Power Battery Maintenance
Do not park the vehicle in environments with excessively high or low temperatures, as this may affect the performance of the power battery.
Do not park the vehicle for extended periods, as this may cause the power battery to completely discharge and become damaged. If the vehicle is to be parked for a long time, it is recommended to disconnect the negative terminal of the low-voltage battery and charge the vehicle periodically to maintain the charge at 50%–60%.
If there are any signs of impact or damage on the power battery, please contact a professional repair center for inspection immediately.
Keep the vehicle dry and avoid parking in damp environments, such as waterlogged parking areas, for extended periods.
Avoid rapid acceleration and overloading to reduce the number of times the power battery discharges with high current, thus extending its lifespan.
Tire Routine Maintenance
Regularly check tire pressure and inflate to the vehicle's standard tire pressure, avoiding excessively high or low pressure.
Frequently remove debris from the tire treads and keep the tires clean.
Check the tire wear and replace severely worn tires promptly.
When driving, avoid road shoulders and potholes to reduce tire damage.
