching or crossing a turn in the road.

• When going uphill, it may miss a target or misjudge the distance to the target.

• When only part of the body of a vehicle in the adjacent lane cuts in front of your vehicle (especially when it's a larger vehicle cutting in, like a bus, truck, etc.), it may not be able to recognize it in time.

• When your vehicle abruptly cuts into the rear of the vehicle ahead, or another vehicle abruptly cuts into or out of the front of your vehicle, it may not be able to recognize it in time.

• When the lead vehicle is positioned at a large angle to this vehicle, it may not be able to be recognized in time.

• When only part of the body of the lead vehicle overlaps with this vehicle, that vehicle may not be recognized in time.

• Situations such as during the short amount of time after the power-on, when the vehicle is in the Park gear, and when the seat belt is unfastened, etc.

The following situations may affect the ability of Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) to mitigate collisions due to special or complex road conditions, which include but are not limited to:

• Waterlogged roads, muddy roads, potholes, ice- and snow-covered roads, roads with speed bumps, roads with obstacles

• Traffic conditions with a lot of pedestrians, bicycles, electric bikes or animals

• Complex and changeable traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, congested roads

• Winding and turning roads, rapid turning roads

• Uphill and downhill roads

• Rough roads

• Tunnel entrances and exits

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the situations that may affect the normal operation of the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Autonomous Emergency Brake (AEB) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling Lane Departure Warning

Enter Settings from the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assist > Lane Departure Warning and Assist to enable or disable the feature.

After enabling Lane Departure Warning, you can choose the warning type and sensitivity:

• Warning type:

  • Sound: Audible warning

  • Vibration: Steering wheel vibration warning

  • Sound + Vibration: Audible and steering wheel vibration warnings

• Sensitivity:

  • Low: Lower sensitivity to lane departures

  • Medium: Normal sensitivity to lane departures

  • High: Higher sensitivity to lane departures

Operating conditions for Lane Departure Warning:

• Pilot Steering Assist is not activated (refer to Pilot for details).

• Driving speed of 50-130 km/h.

• The vehicle is driving without abrupt acceleration, deceleration, or swerving.

• The vehicle is in the center of the lane, not driving on the lane line.

• At least one lane line is clear.

• The trifocal camera is operating normally with a clear view.

• All components of Lane Departure Warning are operating correctly.

• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, including:

  • The driver is seated.

  • The driver has fastened the seat belt.

  • All doors are closed.

  • The vehicle is in DRIVE.

  • Anti-Lock Braking System, Traction Control System and Electronic Stability Program are not triggered.

  • The Traction Control System and Electronic Stability Program are not manually disabled.

Displays on the Digital Instrument Cluster

1. Lane Departure Warning status icon

2. Lane lines

• Icon not shown: LDW is not enabled

• Icon in gray: Lane Departure Warning is enabled but not activated

  

• Icon and lane lines in white: Lane Departure Warning is activated

  

• Icon and one lane line in red: Lane departure risk on the corresponding side

  

Precautions and Restrictions

Lane Departure Warning may fail to function as intended or be disabled automatically in some situations, including but not limited to:

• The vehicle is navigating sharp curves, such as on expressway ramps.

• Lane lines are unclear, worn, missing, overlapping, or obscured by shadows cast by other vehicles, buildings, or landscape features.

• The road section has no lane lines, such as non-standard roads, intersections, or construction areas.

• The road section has special lane lines, such as deceleration lines or diversion lines.

• Lane lines are not clearly divided, such as lane lines merging or diverting, expressway ramps, urban intersections, or left-turn waiting areas.

• There are edges or other high-contrast lines on the road instead of lane lines, such as road joints or curbs.

• Lane lines cannot be or are incorrectly identified due to changes in height, such as on sloped roads.

• Lane lines cannot be or are incorrectly identified due to lighting conditions, such as strong light which leads to reflective lane lines, and poor visibility or insufficient light due to bad weather or at night.

• The lanes are too wide or too narrow.

Lane Departure Warning may fail to function as intended or be disabled automatically due to camera recognition failures in some situations, including but not limited to:

• The positions of the cameras are changed.

• The cameras are obstructed or stained.

• The performance of the cameras is reduced at night.

• Visibility is poor in dim environments, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel.

• The view of the cameras is interfered by sudden changes in brightness, such as when entering or exiting a tunnel.

• The view of the cameras is interfered by large shadows cast by buildings, landscape features, or large vehicles.

• The view of the cameras is interfered by direct light.

• Visibility is poor due to rain, snow, fog, haze, and other bad weather.

• Visibility is poor due to exhaust gas, splashes, snow, or dust kicked up by vehicles in front of you.

• The camera is obstructed by water, dust, small scratches, grease, dirt, wipers, frost, or snow on the windshield.

• The road is wet.

We do not recommend using Lane Departure Warning in some special or complicated road conditions as it may fail to function as intended or be disabled automatically. Such conditions include but are not limited to:

• Water, mud, potholes, snow, ice, speed bumps, or obstacles on the road.

• Large numbers of pedestrians, bicycles, or animals on the road.

• Complex and changing traffic flows, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, and congested roads.

• Winding roads and sharp turns.

• Uphill or downhill roads.

• Bumpy roads.

• Narrow roads.

• Tunnel entrances and exits.

• Non-standard roads.

• Roads without center medians.

Enabling/Disabling the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) System

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Lane Departure Warning and Assist to enable or disable this function.

When enabled, you can select the assisting levels, alerting methods and sensitivity:

• Assisting level

  • Alert Only: only provides an alert function

  • Alert and Lane Correction: provides an alert and a slight Steer Assist

• Alert methods:

  • When it is set to Alert Only, the alert modes include: image, image + sound, image + vibration, image + sound + vibration.

  • When it is set to "Alert and Lane Correction", the alert methods cannot be set and the default option is image + sound.

• Sensitivity:

  • Low: gives an alert later than normal sensitivity under the same conditions

  • Medium: normal sensitivity

  • High: gives an alert earlier than normal sensitivity under the same conditions

Operating conditions for the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system:

• Your vehicle speed is about 50-130 km/h

• Your vehicle drives normally without suddenly accelerating, decelerating or steering

• Your vehicle is in the center of its lane and does not drive on the lane marking

• The lane markings on at least one side are clear

• The high-definition camera functions normally and provides clear vision

• No components of the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system are faulty

• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • Driver seating status

  • Your vehicle is in gear position D

  • Anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not triggered

  • The traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not manually disabled

Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD)

1. Status icon of the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system

   • No icon: Not enabled

   • Gray icon: Standby status

   • White lane marking: The lane marking on the corresponding side has been detected

   • Yellow lane marking: Level 1 lane departure warning

   • Red lane marking: Level 2 lane departure warning

2. Lane marking display

• No status icon: The Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system is not enabled.

• The status icon is gray: The Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system is enabled, in standby status, and not activated yet

  

• The status icon and the central lane marking are white: The Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system is active.

  

• The status icon and one side of the central lane marking is red:

  

  • When Alert Only is selected, it indicates that there is a risk of accidental departure from the lane on the corresponding side

  • When Alert and Lane Correction is selected, it indicates that the vehicle has deviated from the lane unexpectedly, and the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) is no longer able to prevent the vehicle from deviating from the lane through a slight Steer Assist to correct lanes.

• The status icon and one side of the central lane marking are yellow: Only occurs when Alert and Lane Correction is selected. It indicates that the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) is providing a certain Steer Assist to correct lanes at the corresponding side to reduce the possibility of the vehicle deviating from the lane.

  

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may prevent the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system from operating as expected or cause it to automatically exit, which include but are not limited to:

• Pass through bends with excessive curvature, such as high-speed ramps

• The lane markings are not clear, worn, missing, interweaving, or shaded by other vehicles or buildings or landscapes

• Passing through road sections without lane markings, such as non-standard roads, intersections and construction areas

• Passing through road sections with special lane markings, such as speed reduction markings and channelizing-line markings

• Passing through areas with unclear lane division, such as areas with merging or dividing lane markings, high-speed ramp crossings, urban intersection zones and left turn waiting zones

• There are edges or other high-contrast lines on roads instead of lane markings, such as pavement joints and curbs

• Lane markings cannot be recognized or are not recognized correctly due to height change, such as on the uphill and downhill

• Lane markings cannot be recognized or are not recognized correctly due to light, such as reflection of lane markings caused by strong light, poor visibility or insufficient light caused by bad weather and or at night

• The distance between lane markings on both sides is too wide or too narrow

The following situations may prevent the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system from operating as expected or cause it to automatically exit due to a camera recognition disorder, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Limited recognition at night

• Dark surroundings, such as at dawn, dusk, night, in tunnels

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• Camera directly exposed to light

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

It is not recommended to use the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system in special or complex road conditions, as that may prevent the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system from operating as expected or cause it to automatically exit, which include but are not limited to:

• Waterlogged roads, muddy roads, potholes, ice- and snow-covered roads, roads with speed bumps, roads with obstacles

• Traffic conditions with a lot of pedestrians, bicycles or animals

• Complex and changeable traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, congested roads

• Winding and turning roads, rapid turning roads

• Uphill and downhill roads

• Rough roads

• Narrow roads

• Tunnel entrances and exits

• Non-standard roads

• Roads without a median

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully described all the conditions that may affect the normal operation of the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may lead to a camera recognition disorder that affects the performance of Emergency Active Stop (EAS), which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Reduced recognition capability due to dim surrounding environments, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• Camera directly exposed to light

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

The following situations may lead to a radar recognition disorder that affects the performance of Emergency Active Stop (EAS), which include but are not limited to:

• Misplaced or blocked radar, or covered with mud, ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels, leaves, etc.

• The radar or the area surrounding it is impacted due to a vehicle collision, scratch, etc.

• Extreme weather such as heavy rain, snow, fog, which may affect radar performance

• Due to the limitation of radar target recognition characteristics, in rare special circumstances, false alarms may occur for some metal barriers, green belts, cement walls, etc.

The following situations may lead to a LiDAR recognition disorder that affects the function of Emergency Active Stop (EAS), or even deactivates the function. These situations include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of LiDAR

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snow, tinted or transparent film or other obstructions on the LiDAR window

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by prolonged sun exposure

• Due to the limitations of LiDAR characteristics, in rare special cases, false alarms may occur for traffic signs and high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed and elevated sections of road

Only the vehicles that meet the conditions will be responded by Emergency Active Stop (EAS). The targets below can not be guaranteed to be identified, and may trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Side-crossing vehicles

• Motorcycles, tricycles

The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Pedestrians

• Bicycles

• Animals

• Traffic lights

• Traffic cones

• Walls

• Barriers

• Side-crossing vehicles

• Oncoming vehicles

• Other non-vehicle objects

The following situations may cause late recognition and response of Emergency Active Stop (EAS) because the target is not directly ahead, which include but are not limited to:

• Emergency Active Stop (EAS) will not respond to targets in the sensor blind zone. For example, it cannot detect the blind spots at the corners of the vehicle and the blind spots on the sides of the vehicle.

• When approaching or turning along the road, some targets may be mis-selected or missed, resulting in the unexpected acceleration and deceleration of the vehicle.

• When going uphill, it may miss a target or misjudge the distance to the lead vehicle. When going downhill, it may accelerate the vehicle, causing it to exceed the cruising speed.

• When only part of the body of a vehicle in the adjacent lane cuts in front of your vehicle (especially when it’s a larger vehicle cutting in, like a bus, truck, etc.), it may not be able to recognize and respond to the target.

• When your vehicle abruptly cuts into the rear of the vehicle ahead, or another vehicle abruptly cuts into or out of the front of your vehicle, it may not be able to recognize the target in a responsive manner.

Emergency Active Stop (EAS) does not guarantee reliable target recognition in all circumstances, as its operation may be affected by special or complicated road conditions, including but not limited to:

• Waterlogged roads, muddy roads, potholes, ice- and snow-covered roads, roads with speed bumps, roads with obstacles

• Traffic conditions with a lot of pedestrians, bicycles or animals

• Complex and changeable traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, congested roads

• Winding and turning roads, rapid turning roads

• Uphill and downhill roads

• Rough roads

• Narrow roads

• Tunnel entrances and exits

• Non-standard roads

• Roads without a median

It may not be able to provide sufficient lateral grip in the following situations, including but not limited to:

• The brake function cannot fully work (such as when brake parts are too cold, too hot, wet, etc.)

• Improper vehicle maintenance (excessive wear of the brake or tires, abnormal tire pressure, etc.)

• The vehicle is driving on special roads (such as uphill and downhill, water, mud, potholes, ice and snow roads, etc.)

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the situations that may affect the normal operation of the Emergency Active Stop (EAS) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Emergency Active Stop (EAS) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK)

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) to turn this function on or off.

It is not recommended to turn off this function. When this function is turned off, it will not be able to assist the driver by taking emergency control of the steering when there is a potential risk of a side collision.

Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) in Case of Deviation to Right Curb

When the operating conditions of Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) are met, ELK can provide a certain degree of steer assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane involuntarily to the right curb without having the turn light on. At this time, the right side of the central lane marking will be displayed in yellow.

Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) in Case of Deviation to Solid Lane Marking

When the operating conditions of Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) are met, ELK can provide a certain degree of steer assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane involuntarily to the solid lane marking without having the turn light on. At this time, the corresponding side of the central lane marking will be displayed in red.

Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) with Risk of Left Front Collision

When the operating conditions of Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) are met, ELK can provide a certain degree of steer assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane involuntarily to the left without having the turn light on when there is an oncoming vehicle in your left lane and the lane marking is clear. At this time, the left side of the central lane marking will be displayed in red.

Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) with Risk of Left Rear Collision

When the operating conditions of Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) are met, ELK can provide a certain degree of steer assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane involuntarily or actively changes lane to the left when there is a vehicle approaching rapidly from behind in your left lane and the lane marking is clear. At this time, the left side of the central lane marking will be displayed in red.

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may cause Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) to fail to operate as expected or exit automatically due to a camera recognition disorder. Please steer your vehicle in a timely manner. These situations include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Reduced recognition capability due to dim surrounding environments, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• Camera directly exposed to light

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

The following situations may cause the Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) to fail to operate as expected or exit automatically due to a radar recognition disorder. Please steer your vehicle in a timely manner. These situations include but are not limited to:

• Misplaced or blocked radar, or covered with mud, ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels, leaves, etc.

• The radar or the area surrounding it is impacted due to a vehicle collision, scratch, etc.

• Extreme weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze, which may affect radar performance

• Due to the limitation of radar target recognition characteristics, in rare special circumstances, false alarms may occur for some metal barriers, green belts, cement walls, etc.

The following situations may lead to a LiDAR recognition disorder, affect the function of Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK), and even cause the function to deactivate. These situations include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of LiDAR

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snow, tinted or transparent film or other obstructions on the LiDAR window

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by prolonged sun exposure

• Due to the limitation of LiDAR characteristics, in rare special cases, false alarms may occur for the traffic signs/high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed/elevated sections

Special or complex road conditions may cause the Lane Keeping Assist system to fail to operate as expected or exit automatically. Please steer your vehicle in a timely manner. These situations include but are not limited to:

• Waterlogged roads, muddy roads, potholes, ice- and snow-covered roads, roads with speed bumps, roads with obstacles

• Traffic conditions with a lot of pedestrians, bicycles or animals

• Complex and changeable traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, congested roads

• Winding and turning roads, rapid turning roads

• Uphill and downhill roads

• Rough roads

• Narrow roads

• Tunnel entrances and exits

• Construction areas

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully described all the situations that may affect the normal operation of the Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK) system. In order to avoid accidents, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling the Driver Drowsiness and Attention Warning (DDAW) System

The Advanced Driver Monitoring System (ADMS) monitors the driver's drowsiness and attention state.

• Driver Drowsiness Reminder

  

• Driver Attention Warning

  

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display and tap Driving and Parking > Drowsiness Reminder or Distraction Reminder to enable or disable this function.

After this function is enabled, when the vehicle speed is 20 km/h or above, the system will keep monitoring the status and provide voice warnings.

Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD)

• Not enabled

  

• Enabled

  

• When the following are displayed due to a system failure or malicious occlusion of the camera, it indicates that the function is limited. Please promptly contact the NIO Service Center.

  

Precautions and Restrictions

In some cases, the detection of driver drowsy driving and distracted driving behaviors may be affected or fail, resulting in the system not providing corresponding warnings, being partially unavailable or providing false alarms, such as:

• At night and in low light

• Sunlight, opposite headlights and other direct light interference

• Adjust the seat

• Adjust or turn the steering wheel

• Under the condition of eye occlusion, which includes but is not limited to various types of dark glasses with low transmittance, polarizers, sunglasses, and eyeglass frame occlusion, etc

• Wearing accessories such as hats, scarves and bandanas that may alter the shape of the head

• Wearing a mask

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the conditions that may affect the normal operation of the Advanced Driver Monitoring System (ADMS). There are many factors that may interfere with the Advanced Driver Monitoring System (ADMS). In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA)

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) to enable or disable this function.

When the operating conditions are satisfied, if a potential collision risk with the front crossing vehicle is detected, it will remind you through visual and auditory alerts on the Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD), 360 Surround View interface and Parking Assist interface.

Operating conditions for the Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA):

• The vehicle speed is lower than 15 km/h and higher than 0 km/h.

• The speed of the front crossing vehicle is within a certain range of the normal vehicle speed.

• The front lateral radar operates normally and has a clear field of view.

• Driver seating status

• Your vehicle is in gear position D

Precautions and Restrictions

The targets below can not be guaranteed to be identified, and may trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Motorcycles

• Electric bikes

• Tricycles

• Pedestrians

• Animals

• Bicycles

• Other non-vehicle objects

The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Oncoming vehicles/vehicles driving in the same direction

• Stationary objects

The Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) does not respond to targets in blind spots of the sensor. The Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) cannot detect lateral vehicles in front of this vehicle through obstacles or parked vehicles.

For example, the Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) cannot detect the front crossing vehicles in the following situations, which include but are not limited to:

• Stopping in the innermost position

• The parking space is at an angle

The following situations may lead to a radar recognition disorder and affect the performance of the Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA), which include but are not limited to:

• Misplaced or blocked radar, or covered with mud, ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels, leaves, etc.

• The radar or the area surrounding it is impacted due to a vehicle collision, scratch, etc.

• Extreme weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze, which may affect radar performance

• Due to the limitation of radar target recognition characteristics, in rare special circumstances, false alarms may occur for some metal barriers, green belts, cement walls, etc.

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully described all the conditions that may affect the normal operation of the Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B)

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B) to enable or disable this function.

When it is enabled, you can select the assisting level in the Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B) Settings:

• Alert only: When the vehicle speed is lower than about 15km/h and the operating conditions are satisfied, if a potential collision risk with rear crossing vehicles from behind is detected, it will remind the vehicle in the rear through visual and auditory alerts on the digital instrument cluster, 360 Surround View interface and Parking Assist interface.

• Alert and brake actively: When the vehicle speed is about 1-15km/h and the operating conditions are satisfied, besides visual and auditory alerts, the system will warn you by a brief instance of active braking if necessary, but cannot ensure that the vehicle will stop.

Operating conditions for the Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B):

• The speed of the rear crossing vehicle is between about 5 and 60 km/h

• The rear lateral radar operates normally and has a clear field of view

• Driver seating status

• All doors are closed

• Your vehicle is in gear position R

Precautions and Restrictions

The targets below can not be guaranteed to be identified, and may trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Motorcycles

• Electric bikes

• Tricycles

• Pedestrians

• Animals

• Bicycles

• Other non-vehicle objects

The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Oncoming vehicles/vehicles driving in the same direction

The Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B) does not respond to targets in blind spots of the sensor. The Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B) cannot detect vehicles behind this vehicle through obstacles or parked vehicles.

For example, the Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B) cannot detect rear crossing vehicles in the following situations, which include but are not limited to:

• Stopping in the innermost position

• The parking space is at an angle

The following situations may lead to a radar recognition disorder and affect the performance of the Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B), which include but are not limited to:

• Misplaced or blocked radar, or covered with mud, ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels, leaves, etc.

• The radar or the area surrounding it is impacted due to a vehicle collision, scratch, etc.

• Extreme weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze, which may affect radar performance

• Due to the limitation of radar target recognition characteristics, in rare special circumstances, false alarms may occur for some metal barriers, green belts, cement walls, etc.

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully described all the conditions that may affect the normal operation of the Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Braking (RCTA-B) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling Active Lane Change (ALC)

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Active Lane Change (ALC) to enable or disable this function.

Operating conditions for the Active Lane Change (ALC):

• The driver's hands on the steering wheel.

• The Lane Centering Control (LCC) is enabled and operating normally.

• The Active Lane Change (ALC) is enabled and operating normally.

• The sensor functions properly and the field of view is clear.

• The vehicle speed is about 60-130 km/h.

• The current and target lanes meet all the safety conditions to change lanes. For example:

  • The lane marking on the side of the lane change is a dotted line.

  • The curvatures of the current and target lanes are small.

  • The vehicle maintains a safe distance to the vehicles in front of and behind it in the current and target lanes.

  • There is no Blind Spot Detection & Lane Change Alert and other alarms in the target lane.

  • The lane markings on both sides of the target lane are clear.

• None of the components for the Active Lane Change (ALC) are faulty and the vehicle meets all safety conditions. For example:

  • No malfunction with the turn light

  • Driver seating status

  • The driver has fastened the seat belt

  • All doors are closed

  • Your vehicle is in gear position D

  • The driver does not step on the brake pedal

  • Anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not triggered

Enabling the Active Lane Change (ALC) function in Settings does not mean that the function has been activated.

After meeting the operating conditions, you must perform a visual check to confirm the safety of the lane change environment, and then toggle the turn light lever on the corresponding side. The system will detect if your hands are on the steering wheel.

• The system will activate the Active Lane Change (ALC) function to assist the lane change if it detects that the conditions to change lanes have been met. At this time, the Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) will display the light band on the corresponding side turning blue and disappearing after a successful lane change. After the lane change is completed, please confirm that the turn light lever has been toggled back.

• The system will not perform the lane change if it detects that the conditions to change lanes has not been met and the Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) will display the light band on the corresponding side turning red.

Before or during a lane change, toggle the turn light lever in the opposite direction of the lane change to cancel the lane change. When the following situations occur, the lane change will be interrupted, and you will be reminded through the digital instrument cluster and sound alerts of the need to take control of your vehicle:

• The Active Lane Change (ALC) detects an unsafe lane change environment, such as when the activation alarms for Blind Spot Detection & Lane Change Alert go off.

• Steer Assist is exited for reasons such as taking over the steering wheel control, unclear lane markings, and passing through excessively curved bends.

• Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Steer Assist are exited at the same time for reasons such as pressing the button and depressing the brake pedal.

Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD)

• Active Lane Change (ALC) is making a lane change.

  

• Active Lane Change (ALC) suspends or cannot make a lane change.

  

• Active Lane Change (ALC) completes the lane change.

  

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may prevent the Active Lane Change (ALC) from completing the lane change or operating as expected, requiring the driver to take control of the steering wheel at any time, which include but are not limited to:

• Passing through bends with excessive curvature, such as high-speed ramps

• The lane markings of the current lane and target lane are not clear, worn, missing, crossed, or shaded by other vehicles or buildings or landscapes

• Passing through road sections without lane markings, such as non-standard roads, intersections and construction areas

• Passing through areas with unclear lane division, such as areas with merging or dividing lane markings, high-speed ramp crossings, urban intersection zones and left turn waiting zones

• Passing through road sections with special lane markings, such as speed reduction markings and channelizing-line markings

• There are edges or other high-contrast lines on roads instead of lane markings, such as pavement joints and curbs

• Lane markings cannot be recognized or are not recognized correctly due to height change, such as on the uphill and downhill

• Lane markings cannot be recognized or are not recognized correctly due to light, such as reflection of lane markings caused by strong light, poor visibility or insufficient light caused by bad weather and or at night

• The distance between the lane markings on both sides of the current lane or the target lane is too wide or too narrow

The following situations may lead to a camera recognition disorder, thus making it impossible to complete the lane change assistance, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Limited recognition at night

• Dark surroundings, such as at dawn, dusk, night, in tunnels

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• Camera directly exposed to light

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

The following situations may lead to a radar recognition disorder, thus making it impossible to complete the lane change assistance, which include but are not limited to:

• Misplaced or blocked radar, or covered with mud, ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels, leaves, etc.

• The radar or the area surrounding it is impacted due to a vehicle collision, scratch, etc.

• Extreme weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze, which may affect radar performance

• Due to the limitation of radar target recognition characteristics, in rare special circumstances, false alarms may occur for some metal barriers, green belts, cement walls, etc.

The following situations may lead to a LiDAR recognition disorder, affect the function of lane change assistance, and even cause the function to deactivate, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of LiDAR

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snow, tinted or transparent film or other obstructions on the LiDAR window

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by prolonged sun exposure

• Due to the limitation of LiDAR characteristics, in rare special cases, false alarms may occur for the traffic signs/high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed/elevated sections

The Active Lane Change (ALC) may leak or misdetect obstacles in the target and current lanes. You must always confirm whether it is safe and appropriate to change lanes before and during the lane change. The targets below can not be guaranteed to be identified, and may trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Side-crossing vehicles

• Motorcycles, tricycles

The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Pedestrians

• Bicycles

• Animals

• Traffic lights

• Walls

• Barriers

• Oncoming vehicles

• Other non-vehicle objects

It is not recommended to use Active Lane Change (ALC) in special or complex road conditions, which include but are not limited to:

• Waterlogged roads, muddy roads, potholes, ice- and snow-covered roads, roads with speed bumps, roads with obstacles

• Traffic conditions with a lot of pedestrians, bicycles or animals

• Complex and changeable traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, congested roads

• Winding and turning roads, rapid turning roads

• Uphill and downhill roads

• Rough roads

• Narrow roads

• Tunnel entrances and exits

• Non-standard roads

• Roads without a median

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the situations that may affect the normal operation of the Active Lane Change (ALC) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Active Lane Change (ALC) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling Lane Centering Control (LCC)

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Driver Assistance and choose Lane Centering to turn this function on or off.

Turning on Lane Centering in the Settings does not mean that LLC is activated.

• Middle button: activates or deactivates Lane Centering Control (LCC)

• Up button: increase or resume the cruising speed

• Down button: decrease the cruising speed

• Left button: decrease the following distance

• Right button: increase the following distance

When the operating conditions are met, press the Middle button to activate Lane Centering Control (LCC).

• If the lane markings on both sides are clear and the vehicle is in the center of the current lane, activating Steer Assist will activate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) as well.

• If the lane markings on both sides are unclear or the vehicle is not in the center of the current lane, it will first activate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and start searching for lane markings, and then activate Steer Assist when the conditions are met.

Lane Centering Control (LCC) is enabled at a vehicle speed of 0-180 km/h, or 0-110 mph.

• If the vehicle speed is lower than 30 km/h (20 mph), 30 km/h (20 mph) will be set as the cruising speed

• If the vehicle speed is higher than 30 km/h (20 mph) but not higher than 180 km/h (110 mph), the current vehicle speed will be set as the cruising speed

When Lane Centering Control (LCC) activates Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and starts searching for lane markings, you can release the accelerator pedal, and the system will maintain the set cruising speed.

• If there is a lead vehicle, Lane Centering Control (LCC) will adjust the speed of your vehicle according to the speed and distance of the lead vehicle, and the maximum speed will not exceed the cruising speed

• When there is no vehicle ahead, Lane Centering Control (LCC) will quickly adjust the speed of your vehicle to the cruising speed

When Lane Centering Control (LCC) activates Steer Assist, it will actively assist with steering control, however, please keep your hands lightly on the steering wheel. The pressure of your hands may have a slight effect on the steer assist control, please pay close attention to the driving situation, and be ready to take control of the steering wheel at any time to control the direction of the vehicle.

The steering wheel turns when Lane Centering Control (LCC) is controlling the steering. When Lane Centering Control (LCC) is actively accelerating, the accelerator pedal does not move; when it’s decelerating, the brake pedal may move.

Working Condition for Lane Centering Control (LCC):

• The speed does not exceed 180 km/h or 110 mph

• High-definition cameras, radar and LiDAR functioning properly with a clear view

• No components of Lane Centering Control (LCC) are faulty

• The function cannot be activated when the steering angle of the steering wheel is too large

• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • The driver's hands on the steering wheel

  • Driver seating status

  • The driver has fastened the seat belt

  • All doors are closed

  • Your vehicle is in gear position D

  • The driver does not step on the brake pedal

  • Anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not triggered

Adjusting the speed under Lane Centering Control (LCC)

When Lane Centering Control (LCC) is active, go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Driver Assistance > Adjust Speed by Steering Wheel Button, and select the appropriate way to adjust the cruising speed.

The cruising speed can be adjusted by:

• Press to +1, press and hold to +5

  • Press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h

  • Press and hold the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed to the closest 5 km/h increment, that is, if the speed is 82 km/h, press and hold the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the speed will be increased to 85 km/h

• Press and hold to +1, press to +5

  • Short press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h

  • Press and hold the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed to the closest 5 km/h increment, that is, if the speed is 82 km/h, press and hold the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the speed will be increased to 85 km/h

The maximum set speed for Lane Centering Control (LCC) is 180 km/h, or 110 mph.

The minimum set speed for Lane Centering Control (LCC) is 30 km/h, but it allows the vehicle to decelerate to 0 km/h when following the vehicle ahead.

Adjusting the following time and distance under Lane Centering Control (LCC)

When the system is active or to be activated, the following time and distance can be adjusted in 5 settings.

• Press the Right button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance to a farther setting

• Press the Left button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance to a closer setting

Takeover and Resume

When driving with Lane Centering Control (LCC) active, you can actively take over the vehicle by stepping on the accelerator pedal or turning the steering wheel. Lane Centering Control (LCC) will no longer respond to the target lead vehicle when you actively take control by heavily stepping on the accelerator pedal.

Lane Centering Control (LCC) will re-activate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) as soon as you release the accelerator pedal.

Lane Centering Control (LCC) and Steer Assist will retreat to the standby status for the time being when you actively take control by turning the steering wheel, but Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will remain active and search for lane markings, during which time you will be controlling the direction of the vehicle.

When you stop turning the steering wheel, if the lane markings on both sides are clear and the vehicle is in the center of the current lane, Steer Assist will be automatically resumed.

After you exit Lane Centering Control (LCC) by pressing or depressing the brake pedal, you can activate it again by pressing the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and you can restore the vehicle speed to the previously set cruising speed.

When Lane Centering Control (LCC) stops the vehicle as the lead vehicle stops, you can press the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, or step on the accelerator pedal to restore the previously set cruising speed.

Reactivate Lane Centering Control (LCC), activate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) first which will start searching for lane markings and, if the lane markings on both sides are clear and the vehicle is in the center of the current lane, activate Steer Assist.

Disabling Lane Centering Control (LCC)

Lane Centering Control (LCC) will be deactivated, and will no longer be in active control of speed and direction, and alert you audibly when:

• The steering wheel button is pressed

• The brake pedal is depressed

In addition, when the working conditions are no longer met, Lane Centering Control (LCC) will be automatically deactivated, and you should take control of the brake pedal, accelerator pedal and steering wheel immediately after that to control the speed and direction of the vehicle.

Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD)

An intelligent driving status indicator light has been added next to the real-time vehicle speed on the left side of the digital instrument cluster. The intelligent driving status indicator light can be used to understand the functions of intelligent driving that can be activated now and that is running now, as well as the cruise speed status of intelligent driving.

	Active state	To be activated	Loss of lateral control
NOP+
Lane Centering Control (LCC)
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)			None

Keep your hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road ahead when driving with Lane Centering Control (LCC) active.

• When the system detects that your hands have been off the steering wheel and your eyes have been off the road ahead for a period of time, Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) will display “Please keep your hands on the steering wheel” or “Please concentrate on driving”, and alert you audibly.

• When the system detects that your hands have been still off the steering wheel and your eyes have been still off the road ahead after a period of time, Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) will display “Pilot is about to be deactivated, please put your hands on the steering wheel immediately”, or “Pilot is about to be deactivated, please take control of the vehicle immediately”, and keep alerting you audibly.

• When the system detects that your hands have been always off the steering wheel and your eyes have been always off the road ahead after a period of time, Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) will display “Emergency Active Stop (EAS) is activated, the vehicle is about to stop” and alert you audibly, accompanied by a NOMI voice prompt of “The vehicle is stopping” and double flashing lights.

When the system detects that your hands are on the steering wheel and your eyes are on the road ahead, the warning will disappear.

Maintaining Safe Distance

When Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) displays the “Please drive with caution, the distance to the vehicle ahead is too close” warning, it means that there is a risk of collision because the maximum deceleration available to Lane Centering Control (LCC) can no longer maintain a safe distance, and you need to take control of the brake pedal and steering wheel immediately to control the speed and direction of the vehicle.

Lead Vehicle Start Alert

When Lane Centering Control (LCC) stops the vehicle as the lead vehicle stops

• If the lead vehicle starts, Lane Centering Control (LCC) will follow it and actively start the vehicle as well. You need to pay attention to the surrounding environment at all times to prevent collision accidents from occurring;

• When the vehicle stops as the lead vehicle stops for more than about 5 seconds, before it starts again to follow the lead vehicle, it will alert you audibly;

• When the vehicle stops as the lead vehicle stops for more than about 5 seconds, and the system detects obstacles ahead that may affect driving, Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) will display “The lead vehicle starts moving” prompt, and you need to re-activate Following Start by pressing the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel or stepping on the accelerator pedal after checking the surroundings;

• After approximately 5 minutes, Lane Centering Control (LCC) will be deactivated and Electric Parking will be activated instead.

After Lane Centering Control (LCC) stops the vehicle as the lead vehicle stops, it will start the vehicle again only when the distance to the lead vehicle exceeds about 4 meters.

Smart Speed Assist

Once activated, when the vehicle is driving on a highway or overpass under Lane Centering Control (LCC), it will alert you to change the speed limit when it detects a change in the road speed limit. You can manually confirm to keep the cruise speed consistent with the current road speed limit.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Smart Speed Assist to turn this function on or off.

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may cause the camera to identify obstacles, affect the performance of Lane Centering Control (LCC), or even cause deactivation, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Limited recognition at night

• Dark surroundings, such as at dawn, dusk, night, in tunnels

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• Camera directly exposed to light

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

The following situations may cause the radar to identify obstacles, affect the performance of Lane Centering Control (LCC), or even cause deactivation, which include but are not limited to:

• Misplaced or blocked radar, or covered with mud, ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels, leaves, etc.

• The radar or the area surrounding it is impacted due to a vehicle collision, scratch, etc.

• Extreme weather such as heavy rain, snow, fog, which may affect radar performance

• Due to the limitation of radar target recognition characteristics, in rare special circumstances, false alarms may occur for some metal barriers, green belts, cement walls, etc.

The following situations may cause the LiDAR to identify obstacles, affect the performance of Lane Centering Control (LCC), or even cause deactivation, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of LiDAR

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snow, tinted or transparent film or other obstructions on the LiDAR window

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by prolonged sun exposure

• Due to the limitation of LiDAR characteristics, in rare special cases, false alarms may occur for the traffic signs/high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed/elevated sections

The vehicle will only respond to Lane Centering Control (LCC) when the conditions are met The targets below can not be guaranteed to be identified, and may trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Transverse vehicles

• Motorcycles, tricycles

The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Pedestrians

• Bicycles

• Traffic cones

• Animals

• Traffic lights

• Walls

• Barriers

• Oncoming vehicles

• Other non-vehicle objects

The following situations may cause the late recognition and response of Lane Centering Control (LCC) because the target is not directly ahead, which include but are not limited to:

• Lane Centering Control (LCC) will not respond to targets in the sensor blind zone. For example, it cannot detect the blind spots at the corners of the vehicle and the blind spots on the sides of the vehicle.

• When approaching or turning along the road, some targets may be mis-selected or missed, resulting in the unexpected acceleration and deceleration of the vehicle.

• When going uphill, it may miss a target or misjudge the distance to the lead vehicle. When going downhill, it may accelerate the vehicle, causing it to exceed the cruising speed.

• When only part of the body of a vehicle in the adjacent lane cuts in front of your vehicle (especially when it’s a larger vehicle cutting in, like a bus, truck, etc.), it may not be able to recognize the target in a responsive manner and you need to take over in time.

• When your vehicle abruptly cuts into the rear of the vehicle ahead, or another vehicle abruptly cuts into or out of the front of your vehicle, it may not be able to recognize the target in a responsive manner and you need to take over in time.

When driving in special or complex road conditions, it is not recommended to activate Lane Centering Control (LCC) because it may affect the performance of Adaptive Cruise Control and Keeping, or even cause deactivation, which include but are not limited to:

• Waterlogged roads, muddy roads, potholes, ice- and snow-covered roads, roads with speed bumps, roads with obstacles

• Traffic conditions with a lot of pedestrians, bicycles or animals

• Complex and changeable traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressway ramps, congested roads

• Winding and turning roads, rapid turning roads

• Uphill and downhill roads

• Rough roads

• Narrow roads

• Tunnel entrances and exits

• Non-standard roads

• Roads without a median

In the following situations, if the vehicle is driving too fast relative to the lead vehicle, Lane Centering Control (LCC) may be subject to limited control, which will result in an inability to maintain a safe distance in a responsive manner, which include but are not limited to:

• Sudden maneuvers of the vehicle ahead (such as sudden turns, acceleration, deceleration, etc.)

• Another vehicle abruptly cutting in or out of the front of your vehicle

• Your vehicle abruptly cutting in behind the vehicle ahead

• Your vehicle driving towards a stationary or slow-moving target at a high speed

It may not be able to provide sufficient braking force in the following situations, which include but are not limited to:

• The brake function cannot fully work (such as when brake parts are too cold, too hot, wet, etc.)

• Improper vehicle maintenance (excessive wear of the brake or tires, abnormal tire pressure, etc.)

• The vehicle is driving on special roads (such as uphill and downhill, water, mud, potholes, ice and snow roads, etc.)

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the situations that may affect the normal operation of the Lane Centering Control (LCC) system. There are many factors that may interfere with the Lane Centering Control (LCC) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling Adaptive Cruise Control

• Middle button : activate or exit Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

• Up button: increase or resume the cruising speed

• Down button: decrease the cruising speed

• Left button: decrease the following distance

• Right button: increase the following distance

When the operating conditions of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) are met, press the Middle button on the left side of the steering wheel to activate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC).

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) can be enabled at the vehicle speed of 0-180 km/h (0-110 mph).

• If the vehicle speed is lower than 30 km/h (20 mph), 30 km/h (20 mph) will be set as the cruising speed

• If the vehicle speed is higher than 30 km/h (20 mph) but not higher than 180 km/h (110 mph), the current vehicle speed will be set as the cruising speed

When Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is activated, you can release the accelerator pedal to maintain the set cruising speed.

• If there is a lead vehicle, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will adjust the speed of your vehicle according to the speed and distance of the lead vehicle, and the maximum speed will not exceed the cruising speed

• When there is no vehicle ahead, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will quickly adjust the speed of your vehicle to the cruising speed

When driving by using Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), you can depress the accelerator pedal hard at any time to take over your vehicle in a short amount of time. At this time, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will no longer respond to the target lead vehicle, and your vehicle will be completely under your control. When you release the accelerator pedal, your vehicle will return to the cruising speed.

When Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) actively accelerates your vehicle, the accelerator pedal will not move. When Adaptive Cruise Control decelerates your vehicle, the brake pedal may move.

After you exit Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) by pressing the Middle button on the left side of the steering wheel or depressing the brake pedal, you can activate it again by pressing the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and you can restore the vehicle speed to the previously set cruising speed. If you press the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel while depressing the accelerator pedal, the current speed will be set as the cruising speed. The maximum set speed is 180 km/h (110 mph).

Operating Conditions of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC):

• The high-definition camera, LiDAR and radar function normally, and the field of vision is clear

• No components of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) are faulty

• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • Driver seating status

  • The driver's hands on the steering wheel

  • The driver has fastened the seat belt

  • All doors are closed

  • Your vehicle is in gear position D

  • The driver does not step on the brake pedal

  • Anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not triggered

• The function cannot be activated when the steering angle of the steering wheel is too large

• The speed does not exceed 180 km/h or 110 mph

Disabling Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is deactivated when:

• The steering wheel button is pressed

• The brake pedal is depressed

In addition, when the conditions for Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) are not met, it will be automatically deactivated. You can take control of the vehicle immediately after Adaptive Cruise Control is deactivated.

After Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is deactivated, the vehicle may slow down due to regenerative braking, and will not be able to maintain the set distance to the lead vehicle.

Adjusting Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Speed

When Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is active, go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, tap Driver Assistance > Adjust Speed by Steering Wheel Button, and select the appropriate way to adjust the cruising speed.

The cruising speed can be adjusted by:

• Press to +1, press and hold to +5

  • Press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h

  • Press and hold the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed to the closest 5 km/h increment, that is, if the speed is 82 km/h, press and hold the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the speed will be increased to 85 km/h

• Press and hold to +1, press to +5

  • Short press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h

  • Press and hold the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed to the closest 5 km/h increment, that is, if the speed is 82 km/h, press and hold the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the speed will be increased to 85 km/h

The maximum set speed for Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is 180 km/h, or 110 mph.

The minimum set speed for Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is 30 km/h, but it allows the vehicle to decelerate to 0 km/h when following the vehicle ahead.

Adjusting Following Time and Distance with Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

When Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is active or in standby, the following time and distance can be adjusted in 5 levels.

• Press the Right button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance to a farther setting

• Press the Left button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance to a closer setting

Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD)

An intelligent driving status indicator light has been added next to the real-time vehicle speed on the left side of the digital instrument cluster. The intelligent driving status indicator light can be used to understand the functions of intelligent driving that can be activated now and that is running now, as well as the cruise speed status of intelligent driving.

	Active state	To be activated	Loss of lateral control
NOP+
Lane Centering Control (LCC)
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)			None

When Dynamic Environment Simulation & Display (ESD) displays the “Please drive with caution, the distance to the vehicle ahead is too close” warning, it means that there is a risk of collision because the maximum deceleration available to Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) can no longer maintain a safe distance, and you need to take control of the brake pedal and steering wheel immediately to control the speed and direction of the vehicle.

Lead Vehicle Start Alert

When the vehicle is stopped when following the lead vehicle under Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

• If the lead vehicle starts, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will follow it and actively start the vehicle as well. You need to pay attention to the surrounding environment at all times to prevent collision accidents from occurring;

• When the vehicle is stopped for no more than about 5 minutes when following the lead vehicle, starting while following is available under Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC);

• After the vehicle is stopped for about 5 minutes when following the lead vehicle, Electric Parking Brake (EPB) will be activated and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will be deactivated;

• If the system detects obstacles ahead that may affect driving, making it impossible to follow the lead vehicle, you may, after checking the surroundings, reactivate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) by stepping on the accelerator pedal

Smart Speed Assist

Once activated, when the vehicle is driving on a highway or overpass under Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), it will alert you to change the speed limit when a change is detected in the road speed limit. You can manually confirm to keep the cruise speed consistent with the current road speed limit.

Go to the Settings page from the control bar at the bottom of the center display, and tap Driver Assistance > Smart Speed Assist to turn this function on or off.

Overtaking Assist Provided by Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

When the vehicle is following the lead vehicle under Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), if you turn on the left turn light and steer the steering wheel in an attempt to overtake another vehicle, it will activate acceleration assist to accelerate up to the set cruising speed.

Overtaking Assist can be activated when:

• Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is active and has detected a vehicle traveling in the same direction ahead

• The current vehicle speed is higher than 50 km/h, but not over the set cruising speed

• There is no lane marking or the lane marking is a dashed line on the side of the lane change

• The vehicle is at a safe distance from the vehicle ahead

• The hazard warning light is not on

• No malfunction with the turn light

When the above conditions are met, you can activate Overtaking Assist by toggling the left turn light lever to the bottom. When you turn the steering wheel to the left, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will maintain the distance to the lead vehicle, but will allow you to drive slightly closer than the set following distance. During a lane change, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will accelerate up to the set cruising speed without you stepping on the accelerator pedal.

Overtaking Assist function will be deactivated, but Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) will remain active, when:

• A lane change is completed

• Overtaking Assist has been active for too long

• The turn light lever is toggled back before the lane change

Precautions and Restrictions

The following situations may lead to a camera recognition disorder, affect the performance of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), or even cause deactivation, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of camera

• Blocked or dirty camera

• Reduced recognition capability due to dim surrounding environments, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as tunnel entrances or exits

• Large shadows cast by buildings, landscapes or large vehicles

• Camera directly exposed to light

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wiper, ice, snow, etc. on the windshield in front of the camera

• Wet roads

The following situations may lead to a LiDAR recognition disorder, affect the performance of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), or even cause deactivation, which include but are not limited to:

• Changed installation position of LiDAR

• Severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, haze

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow or dust lifted up by the vehicle ahead

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads

• Water, dust, transparent vehicle coverings, color-changing film, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snowfall and other obstructions on the LiDAR window

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by prolonged sun exposure

• Due to the limitation of LiDAR characteristics, in rare special cases, false alarms may occur for the traffic signs/high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed/elevated sections

The following situations may lead to a radar recognition disorder, affect the performance of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), or even cause deactivation, which include but are not limited to:

• Misplaced or blocked radar, or covered with mud, ice and snow, metal plates, tapes, labels, leaves, etc.

• The radar or the area surrounding it is impacted due to a vehicle collision, scratch, etc.

• Extreme weather such as heavy rain, snow, fog, which may affect radar performance

• Due to the limitation of radar target recognition characteristics, in rare special circumstances, false alarms may occur for some metal barriers, green belts, cement walls, etc.

Only the vehicles that meet the conditions will be responded by Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC). The targets below can not be guaranteed to be identified, and may trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Transverse vehicles

• Motorcycles, tricycles

The targets below will not trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Pedestrians

• Animals

• Traffic lights

• Walls

• Barriers

• Oncoming vehicles

• Bicycles

• Other non-vehicle objects

The following situations may cause late recognition and response in Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) because the target is not directly ahead, which include but are not limited to: