Hongqi E-HS9 Manual

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Foreword

Thank you for choosing Hongqi E-HS9!

Hongqi E-HS9 is equipped with a variety of luxurious equipment and designed with

advanced technologies. To enable you to make full use of these equipment and

technologies in future driving, it is recommended that you read this manual carefully so that

you can quickly and comprehensively get familiar with Hongqi E-HS9.

In addition to how to use the vehicle, this manual also details safe driving, vehicle service

and emergency measures. By knowing those contents, you will be able to use the vehicle

safely and comfortably, while keeping the value of the vehicle to the greatest extent.

This manual is developed based on the status of the product at the time of publication.

Subsequent changes to the product will be revised at the time of reprinting. Note that there

will not be any prior notification about the revised contents, please understand.

If you have other questions about the vehicle or think that the contents of the attached

documents are not exhaustive, please consult the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. We will

serve you wholeheartedly!

The latest version of the User Manual can be viewed or downloaded through the official

website of FAW Hongqi. Before you start to use the vehicle, it is recommended that you

read the Manual carefully.

Official website: https://www.hongqi-auto.com/

Address of EU representative: China FAW Group Import & Export Co., Ltd. Deutschland

Eschersheimer Landstraße 14 60322 Frankfurt am Main

Wish you have a good drive and all the best!

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Page 1 The latest version of the User Manual can be viewed or downloaded through the official website of FAW Hongqi. Before you start to use the vehicle, it is recommended that you read the Manual carefully. Official website: https://www.hongqi-auto.com/ Address of EU representative: China FAW Group Import &...
Page 3 Contents Picture index Search by illustration Safety Be sure to read the safety instructions thoroughly precautions Instrument Read instrument information, various alarm lamps and indicators, etc. cluster Operating the Open and close doors and windows, adjust before driving, components etc. Driving Necessary operations and suggestions when driving Multimedia...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Index Contents Safety precautions Operating the components 1-1. Instructions for safety operation 3-1. Key information Safe driving ........... 20 Key ............80 Seat belt ..........21 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the Airbag ........... 27 doors and trunk lid Child safety information ......38 Door ............
Page 5 4-5. Operating other driving systems Driving Adaptive cruise control (ACC) * ..154 4-1. Before driving Super adaptive cruise control (SACC)* ..........161 Driving the vehicle ....... 118 Front and rear parking sensor Cargo and luggage ......124 (PSS) *..........168 AVM system ........
Page 6 Voice recognition ........ 252 Rear center armrest * ......299 Ceiling handle ........300 5-5. Operating Mobile APP Coat hook ........... 301 Hongqi Zhilian APP ......254 Service and maintenance In-car equipment 7-1. Service and maintenance Cleaning and protecting vehicle 6-1.
Page 7 7-3. Self-maintenance In case of low 12 V battery ....360 Precautions for self-maintenance ..310 If the vehicle is overheated ....363 Hood ........... 312 In case of an electrical fire ....365 Engine compartment ......313 If a trap occurs ........366 Tire .............
Page 8 Picture index Exterior Hood Low beam Corner lamp Windshield wiper Sunroof Exterior rearview mirror Side turn signal lamp Front turn signal lamp High beam Daytime running lamp Position lamp Towing eye cover Towing eye cover...
Page 9 Rear position lamp Charging port cover High mounted Door brake lamp Trunk lid License plate lamp Rear turn signal lamp Tire Rear fog lamp ⚫Rotation ⚫Tire pressure Reversing lamp Stop lamp Trunk lid switch...
Page 10 Picture index Interior Glove box Front central storage box Cup holder Seat belt Front passenger airbag Curtain airbag Headrest Driver airbag Front seat Rear seat...
Page 11 Central control door lock switch Interior door release handle Rear door child safety lock switch Power window switch...
Page 12 Picture index Interior Sunroof switch Sunshade switch Interior lamp button Rear reading lamp switch Ceiling handle Bluetooth microphone SOS switch Make-up mirror Sun visor Front reading lamp switch Anti-glare rearview mirror...
Page 13 Picture index Instrument panel Instrument cluster display Light control handle Wiper control handle Headlamp Turn signal lamp Multimedia display Fog lamp Front A/C operation panel Steering wheel electric adjustment button Cruise control handle Adaptive cruise control SACC...
Page 14 Picture index Instrument panel Electronic Parking Brake switch Shift lever handle Glove box opening button Shift unlock button P button...
Page 15 Voice recognition button Instrument cluster display Volume adjustment/mute Phone button operation buttons button Track/station switch button Multi-function button Driving mode selection button Menu button...
Page 16 FAW Hongqi dealer. Accessories, spare parts and modification of vehicles The authorized FAW Hongqi dealer has the advanced tools, equipment and pure spare parts required to provide maintenance and service for your vehicle. We strongly recommend that you use FAW genuine spare parts and accessories that meet the requirements of this vehicle.
Page 17 ⚫ Cruise Control System (CCS) ⚫ Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) ⚫ Seat belt pretensioner system Before installing the RF transmitter system, please consult the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. Scrapping of vehicles The airbags and seat belt pretensioners in vehicles contain explosive chemicals. If the vehicle is scrapped without removing the airbags and seat belt pretensioners, it may cause personal injury, fire and other accidents.
Page 18 Based on the statutory obligation of product monitoring, the company can use the data for environmental monitoring, research purposes and quality improvement of vehicle safety system. For the purpose of research needs, the company may provide anonymous data to relevant parties, that is, the data does not involve personal vehicle, owner or lessee information.
Page 19 Reading this Manual WARINING Introduce the warnings. Failure to comply may result in serious injury or even death. Notice Introduce the precautions. Failure to comply may result in damage or failure of the vehicle. Represents the operating or operation steps, which are carried out in numerical order.
Page 21 Safety precautions 1-1.Instructions for safety operation Safe driving ........... 20 Seat belt ..........21 Airbag ........... 27 Child safety information ......38 Child restraint system......39 Installing a child restraint system ..42 High voltage safety ....... 45 1-2. Charging/discharging Methods and steps of charging/discharging ......
Page 22: Instructions For Safety Operation
1-1.Instructions for safety operation Safe driving 1-1.Ins truc tions for s afety operation Safe driving Before driving, adjust the seats, steering wheel and rearview mirrors to the proper position to ensure safe driving. ◼ Correct driving posture Sit up straight and lean on the backrest.
Page 23 1-1.Instructions for safety operation Seat belt Seat belt Before driving, make sure that the driver and all occupants in the vehicle have fastened their seat belts. Correct use of seat belt ⚫ Stretch the shoulder belt so that it straddles the entire shoulder, but do not touch the neck or slip off the shoulder.
Page 24: Seat Belt
1-1.Instructions for safety operation Adjusting the height of the seat belt (front seat) Move up Push button Move down Press and hold the adjustment button and move the height adjuster up and down as required until you hear a "click". Second-row middle seat belt* Buckle up Insert the latch into the buckle until you...
Page 25 ⚫ When the seat belt pretensioner is activated in case of collision, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to replace the seat belt in time. ◼ Regulations on seat belts If your country or region has relevant regulations on seat belts, please contact the...
Page 26 1-1.Instructions for safety operation WARINING In order to reduce the risk of personal injury in case of emergency braking, emergency steering or accident, please observe the following precautions, otherwise serious personal injury or even death may be caused. ◼ Fasten the seat belt ⚫...
Page 27 ◼ Seat belt pretensioner In the event of a collision, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the seat belt pretensioners and airbags. Like the airbag, the seat belt pretensioner can only be used once, and must be replaced after the collision. If it is not replaced, it will...
Page 28 ⚫ Make sure the belt latch and buckle are locked and the belt is not twisted. If the seat belt does not work properly, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately. ⚫...
Page 29 1-1.Instructions for safety operation Airbag Airbag Airbag is a kind of passive safety protection device which is equipped to slow down or avoid the injury of occupants when the vehicle suffers some serious impact that may cause serious injury to the occupants. When the vehicle suffers some serious impact, the airbag will expand.
Page 30: Airbag
1-1.Instructions for safety operation Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) components Front passenger airbag Airbag control unit Front passenger seat airbag Curtain airbag Second-row seat airbag* Driver's seat airbag Driver airbag Airbag fault alarm lamp The above are the main components of the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). In the event of some serious front or side impact, the SRS will trigger the airbag gas generator.
Page 31 1-1.Instructions for safety operation WARINING ◼ Precautions for airbag Please observe the following precautions about the airbag, otherwise it may lead to serious personal injury or even death. ⚫ The driver and all occupants in the vehicle must fasten the seat belt correctly. Airbag is an auxiliary device used with the seat belt.
Page 32 1-1.Instructions for safety operation WARINING ◼ Precautions for airbag ⚫ The impact force of the front passenger airbag is considerable when it is deployed, and may lead to serious injury or death if the front passenger is too close to the airbag.
Page 33 1-1.Instructions for safety operation WARINING ◼ Precautions for airbag ⚫ Do not kneel on the occupant seat with your face towards the door or extend your head or hands out of the vehicle. ⚫ Do not attach or lean any objects to the instrument panel or driver airbag cover.
Page 34 After the airbag is deployed, SRS can only provide one-time accident protection. After the airbag deploys in a vehicle collision, the airbag, airbag control unit and related parts need to be replaced by an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer, and the original parts are not allowed to be used.
Page 35 1-1.Instructions for safety operation ◼ If the airbag deploys (inflates) ⚫ impact airbag considerable when it is deployed and may lead to serious injury or death if you are too close to the airbag. ⚫ Airbag deployment will accompanied by the sound of airbag detonation and smoke, but not fire.
Page 36 1-1.Instructions for safety operation ⚫ In some crashes, the vehicle forward deceleration is very close to the design threshold, but the frontal airbags and seat belt pre-tensioners may not activate.
Page 37 1-1.Instructions for safety operation ◼ Working conditions (seat airbag and curtain airbag) ⚫ In the event of a violent side impact, the seat airbags and curtain airbags on the impact side will deploy when the level of impact exceeds the set threshold. ⚫...
Page 38 1-1.Instructions for safety operation ⚫ Rear-end collision ⚫ Rear-end collision under the rear of a truck or into the bottom of a truck ⚫ Low-speed head-on collision ⚫ Side collision ⚫ Rollover ◼ Situations in which the airbags (seat airbags or curtain airbags) may not deploy If the vehicle suffers a side collision in a non-occupant compartment area or a side collision at an angle to the body, the seat airbags and curtain airbags may not deploy.
Page 39 Rear-end collision ⚫ Rollover ◼ When should we contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer The vehicle needs to be inspected and/or repaired in the following cases. Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer as soon as possible. ⚫ Any airbag has deployed.
Page 40 1-1.Instructions for safety operation ⚫ There are scratches, cracks, or other damage to the driver airbag cover or the instrument panel near the front passenger airbag. ⚫ There are scratches, cracks or other damage to the surface of the seat equipped with a seat airbag.
Page 41: Child Safety Information
1-1.Instructions for safety operation Child safety information Child s afety inform ation When there are children in the car, please observe the following precautions. Children should use appropriate child restraint systems until they are large enough to use the seat belts on the vehicle. ⚫...
Page 42: Child Restraint System
1-1.Instructions for safety operation Child restraint system Child r estr aint sys tem FAW strongly recommends that you use a child restraint system. Points to keep in mind Studies have shown that it is safer to install a child restraint system in the second-row seat than in the front passenger seat.
Page 43 1-1.Instructions for safety operation Information on the adaptability of child restraint system secured by ISOFIX in different ISOFIX positions ISOFIX position on the vehicle Size Mass group Fixing module Second-row left Second-row right category seat seat ISO/L1 Portable bed ISO/L2 Group 0: <...
Page 44 1-1.Instructions for safety operation ◼ Selecting a suitable child restraint system ⚫ Children should use appropriate child restraint systems unless they grow up to fit the seat belts on the vehicle. ⚫ If a child is too large to use a child restraint system, the child should be seated in the second-row seat and secured with a seat belt.
Page 45: Installing A Child Restraint System
1-1.Instructions for safety operation Installing a child restraint system Installing a c hild res traint sy stem Please follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the child restraint system. Securely fix the child restraint system to the seat with the ISOFIX rigid anchorage.
Page 46 1-1.Instructions for safety operation Fix the hook firmly to the anchor support and STEP fasten the top strap. Make sure to fasten the top strap securely. Restore the headrest to its correct position. STEP...
Page 47 1-1.Instructions for safety operation WARINING ◼ When installing a child restraint system Please observe the following precautions, otherwise it may lead to serious injury or even death. ⚫ Tie the top strap securely and make sure the seat belt is not twisted. ⚫...
Page 48: High Voltage Safety
1-1.Instructions for safety operation High voltage safety High voltage safety The electric vehicle is equipped with level B high-voltage systems. If the vehicle is used improperly, it may cause electric shock or fire hazards to occupants and operators. The high-voltage harness and the high- voltage connector are both marked in orange.
Page 49 1-1.Instructions for safety operation ◼ Medical protection measures against the electric shock of vehicle (the person who gets an electric shock cannot speak) ⚫ Rescue on the site; when the person who gets an electric shock is disconnected from the power supply, immediately confirm its vital functions, such as pulse and breathing. ⚫...
Page 50: Charging/Discharging
1-2. Charging/discharging Methods and steps of charging/discharging 1-2. Charging/dis charging Methods and steps of c harging/disc harging Charge through household or industrial electrical socket (230V) ◼ Start charging Park the vehicle in an AC chargeable area, depress the brake pedal, turn the gear to P, and apply the parking brake.
Page 51 1-2. Charging/discharging Unplug the charging plug on the vehicle end. STEP At this time, the charging connection indicator on the instrument cluster will go out. Close the charging port cover. (Refer to P.152) Disconnect the power plug from the power socket and keep the AC charging cable for the household or industrial electrical socket (230V) properly.
Page 52 1-2. Charging/discharging Connect the discharge plug to the AC STEP charging socket, at this time the charging port and the C-pillar charging indicator will remain on (in blue). When the charging port indicator and the C-pillar charging indicator remain on (in purple), it means that the vehicle is discharging.
Page 53 ◼ Emergency unlocking of charging electronic lock When the charging electronic lock fails to be unlocked due to insufficient battery or other reasons, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ◼ Remote charging The remote AC charging can be set through the mobile APP. (Refer to P.254) ◼...
Page 54 1-2. Charging/discharging WARINING ◼ Precautions for charging ⚫ Do not insert or pull out the plug with wet hands or standing in water, liquid or snow. Otherwise, it may cause electric shock, resulting in serious personal injury or even death. ⚫...
Page 55 1-2. Charging/discharging Notice ◼ During AC discharging ⚫ The discharge function can be activated when the power battery level is higher than the discharge limit, and deactivated when the power battery level is lower than the discharge limit. ⚫ During AC discharging, the vehicle will automatically terminate AC discharging once the power battery level displayed on the instrument reaches the discharge limit.
Page 56 1-2. Charging/discharging Notice ◼ Precautions for use of AC charging cable ⚫ When charging, the AC charging cable shall be kept away from high-temperature objects. ⚫ When not in use, please fit the protective cover properly and place the AC charging cable in a cool and dry place where there is no direct sunlight.
Page 57: Display And Settings Of Charging/Discharging
1-2. Charging/discharging Display and settings of charging/discharging Display and s etti ngs of c harging/disc harging Display of charging/discharging ◼ Charging display on instrument cluster During the charging process, the multi-function display of the instrument cluster will show the remaining charging time, the power and other related parameters. ◼...
Page 58 1-2. Charging/discharging Charging limit settings The default custom charging limit in the vehicle is 100%. ⚫ Move the slider on the charging setting interface of the multimedia system to set the charging limit. The setting range is 50%-100%, and the setting interval is 5%. ⚫...
Page 59 1-2. Charging/discharging Timed charging ◼ Timed charging settings Turn the power (ignition) switch to ON. Enable the timed charging and set the time STEP in the charging settings of the multimedia system. The timed charging switch is OFF by default. There will be an interval of at least 10 minutes between the start time and end time.
Page 60 1-2. Charging/discharging ◼ Start of timed charging in advance When the vehicle is in the timed charging waiting state, by touching the multimedia system charging interface [Start], the AC charging can be started immediately without turning off the timed charging switch. If the AC charging is started in advance, the information displayed on the instrument will change from "Charging reserved"...
Page 61: Troubleshooting In Charging/Discharging
The 12 V battery is at system cannot be started. In this case, please low level. contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. When the vehicle fails, the charging cannot be activated. In this case, check whether the MIL on the Vehicle fault instrument cluster is illuminated.
Page 62 Check whether the MIL on the instrument Vehicle fault cluster is illuminated. If illuminated, please stop charging immediately and contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. If the instrument cluster prompts that there is a communication fault between the DC charging device Communication...
Page 63: Immobilizer System
The key is approaching or in contact with other vehicles' keys (with built-in transponder chips) ◼ If the vehicle cannot be started correctly, it may indicate that the shutdown system is faulty. In this case, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to inspect the vehicle. Notice ◼...
Page 64: Body Immobilizer System
To deactivate or stop the alarm Perform any of the following actions: ⚫ Unlock the doors or trunk lid remotely through Smart Unlock, Remote Unlock or Hongqi Zhilian APP. ⚫ Start the power system. ◼...
Page 65 1-3. Immobilizer system...
Page 66: Instrument Cluster
1-3. Immobilizer system Instrument cluster 2. Instrument cluster Instrument cluster ......... 64 Alarm lamp ..........66 Indicator ..........68 Instrument cluster multi-function display information ..........70...
Page 67: Instrument Cluster
Instr ument cluster The exact display will vary depending on the model configuration. Instrument extension area 12 constellation information or the Hongqi logo is displayed. This area is disable at night to avoid reflection in left side mirror Driving information display area...
Page 68 2. Instrument cluster Interior backlight brightness adjustment The interior backlight brightness can be adjusted in the driving information display area of the instrument cluster. (Refer to P.76) WARINING ◼ When adjusting brightness For the sake of the safety, adjust the brightness of the backlight when the vehicle is parked.
Page 69: Alarm Lamp
2. Instrument cluster Alarm lamp Alarm l amp Alarm lamps indicate the current status or the current possible malfunction of the vehicle systems. (Refer to P.347) Low charge state warning lamp Power battery system MIL 12 V battery charging MIL Bulb MIL Unbuckled seat belt alarm SRS fault alarm lamp...
Page 70 Power battery thermal runaway signal missing warning lamp Notice: If any of the lamps do not come on or go off, the corresponding system may have a fault. Please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to carefully check the vehicle.
Page 71: Indicator
2. Instrument cluster Indicator Indicator Indicators indicate the current operating status of the vehicle systems. Left turn indicator Right turn indicator High beam ON indicator Position lamp ON indicator “READY” indicator Rear fog lamp ON indicator ESC working indicator ESC OFF indicator AirS height indicator AirS lift mode indicator Service indicator...
Page 72 2. Instrument cluster ACC system ON indicator ACC working indicator SACC system steering assist SACC system steering assist ON indicator working indicator HDC working indicator Unrecognized key indicator All- Extreme Extreme mode indicator All-terrain mode indicator terrain Sport Comfort Sport mode indicator Comfort mode indicator Off-road Custom...
Page 73: Instrument Cluster Multi-Function Display Information
2. Instrument cluster Instrument cluster multi-function display information Instr ument cluster multi-function dis play information The driver can view various driving-related information, the multimedia navigation information, etc. through the driving information display area, media information display area, and comprehensive information display area on the instrument cluster. Driving information display area Comprehensive information display area Time display area...
Page 74 2. Instrument cluster Steering wheel buttons ◼ Button on the left side of the steering wheel Back button Menu button Driving mode selection button Left/right buttons Scroll wheel Function Press and release: Return to the previous interface. Press and release: Enter/exit the setting interface of backlight brightness and exterior rearview mirror.
Page 75 2. Instrument cluster ◼ Button on the right side of the steering wheel Phone button Voice recognition button Scroll wheel Track/station switching button Multi-function button Function Press and release: When there is an incoming call: Answer the current call. When you are answering the call/calling: Hang up the current call. When there is no incoming call: Display the last call information, and then press to dial out.
Page 76 2. Instrument cluster Driving information display area The setting functions of average energy consumption, tire pressure monitoring, acceleration information, fault query, driving mode switching, backlight brightness and exterior rearview mirrors can be operated through the buttons on the left side of the steering wheel.
Page 77 2. Instrument cluster ⚫ Self-resetting displays average energy consumption/mileage/running time of the vehicle after resetting. Press and hold the scroll wheel on the steering wheel to reset the average energy consumption/mileage/running time. ◼ Tire pressure monitoring When the tire pressure is abnormal, the abnormal tire pressure will be displayed in yellow;...
Page 78 2. Instrument cluster ⚫ Acceleration direction information It displays the acceleration information of the vehicle in all directions. ◼ Fault query If any alarm information occurs in the vehicle, it will appear in the form of a popup window. In addition, all current alarm information can also be viewed in the fault query interface.
Page 79 2. Instrument cluster ◼ Settings of backlight brightness and exterior rearview mirrors Press and release the menu button on the steering wheel to enter the setting interface for backlight brightness and exterior rearview mirrors. You can set the backlight brightness and exterior rearview mirrors (folding/unfolding, and angle) through the scroll wheel on the steering wheel and the left/right selection...
Page 80 2. Instrument cluster ◼ Phone After the phone is connected to Bluetooth, the call information can be displayed in the media information display area. ⚫ Make a call Press and release the phone button on the steering wheel to display the last number called;...
Page 81 2. Instrument cluster Comprehensive information display In the comprehensive information display area, the driving assistance information and alarm/prompt information can be overlapped and displayed. ◼ Alarm/prompt message If any alarm/prompt information occurs in the vehicle, it will appear in the form of a popup window.
Page 82 2. Instrument cluster Operating the components 3-1. Key information Key ............ 80 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid Door ........... 83 Trunk lid ..........87 Passive entry and passive start (PEPS) system ..........91 3-3. Adjusting the seat Front seat ..........
Page 83: Key Information
3-1. Key information 3-1. Key i nformati on The vehicle is attached with the following keys. Smart key • Operating the PEPS system (See P.91) • Operating wireless remote control function Mechanical key Key end cap Key number tag Wireless remote control Press and release this button to lock the door;...
Page 84 3-1. Key information Using a mechanical key Press the unlock button to release the key end cap Take out the mechanical key. After using the mechanical key, store it in the smart key. Carry the mechanical key and the smart key together. If the battery of the smart key runs out and does not work properly, you need to use the mechanical key.
Page 85 ◼ In the event of a malfunction in the PEPS system or other key-related malfunction Please take the vehicle to an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer and bring all the keys that come with the vehicle. ◼...
Page 86: Opening, Closing And Locking The Doors And Trunk Lid
3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid Door 3-2. Openi ng, closing and l ocki ng the doors and tr unk lid Door Unlocking and locking the doors from outside the vehicle ◼ Passive entry As long as you carry the smart key, you can unlock/lock the door through the passive entry function.
Page 87 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid ◼ Mechanical key Press the front part of the driver side door handle to tilt it, then pull the middle part and pull it out vertically. Hold the door handle, and lock and unlock the door with a mechanical key.
Page 88 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid ◼ Interior door release handle The door can be opened by pulling the interior door release handle. After the door is locked, pull the interior door release handle once to unlock the door and pull it again to open the door.
Page 89 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid WARINING ◼ To prevent accidents The following precautions should be observed while driving. Otherwise, the occupants in the vehicle may be thrown out of the vehicle due to the accidental opening of the door, which may result in serious injury or even death. ⚫...
Page 90: Trunk Lid
3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid Trunk lid Trunk lid The trunk lid can be opened by using the trunk lid opening button, passive entry function or wireless remote control. Opening the trunk lid ◼ Opening the trunk lid from inside the car When the vehicle is stationary and the trunk lid is closed, press the internal opening button of the trunk lid to unlock and open the...
Page 91 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid Closing the trunk lid ◼ Trunk lid switch* Trunk lid closing button Press the trunk lid closing button, then the trunk lid will automatically close. One-key lock button When the power (ignition) switch is turned to OFF, all the doors will be closed;...
Page 92 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid ◼ Trunk lamp The trunk light illuminates when the trunk lid is opened. ◼ When the trunk lid is opening, press and release the internal opening button of the trunk lid to briefly stop the opening, and press and release the button again to continue opening the trunk lid.
Page 93 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid WARINING ◼ Using the trunk Please observe the following precautions, otherwise it may pinch a part of the body and cause serious injury. ⚫ Before opening the trunk lid, you should remove the heavy load on the trunk lid, such as snow and ice accumulation.
Page 94: Passive Entry And Passive Start (Peps) System
3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid Passive entry and passive start (PEPS) system Pas sive entry and passiv e s tart (PEPS) sys tem Simply carry your smart key with you, for example in your coat pocket, to perform the following operations.
Page 95 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid ◼ Effective range (area where the key can be detected) Effective range of the key sensing antenna: hemispherical area centered on the sensing About antenna. When locking or unlocking the doors The key can lock or unlock the doors when it is in the sensing area outside the car.
Page 96 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid ◼ Circumstances affecting operation The Passive Entry & Passive Start (PEPS) system uses weak radio waves. In the following cases, the communication between the key and the vehicle may be affected, so that the PEPS system and the wireless remote control function do not work properly.
Page 97 3-2. Opening, closing and locking the doors and trunk lid ◼ Operating the system correctly ⚫ Remember to carry the key with you when operating the system. Never bring the key too close to the vehicle when operating the system outside the vehicle. ⚫...
Page 98 Radio waves may affect the normal operation of such equipment. For more information about radio wave frequency and radio wave transmission time, please consult an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. Then, check with your doctor to see if it works properly.
Page 99: Adjusting The Seat
3-3. Adjusting the seat Front seat 3-3. A djusting the s eat Front s eat Adjustment steps  Driver seat Lumbar support projection Lumbar support concave Lumbar support moves upward Lumbar support moves downward Seat forward Seat backward Seat front rise Seat front drop Seat rise Seat drop...
Page 100 3-3. Adjusting the seat  Front passenger seat Seat forward Seat backward Seat rise Seat drop Seat backrest tilts forward Backrest tilted Lumbar support projection Lumbar support concave Lumbar support moves upward Lumbar support moves downward Increase seat cushion depth Decrease seat cushion depth After pulling the adjustment handle, you can manually adjust the depth of...
Page 101 If the seat has been damaged, it is very dangerous to drive the vehicle at this time. ⚫ After a collision, the seat may be damaged even if the seat airbag does not deploy. Therefore, after a collision, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the seats, seat belt pretensioners and airbags.
Page 102: Rear Seat
3-3. Adjusting the seat Rear seat Rear seat Second-row seat adjustment  Second-row seat adjustment (Type 1) Backrest tilted Seat backrest tilts forward Move seat backward Move seat forward...
Page 103 3-3. Adjusting the seat  Second-row seat adjustment (Type II) Seat front and rear position adjustment Seat backrest inclination adjustment Third-row seat adjustment The third-row seat adjustment switch is located on the left trim plate of the trunk. Left seat backrest unfolds Right seat backrest unfolds Left seat backrest folds Right seat backrest folds...
Page 104 If the seat has been damaged, it is very dangerous to drive the vehicle at this time. ⚫ After a collision, the seat may be damaged even if the seat airbag does not deploy. Therefore, after a collision, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the seats and airbags.
Page 105: Headrest
3-3. Adjusting the seat Headrest Headrest  Manual adjustment (first-row seat headrest/second-row seat headrest) Down Push down the headrest while holding the lock release button Lock release button ◼ Adjusting the headrest height When adjusting the headrest, ensure that its center is flush with the upper part of the ears.
Page 106 3-3. Adjusting the seat WARINING ◼ Precautions for headrest Please observe the following precautions regarding headrests, otherwise it may lead to serious injury or even death. ⚫ Please use the headrest specially designed for each seat. ⚫ Be sure to adjust the headrest to a suitable position for use. ⚫...
Page 107: Seat Memory
3-3. Adjusting the seat Seat memory Seat m em ory The position of the seat, steering wheel and exterior rearview mirror can be memorized at the same time. Seat memory setting Operate the A/C control panel and touch the seat setting button. Set memory content: After adjusting the position of the seat, steering wheel, and exterior rearview mirrors, press and hold any...
Page 108 3-3. Adjusting the seat Courtesy function The courtesy function includes two functions: automatic retreat and automatic return. Automatic back: After you turn off the power (ignition) switch and open the left front door, the seat and the steering wheel will automatically move backward for the convenience of the driver getting out of the vehicle.
Page 109: Adjusting The Steering Wheel And Rearview Mirrors
3-4. Adjusting the steering wheel and rearview mirrors Steering wheel 3-4. Adjusting the s teering w heel and r earvi ew mirrors Steering w heel Steering wheel adjustment The steering wheel can be adjusted to a comfortable position. Move up Move down Move forward Move backward...
Page 110 3-4. Adjusting the steering wheel and rearview mirrors Horn Press the horn symbol or the surrounding area to sound the horn. WARINING ◼ Precautions during driving ⚫ Do not adjust the steering wheel during the driving process, otherwise it may lead to driver error and cause accidents, resulting in serious injuries or even death.
Page 111: Anti-Glare Rearview Mirror
3-4. Adjusting the steering wheel and rearview mirrors Anti-glare rearview mirror Anti-glare rearview mirror Adjusting the interior rearview mirror The interior rearview mirror can be adjusted up, down, left and right depending on the driving position. The driver must adjust the interior rearview mirror to the right position in order to see the condition behind the car through the rear windshield.
Page 112: Exterior Rearview Mirror
3-4. Adjusting the steering wheel and rearview mirrors Exterior rearview mirror Exterior rearvi ew mirror Adjusting the exterior rearview mirror When the power (ignition) switch is set to ON, the angle of the exterior rearview mirror can be adjusted. Operate the menu button on the left side of STEP the steering wheel to enter the setting interface of backlight brightness and exterior...
Page 113 3-4. Adjusting the steering wheel and rearview mirrors Folding the exterior rearview mirror Operate the menu button on the left side of the steering wheel to enter the setting interface of backlight brightness and exterior rearview mirror, and select the exterior rearview mirror to fold through the scroll wheel on the left side of the steering wheel.
Page 114 3-4. Adjusting the steering wheel and rearview mirrors The driver can adjust the right rearview mirror to an appropriate angle when the gear is shifted to R and memorize the target position for turning down. The automatic adjustment function of the right rearview mirror can be turned on/off in the vehicle settings of the multimedia system.
Page 115: Opening And Closing Windows
2 s, then fully open and close the power window once. The initialization operation is completed. If necessary, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ◼ Anti-pinch function If the power window encounters an obstacle during the automatic closing process, the power window can automatically return to a safe position.
Page 116 3-5. Opening and closing windows ◼ Remote window rising When all doors, hatch and trunk lid are closed and the power (ignition) switch is in "OFF" mode, press and hold the lock button on the smart key to close all windows in the effective zone.
Page 117: Panoramic Sunroof
3-5. Opening and closing windows Panoramic sunroof Panor amic s unroof The sunroof switch can be used to open and close the sunroof. Opening and closing the sunroof When the sunroof is closed, press and release the switch backwards once, the rear of the sunroof tilts up and the sunshade partially opens.
Page 118 3-5. Opening and closing windows ◼ Sunroof working conditions The power (ignition) switch is switched to ON. ◼ Operate the sunroof after turning off the power (ignition) switch After the power (ignition) switch has been turned off for a period of time, if the driver side door is not opened, the sunroof can still be operated.
Page 119 ⚫ After the initialization operation, all functions of the sunroof need to be confirmed. ⚫ If you are unable to complete the initialization, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ◼ Anti-pinch function ⚫ Do not try to activate the anti-pinch function by intentionally jamming the sunroof with any part of your body.
Page 120: Before Driving
3-5. Opening and closing windows Driving Before driving Front and Rear Parking Sensor (PSS) *..........168 Driving the vehicle ....... 118 AVM system ........173 Cargo and luggage ......124 Tire Pressure Management System Driving rules (TPMS) ..........178 Power (ignition) switch ......125 LDW/LKA ..........
Page 121: Driving
4-1.Before driving Driving the vehicle 4-1.Before driving Driving the v ehicle The following driving rules must be observed to ensure safe driving. ◼ Start the power system (refer to P.125) ◼ Driving Depress the brake pedal and shift the gearshift lever to D. The Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) is automatically released.
Page 122 4-1.Before driving Starting on a steep slope The driver fastens the seat belt, closes the door, firmly presses the brake pedal and shifts the gearshift lever to D. Make sure the gear indicator shows D. Apply the EPB manually. Release the brake pedal and gently depress the accelerator pedal. ◼...
Page 123 4-1.Before driving WARINING ◼ When starting the vehicle When the vehicle is in "READY" state and is stopped, depress the brake pedal at all times. This will prevent the vehicle from moving unexpectedly. ◼ Precautions when driving ⚫ If you are not familiar with the brake pedal and accelerator pedal positions, do not drive to avoid pressing the wrong pedal.
Page 124 4-1.Before driving WARINING ◼ When driving on slippery roads ⚫ Emergency braking, acceleration and steering may cause wheel slippage, reducing the vehicle's controllability and thus causing an accident. ⚫ After the vehicle passes through a puddle, please gently press the brake pedal to confirm that the brake function is normal.
Page 125 4-1.Before driving WARINING ◼ While napping in the car Be sure to turn off the power (ignition) switch. Otherwise, you may accidentally move the shift lever or depress the accelerator pedal, causing an accident. ◼ When applying the brake ⚫ Be more careful when driving with wet brakes.
Page 126 Electrical parts short circuit. ⚫ The power system is damaged after soaking in water.After driving on a waterlogged road and the vehicle is in water, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the following items as soon as possible. ⚫...
Page 127: Cargo And Luggage
4-1.Before driving Cargo and luggage Cargo and l uggage When storing cargo and luggage, please note the following matters. ⚫ Store cargo and luggage in the trunk whenever possible. ⚫ Make sure all items are securely fastened. ⚫ Take care to keep the vehicle level. Place heavy objects as far forward as possible to keep the vehicle balanced.
Page 128: Driving Rules
4-2. Driving rules Power (ignition) switch 4-2. Driving rul es Pow er (ignition) swi tch If you carry the smart key, you can switch the power (ignition) switch mode or start the power system. ◼ Switch the power (ignition) switch mode By touching the power (ignition) switch [START] or depressing the brake pedal, the power mode can be switched from OFF to ON;...
Page 129 Start (PEPS) from continuously working, which may result in a low battery charge. ◼ When the "READY" indicator is off ⚫ If the "READY" indicator is still not illuminated after the correct start procedures of vehicle are performed, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately.
Page 130: Shift Control
4-2. Driving rules Shift control Shift c ontrol Choose a gear that suits the driving conditions. Shift unlock button P-gear button Gently operate the shift lever and make sure the shift is operating correctly. Release the shift lever to reset it after each shift operation. ◼...
Page 131 4-2. Driving rules ⚫ D to N: Operate the shift lever up to the first stroke. It is impossible to switch when the vehicle speed is greater than 50 km/h. ⚫ D to R: Depress the brake pedal until the vehicle comes to a standstill, press the unlock button, and operate the shift lever upwards to the second stroke.
Page 132 4-2. Driving rules  R (Reverse) When in R, the vehicle can only move backward. The vehicle must come to a complete stop before shifting to or out of R gear.  N (Neutral) When in N gear, the motor drive system will be in servo state, and the wheels and transmission system are not locked.
Page 133 4-2. Driving rules ◼ The vehicle will switch to P gear automatically under the following conditions ⚫ When the power (ignition) switch is switched to OFF. ⚫ When the vehicle speed is lower than 2 km/h, if the driver unfastens the seat belt, releases the brake pedal and opens the door.
Page 134: Driving Mode
4-2. Driving rules Driving mode Driving mode The vehicle is equipped with a driving mode switching system, which can provide seven different driving modes: LBL, Comfort, Sport, All-terrain, Off-road, Custom, and Extreme. The vehicle has unique driving performance in different modes to satisfy the driving needs of the driver.
Page 135 4-2. Driving rules Comfort mode In comfort mode, the vehicle has good comfort and is suitable to run on common pavements in urban areas. ◼ Driving characteristics in comfort mode ⚫ The power output is balanced. ⚫ The steering feels light. ⚫...
Page 136 4-2. Driving rules Off-road mode The off-road mode is applicable to urban road shoulders and light off-road pavements. Do not switch to the off-road mode unless the vehicle is running at a relatively low speed. When the vehicle is running in off-road mode at a high speed, the driving mode will be automatically switched to All-terrain.
Page 137 ⚫ When the working conditions are met but the driving mode system still does not work normally, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle. ⚫ The driving mode system cannot replace the driver's judgment on the driving environment, so the driver must maintain control of the vehicle at all times and has full responsibility for the vehicle.
Page 138: Air Suspension
4-2. Driving rules Air suspension * Air sus pension * The vehicle can be maintained at different height levels by adjusting the driving mode, thus making different ground clearances to achieve the better trafficability. Adjustment of AirS The vehicle height can be adjusted in the process of selecting a driving mod, and it will also be automatically adjusted according to the driving mode and speed during driving.
Page 139 When the AirS system fails, the warning lamp on the instrument cluster will light on with corresponding prompt message. Ignoring the warning lamp and prompt message may lead to an accident and personal injury. If the AirS system fails, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle immediately.
Page 140 4-2. Driving rules Notice ◼ Suspension height level failed to be adjusted normally When a certain driving mode is selected, in order to ensure the safety of occupants, the AirS system will determine whether to respond to the request according to the current driving conditions.
Page 141 4-2. Driving rules Loading mode The vehicle has a loading mode, in which the height of rear suspension can be lowered to (- 45 mm) to facilitate loading and unloading of goods. ◼ Entering the loading mode Close all doors, apply EPB, open the trunk lid and press the AirS lowering button to enter the loading mode.
Page 142: Turn Signal Lamp Control Handle
4-2. Driving rules Turn signal lamp control handle Turn signal lam p c ontrol handle Turn right Turn left Comfort flash When the control handle is toggled to the non-self-locking position once, the left/right turn signal lamp flashes 3 times; when the control handle is continuously toggled to the non-self- locking position, the left/right turn signal lamp flashes continuously until...
Page 143: Electric Parking Brake (Epb)
4-2. Driving rules Electric Parking Brake (EPB) Elec tric Parking Brak e ( EPB) Automatic application/release of the EPB The EPB is automatically applied when the brake pedal is depressed and the gear is shifted to P. The EPB is automatically released when the gear is shifted to D/R.
Page 144 In the event of a malfunction (e.g. electrical failure), the EPB locked rear brake disc can only be unlocked by mechanical means, and you are advised to contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to do so. ⚫ Driving the vehicle when the EPB is not released and the red indicator is illuminated will cause the brake components to overheat, thus affecting brake performance and increasing brake wear.
Page 145: Auto Hold
4-2. Driving rules AUTO HOLD AUTO H OLD In the AUTO HOLD ready state, depress the brake pedal deeply again after the vehicle is stopped or directly depress the brake pedal deeply until the vehicle stops so as to the activate AUTO HOLD. At this time, the vehicle will hold the brake when the brake pedal is released.
Page 146: Headlamp On/Off
4-3.Operating lights and wipers Headlamp ON/OFF 4-3.Oper ating lights and wi pers Headlam p ON/OFF The headlamps (low beams) and all the following lamps are illuminated. front position lamp, rear position lamp, license plate lamp and instrument panel backlight are illuminated.
Page 147 4-3.Operating lights and wipers ◼ Light and rain sensor If an object is placed on the sensor or if there is an attachment on the windshield that obscures the sensor, the sensor may not be working properly. The above conditions can affect the sensor's detection of ambient light intensity, which may cause the automatic headlamps and automatic wipers not to operate properly.
Page 148: Adaptive Driving Beam (Adb)
4-3.Operating lights and wipers Adaptive driving beam (ADB) * Adaptive drivi ng beam (AD B) * The ADB IHC can automatically control the corresponding LED particles in the high beam to turn on or off according to the surrounding road conditions when the vehicle speed is greater than 80 km/h, thus providing the best view and ensuring the driving safety.
Page 149 4-3.Operating lights and wipers ⚫ The area in front of the vehicle is dark. ⚫ There is no vehicle ahead with tail lamps on. ⚫ There is no oncoming vehicle with headlamps on. ⚫ There is no traffic sign on the road ahead. ◼...
Page 150: Fog Lamp Switch
4-3.Operating lights and wipers Fog lamp switch Fog lam p switch Fog lamps improve visibility in adverse driving conditions, such as rain or fogging. Toggle the fog lamp switch down to turn on the rear fog lamp, toggle the switch again to turn off the rear fog lamp ◼...
Page 151: Front Windshield Wiper And Washer
4-3.Operating lights and wipers Front windshield wiper and washer Front winds hiel d wi per and w as her When the wiper control handle is in the AUTO position, the wiper will automatically wipe water if the light and rain sensor detects rain. The system automatically adjusts the wiper speed according to the amount of rain and vehicle speed.
Page 152 4-3.Operating lights and wipers Washing/wiping operation Pull back the wiper control handle to wash the front windshield. ◼ Front windshield wiper and washer working conditions The power(ignition) switch is in ON mode and the engine hood is closed. ◼ Light and rain sensor The light and rain sensor determines the amount of rain.
Page 153 4-3.Operating lights and wipers WARINING ◼ Warning for using the front windshield wiper in AUTO mode In AUTO mode, the front windshield wiper may work unexpectedly if the sensor is touched, the interior rearview mirror is forced to move, or the front windshield is subjected to strong vibrations (for example, the windshield is forced to knock).
Page 154: Rear Windshield Wiper And Washer
4-3.Operating lights and wipers Rear windshield wiper and washer Rear wi ndshi eld wiper and w as her The wiper and washer can be operated by rolling the rear windshield wiper control handle to different positions. Turn off. Turn on the rear wiper. Washing operation.
Page 155: Charging Port Cover
4-4. Charging port cover Open charging port cover 4-4. Charging port cov er Open c harging port cover Perform the following steps to open or close the charging port cover. ◼ Open charging port cover Method 1 Touch the charging port cover switch in the charging settings of the multimedia system, and the charging port cover will open automatically.
Page 156 3 s to initialize. If the problem still cannot be solved after initialization, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ⚫ When the charging port cover cannot be opened due to icing around the cover caused by freezing rain, melting snow, or car washing, it is recommended to move the vehicle to a warm environment to defrost and turn it on.
Page 157: Operating Other Driving Systems
4-5. Operating other driving systems Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) * 4-5. Oper ati ng other driving sys tems Adaptive Cruis e C ontrol ( ACC) * Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) can control the speed of the vehicle and the distance from the target vehicle in a range of 0-140 km/h in an integrated manner, thus reducing the driver's burden and increasing driving comfort.
Page 158 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ Adjusting the speed Increase the speed Toggle and Release: toggle once to increase speed by 5 km/h. Toggle and Hold: After the system confirms the validity of Toggle and Hold, it will increase by 1 km/h continuously.
Page 159 4-5. Operating other driving systems Canceling and restoring ACC Cancel Depress the brake pedal or push the cruise control handle to the "CANCEL" position and release it to cancel cruise control. Restore To restore cruise control and return to set speed, toggle the control handle up to the "RES+"...
Page 160 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ ACC system failure In case of ACC system failure alarm, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle. ◼ After turning off the power(ignition) switch When the power(ignition) switch is turned off, the set cruise speed or following distance is deleted.
Page 161 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ The front windshield must not be modified or covered by any auxiliary equipment, otherwise ACC may not work properly. ◼ When leaving the driver's seat for a long time, make sure to turn off ACC to avoid accident caused by misoperation.
Page 162 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ Do not use ACC on larger hills. ACC may not detect vehicles in the same lane, and the driver usually needs to control the acceleration and braking of the vehicle by himself/herself. If braking is applied, ACC is disengaged. ◼...
Page 163 4-5. Operating other driving systems Notice ◼ ACC will keep the set following distance to follow the target, if the target vehicle slows down and stops, ACC will control this vehicle to slow down and stop automatically. ◼ When the target vehicle stops for less than 3s and re-starts or leaves the lane, this vehicle will automatically start under the control of ACC.
Page 164: Super Adaptive Cruise Control (Sacc)
4-5. Operating other driving systems Super adaptive cruise control (SACC)* Super adaptiv e cruis e c ontrol ( SACC)* Based on the ACC, SACC can not only perform cruise and follow-up functions, but also recognize the lane line through the advanced DAS camera, and control the vehicle to drive along the center line of the lane, improving driving comfort and safety.
Page 165 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ Adjusting the speed Increase the speed Toggle and Release: toggle once to increase speed by 5 km/h. Toggle and Hold: After the system confirms the validity of Toggle and Hold, it will increase by 1 km/h continuously.
Page 166 4-5. Operating other driving systems Canceling SACC Depress the brake pedal or push the cruise control handle to the "CANCEL" position and release it to cancel cruise control. ◼ Switching between SACC and ACC When ACC is working and the conditions for setting SACC are met, pull the cruise control handle backward successively for two times to the "ON/OFF"...
Page 167 ⚫ System related functions are faulty. ◼ SACC system failure In case of SACC system failure alarm, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle. ◼ After turning off the power(ignition) switch When the power(ignition) switch is turned off, the set cruise speed or following distance is deleted.
Page 168 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ Prevent accidental activation of SACC The SACC system should be deactivated if not used. ◼ Situations in which the use of SACC is inappropriate To avoid loss of vehicle control and serious injury or death, do not use SACC in any of the following cases: ⚫...
Page 169 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ When the driver presses the accelerator pedal to actively accelerate, the cruise speed icon displayed on the instrument cluster multi-function display will flash, which is a normal phenomenon. Meanwhile, when the driver releases the accelerator pedal and then immediately toggles the cruise handle “SET-”, the current speed can be set as the targeted cruise speed.
Page 170 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ If the vehicles in the adjacent lane do not enter the monitoring area when approaching the front of the vehicle's direction of travel, the system may not detect these vehicles, resulting in a lag in SACC response. The driver needs to pay close attention to the movements of vehicles in adjacent lanes and should intervene proactively if necessary.
Page 171: Front And Rear Parking Sensor (Pss)
4-5. Operating other driving systems Front and Rear Parking Sensor (PSS) * Front and R ear Parking Sens or (PSS) * Front and Rear Parking Sensor System (PSS) consists of controller and ultrasonic sensor. The ultrasonic sensor can measure the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle.
Page 172 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ Setting the automatic radar to ON ⚫ With the gear shifted in D/N and the vehicle speed less than 15 km/h, if there is an obstacle within 80 cm, the multimedia display will pop up a radar warning screen. Press the return button to exit the radar warning.
Page 173 4-5. Operating other driving systems Obstacle distance detection When an obstacle is detected, the color block corresponding to the sensor will light up continuously. ◼ Information displayed in parking slowdown area of center radar sensor Front center radar sensor Distance from obstacle 80 - 120cm Rear center radar sensor Distance from obstacle 80 - 150cm If an obstacle is detected within this range,...
Page 174 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ Radar sensor parking danger zone information display Center/corner radar sensor Distance from obstacle: 1 - 40cm Side radar sensor Distance from obstacle: 1 - 30cm If an obstacle is detected within this range, the red block on the multimedia display lights up and the speaker beeps to warn the driver.
Page 175 4-5. Operating other driving systems • There is another vehicle equipped with parking assist sensors nearby and the sensors in that vehicle are working. • The vehicle is equipped with a wing antenna mast or wireless antenna. • The vehicle is fitted with a traction ring. •...
Page 176: Avm System
4-5. Operating other driving systems AVM system AVM system The Around View Monitor (AVM) system is displayed through the multimedia system display, which makes it easy for the driver to clearly view and understand the surrounding conditions of the vehicle, as well as make judgments about the relative orientation and distance of obstacles to achieve safe and easy parking.
Page 177 4-5. Operating other driving systems AVM system screen mode The AVM system has a variety of screen modes, and the driver can select the appropriate mode according to his/her needs. Main view Small aerial view Wide-angle view It is optional in the front and rear view modes and after selecting, switch the main view and small aerial view to wide-angle view, in which you can see a nearly 180°picture.
Page 178 4-5. Operating other driving systems Front view Show the front view and small aerial view; Left view Show the left view and small aerial view; Right view Show the right view and small aerial view; Rear view Show the rear view and small aerial view; Big aerial view Switch the main view and small aerial view to big aerial view.
Page 179 4-5. Operating other driving systems Around view camera Around view cameras are mounted on the front grille, trunk lid, and left and right exterior mirrors. When the images cannot be spliced normally due to door opening, the corresponding area is grayed out for prompting. When the camera cannot transmit images normally, the corresponding area is blacked out with a prompt message.
Page 180 ⚫ The camera position and mounting angle may change if the vehicle is involved in a collision. Please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle. ⚫ This system may not work properly if there is a drastic change in temperature, for example, if hot water is poured on the vehicle in cold weather.
Page 181: Tire Pressure Management System (Tpms)
The TPMS is not working prompt that the tire pressure monitoring is failed. ◼ Matching of tire pressure sensor The TPMS needs to be configured after changing wheels or performing the tire rotation. Please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer if necessary.
Page 182 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ Precautions for TPMS ⚫ The system does not prevent tire leaks and blowouts; its main function is to give an alarm when the tire pressure value is monitored below a certain set point. ⚫...
Page 183: Ldw/Lka
4-5. Operating other driving systems LDW/LKA LDW/LKA The LKA system can detect the status of the driver and the driving condition of the vehicle when the vehicle speed is more than 60 km/h, and it will give an alarm or an alarm plus a correction prompt to prevent danger and violations if it judged that the vehicle departed the lane due to non-subjective intentions of the driver (such as chatting, being distracted, or operating the multimedia system).
Page 184 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ LDW / LKA system settings You can set the on and off of the LKA system in the vehicle settings of the multimedia system. After the system is turned on, the alarm mode can be selected as alarm only or alarm+correction, and the LDW sensitivity can be set.
Page 185 ◼ When the advanced DAS camera unit or the front windshield is replaced or after the four-wheel alignment, the system needs to be re-calibrated, otherwise it will not work properly. Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. WARINING ◼ LDW/LKA is only a DAS, so the driver must not over-rely on it and shall drive carefully.
Page 186: Front Collision Warning (Fcw) System
• The advanced DAS camera unit or forward millimeter wave radar positioning bracket is removed or installed. • The vehicle is adjusted after four wheel alignment. • The front bumper is hit or deformed. Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 187 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ To ensure driving safety, the occupants in the car must fasten their seat belts! ◼ FCW is only a driver assistance system, so do not over-rely on it and the driver must drive carefully. ◼...
Page 188 4-5. Operating other driving systems Notice ◼ To avoid disturbing the driver with false alarms from the system, the following conditions will not be alarmed. ⚫ The front windshield is damaged or replaced. ⚫ The speed of the vehicle is less than 8km/h. ⚫...
Page 189: Autonomous Emergency Braking (Aeb)
• The advanced DAS camera unit or forward millimeter wave radar positioning bracket is removed or installed. • The vehicle is adjusted after four wheel alignment. • The front bumper is hit or deformed. Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 190 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ To ensure driving safety, the occupants in the car must fasten their seat belts. ◼ AEB is only a driver assistance system, so do not over-rely on it and the driver must drive carefully. ◼...
Page 191 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ The front bumper must not be painted, modified or covered by any auxiliary equipment, as this may result in reduced performance or failure of the forward millimeter wave radar sensor! ◼ Extreme weather such as severe snow, rain, ice, and dense fog may result in reduced performance or failure of the forward millimeter wave radar sensor.
Page 192: Blind Spot Detection (Bsd) System
4-5. Operating other driving systems Blind spot detection (BSD) system Blind s pot detec tion (BSD) sy stem The system has the functions of blind spot detection (BSD), lane change assist, rear cross traffic alert (RCTA), door opening warning, and rear collision warning (RCW), which provide assistance to the driver when driving.
Page 193 4-5. Operating other driving systems Door opening warning When the shift lever is moved to any position other than R and the vehicle speed is 0-3.6 km/h, if there is a vehicle approaching within 2.5 m in the lateral direction, 50 m in the longitudinal direction behind the subject vehicle and a door is unlocked, the warning indicator in the corresponding side rearview...
Page 194 4-5. Operating other driving systems BSD system ON/OFF You can set the on and off of BSD system in the vehicle settings of the multimedia system. (Refer to P.225) ◼ Under the following conditions, the BSD and lane change assist may not alarm or delay the alarm: ⚫...
Page 195 BSD system. ◼ If the BSD does not work properly, shut down the system immediately and contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer for maintenance. ◼ After the BSD system is repaired, it needs to be calibrated. For more information, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 196 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ BSD is only a DAS, so the driver must not over-rely on it and shall drive carefully. ◼ The driver is the primary controller of the vehicle and the BSD system only serves as an aid to alert the driver, so the driver must maintain control of the vehicle at all times and has full responsibility for the vehicle.
Page 197: Tsr System
Please adjust or calibrate the TSR system in the following cases, otherwise the TSR system may not work properly. • The front windshield is damaged or replaced. • The four-wheel alignment has performed. • The advanced driver assistance system camera unit is replaced. For calibration, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 198 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ TSR is only a driver assistance system, so do not over-rely on it and the driver must drive carefully. ◼ The driver is the primary controller of the vehicle and must maintain control of the vehicle at all times and has full responsibility for the vehicle.
Page 199: Auto Parking Assist (Apa)
4-5. Operating other driving systems Auto parking assist (APA) Auto parking assist (APA) APA measures the length of the parking spaces on both sides of the road through ultrasonic waves and cameras. If the appropriate parking space is selected, the system will automatically control the vehicle to perform auto parking in the selected parking space.
Page 200 4-5. Operating other driving systems Auto parking-in ◼ Selecting the parking space type You can search parking spaces in automatic mode and manual mode. And in each mode, there are three types of parking spaces available: vertical parking, inclined parking, and horizontal parking.
Page 201 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ Parking control Method 1: With the target parking space selected, depress the brake pedal, touch the "Start Parking-in” button, and release the brake pedal to start parking. Method 2: With the target parking space selected, shift the gear to P, apply the EPB and touch the "Start Parking-in”...
Page 202 4-5. Operating other driving systems ◼ Parking working conditions: ⚫ In the process of searching a parking space, the vehicle speed should be less than 20 km/h; otherwise, slowdown will be prompted. ⚫ No one is operating the steering wheel during parking. ⚫...
Page 203 4-5. Operating other driving systems Notice ◼ The driver is the primary controller of the vehicle, and the APA is only a DAS. Though the system can provide assistance to the driver, it should not replace the driver to park the vehicle and the driver must be responsible for the parking. In the process of parking, the driver should pay attention to the surrounding environment of the vehicle and control the vehicle if necessary to avoid danger.
Page 204 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ Due to the blind zone of the sensor, pay attention to low and small obstacles, and the corners and sides of the vehicle during parking. ◼ For specific limitations of the sensor, please refer to the relevant description of the parking sensor.
Page 205 4-5. Operating other driving systems WARINING ◼ When there is a difference between the bumper temperature and the ambient air temperature (which usually occurs in winter), there is temperature stratification, which leads to acoustic wave diffraction, and in certain bumper structures there is a risk of false alarms due to reflected echoes.
Page 206: Driver Assist System (Das)
4-5. Operating other driving systems Driver Assist System (DAS) Driver Assis t System (D AS) The functions associated with the electronic stability control (ESC) system vary slightly depending on the model. In order to improve the driving safety and performance of the vehicle, each of the following functions will work automatically according to various driving conditions.
Page 207 4-5. Operating other driving systems Electric Power Steering (EPS) It uses an electric motor to reduce the force required to turn the steering wheel. When TCS/ESC works If the vehicle skids or the drive wheels are idling, the indicator flashes, indicating that TCS/ESC is operating.
Page 208 Also, make sure the tire pressure meets the requirements of the tire pressure label. If the vehicle has a mix of different wheels, the ABS and EPS will not work properly. For more information about changing tires or wheels, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 209: Driving Information
4-6. Driving information Driving essentials in winter 4-6. Driving inform ati on Driving ess entials in wi nter Before driving in winter, please make the necessary preparations and checks. Be sure to drive in a manner appropriate to the prevailing winter weather conditions. ◼...
Page 210 4-6. Driving information ◼ Tire chain Observe the following precautions when installing and removing the chains. • Install and remove tire chains in a safe location. • Install the chains on the drive tires. • Install the tire chains according to the instructions provided in the manual that came with them.
Page 211 4-6. Driving information...
Page 212: Multimedia System
Vehicle ..........216 Travel ..........228 Entertainment........242 5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone Hands-free system ......245 Bluetooth® phone ....... 248 5-4. Operating the voice recognition Voice recognition ........ 252 5-5. Operating Mobile APP Hongqi Zhilian APP ......254...
Page 213: Basic Operation
5-1. Basic operation Multimedia display 5-1. Basic oper ation Multimedia dis play Users can operate the functions such as navigation, telephone, radio, music, vehicle settings through the multimedia display. Front entertainment display Name Function Enter [Travel] interface Travel The on-board navigation system can be used. Enter [Entertainment] interface Entertainment You can use the Entertainment functions such as music, radio, and...
Page 214 5-1. Basic operation Front passenger display* The user can view and operate Online Music, Local Music, Video and Setting through the front passenger entertainment display screen. ◼ Shortcut menu on entertainment display When the multimedia system is on, swipe down on the screen to pull out the shortcut menu, you can perform shortcut operations to view some functions.
Page 215 5-1. Basic operation ◼ To avoid damaging the multimedia display ⚫ Touch the multimedia display lightly with fingers for operation. If the content showed on the multimedia display cannot be called out, it means that the content may not be called currently.
Page 216 ◼ If any abnormality occurs with the system due to intrusion of the foreign matter or water, please stop using immediately and contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. It may lead to malfunctions if you continue using. Notice ◼...
Page 217: Usb Data Interface
5-1. Basic operation USB data interface USB data inter fac e A USB device may be operated via the multimedia system after connecting it to the USB data interface. Use of USB data interface Open the front central glove box cover to connect the external multimedia source.
Page 218 5-1. Basic operation Notice ◼ Prevent damage to the USB device or its terminals ⚫ Do keep the interface clean. If foreign object or liquid enters the interface, it may cause multimedia system failure. ⚫ Do not plug high-current USB devices other than U disk and mobile phone, such as mobile hard disks and portable powers.
Page 219: Operating The Multimedia System
5-2. Operating the multimedia system Vehicle 5-2. Oper ati ng the m ultim edi a sy stem Vehicle Touch the [Vehicle] button on the screen in the main menu interface to access the vehicle function interface.
Page 220 Personalized instrument display ◼ You can set the contents on the expansion area of instrument as 12 constellations or Hongqi logo. Eye protection mode ◼ The eye protection mode of the central entertainment screen can be turned on or...
Page 221 5-2. Operating the multimedia system ◼ Network and connection Data network ◼ The mobile data network can be turned on or off. WiFi ◼ WiFi can be turned on or off. When WiFi is turned on, my devices and available devices can be viewed, connected and deleted.
Page 222 5-2. Operating the multimedia system ◼ Sound Setting Volume ◼ The volume of multimedia, SOS, Bluetooth phone, audio broadcast, radar and other functions can be adjusted. Key tone ◼ You can set the on/off of the key tone on the screen. Sound field balance ◼...
Page 223 5-2. Operating the multimedia system ◼ Voice setting Voice Wake-up ◼ The ON/OFF of Voice Recognition can be set. Audiovisual ◼ You can set the on/off of the audiovisual, and speak out any special command for voice control in any interface after it is turned on. Audio broadcast voice ◼...
Page 224 You can set the on/off of the GPS. USB upgrade ◼ The multimedia system can be upgraded through the USB data packet. Please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer for specific operation. About the system ◼ You can view the system information.
Page 225 5-2. Operating the multimedia system ◼ Data Security Positioning data ◼ It can be turned ON and OFF. ◼ Navigation data: It can be turned ON and OFF. In case of OFF, the use of this function is limited. ◼ Weather data: It can be turned ON and OFF.
Page 226 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Vehicle settings In the Vehicle Setting, the functions such as Comfort Setting, Driving and Safety, Lighting Setting and Charging Setting can be performed. ◼ Comfort setting Suspension adjustment ◼ Auto adjustment at flameout : When the power (ignition) switch is turned off, please lower the vehicle suspension.
Page 227 You can set the on/off of the vehicle mobilization reminder. When the function is turned on, if the vehicle is moved in locked status, the owner will be notified through the Hongqi Zhilian APP. The trailer ON/OFF is set in Trailer Mode.
Page 228 5-2. Operating the multimedia system ◼ Driving and Safety Driving mode You can set seven driving modes: Comfort, Sport, LBL, All-terrain, Off-road, Custom and Extreme; and you can also set the driving characteristics of custom mode. Cruise function You can set the on/off of the cruise function. After the function is turned on, you can set the cruise mode as SACC or ACC.
Page 229 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Traffic sign recognition (TSR) You can set the on/off of TSR. After the function is turned on, the reminder mode can be set as intelligent TSR or manual TSR. Driver fatigue alarm setting You can set the on/off of the driver condition monitoring system. Door opening warning You can set the on/off of the door opening warning function.
Page 230 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Charging setting Users can know the current charging information of the vehicle through the charging setting interface. State of Charge ◼ The charging port cover can be opened/closed. Charging time ◼ You can turn on/off the scheduled charging, and set the start and stop time of the scheduled charging.
Page 231: Travel
5-2. Operating the multimedia system Travel Travel Touch and press the [Travel] button on the screen in the main menu interface to access the navigation interface. Browsing the map This icon appears after you move the map manually. It moves the map back to follow the current GPS position.
Page 232 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Change the vertical view angle of the map in 3D mode. Tap once to modify the view in a large step or tap and hold the button to modify it continuously and smoothly. Switch between the 3D perspective, 2D Heading up, and 2D North up map view modes.
Page 233 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Setting a destination Input field showing the text that you type. You only need to enter a few letters to get a result. The most likely result appears below the input field as you enter new letters. Delete the contents of the input field.
Page 234 5-2. Operating the multimedia system A map displaying the entire route. You can select from the following route planning method types: Button Description Gives a quick route if you can travelator near the speed limit on all roads. Usually, the best selection for fast and normal cars. Results in a route with fewer turns and no difficult maneuvers.
Page 235 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Navigation view The field in the top left corner displays the next maneuver. Both the type of the maneuver (turn, roundabout, exiting motorway, and so on) and its distance from the current position are displayed. A smaller icon shows the type of the second next maneuver if it is near the first one.
Page 236 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Lane guidance. On multi-lane roads, it shows the lanes ahead and their directions. The highlighted arrows represent the lanes and direction you need to take. Street or road name. Route progress bar. It shows a visual representation of the portion of the route already covered.
Page 237 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Junction view If you are approaching a motorway exit or a complex intersection, a 3D view of the junction is also shown (if the needed information exists in map data). The lanes you need to take are displayed with arrows. At the top of the screen, road signs show you additional information.
Page 238 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Signposts Shows the direction of your heading. During navigation, signposts are displayed at the top of the map (if necessary, information is available in map data). The color and style of the signposts are like the real ones you can see above roads or by roadsides.
Page 239 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Itinerary The next road to take, with an indication of the maneuver, road name and distance. Check those notifications that contain important information but do not require immediate action from you. If there are no notifications, this icon is not displayed. Access additional settings.
Page 240 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Combined search (selecting a destination with the Search in All function) Text input field. Tap it to start entering the name of your destination. Search area. It is the town around which the search is carried out. The default search area is the area where you are located.
Page 241 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Search by coordinates Coordinate input field. Displays the coordinates you enter using the keyboard. Keyboard. You can enter the latitude and longitude values in any of the following formats: decimal degrees, degrees and decimal minutes, or degrees, minutes and decimal seconds.
Page 242 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Electric vehicle charging stations Select the charger type Select the search area Icon representing the charger type and its port according to the available charging cable The name and distance of the charging station Icon representing the charging station data provider Indication whether the charging station is available for the general public or restricted for private use (e.g., customers only) The charging capacity...
Page 243 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Parking near the destination When approaching the destination, you can use the P icon to display a list of nearby parking locations. Use these buttons to navigate between parking locations. Displays the name and address of the parking location. Map displaying the parking location.
Page 244 At present, all on-board navigation systems have certain limitations. Satellite condition, road structure, vehicle condition and other factors may affect the accuracy of vehicle positioning, which will affect the normal function of the system. If you have any questions, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ◼...
Page 245: Entertainment
5-2. Operating the multimedia system Entertainment Entertainm ent Touch the [Entertainment] button on the screen in the main menu interface to access the entertainment interface. Online Music ◼ You can view and play in the Recommendations and Collection History interface. ◼...
Page 246 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Local Music ◼ You can view and play in the Bluetooth, USB1, USB2 and Preset interfaces. ◼ Touch the Play icon below to enter the Play interface, where you can view the song list, switch play mode, adjust sound effect settings, etc. Radio station ◼...
Page 247 5-2. Operating the multimedia system Video ◼ You can view and play in the USB1 and USB2 interfaces. Picture ◼ You can view and play in the Local, USB1, USB2 and Favorites interfaces. ◼ Touch the picture to access the play interface, where you can play the picture slide. ◼...
Page 248: Operating The On-Board Bluetooth Phone
5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone Hands-free system 5-3. Oper ati ng the on-boar d Bluetooth phone Hands-fr ee system The hands-free system has the function of using the phone without touching the mobile phone. The system supports Bluetooth® phone. Bluetooth® is a wireless data system that enables a mobile phone to connect to a hands-free system wirelessly.
Page 249 5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone ◼ Bluetooth microphone Located near each handle of the vehicle ceiling. ⚫ If the volume of reception is too high, you may hear an echo. ⚫ Try to face the microphone when talking. ⚫ Under the following circumstances, it may be difficult for the other party to hear the sound: •...
Page 250 5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone ◼ ® About Bluetooth ® Bluetooth is the trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. ◼ Compatible type The Bluetooth hands-free system is only compatible with Bluetooth certified (SIG) phones sold through regular channels and of mainstream brands. Notice ◼...
Page 251: Bluetooth® Phone
5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone Bluetooth® phone Bluetooth® phone The system supports the functions of dialing, answering incoming calls, hanging up calls, viewing contacts, viewing call history and so on. Method of entering Bluetooth phone interface: connect Bluetooth, touch the [Bluetooth Phone] in main menu to access the Bluetooth phone interface.
Page 252 5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone Contact ◼ Contact saving After the Bluetooth of the mobile phone is bound successful, the system will automatically download the contact information from the bound phone. ◼ Contact view The contact entry on the mobile phone can be viewed by touching and pressing the [Contact] button on the screen of the main interface in the phone.
Page 253 5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone Answer/hang up the phone When the phone calls in, a call reminder pops up. How to answer/hang up the phone: Method 1: touch the button on the screen to answer/hang up the phone. Method 2: press the button on the steering wheel to answer (press and release)/hang up (press and hold) the phone.
Page 254 5-3. Operating the on-board Bluetooth phone ◼ Auto connection of Bluetooth When the Bluetooth is turned on, the connected Bluetooth device will be automatically connected. ◼ Privacy protection Contacts and call history of each mobile phone can only be displayed after the mobile phone is successfully connected.
Page 255: Operating The Voice Recognition
5-4. Operating the voice recognition Voice recognition 5-4. Oper ati ng the voic e r ecog nition Voic e r ecog nition Users can realize the voice control of the system through the voice recognition. The control functions mainly include: Bluetooth phone, A/C control, etc. This vehicle supports four sound source localization, that is, the voice recognition system can be used in the first row and the second row.
Page 256 5-4. Operating the voice recognition Voice recognition exit Method 1: After triggering the voice recognition system, if there is no recognition commands, the system will automatically exit the voice recognition. Method 2: The system will exit the voice recognition after the normal execution of voice commands.
Page 257: Operating Mobile App
5-5. Oper ati ng Mobile APP Hongqi Zhili an APP The vehicle can be remotely controlled and operated through the mobile APP. ◼ Open the logged-in Hongqi Zhilian APP to access the APP home. Service Operations such as network inquiries can be performed.
Page 258 ◼ APP download For downloading and installing mobile APP, please consult the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ◼ Software version As the software version is constantly updated, the actual operation interface may be different from the schematic diagram.
Page 259 When using APP, some functions need to be given corresponding permissions, and you should ensure that the third-party tools do not prohibit the network permissions of APP, otherwise the system may not work properly. ◼ In case of failure If any troubleshooting fails, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 260: In-Car Equipment
5-5. Operating Mobile APP In-car equipment 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Fully automatic A/C system ....258 Fully automatic A/C system — front control system ......259 Fully automatic A/C system — second-row control system ....267 Third-row A/C control system ....273 Heat rear windshield ......
Page 261: Operating The Air-Conditioning (A/C) System
6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Fully automatic A/C system 6-1. Oper ati ng the air-conditioning ( A/C) sy stem Fully autom atic A/C system The vehicle is equipped with a fully automatic A/C system with multi-temperature- zone, which can automatically realize cooling and heating according to the temperature set by users, and you can also manually set the air outlet mode and air volume of each seating position.
Page 262: Fully Automatic A/C System - Front Control System
6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Fully automatic A/C system — front control system Fully autom atic A/C system — fr ont c ontrol s ystem Select the air outlet according to the temperature setting, and adjust the air volume automatically.
Page 263 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Operating the automatic A/C system Touch the [AUTO] button, the working indicator lights up and enters the automatic air conditioning mode. In the auto A/C mode, you can set the temperature by touching the temperature setting button according to your personal needs, and the temperature display will show the set temperature simultaneously.
Page 264 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Manual setting ◼ Adjusting the air volume Slide up/down the air volume setting value to adjust the air volume of the A/C system among level 1-7. ◼ Adjusting the temperature Slide up/down the temperature setting value to set the temperature.
Page 265 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system ◼ Switching the air outlet mode Touch the air outlet mode button to select the corresponding air outlet mode, and touch the button again to cancel the air outlet mode. The air outlet mode can be selected in combination.
Page 266 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Other functions ◼ Forced defrosting/defogging of front windshield Touch the button, the indicator will light up, and the forced defrosting/defogging of the front windshield will be activated. If it is currently in internal circulation mode, the system will automatically switch to external circulation mode, and it cannot be manually switched to the...
Page 267 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system ◼ Auto defogging system (ADS) * When the current windshield is fogged and has a tendency to affect driving safety, the A/C system will activate the ADS, and the air volume will be appropriately increased and blown to the front windshield.
Page 268 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Adjusting the air outlet flow, opening and closing the air outlet  Front center air outlet Directs airflow to the left or right, upper or lower side. Toggle to open or close the air outlet. ...
Page 269 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system ◼ Remote operation of the A/C system ⚫ You can turn on and off of the fully automatic A/C, set the A/C temperature and running time, and turn on/off the windshield defrosting function via the mobile APP. (Refer to P.254) ◼...
Page 270: Fully Automatic A/C System - Second-Row Control System
6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Fully automatic A/C system — second-row control system Fully autom atic A/C system — s ec ond-row c ontrol system The second-row A/C control system can synchronously or independently adjust the temperature and air outlet mode in the second-row according to the needs of occupants, so as to improve the ride comfort.
Page 271 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system  Operation panel of the second-row A/C AUTO button Display OFF button Button to set temperature for right rear occupants Air volume setting button Button to set the air outlet mode for the Button to set temperature for left rear second-row occupants occupants Operating the automatic A/C system...
Page 272 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Method 2: touch the [AUTO] button on the operation panel, and the indicator will light up to activate the auto A/C mode. In the auto A/C mode, you can set the temperature by touching the temperature setting button according to your personal needs, and the temperature display will show the set temperature simultaneously.
Page 273 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Manual setting ◼ Adjusting the air volume Method 1: slide up/down the air volume setting value in the operation display of A/C to adjust the air volume of the A/C system among level 1-7. Method 2: operate the air volume setting button on the operation panel to adjust the air volume of A/C system among level 1-7.
Page 274 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system ◼ Switching the air outlet mode Method 1: touch the air direction arrow to select the corresponding air outlet mode, and then press and touch again to cancel the air outlet mode. The air outlet mode can be selected in combination.
Page 275 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Adjusting the air outlet flow, opening and closing the air outlet  Second-row central air outlet Directs airflow to the left or right, upper or lower side. Rotate the knob to open or close the air outlet.
Page 276: Third-Row A/C Control System
6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Third-row A/C control system Third-row A/C c ontr ol sy stem The third-row A/C system has heating function other than cooling function. When the front A/C system starts heating, the third-row A/C setting button can be operated to independently heat the third-row area;...
Page 277 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system  Operation panel of the third-row A/C ON/OFF button Display Air volume setting button Button to set the air outlet mode for the third-row occupants Button to set the temperature for Button to set the temperature for third-row right occupants third-row left occupants...
Page 278 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Manual setting ◼ Adjusting the air volume Method 1: slide up/down the air volume setting value in the operation display of front A/C to adjust the air volume of the third-row A/C among level1-5. Method 2: operate the air volume setting button on the operation panel to adjust the air volume of third-row A/C among level 1-5.
Page 279 6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system ◼ Switching the air outlet mode Method 1: touch the air direction arrow to select the corresponding air outlet mode, and then press and touch again to cancel the air outlet mode. The air outlet mode can be selected in combination.
Page 280: Heat Rear Windshield
6-1. Operating the air-conditioning (A/C) system Heat rear windshield Heat rear wi nds hiel d Touch the button on the display, and the indicator will light up to start heating the rear windshield and exterior rearview mirror. When the button is touched again, the indicator goes off and the system stops working.
Page 281: Operating The Interior Lights
6-2. Operating the interior lights List of interior lights 6-2. Oper ati ng the i nterior lights List of interior lights Front reading lamp Door lamp Front interior light Make-up mirror lamp Rear reading lamp Trunk lamp Atmosphere lamp * (See P.226) Glove box lamp...
Page 282 6-2. Operating the interior lights Front interior light Touch the button to turn on the front interior light, touch it again to turn off the front interior light. Touch the button, and the indicator will light up to deactivate the door linkage function;...
Page 283 6-2. Operating the interior lights Touch the button to turn on the rear reading lamp at corresponding side, and touch the button again to turn off the rear reading lamp. Make-up mirror lamp Open the sun visor, open the make-up mirror cover, and the make-up mirror lamp lights up.
Page 284: Operating Storage Box
6-3. Operating storage box List of storage boxes 6-3. Oper ati ng storage box List of storage box es Door storage box Storage box Glove box on left lower guard Cup holder (front/rear) Glove box Front central storage box File pocket...
Page 285 6-3. Operating storage box Glove box Press the glove box switch to open it. When closing the glove box cover, a "click" sound indicates that it is firmly locked. You can set the password for the glove box in the vehicle settings of the multimedia system.
Page 286 6-3. Operating storage box Front central storage box Press the storage box switch to pop up the front central storage box. WARINING ◼ Warning during driving Keep the storage box closed. Failure to do so may result in injury in the event of an accident or emergency braking. Glove box on left lower guard Pull the opening handle to open the glove box.
Page 287 6-3. Operating storage box Cup holder  Front Press down on the cup holder cover and the cover flips open automatically.  Rear * Lower the rear center armrest, press the cup holder cover opening button, and the cup holder will pop out automatically. ◼...
Page 288 6-3. Operating storage box Storage box The storage box is located on each door and can be used to accommodate bottles or miscellaneous items such as rags. When storing the bottle, tighten the cap. Bottles may not be stored due to their size or shape.
Page 289 6-3. Operating storage box File pocket The file pockets are located at the back of the driver and front passenger backrests. They are used to store newspapers, magazines and other items. Rear central storage box * Lift up the storage box cover to open the storage box.
Page 290: Trunk Device
6-3. Operating storage box Trunk device Trunk devic e Trunk hook Trunk hooks are provided on the left and right sides of the trunk. WARINING ◼ When not using the trunk hook, be sure to return it to the stowed position. ◼...
Page 291: Other In-Car Equipment
6-4. Other in-car equipment On-board wireless charging system 6-4. Other in-c ar equipm ent On- board wireles s c harging s ystem The central storage box is equipped with a wireless charging system. The back of cell phones that support Qi standard wireless charging can be placed directly in the wireless charging area for charging.
Page 292: Sun Visor
6-4. Other in-car equipment Sun visor 6-4. Other in-c ar equipm ent Sun vis or Forward position Flip down the sun visor. Side position Flip down the visor, disengage the hooks, and pull to the side.
Page 293: File Folder
6-4. Other in-car equipment File folder File folder The file folder is located on the sun visor at the driver and front passenger sides. It is used to store bills, business cards and other objects. Notice ◼ Preventing folder damage Do not put too many objects on the folder.
Page 294: Make-Up Mirror
6-4. Other in-car equipment Make-up mirror Make- up mirror Turn down the sun visor and turn up the make-up mirror cover to open the mirror. Notice ◼ When not in use Keep the make-up mirror closed. ◼ Preventing low battery power Do not turn on the make-up mirror lamp for a long time when the vehicle is not started.
Page 295: Power Socket
6-4. Other in-car equipment Power socket Pow er s ock et ◼ 12V power supply The power socket is available for 12 V accessories with an operating current of less than 10 A.  Front Located under the console.  Rear At the lower end of the rear center air outlet.
Page 296 6-4. Other in-car equipment ◼ 5 V USB power supply The power socket is available for 5V accessories with an operating current of less than  Rear At the lower end of the rear center air outlet.  Third row Located on the trunk trim panels on both sides of the third-row seats.
Page 297: Power Outlet
6-4. Other in-car equipment 220V power outlet 220V pow er outl et The vehicle is equipped with a 220 V power socket. At the lower end of the rear center air outlet. ◼ Conditions for use of 220 V power socket The power (ignition) switch is switched to ON.
Page 298 6-4. Other in-car equipment Notice ◼ Connecting the electrical device: insert the plug into the limit position to unlock the built-in child electric shock protection. Power shall only be supplied to the socket after the child electric shock protection has been unlocked. ◼...
Page 299: Seat Temperature Controller
6-4. Other in-car equipment Seat temperature controller * Seat tem perature c ontr oller * The temperature of each seat can be adjusted separately. ◼ Front seat temperature adjustment Touch the seat setting button on the front A/C operation panel to access the seat setting interface, and touch the seat heating ventilation buttons...
Page 300 6-4. Other in-car equipment WARINING ◼ When using the seat heating and ventilation function, be sure to observe the following precautions ⚫ Special care is needed to avoid burns when seating in heated seats for the following persons: • Infants, children, elderly, sick and disabled •...
Page 301: Seat Massage Function
6-4. Other in-car equipment Seat massage function* Seat m ass age func tion* Seat massage function is available through the A/C operation interface. Touch the seat setting button on the front A/C operation panel to access the seat setting interface, where you can select seat massage mode and gear.
Page 302: Rear Center Armrest
6-4. Other in-car equipment Rear center armrest * Rear center armr est * Pull down the armrest to use. Notice ◼ Preventing damage to armrest Do not forcefully press the armrest.
Page 303: Ceiling Handle
6-4. Other in-car equipment Ceiling handle Ceiling handl e Ceiling handl e The ceiling handle is located at the roof side member of each door. When sitting on the seat, the body can be supported by the ceiling handle mounted on the roof lining.
Page 304: Coat Hook
6-4. Other in-car equipment Coat hook Coat hook Just hang your clothes on the coat hook when you need it. WARINING ◼ Items that should not be hung on the coat hook Do not hang hangers or other hard or sharp objects on coat hooks. If the curtain airbag deploys, these objects could be ejected and result in serious injury or death.
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Page 306: Service And Maintenance
6-4. Other in-car equipment Service and maintenance 7-1. Service and maintenance Cleaning and protecting vehicle exteriors ..........304 Cleaning and protecting vehicle interiors ..........306 7-2. Maintenance Maintenance instructions ....308 7-3. Self-maintenance Precautions for self-maintenance ..310 Hood ........... 312 Engine compartment ......
Page 307: Cleaning And Protecting Vehicle Exteriors
7-1. Service and maintenance Cleaning and protecting vehicle exteriors 7-1. Service and m aintenanc e Cleaning and protecting vehicle ex teri ors Compliance with the following operations will help protect the vehicle exteriors and keep it in optimum condition. ⚫ Rinse the body, wheel covers and underside of the vehicle from top to bottom with plenty of water to remove dirt and dust.
Page 308 7-1. Service and maintenance Notice ◼ Preventing body aging and body paint deterioration, body and components (aluminum wheels, etc.) corrosion ⚫ The vehicle should be washed immediately after the occurrence of the following cases: • After driving on the beach. •...
Page 309: Cleaning And Protecting Vehicle Interiors
7-1. Service and maintenance Cleaning and protecting vehicle interiors Cleaning and protecting vehicle interiors Compliance with the following operations will help protect the vehicle interiors and keep it in optimum condition: ◼ Protecting vehicle interiors Remove dirt and dust with a vacuum cleaner. Wet a cloth with warm water to wipe the soiled surface.
Page 310 7-1. Service and maintenance WARINING ◼ Waterproofing inside the car ⚫ Do not spill liquid inside the vehicle, as this may cause electrical components, etc. to malfunction or catch fire. ⚫ Do not expose the airbag components or wires in the vehicle to moisture. Electrical failure may cause the airbag to deploy unexpectedly or malfunction, resulting in serious injury or even death.
Page 311: Maintenance
The authorized FAW Hongqi dealers have invested a lot of money in special tools and maintenance equipment. This helps to provide you with better service.
Page 312 ⚫ Persistently high coolant temperature. If you notice any of the above signs, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer as soon as possible as the vehicle may require adjustment or repair. WARINING ◼...
Page 313: Self-Maintenance
7-3. Self-maintenance Precautions for self-maintenance 7-3. Self-mai ntenanc e Prec autions for self-m aintenanc e If you are going to perform the maintenance yourself, be sure to follow the proper steps as described below. Item Parts and tools • Warm water •...
Page 314 It is normal for the brake fluid level to drop slightly when the brake linings are worn or the level in the brake fluid tank is high. If the brake fluid tank needs to be filled frequently with brake fluid, it means there may be a serious fault, please contact authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle.
Page 315: Hood
7-3. Self-maintenance Hood Hood Unlocking from inside the vehicle to open the hood. Pull the engine hood release handle in the vehicle twice to open the engine hood. WARINING ◼ Pre-driving inspection Check and make sure the hood is fully closed and locked. If the hood is not properly locked, it could open while the vehicle is in motion and cause an accident, which could result in serious injury.
Page 316: Engine Compartment
7-3. Self-maintenance Engine compartment Engine c om partm ent Due to different vehicle configurations, the picture is only for reference. Condenser Cooling fan 12 V battery Coolant reservoir Brake fluid tank Fuse box Washer fluid reservoir Radiator...
Page 317 ◼ If the coolant level drops shortly after the coolant is replenished Must visually inspect the radiator, reservoir, cooling lines and other components. If no leakage is found, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the system. ◼...
Page 318 Radiator and condenser Check the radiator as well as condenser, and remove all foreign objects. If the radiator or condenser is particularly dirty or abnormal, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle. WARINING ◼ When the radiator and condenser are very hot...
Page 319 7-3. Self-maintenance Brake fluid Brake fluid cap "MAX" (high) "MIN" (low) If the level is below the "MIN" mark line, add brake fluid to the normal level. WARINING ◼ Precautions for adding coolant ⚫ The sprayed brake fluid is very dangerous. If the brake fluid gets into your eyes, please rinse with plenty of water immediately and seek medical advice as soon as possible.
Page 320 Using non-specified brake fluid can damage the system. Mixed use of different brake fluids will also cause damage to the system. ⚫ If you need to add or renew brake fluid, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ⚫ Do not drip brake fluid on the inverter, otherwise it may cause failure of the inverter.
Page 321 7-3. Self-maintenance ◼ When installing ⚫ When wiring the battery, prevent the terminal cable from being connected backwards, otherwise it may damage the electrical equipment in the car. ⚫ The battery should be prevented from contacting the positive and negative terminals during storage, handling and installation.
Page 322 7-3. Self-maintenance WARINING ◼ Chemicals in the battery The battery contains toxic and corrosive sulfuric acid and may produce flammable and explosive hydrogen gas. To reduce the likelihood of serious injury, observe the following precautions when handling batteries or working in their vicinity: ⚫...
Page 323 7-3. Self-maintenance Notice ◼ Precautions when charging the battery Do not charge the battery when the vehicle is started. Be sure to turn off all accessories. Cleaning fluid If any cleaner does not work or an alarm message appears on the instrument cluster multi-function display, the cleaning fluid reservoir may be empty, please add cleaning fluid in time.
Page 324: Tire
For even wear and longer service life, it is recommended that you perform a tire rotation after every 8,000-10,000 km of driving. Front Prompt: The TPMS needs to be configured after the wheel change, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer if necessary.
Page 325 Tire and rim damage is often not easy to find, if you find the vehicle abnormal vibration or runaway during driving, it indicates a wheel failure, in this case, you should go to FAW authorized Hongqi dealer to check the wheels as soon as possible. ◼...
Page 326 7-3. Self-maintenance WARINING ◼ Precautions when checking or replacing tires To prevent damages to transmission components from affecting the maneuverability of the vehicle, please observe the precautions below: ⚫ Do not mix tires of different makes, models, tread patterns or tread wear. ⚫...
Page 327: Tire Pressure
7-3. Self-maintenance Tire pressure Tire pr ess ure Be sure to maintain proper tire pressure. Check tire pressure at least once a month. A tire pressure label is attached under the driver's side B-pillar locking pin. ◼ Consequences of incorrect tire pressure Low tire pressure: ⚫...
Page 328 7-3. Self-maintenance WARINING ◼ Proper inflation is the key to protecting your tires Be sure to maintain proper tire pressure, otherwise the following may occur. ⚫ Excessive wear and tear ⚫ Uneven wear and tear ⚫ Poor maneuverability ⚫ Tire blowout after overheating ⚫...
Page 329: Wheel
Replacement wheels are available from FAW authorized Hongqi dealers. FAW recommends against the use of the following wheels: ⚫ Different size or type of wheels.
Page 330: A/C Filter
7-3. Self-maintenance A/C filter A/C filter The A/C filter must be replaced regularly to maintain air conditioning efficiency. ◼ Replacing the A/C filter Turn off the power (ignition) switch. Open the glove box. STEP Detach the A/C filter cover plate. Detach the A/C filter.
Page 331 If the airflow at the air outlets is significantly weakened The filter may be clogged. Check the filter and replace it if necessary. ◼ A/C filter If you need to clean or replace the filter, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. Notice ◼...
Page 332: Replacing The Key Battery
7-3. Self-maintenance Replacing the key battery Repl acing the k ey battery If the smart key battery is low, replace it with a new one. ◼ The following items are required: ⚫ Lithium battery ◼ Replace the smart key battery Press the unlock button to release the STEP key end cap.
Page 333 ◼ Using CR2032 lithium battery ⚫ It is recommended to replace it with the same or equivalent product recommended by an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ⚫ Used batteries must be disposed of according to local regulations. WARINING ◼...
Page 334: Checking And Replacing The Fuse
7-3. Self-maintenance Checking and replacing the fuse Chec king and r epl acing the fus e If any electrical component is not working, a fuse may have blown. In this case, check and, if necessary, replace the fuse. Turn off the power (ignition) switch. The fuse is located in the following position.
Page 335 Right front door sill trim plate Detach the right front door sill trim plate. When replacing the fuse here, it is recommended to contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer for replacement. ◼ Trunk Take out the tool box to open the box cover.
Page 336 7-3. Self-maintenance After a system failure occurs, contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to find out exactly which fuses to check. Remove the fuse with the remover. STEP Check if the fuse is blown.  Type A Normal fuse Blown fuse ...
Page 337 If the electrical function still does not work properly after replacing the fuse, further inspection may be required. Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ⚫ If the replaced fuse blows again, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the vehicle. ◼...
Page 338: Power Battery
For information of recycling service outlets, please consult the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. Do not sell, transfer or remove, disassemble or modify power batteries without permission.
Page 339 ⚫ When a vehicle is not sold or transferred with the help of the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer, the possibility of safety accidents is high since the purchasers do not know these dangers.
Page 340 (the vehicle cannot drive normally, and the instrument prompts "power system failed"), please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to test and maintain the power battery and to replace the power battery assembly where necessary.
Page 341 7-3. Self-maintenance...
Page 342: In Case Of Failure
7-3. Self-maintenance Power battery In case of failure 8-1. Important information Hazard warning lamp ......340 SOS alarm .......... 341 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency If the vehicle needs to be towed ..342 If the vehicle is found to be abnormal .. 346 If the alarm lamp lights up or the alarm speaker sounds ........
Page 343: Hazard Warning Lamp
8-1. Important information Hazard warning lamp 8-1. Im portant i nformati on Hazar d w arni ng lam p When the vehicle breaks down, please stop by the side of the road while using the hazard warning lamps; when the vehicle cannot be moved due to the breakdown, please place a warning triangle behind the vehicle while turning on the hazard warning lamps.
Page 344: Sos Alarm
8-1. Important information SOS alarm SOS alarm If you need help in case of emergency, press and hold the SOS alarm switch for 3 s and then release it. The E-call starts dialing, and the SOS indicator changes from normally on to flashing. After receiving your call for help, the background will arrange proper rescue service for you.
Page 345: Measures To Be Taken In Case Of Emergency
If the vehicle needs to be towed, FAW recommends using a platform truck and having the vehicle towed by the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer or professional rescue company, and it is strictly prohibited to tow the vehicle in P gear.
Page 346 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency Towing from the rear with a wheel lift cargo trailer Place the towing trolley under the front wheels and put the vehicle into lift mode. Use of platform cargo trailer Apply the electronic parking brake, put the vehicle into lifting mode, and turn off the power (ignition) switch.
Page 347 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency Emergency towing steps Press the upper part of the tow ring cover to STEP disengage the tow ring cover. Insert the traction ring into the hole and STEP tighten it slightly by hand. Secure the tow ring with an aid tool.
Page 348 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency ◼ Traction ring The tow ring is stored in the driver's tool box. (Refer to P.352) WARINING Please observe the following precautions, otherwise it may lead to serious injury or even death.
Page 349: If The Vehicle Is Found To Be Abnormal
If the v ehicl e is found to be abnormal If any of the following symptoms are found, the vehicle may need to be adjusted or repaired. Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer as soon as possible. ◼ Visible symptoms ⚫...
Page 350: If The Alarm Lamp Lights Up Or The Alarm Speaker Sounds
Alarm lamps/Details/Measures Low charge state warning lamp • It indicates that the battery power is low. → Please charge or contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. Power battery system MIL • It indicates that the power battery system is faulty.
Page 351 →Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately. Low washer fluid level warning lamp • It indicates that the washer fluid level is too low. → Add washer fluid or contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately. Brake fluid level too low/system MIL •...
Page 352 → Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately. Brake lining excessive wear warning lamp • It indicates that the brake lining is of excessive wear. → Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately to check and replace the brake lining. EPB alarm lamp •...
Page 353 Alarm lamps/Details/Measures Driving mode selection system fault alarm lamp • Indicates a malfunction in the drive mode selection system. → Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately. Driving assistance system (DAS) MIL • It indicates that the DAS is faulty.
Page 354 Wireless charging fault alarm lamp • It indicates that the wireless charging is faulty. → Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer immediately. Power battery thermal runaway signal missing warning lamp • It indicates that the systems relating the power battery is faulty.
Page 355: If A Tire Leaks
8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency If a tire leaks If a tire leaks Please use the tire repair kit included with the vehicle tools for repair. For details, please refer to the instructions in the tire repair kit. ◼...
Page 356 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency WARINING ◼ Do not drive a vehicle with leaking tires ⚫ Do not continue to drive a vehicle with a leaking tire. ⚫ If you continue to drive, the tire and vehicle may be damaged even if you drive a short distance, making it impossible to repair or even causing a traffic accident.
Page 357: In Case Of Power System Failure To Starter
The cause of the malfunction may be one of the following: ⚫ The 12 V battery terminal has been disconnected. ⚫ The 12 battery power has been depleted. If you cannot troubleshoot or are not sure of the repair procedure, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 358: If The Key Is Lost
If a smart key is lost or stolen, then please provide the remaining keys to an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer as soon as possible. The lost or stolen key will be invalid after the key is re-matched. Unauthorized and illegal modifications, or the use...
Page 359: In Case Of Key Failure To Work Normally
8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency In case of key failure to work normally In c as e of key failure to w ork norm ally If the communication between the key and the vehicle is interrupted (See P.91) or if the key cannot be used due to a low battery, the PEPS system and the wireless remote control functions will not be available.
Page 360 Press the power (ignition) switch or depress the brake pedal to start the power system. If the power system still cannot be started, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ◼ Replacing the key battery...
Page 361: If The Door Can Not Be Locked Properly
8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency If the door can not be locked properly If the door c an not be l ock ed pr operly If the doors cannot be locked by the passive entry function or wireless remote control function due to low battery power.
Page 362 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency Locking the front passenger side and rear occupant side doors Disengage the mechanical locking switch guard of the corresponding side door. Use the mechanical key to close the doors after locking. Doors at the front passenger side and the right rear side: turn the doors clockwise;...
Page 363: In Case Of Low 12 V Battery
Once the vehicle has been successfully started, remove the jumper cables in the exact reverse order of when they were connected. Once the vehicle is started, please drive the vehicle to an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer for inspection as soon as possible.
Page 364 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency ◼ Charging the 12 V battery Due to natural discharge and the depletion effect of certain electrical equipment, the power stored in the 12 V battery is gradually depleted even when the vehicle is not in use.
Page 365 When the vehicle starts, the cable may get stuck, which can lead to serious injury. ⚫ If the battery is aging, it may emit malodorous gas if it is used continuously, which may endanger the health of occupants. Please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to check the battery as soon as possible.
Page 366: If The Vehicle Is Overheated
After the system has cooled sufficiently, check the coolant level, and then check the cooling system for leakage. Add coolant when necessary. (Refer to P.314) In case of emergency, if there is no coolant, contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 367 8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency WARINING ◼ Precautions during inspection When opening the vehicle hood for inspection, be sure to observe the following precautions to avoid accidents or injuries to persons. ⚫ If you see steam coming out from under the hood, do not open the hood until the steam dissipates.
Page 368: In Case Of An Electrical Fire
In c as e of an elec trical fire In case of an electrical fire, please observe the following operation steps and contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer as soon as possible. ⚫ Protect yourself and do not breathe fumes.
Page 369: If A Trap Occurs
8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency If a trap occurs If a tr ap oc curs If the wheels are idling or the vehicle is stuck in sludge or snow, do the following. Apply the EPB and shift the gear to P. Turn off the power (ignition) switch. Remove mud, snow or sand from around the trapped tire.
Page 370: If Driving On Waterlogged Roads
If driving on w aterlogged r oads In case you accidentally drive on a waterlogged road and get water, please contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer to have the following items checked: ⚫ Check the braking efficiency of the brakes.
Page 371: In The Event Of A Flat Tire
Continuing to drive with a flat tire will be very dangerous and could easily lead to an accident. In addition, it will bring damage to the tire, rim, suspension and body, so please Puff change the tire immediately or contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer.
Page 372: In The Event Of An Accident
Call the police. Location of accident The situation Injured persons Identify the at-fault party and make notes (name, address, phone number, etc.). Contact an authorized FAW Hongqi dealer and the insurance company.
Page 373: Emergency Opening Of Trunk Lid
8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency Emergency opening of trunk lid Emergency opening of trunk lid The following steps can be used as an emergency measure to ensure that the trunk lid can be opened. Enter the trunk by folding the second and third row seat backrests. Open the emergency lock cover on the STEP trunk lid.
Page 374: Vehicle Specifications
8-2. Measures to be taken in case of emergency Emergency opening of trunk lid Vehicle specifications 9-1. Specification Service data ........372...
Page 375: Specification
9-1. Specification Service data 9-1. Specification Servic e data Size ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01, E-HS9E02, E-HS9E03 Total length 5,209 mm Total width 2,010 mm 1,731 mm (E-HS9E01, E-HS9E02) Total height 1,713 mm (E-HS9E03) Front suspension 916 mm Rear suspension 1,183 mm Wheelbase 3,110 mm Front...
Page 376 9-1. Specification Drive mode ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01, E-HS9E02, E-HS9E03 Drive mode Four-wheel drive Vehicle mass ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01 Curb weight 2,505 kg Maximum allowable total mass 3,130 kg Front 1,271 kg Full-load axle load Rear 1,859 kg ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E02 Curb weight 2,660 kg...
Page 377 9-1. Specification Vehicle power performance ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01, E-HS9E02, E-HS9E03 Maximum gradient Maximum speed 200 km/h Vehicle power performance Model CAM220PT2 Motor type AC permanent magnet synchronous motor Peak power 160 kW Rated power 75 kW Peak speed 15,000 rpm Rated speed 5,093 rpm Peak torque...
Page 378 9-1. Specification Power battery ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01 Model CAB232EL3 Battery type Ternary lithium ion battery Nominal voltage 350 V Net total energy 81.7 kWh Weight 471 Kg Cooling method Liquid cooling Operating temperature -30℃~55℃ ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E02, E-HS9E03 Model CAB232EL1 Battery type...
Page 379 9-1. Specification Front wheel alignment (no load) ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01, E-HS9E02 Front wheel camber -6′±25′ 5°43′±45′ Kingpin caster angle 5°13′±45′ Kingpin inclination β=13′±5′ Front wheel toe-in ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E03 Front wheel camber -20′±25′ 6°6′±45′ Kingpin caster angle Kingpin inclination 5°22′±45′...
Page 380 9-1. Specification Suspension ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01, E-HS9E02 Type Double wishbone independent suspension Spring type Coil spring Front Damper type Dual-cylinder hydraulic inflatable damper suspension Type Hollow stabilizer bar Stabilizer φ34×5.8mm Diameter Type Trapezoid independent suspension Spring type Coil spring Rear Damper type Dual-cylinder hydraulic inflatable damper...
Page 381 9-1. Specification Vehicle identification ◼ Manufacturer's nameplate The manufacturer's nameplate is located on the right side B-pillar as shown in the figure. The manufacturer's nameplate includes the following items: company name, WVTA number, VIN, fully loaded mass, combined mass (body with trailer), allowable axle load on the front axle, and allowable axle load on the rear axle.
Page 382 9-1. Specification ◼ Motor No. (CAM220PT2) As shown in the figure, the motor No. and motor nameplate are located on the motor body. ◼ Motor No. (CAM250PT1) As shown in the figure, the motor No. and motor nameplate are located on the motor body.
Page 383 9-1. Specification Microwave window ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01, E-HS9E02, E-HS9E03 Recommended microwave window location (The picture shows the view from inside the cab) Cooling system ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01 Coolant capacity of motor system Coolant capacity of battery 10.5 L cooling system Cooling liquid type Automotive long-life coolant throughout the year (G30-91)
Page 384 9-1. Specification Reducer (front/rear) ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E01 Reducer oil capacity 0.64 ± 0.02 L (front/rear) Reducer oil type CASTROL BOT350 M3 ◼ Model No.: E-HS9E02, E-HS9E03 0.64 ± 0.02 L (front) Reducer oil capacity 1.4 ± 0.05 L (rear) Reducer oil type CASTROL BOT350 M3 Electrical system...
Page 385 9-1. Specification Reasonable application range of brake friction pair  Front Total thickness Friction material thickness Standard thickness 17.8mm 12mm Pad thickness Total thickness Friction material thickness Minimum thickness 8.8mm Standard 32mm thickness Brake disc thickness Minimum 30mm thickness  Rear Total thickness Friction material thickness Standard...
Page 386 9-1. Specification Seat (when cushion is deep) Front-to-back position (forward from the limit 253mm position at the rear end of Front seat the slide) Backrest angle 25° Front-to-back position 150mm Second-row seat Backrest angle 25° Front-to-back position Not adjustable Third-row seat Backrest angle 20°...
Page 387 9-1. Specification Comfort Premium Exclusive Lengde (mm) 5209 5209 5209 Bredde (mm) 2010 2010 2010 Høyde (mm) 1731 1731 1713 Egenvekt med fører (kg) 2580 2735 2705 Maks total vekt kg 3130 3205 3180 Bagasjevolum: 7 seter (mm) 580 x 1050 x 720 580 x 1050 x 720 580 x 1050 x 720 Bagasjevolum: 5 seter (mm)
Page 388: Other Information
9-1. Specification Service data Other information List of abbreviations ......386...
Page 389: List Of Abbreviations
List of abbreviations List of abbreviations List of abbr evi ations List of abbr evi ations Abbreviations Meaning Automatic Brake Prefill (主动预制动) Antilock Brake System (防抱死制动系统) Adaptive Cruise Control (自适应巡航控制) Adaptive Driving Beam (自适应远光灯) Auto Defrost System (自动防雾系统) Autonomous Emergency Braking (主动紧急制动) Auto Parking Assist (自动泊车辅助系统) Blind Spot Detection (盲区探测) Continuous Damping Control (连续阻尼控制)
Page 390 List of abbreviations Hydraulic Brake Assist (液压制动辅助) Hydraulic Brake Boost (液压制动助力) Hybrid Control Unit (整车控制单元) Hill Descent Control (陡坡缓降功能) Hill Hold Control (坡路起步辅助) Lane Departure Warning (车道偏离预警系统) Light Emitting Diode (发光二极管) Lane Keeping Assist (车道保持辅助) Maximum (最大值) Minimize (最小值) On-Board Diagnostic (车载诊断系统) Point Of Interest (兴趣点) Positive Temperature Coefficient (正温度系数) SACC...
Page 391 Charging station references Hood opening handle Charging port cover Tire pressure...
Page 392 List of accompanying tools Illustration Name Qty. Triangle warning sign Traction ring Reflective undershirt assembly Tire repair kit...
Page 393: Refer To The Annex For Trailer Traction
Appendix Driving with trailer Appendix Driving with trailer Technical prerequisites Trailer tractor must conform to relevant regulations. Although your vehicle is mainly used to carry people and luggage, it can also be used to tow a trailer when equipped with relevant technical devices. If your vehicle is equipped with a trailer tractor at delivery, all technical and legal requirements for driving with a trailer have been taken into account.
Page 394 The support load data on the trailer tractor nameplate is only the test value of the tractor. The actual value of each vehicle is often lower than the test value. For details, please contact the authorized FAW Hongqi dealer. ◼...
Page 395 Appendix Driving guide Take special care when driving with a trailer. ◼ Weight distribution Towing a loaded trailer with an unloaded vehicle is extremely detrimental to load distribution. However, if you have to drive in this combination, please drive with particularly low speed.

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