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  • Page 1 Peak Series OWNERS MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Thanks

    A thorough understanding of this manual and its safety precautions will help prevent the risk of personal injury or property damage. If you have any additional questions or concerns about your new Vivid EV, please contact your local Vivid dealer. Website: vivid-ev.com...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. THANKS………………......1 2. SAFTEY……………………………………….…3 3. WARRANTY……………………………….….6 4. DISPLAY…………………………………….….9 5. VEHICLE CONTROLLS…………………….11 6. OPERATING THE VEHICLE……………..15 7. CHARGING THE BATTERY……………..20 8. VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS……………..22 9. BATTERY INFORMATION………………23 10.VEHICLE MAINTINANCE……………….24 11.TRANSPORTING A VEHICLE…………..33...

  • Page 4: Saftey

    Modifications to the vehicle must not compromise compliance with state or federal regulations. Do not install non-Vivid EV approved accessories or change the vehicle function to increase speed or power. Modifications or installation of non-Vivid approved accessories could cause a substantial safety hazard and increase the risk of bodily injury or property damage.
  • Page 5 SAFETY Please obey (Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice) wording in this manual, as well as obey all instructions, safety precautions and safety decals on the vehicle. Replace missing or damaged safety decals immediately to prevent possible property damage or personal injury, or death. Understand and follow all laws and regulations for operating the vehicle in your area.
  • Page 6 SAFETY Always read and follow warning labels and decals on the vehicle before operating. This manual was designed to help the owner/user maintain and operate the vehicle as designed by the manufacturer. Always follow these procedures to reduce the chance of personal injury or property damage. The information contained in the manual is subject to change without notice.

  • Page 7: Warranty

    WARANTY...
  • Page 8 WARANTY Battery Warranty through Eco Battery...
  • Page 9 WARANTY...

  • Page 10: Display

    DISPLAY High Beam H/L Brake indicator Left turn signal Low Beam H/L Reverse Indicator Right turn signal Milage Vehicle Speed Error code SOC State of Charge...
  • Page 11 DISPLAY State of charge meter (SOC) shows the percentage of battery life, or State of Charge. SOC State of Charge Battery Voltage When turning the key switch on, the directional switch must be in neutral, or error code #82 will appear on the display, and the car will not run. Turn the key off, place the directional switch in neutral, then turn the key back on.

  • Page 12: Vehicle Controlls

    VEHICLE CONTROLS Reverse Camera Display Display Key Switch Brake Pedal Accelerator Pedal Directional Switch Hazard Flasher High/Low switch (If Equipped)
  • Page 13 VEHICLE CONTROLS Turn signals arm Horn Headlights Dual USB port in the Passenger side glove box Directional Switch Charging Receptacle...
  • Page 14 VEHICLE CONTROLS Brake Pedal The Brake pedal is the pedal on the left, when depressed it will apply the vehicle braking system. The park brake is an electromagnetic motor brake. It is controlled by the controller (ECU). When the car starts moving the park brake is released, when the vehicle stops moving and the accelerator is released the park brake will engage.
  • Page 15 VEHICLE CONTROLS Directional Switch Placing the directional switch in the left position (#1) is the Forward direction. Placing the switch in the right position (#3) is the Reverse direction. Placing the switch in the middle position (#2) is the Neutral Position. The switch needs to be in Neutral when turning the key switch on.

  • Page 16: Operating The Vehicle

    OPERATING THE VEHICLE • Operating the vehicle before the passengers are fully seated and buckled in can cause personal injury. • Never allow a passenger to hold a child or pet in their lap while the vehicle is in operation. •...
  • Page 17 OPERATING THE VEHICLE Before Operating. Fully charge the batteries before use. Perform the daily inspection prior to use. If the vehicle has failed any of the performance inspections, Do not operate the vehicle and contact your local dealer for repairs to prevent damage or injury. DAILY INSPECTION Make sure all passengers are seated, and wearing seat belts if so equipped, make sure there is no one around you and there is no oncoming traffic, turn...
  • Page 18 OPERATING THE VEHICLE Slippery Surfaces When driving on loose gravel, water or ice drive slowly and be cautious as loss of traction can cause the vehicle to slide or skid out of your control. Drive slowly and be alert to how the vehicle feels, it is not recommended to apply the brakes while in a skid/slide.
  • Page 19 OPERATING THE VEHICLE Maximum recommended Slope Maximum recommended side or hill is 11° /20% tilt is 11° /20% Operating a vehicle on a side hill slope is not recommended, if unavoidable do not exceed 20% slope, decrease vehicle speed, use extreme caution, never drive on a slope with slippery or loose driving surfaces.
  • Page 20 OPERATING THE VEHICLE Through Water Driving through water can decrease brake performance, after driving through water, lightly depress the brake pedal to assess brake performance, if the brakes have been affected by the water, repeat the process until brake control has returned. Driving the vehicle through water in not recommended and should be avoided.

  • Page 21: Charging The Battery

    CHARGING THE VEHICLE Charging the Battery (LiFePo4) batteries do not develop a memory, Charging after each use will not harm the battery, and will ensure you are ready for your next venture. After operating the vehicle, park close to a dedicated A/C outlet with a recommended 20amp circuit.
  • Page 22 CHARGING THE VEHICLE Prolonged battery/vehicle storage The optimum storage temperature range is from 60°f to 86°f (15°C to 30°C) Charge the battery completely, turn off the vehicle and all accessories, remove the charging cord then turn the battery off at its power button on the side of the battery case.(Gen 2) When the battery is powered on there is a green light illuminating the power button, there is no green light when the battery is off.

  • Page 23: Vehicle Specifications

    VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS GOLF PEAK 4N PEAK 4L PEAK 6 Battery 105AH LiFePO4 105AH LiFePO4 105AH LiFePO4 105AH LiFePO4 51 Volts 51 Volts 51 Volts 51 Volts Charger Onboard Smart Onboard Smart Onboard Smart Onboard Smart Charger Charger Charger Charger Motor 48V A/C 48V A/C 48V A/C...

  • Page 24: Battery Information

    BATTERY INFORMATION...

  • Page 25: Vehicle Maintinance

    VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Unintended Vehicle operation may result in Property damage or personal injury. Do not attempt repairs outside of your skill level. Contact your local dealer for repairs. Only trained technicians should service or repair the vehicle. Anyone doing even simple repairs should have knowledge and experience in electrical and mechanical repair.
  • Page 26 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Cleaning the Vehicle Clean the windshield with mild soap and water, do not use household window cleaners. On the exterior surface use automotive cleaners with a soft cloth or sponge, and a garden hose with residential pressure to rinse off the vehicle.
  • Page 27 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Scheduled Maintenance Chart Perform these services at the interval listed. Clean and lubricate items as needed, if inspection shows wear or damage, replace as necessary to keep the vehicle safe for operation. Hours Calendar...
  • Page 28 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Lifting the Vehicle Only lift one end of the vehicle at a time to prevent tipping, when the vehicle is not lifted chocks at the wheels are recommended. Always use safe practices while working under a vehicle lifted off the ground, personal injury will result if the vehicle falls off the jack or stands.
  • Page 29 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Lubricating the Front Suspension It is not necessary to lift the vehicle to lubricate the front-end fittings, but it will ease the operation, and you can also check for loose or damaged parts. Zerk fittings on both sides Checking and Changing the Differential fluid.
  • Page 30 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Tire Pressure. Depending on tire size, pressure should be between 18 and 22 psi Optimum tire pressure is when %80 of the tire is contacting the ground. See below for reference. Tire Wear Depending on the pattern of the wear, it could be caused from low/High tire pressure, poor alignment, damage in the front suspension, or even dangerous excessive high-speed cornering.
  • Page 31 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Tire Replacement. When changing wheels, they must all be the same size and style. If you install different size wheels then what came on your vehicle, the display may indicate the incorrect speed your vehicle is traveling, you will need to have your local dealer reprogram your controller to correctly calibrate the speedometer settings.
  • Page 32 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Fuses and Locations The Main fuse is located under the controller (ECU) cover under the seat on the Passenger side. Remove the controller cover to access the fuse holder, pull up on the fuse holder for inspection. Never replace a fuse with a higher rated fuse or damage to the electrical system may occur.
  • Page 33 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE Error Codes Error codes are generated when the information gathered from all the switches and sensors throughout the vehicle does not fall within the set parameters of the vehicles controller (ECU). Error codes will be noted on the display and/or with a series of beeps from the reverse buzzer.

  • Page 34: Transporting A Vehicle

    TRANSPORTING A VEHICLE Towing a Vehicle This vehicle is equipped with an electric parking brake, when the car is turned off, the park brake is automatically engaged. To disengage the park brake to push or tow the car there is a Tow/Run switch under the seat located on the controller (ECU) cover.
  • Page 35 TRANSPORTING A VEHICLE Towing a Vehicle. Never let passengers ride in/on any vehicle being towed. Do not tow a vehicle on any public roads. Never exceed 5 mph while towing the vehicle. Use approved tow straps to get the vehicle to a trailer or truck, do not tow for long distances.
  • Page 37 Contact Us | VIVID EV (vivid-ev.com) VIVID EV LLC 2023 Owners Manual Edition P-A Contact us via Email to order a Hardcopy of this manual...

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