Information Prompts

In order to fully understand the contents of this manual, you must know and follow the "warnings", "cautions", and "instructions" in the manual.

• Warning: This content is closely related to personal safety. Please always comply with it! Failure to comply may result in injuries or a serious accident!

• Caution: This is to advise you on how to avoid possible vehicle damage or property loss.

• Note: It provides you with suggestions on how to make better use of your vehicle.

Please strictly abide by the warning information referred to in this Manual. It will help you use the vehicle more safely. Also, pay attention to any other warning information released to you by firefly. Make sure that you read the latest version of this manual and are familiar with the vehicle’s features before using it. If the car is not operated correctly, it may cause injury to you or others or lead to vehicle damage or property loss. firefly shall undertake no responsibility in such an event.

Front Center Display

When you or an authorized user logs in, the Center Display can seamlessly access rich and customized content, such as music, navigation, radio, etc. You can also personalize and save your favorite content to your account. The vehicle will automatically load any saved content the next time you log in. When you switch between different accounts, the vehicle will display personalized content saved to the corresponding account.

You can access the desired features (e.g. media, navigation) from the Home interface. The following features are provided on the Center Display:

1. Info bar

   Displays alert messages, warning messages and warning icons, etc.

   You can easily manage Bluetooth, network, wireless charging, and smart devices on the info bar.

2. Dynamic information stream

   Displays basic information such as time.

3. Scenario-based components

   Swipe to switch between media controls, navigation components, and more.

4. Ambient ring

   Swipe to switch between functional components, such as Navigation and My Car.

5. A/C and comfort feature interface

   Quickly set the A/C, seats, and comfort features here.

6. Front windshield defrosting and defogging

   Tap to activate and remove fog on the inside or frost on the outside of the front windshield.

7. Navigation

   Tap to go to the Navigation app.

8. Vehicle Settings

   Configure the settings for common features.

   You can also swipe down from the top edge of the Center Display to enter the Quick Access interface, where you can use common features and customize shortcuts.

9. Application center

   You can select different applications here.

Instrument Cluster Power Zone

1. Real-time power value

   Displays the current power output or regenerative braking power value.

2. Drive mode display

   Displays the current drive mode. For details, refer to the "Drive Mode" section.

3. Power progress bar

   	Yellow power progress bar indicates the current power output
   	Shaded power progress bar indicates that the current power output is limited
   	Purple power progress bar indicates the current regenerative braking
   	Gray power progress bar indicates current brake booster
   	Shaded power progress bar indicates current regenerative braking is limited

Instrument Cluster Indicators

If the following indicators do not light up or go out normally, please contact the firefly service for assistance immediately.

Symbol on Instrument Cluster	Description
	Automatic high and low beam control indicator
	High beam indicator
	Autohold indicator
	Position lights indicator
	Low beam indicator
	Regenerative braking AUTO indicator
	Vehicle ready indicator
	Left turn signal indicator
	Right turn signal indicator
	Parking light on indicator
	Shift protection indicator
	Normal indicator of high-voltage battery
	One-pedalmode standby indicator
	One-pedal mode active indicator
	Emergency Lane Keeping on indicator
	Rear fog lights indicator
	Pedestrian Warning Alert off indicator
	Parking fault/Regenerative braking fault indicator
	Autohold fault indicator
	Electronic stability control system on/fault indicator
	Electronic stability control system off indicator
	Low battery indicator of high-voltage battery
	Intelligent headlight fault indicator
	Drowsiness and Distraction Warning fault/start self-inspection indicator
	Drowsiness and Distraction Warning indicator for no face detected
	Drowsiness and Distraction Warning Sleep status indicator
	Lane Departure Warning off indicator
	Emergency Lane Keep off indicator
	Electric power steering system fault indicator
	Auxiliary ALC fault indicator
	Accidental Acceleration Guard off indicator
	Power limit warning light
	Anti-lock braking system fault warning light
	Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) warning light
	High-voltage battery cut-off warning light
	Autonomous emergency braking system off and fault warning light
	Autonomous emergency braking system reverse collision warning off and fault warning light
	Reverse collision warning off and fault warning light
	Hands-off reminder status indicator
	Charging cable connected indicator
	Electric Parking Brake indicator
	Drowsiness and Distraction Warning status indicator
	E-Powertrain system fault warning light
	Brake system fault warning light
	Front seat belt unfastened reminder warning light
	Rear seat belt unfastened reminder warning light
	Airbag fault warning light
	Drive motor fault warning light
	Drive motor overheating warning light
	Low voltage battery system fault warning light
	High-voltage battery fault warning light
	High-voltage battery overheated warning light
	Lane Departure Warning and Assist fault warning light
	Emergency Lane Keeping restricted warning light
	Adaptive Cruise Control fault warning light
	Driver Assist Feature fault warning light
	Electric power steering system fault warning light
	Accidental Acceleration Guard fault warning light
	Intelligent Speed Assist fault warning light

My Car

This interface allows you to view the basic information of your car, as well as set functions such as charging, repair and maintenance.

Control

This interface allows you to set up functions such as seats, steering wheels, liftgates, windows, and side mirrors.

Driving Mode

This interface allows you to set functions such as drive mode and NEUTRAL (N) mode.

Driver Assistance

This interface allows you to set functions such as easy driving, lane safety, and collision avoidance.

Light

This interface allows you to view or set interior and exterior lights.

Display

This interface allows you to set and adjust screen mode, screen brightness, and font size.

Sound

This interface can be used to set and adjust the volume (media volume, voice and navigation volume, call volume), sound profile sound effects, and sound feedback (system sound, acoustic vehicle alert outside the car, lock confirmation sound, etc.) functions.

General

This interface can be used for system updates, time format settings, language switching, privacy & security, and connection functions, etc.

When the vehicle is first activated and passes the verification process, the key is bound to the owner's account by default. Subsequently, when using the key to unlock the vehicle, it will automatically load the owner's account data.

The owner can use the firefly app's key management interface to bind the key with authorized accounts. As a result, when authorized users use their corresponding keys to unlock the vehicle, the bound authorized account's content will be automatically loaded. The owner can view bound account information on the firefly app and unbind their accounts. Both the owner and user of the bound account will receive SMS and firefly app notifications upon successful binding or unbinding.

Authorization by Owner

You can manage authorization on the "My vehicle" settings interface of the firefly app.

You can add the registered mobile phone number of your co-user or authorized user as an authorized account and set the corresponding permissions. You can add one co-user and a maximum of nine authorized users. After setting the user's authorization, you can tap the profile photo or user name of the authorized user to view the user's detailed information and authorized features. If the current authorization is active, you can also edit the range of authorized access or disable the user's authorization. An authorized user can only access authorized features, and cannot manage authorization or set the Guest Mode.

Unlocking by an Authorized User

An authorized user can unlock the vehicle using their phone NFC key or firefly app. To view the account information and authorized features of an authorized user, tap their profile avatar on the Center Display.

• Unlocking via the NFC key: Place the NFC key close to the NFC sensing area on the driver's side mirror of the vehicle.

• Remote unlocking via the firefly app: On the firefly app, tap the Door lock button on the "My vehicle" interface.

Bluetooth Phone Key

Once the Bluetooth phone key is activated on your phone, you can unlock, lock, and start the vehicle using just your phone.

You can create a Bluetooth phone key in the "Key management" interface of the firefly app.

1. Turn on the Bluetooth function of your phone, keep close to the unlocked vehicle, go to the firefly app My vehicle > Key management > My key;

2. Match the Bluetooth of the vehicle to the Bluetooth of the cell phone according to the guide information, then obtain and activate the Bluetooth phone key;

3. After successful activation, you can use the Bluetooth phone key function normally. When approaching the vehicle with a previously paired Bluetooth phone key, the app will automatically connect to the vehicle.

You can check whether the Bluetooth phone key is connected to the vehicle on the firefly app "My vehicle" interface, or manage the Bluetooth phone key on the "Key Management" interface.

When the vehicle is parked, turn on the Bluetooth of your phone and be within the Bluetooth connection range of the vehicle (about 30-70 meters, depending on the Bluetooth connection status). The Bluetooth phone key supports:

• firefly app operation: Unlock and lock the vehicle in the "My vehicle" interface.

• Near Field Operation: e.g. keyless unlock, walk-away lock, etc.

After unlocking the vehicle with the Bluetooth phone key, getting in the driver's seat, closing the door, pressing the brake pedal, and then toggling the gear stalk to the desired position, you can start the vehicle.

Phone NFC Key

You or an authorized user can unlock, lock, and start the vehicle using an NFC-enabled phone.

You can activate your phone's NFC key in the "Key management" interface of the firefly app.

1. In the firefly app, go to My vehicle > Key management > My keys to obtain the phone NFC key of your phone according to the guide information;

2. Turn on your phone's NFC feature and set the firefly app as your default payment app.

Once the phone NFC key is activated, you or an authorized user can use it to unlock, lock, and start the vehicle.

• Unlocking and locking: Hold your phone's NFC key approximately 10 mm above the NFC sensing area on the driver's side mirror, and the vehicle will automatically unlock or lock.

• Starting the vehicle: After unlocking the vehicle with the phone NFC key, start the vehicle within 3 minutes by getting into the driver's seat, closing the door, pressing the brake pedal, and then toggling the gear stalk to the desired position. If you have been outside for more than 3 minutes, you need to reactivate the NFC key by placing it close to the NFC card reader of the driver's side mirror or by placing it on the storage box in the center console in order to start the vehicle.

Authorization of the phone key

Car owners can authorize their phone key to other users in the firefly app：

1. Tap the Vehicle Icon on the top right of the My Car page to enter the Vehicle Status page，then Tap the Gear on the top right of the Vehicle Status page to enter the Settings page.

2. Tap "Vehicle authorization" in the "Settings" section.

3. Tap the add mark in the "General authorization" section.

4. Type in the name of the target account and tap on the right result.

5. Adjust the authorizing scope and tap "Add Driver" to confirm.

6. The authorized account shall be shown in the list below "General authorization". The authorization can be disabled temporally and enabled again by switching the switch beside.

The general steps for an authorized account to obtain the phone key are as follows:

1. The authorized user can switch to the authorized car in the car list at the top left of the My Car page immediately after authorized.

2. By tapping the gear at the top right of the My Car page, the user can enter the setting page and enter the "Key management" page by tapping on "Keys" in the "Settings" section.

3. By clicking on "Get a new key", the authorized user can find the option cards for obtaining the Bluetooth phone key and NFC phone key.

Revocation of the phone key

• Car Owner: revoking other users.

  The car owner can recall the key authentication from the authorized user by selecting the authorized user in the "Vehicle authorization" page, tapping the deleting button on the top right of the user page and confirming. The authorized user shall be removed from the list immediately afterwards.

• Authorized account: delete phone key.

  The authorized user can delete the authorized key immediately by clicking on "Delete" on the key card. The key card shall be removed from the list after confirming.

View Vehicle Location

Both you and authorized users can use the firefly app to check the vehicle's parking location.

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, then click General > Privacy & security > System permission to turn on or off this feature.

When the feature is turned on and the vehicle is connected to the network, after you park the vehicle and leave, you can click on the map card in the "My Car" interface of the firefly app to view the current location of the vehicle.

By tapping the current location, you can view the vehicle's precise geographic position and its distance from your mobile device on the map.

Find My Car Alert

When your phone is connected to the vehicle within a range of 30–70 meters (distance may vary based on signal strength), you can tap button in the "My Car" interface of the firefly app to locate your vehicle. Then, the vehicle will emit sound and light alerts to help you find the exact location of the vehicle. Press the corresponding button again to cancel the alert, otherwise the function will automatically turn off after 10 seconds.

Open the Door from Outside

• After unlocking the vehicle with a valid key such as NFC, press the front end of the door handle with your thumb to lift it up, then pull the handle to open the door.

• After approaching the vehicle with a valid Bluetooth phone key, pull the driver door outer handle once to unlock and open the door.

Open the Door from Inside

You can pull the inner door handle to unlock or open the door. Pull once in the unlocked state and twice in the locked state. After the door slightly pops open, push the door outward to open it.

Open the Liftgate with a Button

When the vehicle is unlocked or the Bluetooth phone key is sensed, press the mechanical button on the rear wiper surface and the liftgate will pop open; then, you can pull up the liftgate from the edge where the liftgate pops up and open it to a suitable height.

Open the Liftgate with the firefly app

When the vehicle is stationary, you can enter the "My vehicle" interface of the firefly app and tapto open the liftgate. Then, you can pull up the liftgate from the edge where the liftgate pops up and open it to a suitable height.

Open the liftgate with Center Display

After the vehicle is in PARK (P), you can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, long press the Control > Doors & windows > Long press to unlock button to open the liftgate. Then, you can pull up the liftgate from the edge where the liftgate pops up and open it to a suitable height.

Close the Liftgate Manually

After the liftgate is opened, you can pull the inner liftgate handle to close the liftgate smoothly.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate by Pressing the Button

Liftgate opening button:

When the vehicle is unlocked or the Bluetooth phone key is sensed, long press the liftgate opening button on the rear wiper base, and the liftgate will open automatically.

During the opening of the liftgate, short press the liftgate opening button, and the liftgate will stay at the height at that moment; short press again, and the liftgate will close again.

Liftgate closing button:

When the liftgate is open, lightly press the liftgate closing button on the liftgate inner panel, and the liftgate will automatically close and lock.

During the closing of the liftgate, short press the liftgate closing button, and liftgate will stay at the height at that moment; short press again, and the liftgate will reopen.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate with the Center Display

After the vehicle is parked, you can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Control > Doors & windows, and open or close the liftgate in this interface.

• Open: When the liftgate is closed, long press the Long press to unlock button for about 1 second and then release it, and the liftgate will open automatically.

• Close: After the liftgate is opened, long press the Opened button for about 1 second and then release it, and the liftgate will close automatically.

• Pause: During the opening or closing of the liftgate, tap the Opening/Closing button to pause the movement of the liftgate.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate with the firefly app

When the vehicle is stationary, you can go to the "My vehicle" interface of the firefly app and tapto open or close the liftgate.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate Manually

If the liftgate fails to open or close properly, you can manually open or close it slowly and smoothly.

Liftgate Opening Height Setting

You can set and memorize the opening height of the liftgate, which can be adjusted from 30% to 100%, in two ways:

• You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Control > Doors & windows > Liftgate opening height memory, and drag the progress bar to set the opening height of the liftgate.

• After manually controlling the liftgate to the desired height and pausing, long press the liftgate closing button for 3 seconds to memorize the current liftgate opening height. After the liftgate opening height is set successfully, all turn signal lights will flash twice to indicate that the setting is complete.

Anti-collision/Anti-pinch Protection of the Liftgate

The liftgate has anti-collision and anti-pinch functions.

• Anti-collision: If the liftgate encounters an obstacle during the electric opening, the opening of the liftgate will stop immediately.

• Anti-pinch: If the liftgate hits an obstacle during the electric closing process, it will stop immediately and move back a certain distance upward.

Window Switches

The driver's door armrest is equipped with a switch to control all four windows, allowing the driver to manage all windows conveniently.

1. Driver Window

2. Front Passenger Window

3. Rear Right Window

4. Rear Left Window

Each of the other three door armrests has a corresponding window switch, allowing passengers to operate windows.

Vent/Ajar Mode

Auto close window when locked

When parked, to simplify the locking operation, you can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display and tap Control > Doors & windows > Auto close window when locked to turn on or off this function.

When the feature is turned on, all windows will be closed automatically when you lock the vehicle using external locking methods (e.g. NFC, firefly app). If you press the Unlock/Lock button on the "My Car" interface of the firefly app while the window is closing, the window will pause at the current position.

Auto Close Windows in Rain

You can go to the Settings interface from on Center Display and tap Control > Doors & windows > Auto close windows in rain to turn on or off this feature.

When turned on, all windows will automatically close when the vehicle is powered off, but the system detects rain.

Rear windows lock

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display and tap Control > Doors & windows > Rear windows lock to turn this feature on or off.

When the Rear windows lock is turned on, the window switch on the rear door armrest will be disabled, and you can only control the rear windows through the window switch on the driver's side.

Anti-pinch Protection of Windows

The four windows have anti-pinch protection. When there is a foreign object blocking the closing window, the window will stop and reopens partially.

The window anti-pinch safety zone is shown in the diagram below:

Vehicle Unlock Mode

You can set the Unlock mode of the vehicle via the Center Display.

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, tap Control > Doors & windows > Unlock, and select

• Driver's Door: Only the driver's door unlocks when vehicle unlocked externally.

• All Doors: All doors unlock simultaneously when vehicle unlocked externally.

Auto Unlock in PARK (P)

After parking and shifting to PARK (P), the vehicle automatically unlocks without requiring manual button tapping on the Center Display.

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display and tap Control > Doors & windows > Auto unlock in PARK (P) to turn on or off this feature.

Walk-away Auto Lock

The vehicle auto-locks when parked, detecting your departure beyond 8 meters with a paired Bluetooth phone key.

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display and tap Control > Doors & windows > Walk-away auto lock to turn this feature on or off.

It is recommended to use the Walk-away auto lock function in a familiar and safe parking area, and to confirm the vehicle status via the firefly app after you are away from the vehicle.

Upon successful locking, the system emits a lock confirmation sound with synchronized turn signal flashes. The side mirrors fold automatically if you have the auto fold side mirror function switched on.

Lock Confirmation Sound

You can set the reminder sound when locking the vehicle on the Center Display.

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display and tapSound > Lock confirmation sound to turn on or off this feature.

Outer Handle Unlocking

When you have a valid Bluetooth phone key close to the vehicle,

• by pulling the driver door outer handle once, the vehicle will unlock the driver door or all doors according to the current Vehicle unlocking mode setting.

• By pulling the front passenger outer door handle once, the vehicle will unlock all doors.

Once the vehicle is unlocked, if either door is not opened within 30 seconds, it will automatically relock.

Bluetooth Antenna

Location of the interior Bluetooth antenna:

1. Inside left side mirror

2. Inside the central computing cluster module at the rear of the Instrument Cluster

3. Inside right side mirror

4. Above the rear bumper bracket (left side)

Automatic Relock

After unlocking the vehicle from outside using an NFC key, etc., if you do not open any doors or perform other vehicle operations within 30 seconds, the vehicle will automatically relock for safety.

Anti-Theft Alarm

When the vehicle (including the hood and liftgate) is locked from outside using the key, the anti-theft alarm system will be automatically activated.

If someone attempts to open any door of the vehicle (including the hood and liftgate) without a valid smart key or authorization, the vehicle will automatically trigger the anti-theft alarm and issue an audible and visual warning through the horn and turn signals. You can disarm the anti-theft alarm by unlocking the vehicle from outside using an NFC key, for example.

There are 2 USB Type-C ports in the vehicle.

Location: Front armrest box

1. Type-C (18W) port: For charging mobile devices.

2. Type-C (60W) port: ForUSB audio source connection and mobile device charging.

Trunk 12V Power Supply

The trunk is equipped with a 12V power supply outlet, with a maximum power of approximately 180W.

AC Charging Process

1. After the vehicle is unlocked, press the charging port cover in the following area, and the charging port cover can be manually opened.

   

2. Check whether the charging connector and charging equipment are in good condition, align the charger to the charging port of the vehicle, then the charger and the charging port will start matching:

   • If the charging port indicator light is not on, it indicates that the charging gun is not correctly inserted. Please check or reinsert the charging gun.

   • If the charging port indicator light is breathing in yellow and white, it indicates that the charging gun is inserted correctly but not charging.

   • If the charging port indicator light is breathing in green, It indicates that the vehicle has entered the charging process.

   

3. After charging starts, you can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap My car > Charging management or check the current charging status on the firefly app.

4. When the charging is completed, unlock the entire vehicle and press the charger unlock button before unplugging the charger.

   If you need to manually stop charging, go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, then tap My car > Charging management > Stop charging or tap Stop charging in the firefly app before unplugging the charger. After the charge port indicator light breathing in yellow and white, unplug the charging gun.

   After unlocking the vehicle, press the Bidirectional charging manual stop button directly to stop charging and then unplug the charger.

   

   Caution 充电-FY

   • Do not unplug the charger before the vehicle is fully unlocked.

   • While charging, it is recommended that the charger be fully plugged in and then released after being handheld for 2 seconds. If the charging indicator flashes red, try charging 1–2 more times with the charger by following the above steps. If charging still fails, try replacing the charger.

   • When plugging or unplugging the charger, please face the charging socket. If the charger is stuck, try to lift it slightly. Do not forcibly shake the charger while plugging or unplugging it to prevent damaging the charger or charging socket.

   • During the charging process, do not forcefully pull out the charger directly, as this may cause damage to the charging socket, and in extreme cases, it may endanger personal safety.

   • If the indicator of the charge port flashes red during charging, switch to another charger and try again. If the indicator is still flashing red, stop charging immediately and contact the firefly service.

   • After charging is complete, please wait 3 seconds before disconnecting the charger, to avoid pulling it out too quickly which may cause an arc and result in personal injury.

   • After charging, it is essential to replace the dust cap on the charging port base to prevent water and dust ingress. Additionally, avoid closing the cover before the dust cap replaced, as this may damage the dust cap cable or jam the locking mechanism of the charging port cover.

5. After unplugging the charger, place it properly and manually press the charging port cover to close it.

DC Charging Process

1. After the vehicle is unlocked, press the charging port cover in the following area, and the charging port cover can be manually opened.

   

2. Remove the DC port dust cap, check whether the charging connector and charging equipment are in good condition, align the charger to the charging port of the vehicle, then the charger and the charging port will start matching:

   • If the charging port indicator light is not on, it indicates that the charging gun is not correctly inserted. Please check or reinsert the charging gun.

   • If the charging port indicator light is breathing in yellow and white, it indicates that the charging gun is inserted correctly but not charging.

   • If the charging port indicator light is breathing in green, It indicates that the vehicle has entered the charging process.

   

3. Once charging begins, you can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap My car > Charging management or check the current charging status on the firefly app.

4. When charging is complete, unlock the entire vehicle and press the charger unlock button before unplugging the charger.

   If you need to manually stop charging, go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, then tap My car > Charging management > Stop charging or tap Stop charging in the firefly app before unplugging the charger.

   After unlocking the vehicle, press the Bidirectional charging manual stop button directly to stop charging and then unplug the charger.

   

   Caution 充电-FY

   • Do not unplug the charger before the vehicle is fully unlocked.

   • While charging, it is recommended that the charger be fully plugged in and then released after being handheld for 2 seconds. If the charging indicator flashes red, try charging 1–2 more times with the charger by following the above steps. If charging still fails, try replacing the charger.

   • When plugging or unplugging the charger, please face the charging socket. If the charger is stuck, try to lift it slightly. Do not forcibly shake the charger while plugging or unplugging it to prevent damaging the charger or charging socket.

   • During the charging process, do not forcefully pull out the charger directly, as this may cause damage to the charging socket, and in extreme cases, it may endanger personal safety.

   • If the indicator of the charge port flashes red during charging, switch to another charger and try again. If the indicator is still flashing red, stop charging immediately and contact the firefly service.

   • After charging is complete, please wait 3 seconds before disconnecting the charger, to avoid pulling it out too quickly which may cause an arc and result in personal injury.

   • After charging, it is essential to replace the dust cap on the charging port base to prevent water and dust ingress. Additionally, avoid closing the cover before the dust cap replaced, as this may damage the dust cap cable or jam the locking mechanism of the charging port cover.

5. After unplugging the charger, place it properly and manually press the charging port cover to close it.

Charging Indicator

Discharging Process

1. After the vehicle is unlocked, press the charging port cover in the following area, and the charging port cover can be manually opened.

   

2. Check if the discharge device is intact, and connect the discharger to the vehicle’s slow charging port.

3. You can confirm the start of discharging by going to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tapping My car > Charging management, or using the firefly app. Then, check the current discharging status and set the discharging limit on the Charging management interface.

4. When the discharge is complete, unlock the vehicle before unplugging the discharger.

   During the discharge process, you can manually stop discharging using the following methods before unplugging the discharger:

   • Press the Bidirectional charging manual stop button directly

   • On the Settings interface of the Center Display, tap the Stop discharge button

   • Use the firefly app to stop the discharge

5. After unplugging the discharger, properly stow the discharge device and manually press the charging port cover to close it.

Discharge Indicator

If the charger cannot be removed even after unlocking the entire vehicle, please follow these steps to unlock it:

1. Stop the bidirectional charging again through the central control screen or firefly appBidirectional charging manual stop button again to unlock the charger.

2. Re-plug the charger firmly to ensure the charger unlock button pops up. Then, press and hold the Charger unlock button for 1 to 2 seconds before attempting to unplug the charger.

3. Use the emergency release cable on the charging port to unlock the charger: You can use the removal hook in the emergency roadside tools to remove the corresponding cover of the trunk,, pull the emergency release cable of the charging base, and then try to unplug the charger.

   

   Caution 使用充电底座紧急解锁拉索解锁充电枪仅适用于紧急情况，频繁使用可能会损坏紧急解锁拉索或充电设备。

   Only use the emergency unlocking cable of the charging port base to unlock the charger for emergencies. Frequent use may damage the emergency unlocking cable or charging device.

4. If you still cannot unplug the charger, stop charging immediately and contact the firefly service.

Center Display Charging Settings

You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap My car > Charging management to view the current charging status and configure charging settings:

• Remaining charging time

• Remaining range

• Start and stop charging

• Charging limit

  You can set your desired charging settings on the Center Display before charging or after parking. When the set maximum charging limit is reached, charging will automatically stop, and you will be notified on the Digital Instrument Cluster.

  By default, the charging limit is set to 100%, but you can adjust it using a slider within the range of 40%-100%.

  Caution 请定期使用充电设备为车辆充电至 100% （建议每周至少一次满充），以便实现车辆更精准的续航里程。

  Please regularly use the charging equipment to charge the High-voltage battery to 100% (it is recommended to fully charge at least once a week), so that the vehicle can calibrate the power and range.

• Information about charging process

  The maximum AC charging current can be set based on your requirements when using AC power for charging.

You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap My car > Energy information. This page displays the current energy consumption information and consumption chart, and allows you to reset the current range.

Digital Instrument Cluster Battery Display

The status of the current high-voltage battery and some warning information related to the battery can be displayed on the Digital Instrument Cluster.

1. Range

   It indicates the range supported by the high-voltage battery in the current state.

   Based on actual usage, you can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap My car> Charging management > Range calculation mode, and select WLTP battery life or estimated battery life (WLTP is a standard test condition, and the estimated battery life is closer to the actual one). The remaining range depends on the vehicle's battery level, vehicle mileage and usage time, ambient temperature, traffic, driving habits (A/C, drive mode, energy recovery level), vehicle load and other factors.

2. Indicator of high-voltage power battery level

   This indicator represents the current high-voltage battery level (green indicates that the power is normal, yellow indicates that the power is low.)

3. High-Voltage Power Battery level Bar

   This battery level bar indicates the remaining power of the high-voltage power battery.

The indicators related to the battery level on the Digital Instrument Cluster are as follows:

Digital Instrument Cluster icons	Name	Description
	Indicator of high-voltage power battery level	This indicator indicates that the current high-voltage battery level is normal.
	Low power indicator of high-voltage battery	This indicator indicates that the current high-voltage battery is low on power. Please charge it in time. Please contact the firefly service if necessary.
	High-voltage battery cut-off warning light	At this time, your vehicle is not energized by the high-voltage battery. Please contact the firefly service if necessary.
	Low voltage battery system fault warning light	Contact firefly service immediately when this warning light is on.
	High-voltage battery fault warning light	If this warning light illuminates, please stop the vehicle immediately and contact the firefly service.
	High-voltage battery overheated warning light	If this warning light illuminates, please stop the vehicle immediately and contact the firefly service.
	Charging cable connected indicator	This indicator lights up to indicate that the charging cable is currently connected.

firefly smart charging

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

Headlight Switch

The Headlight switch is a composite switch on the Center Display. You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, and tap Light > Exterior lights to control the exterior lights:

• ：Turn off headlights manually.

• : In auto mode, the vehicle automatically controls low-beam and position lights based on ambient brightness.

• : Manually turn on the position lights, then the corresponding indicator illuminates on the Instrument Cluster.

• ：When manually activating low-beam headlights, the low-beam indicator illuminates on the Instrument Cluster.

Headlight Height Adjustment

Tap Light > Exterior lights >Headlight height to adjust the height of the exterior headlights to modify the beam's projection distance.

Headlight height adjustment offers 5 preset positions: Closest Ⅳ/Closer Ⅲ/Medium Ⅱ/Far Ⅰ/Farthest 0. Lower numeric positions correspond to shorter low-beam projection distances.

Light effect

The exterior lighting system delivers dynamic light signatures that interact with you based on vehicle status.

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, tap Light > Exterior lights > Light effect to turn this feature on or off.

You can also tap the triangle icon on the right side of Light effect to expand the preview to check the animation effects of different light signatures. Currently your vehicle supports 4 dynamic light signatures: Welcome/Goodbye/Lock/Unlock.

Follow Me Home

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display and tap Light > Exterior lights > Follow me home, to the delay duration for headlight retention after locking.

There are 4 options for the switch: OFF/15s/30s/60s.

When Follow me home is selected, at night or in low-light conditions, the vehicle will automatically illuminate the low beams and position lights to light your way when you lock it and are ready to leave.

Manually Turn on the High Beams

When the low beams are on, push the multifunction control stalk forward once to turn on the high beams. The high beam indicatoron the Instrument Cluster will light up. Push the stalk forward again to turn off the high beams.

High Beam Flash

Pull the multifunction control stalk backward and release to control the high beams to flash once. By repeatedly and quickly pulling the multifunction control stalk backward, the high beams will flash multiple times to alert other road users.

You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Light > Exterior lights, selectto turn on the Automatic Headlights, and then tap Light > Exterior lights > Auto high beam to enable or disable the auto high beam feature.

If the Auto High Beam feature is turned off, toggling the multifunction control stalk will only switch the headlights between the high and low beams.

When this feature is enabled and each time the vehicle is started, if the low beams are automatically engaged, Auto High Beam will be activated by default and the Auto High Beam indicatoron the Instrument Cluster will light up.

• The vehicle will automatically turn the high beams on/off according to the surrounding road environment and lighting conditions. The high beam indicatoron the Instrument Cluster will also turn on or off accordingly.

• By gently pushing the multifunction control stalk forward, the vehicle will control the headlights to switch between manual high beam control and auto high beam while keeping the automatic high/low beam function activated.

• Pull the multifunction control stalk backward and the high beams will stay on as the stalk is pulled.

• After pushing the multifunction control stalk forward for more than 1 second, the vehicle will exit the Auto High Beam mode, switching to the low beam lighting state.

• After turning off the Auto High Beam feature, gently push the multifunction control stalk forward once to activate it again.

Designed to improve visibility in low-visibility conditions such as fog and rain, the fog lights help other road users notice your vehicle promptly.

Your vehicle is equipped with rear fog lights, which is off by default. You can turn on the rear fog lights by going to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tapping Light > Exterior lights > Rear fog light.

When the rear fog lights are turned on, the low beams will automatically turn on.

Reading Lights

The reading lights are located on the front control panel and on the roof above each side of the rear seats.

You can turn each reading light on or off by pressing its surface.

Illuminated Steering Wheel

There are ring-shaped lights around the buttons on both sides of the steering wheel.

When driving at night, you can manually turn on or off the light by going to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tapping the Control > Side mirrors & steering wheel > Illuminated steering wheel.

Manual Front Wiper Control

You can control the front wipers with the multifunction control stalk.

You can also short press the button located above the side of the multifunction control stalk to activate the front wipers to wipe once.

Automatic Front Wiper Adjustment

Turn the wiper control knob on the multifunction control stalk to automatic level 1 or 2 to enable the automatic wiper adjustment mode.

When auto-adjusting mode is enabled, the wiper will start to wipe automatically when the rain sensor detects rain; when the sensor detects that the rain has stopped, the wipers will stop. The higher the level of Auto adjust mode, the higher the wiping frequency of the wipers for the same amount of rainfall.

The wiping speed of the wipers will also automatically adjust according to the vehicle speed and the amount of rainfall. The faster the vehicle speed or the heavier the rainfall, the higher the wiping frequency of the wipers.

Front Windshield Washer

Long press the button above the side of the multifunction control stalk, and the front washer will continuously spray washer fluid, while the front wipers will also operate at low speed. When you release the button, the spraying will stop immediately, but the front wipers will continue to wipe at low speed three times, with a six-second interval before making one more swipe.

Manual Rear Wiper Control

Short press the button below the side of the multifunction control stalk, and the rear wiper will start immediately. After three continuous wipes, it will enter intermittent mode, wiping once every 10 seconds. Short press the button again to turn off the rear wiper.

Rear Windshield Washer

Long press the button below the side of the multifunction control stalk, and the rear washer will continuously spray washer fluid, while the rear wiper will operate at low speed. When you release the button, the spraying will stop immediately, but the rear wiper will continue to wipe at low speed three times, with a six-second interval before making one more swipe.

Wiper Service Mode

The wiper service mode makes it easier to replace wiper blades.

After shifting the vehicle into PARK (P) and turning the wiper control knob to "0", you can turn on or off the mode by going to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tapping My car > Service > Wiper service mode.

When this mode is enabled, the front wiper will move to a position convenient for changing, so you can manually lift the wiper. When you control the front wiper by the multifunction control stalk, or shift the vehicle out of P gear, the vehicle will automatically exit the wiper service mode.

Right Side Mirror Adjustment

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display , and tap Control > Side mirrors & steering wheel > Side mirror adjustment to adjust the position of the right side mirror via the Right button of the steering wheel. See Side Mirrors Adjustment.

Volume Adjustment

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

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

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

Triggering the Custom Feature

Long press the Middle button on the right side of the steering wheel to trigger the custom feature. The default triggered feature is side mirror adjustment. You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display , tap the Control > Side mirrors & steering wheel to change the custom feature of the middle button on the right side of the steering wheel.

Control Within an Immediate Task

When the incoming call reminder is displayed, you can answer or reject the call with the left and right buttons, and the middle button is for confirming the selection.

When the distraction warning or drowsiness warning is triggered, the alarm status can be released by short pressing the Middle button.

Switching the Normal Menu

Long press the Left or Right button to enter the "Switching mode", in which you can short press the Left or Right button to switch the Instrument Cluster. After short pressing the Middle button, or after 3 seconds with no operation, the current menu will be selected automatically and the Switching Mode will be exited.

Controls Within the Menu

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

Left Side Mirror Adjustment

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, tap Control > Side mirrors & steering wheel > Side mirror adjustment, and you can adjust the position of the left side mirror using left steering wheel buttons. See Side Mirror Adjustment.

Driver Assistance Adjustment

Middle Button: Activate or Exit Driver assistance

Up Button: Increase the cruising speed

Down Button: Decrease the cruising speed

Right Button: Increase the following distance

Left Button: Reduce following distance

• Long Press the Middle Button: When the Driver assistance function is activated, long press the middle button to switch between Adaptive cruise control and Lane centering control (Pilot);

• Short Press the Up or Down Button: Cruise speed +/- 1 km/h (default);

• Long Press the Up or Down Button: Increase/decrease the cruise speed by 5 km/h continuously (default);

• Short Press the Left or Right Button: Increase/decrease the following distance by 1 level; where Level 1 is the closest, and Level 5 is the farthest;

Auto Steering Wheel Heating

The feature is turned off by default and can be turned on in Settingsin the upper right corner of the Seat page under the Smooth panel. The steering wheel heating automatically switches on when the interior and exterior temperatures are low.

Side Mirrors Position Adjustment

You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display , tap Control > Side mirrors & steering wheel > Side mirror adjustment , adjust the angle of the side mirrors in four directions via the steering wheel buttons, and exit after adjusting.

The left buttons on the steering wheel are used to adjust the left side mirror, and the right buttons are used to adjust the right side mirror.

Auto Fold Side Mirrors

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display , and tap Control > Side mirrors & steering wheel > Auto fold side mirror to set the auto fold side mirrors function. Once the setup is complete, the side mirrors will automatically fold when the vehicle is locked.

The side mirrors will automatically unfold when you unlock the vehicle or when someone sits in the driver’s seat.

Side Mirrors Electric Folding

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display , and tap Control > Side mirrors & steering wheel > Fold mirrors to fold/unfold the side mirrors.

Side Mirrors Manual Folding

To park in narrow spaces or prevent scraping, you can manually fold the mirror housing toward the body of the vehicle.

Manually Adjusted Seats

If manual seats are selected, you can adjust them manually.

Electrically Adjusted Seats

If the electric seat is selected, you can adjust the seats electrically using the buttons located underneath the seats.

Seat Position Memory

The electric seat features a position memory function.

You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Control > Driver to set the seat position memory on this page.

Save the currently adjusted seat position to the corresponding driving, rest, standby, exit or other positions, as well as to the vehicle’s current personal account.

When you need to update a set position, adjust the seat positions, and tap the Save button of the corresponding position. The updated settings will be saved under the current user account of the vehicle and overwrite the original settings.

Recommended Sitting Posture and Seat Position for the Driver

To minimize potential risks and ensure safety, please adjust the seats as follows:

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

• Adjust the seat backrest to a suitable straight-back sitting posture, ensuring full contact of the back against the backrest, and avoiding excessive recline angle of the backrest.

• Adjust the seat to a suitable height when two hands can comfortably hold the steering wheel.

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

• Adjust the headrest, and make sure that the headrest center and the driver's eyes are on the same level.

• Place the middle portion of the seat belt between the neck and shoulder, and tightly secure the lap belt across the hips, not the abdomen.

Manually Adjusted Seats

If manual seats are selected, you can adjust them manually.

Electrically Adjusted Seats

If the electric seat is selected, you can adjust the seats electrically using the buttons located underneath the seats.

Seat Position Memory

The electric seat features a position memory function.

You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Control > Front passenger to set the front passenger seat memory on this page.

Save the currently adjusted seat position to the Regular, Rest, Alternate, Exit or Other positions, as well as to the vehicle’s current personal account.

When you need to update a set position, adjust the seat positions, and tap the Save button of the corresponding position. The updated settings will be saved under the current user account of the vehicle and overwrite the original settings.

Recommended Sitting Postures and Seat Positions for the Front Passenger

To minimize potential risks and ensure safety, please adjust the seats as follows:

• Move the seat forward or backward to the appropriate position, and put both feet in front of the seat.

• Adjust the seat backrest to a suitable straight-back sitting posture, ensuring full contact of the back against the backrest, and avoiding excessive recline angle of the backrest.

• Adjust the headrest so that its center is flush with the passenger's eyes.

• Place the middle part of the seat belt between the neck and shoulders. Tighten the lap belt across the hips, not the abdomen.

Correct Sitting Posture of Rear Row Passengers

To minimize potential risks and protect your safety, please adjust the seat as follows:

• Adjust the headrest so that its center is flush with the passenger's eyes.

• Place feet in the footstep space in front of the rear seats.

• Place the middle portion of the seat belt between the neck and shoulder, and tightly secure the lap belt across the hips, not the abdomen.

• When riding with children, suitable child safety seats should be used to keep them safe. For details, refer to the child safety seat section.

The front and rear seat headrests can be adjusted by pressing the buttons under their respective headrests. The illustration shows the driver seat headrest adjustment button.

Do not use the seat headrest when it is at its lowest position. To use it, pull the headrest upwards and ensure it is locked into place.

Seat Heating

The front seats have a heating feature, which is turned off by default.

You can go to the Comfort panel from the bottom of the Center Display, select, and tapfunction to turn on the heating for the designated seat. The heating function offers three levels of adjustment and typically reaches the set temperature within 10 minutes, maintaining a constant temperature thereafter.

The feature is turned off by default and can be turned on in Settingsin the upper right corner of the Seat page under the Comfort panel. Seat heating function is switched on automatically when the interior and exterior temperatures are low.

Seat Ventilation

If the front seat is equipped with a ventilation function, it is switched off by default.

You can go to the Comfort panel from the bottom of the Center Display, selectoption, and tapfunction to turn the ventilation for the designated seat. The ventilation function provides three levels of adjustment so you can choose the right level as needed.

The feature is turned off by default and can be turned on in Settingsin the upper right corner of the Seat page under the Smooth panel. Seat ventilation is switched on automatically when the interior and exterior temperatures are high.

Seat Relax Mode

If the front seats are equipped with Relax Mode, it is off by default.

You can go to the Comfort panel from the bottom of the Center Display, selectoption, and tapfunction to turn on Relax Mode for the designated seat. The Relax Mode function provides four mode settings so you can choose the right mode as needed.

• Mode 1: Circular relaxation from the upper to lower back

• Mode 2: Lower back relaxation

• Mode 3: Mid back relaxation

• Mode 4: Upper back relaxation

Once activated, each mode will run for a cycle of 20 minutes before automatically shutting off.

The feature is turned off by default and can be turned on in Settingsin the upper right corner of the Seat page under the Smooth panel. After a long journey for a certain amount of time, the Relax Mode function will automatically activate.

Driver Easy Entry

Go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, and tap Control > Driver seat > Easy entry, to turn this function on or off, which is turned off by default.

The trigger conditions for exit and driving positions can be set according to driving habits in Easy Entry Settings interface on Center Display.

Exit position trigger: The door is opened or the seat belt is unfastened

Drive position trigger: The door is closed or the brake pedal is pressed

Front Passenger Easy Entry

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Control > Front passenger seat > Easy entry to enable or disable this function, which is turned off by default.

A/C Control Interface

Tap the temperature display button at the bottom of the Center Display to access the A/C Control Interface and set the front A/C's air volume, temperature, airflow direction and other features.

Table 1. Icon Meaning of A/C Control Interface

Icons	Name	Function
	A/C main switch	Control the activation and deactivation of the vehicle's A/C system
	Rear air vent	Air outlet blowing towards back
	Front focus	Air outlet blowing towards front
	Auto sweeping	Air outlet sweeping left and right
	Auto mode	Automatically adjusts A/C cooling, heating, wind speed and circulation mode based on set temperature
	A/C switch	Used to control the cooling of the A/C: when turned off，if the set temperature is higher than the actual temperature in the vehicle, the A/C will turn to heating mode；if the set temperature is lower than the actual temperature in the vehicle，the A/C will turn to vantilating mode.
	Extreme cooling	When activated, the whole vehicle's A/C enters Max Cooling mode
	Extreme heating	When activated, the whole vehicle's A/C enters Max Heating mode
	Fragrance	Control the fragrance system switch and concentration
	One-tap defogging	When activated, it removes fog from the front windshield
	Rear windshield and side mirror heating	Control the activation of the rear windshield and side mirror heating
	Fresh air	Fresh air circulation
	Recirculation	Air recirculation
	Auto inside and outside	Automatic air circulation inside and outside
	A/C temperature adjustment	It adjusts the A/C temperature within the range of 15-31℃
	A/C air volume adjustment	Adjust the air volume in the range levels 0~8; when the air volume is 0, the A/C is turned off
	Windshield mode	The A/C air vents direct air to the front windshield
	Upper mode	The A/C air vents direct air to the upper body of the passenger
	Lower mode	The A/C air vents direct air to the lower body of the passenger
	Setting buttons for the A/C Comfort panel	Tap to enter the function settings page for A/C deodorization, A/C air filter and other features

Front Row A/C Vents and Adjustment

The air vents at the front of the vehicle are arranged as follows:

1. Air vent above Instrument Cluster

2. Air vent at Instrument Cluster

3. Air vent under Instrument Cluster

4. Air vent at A-pillar

Method of adjusting the air vent at the Instrument Cluster:‭ Press and hold the blowing area on the Center Display, and slide left and right to control the horizontal outlet angle.

A/C Deodorization

When activated, the fan will continue to run for a period of time after you have locked and left the vehicle, to keep the A/C dry and reduce bacterial growth.

You can select one of the two drying levels: Standard (the fan continues to work for about 3 minutes) and Extended (the fan continues to work for about 10 minutes).

You can go to the Comfort panel from the bottom of the Center Display and tap to turn on or off the A/C deodorization. The function is enabled by default, and the gear is standard by default.

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

A/C Air Filter Indicator

Go to the A/C control interface and tap the Settings buttonto check the A/C air filter indicator. After replacing the filter, you need to reset the air filter indicator.

Tips for Using A/C

• Keep the grille clear of any obstructions (e.g., leaves, snow).

• If the vehicle is parked in direct sunlight, it is beneficial to open the windows while turning on the A/C in Cooling mode. This allows for air circulation and helps in rapidly cooling down the interior.

Door Storage

There is storage space below the inner side of the car door.

Cup Holder

The cup holder is located at the front end of the center armrest.

Magnetic Storage Box

The magnetic storage box is located at the front end of the front-row armrest and can be manually pulled out.

Armrest Compartment

Press the button at the front end of the armrest compartment to open it.

There’s also storage space under the armrest.

Glove Compartment

The glove compartment is located below the front passenger's Instrument Cluster and contains a reflective vest and a first aid kit.

Roof Hooks

The roof hooks pop out when pressed and can be retracted by pressing again. The maximum load capacity is 3 kg.

Storage Area under the Front Passenger Seat Cushion

The storage space of the front passenger seat is located under the cushion. Pull the drawstring ① to flip the seat cushion to the ② position., and the storage space is exposed. The maximum load capacity is 2.5 kg.

Storage Area Under Rear Seat Cushion

The rear seat storage space is located under the seat cushion. Lift the seat cushion by pulling the drawstring ①, then turning the seat cushion along position ② to position ③, and the storage space is exposed. The maximum load capacity is 5 kg.

When restoring the seat cushion, first ensure the rear end of the seat cushion is in contact with the storage area at the bottom of the backrest, then press down on the seat cushion until it locks in place.

Seatback Map Pocket

The map pocket is located on the back of the front seats and is ideal for small items such as your phone, wallet, magazines, and more.

Front Trunk Hook

The front trunk is equipped with hooks for carrying items such as totes, with a maximum load capacity of 5 kg.

Front Trunk Grommet

The grommet is located at the bottom of the front trunk. Once removed, it allows for drainage.

The water storage height in the front trunk does not exceed the lowest position of the A/C maintenance cover (purple area in the picture below). Considering the effect of surge during driving, please do not store water while driving. If you need to wash the front trunk, please do not directly wash the area of the A/C maintenance cover.

Rear Trunk Capacity

Rear Trunk Hook

The rear trunk is equipped with hooks for carrying items such as totes, with a maximum load capacity of 3 kg.

Emergency Opening of Liftgate

Remove the square block above the latch from the inside of the trunk, and then use your fingers to toggle the button in the hole to open the liftgate.

Seat Belt Instructions

All seats are equipped with seat belts.

Seat belts are one of the most important ways to protect passengers in case of an accident. Using seat belts together with airbags can effectively reduce the risk of severe injury if a collision occurs.

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

Seat Belt Warning

Rear Seat Belt Warning Chime Disabled

If you place items on the rear seats and trigger the rear seatbelt warning function, you can go to the Settings interface fromon Center Display, tap General > Privacy & security > Rear seatbelt reminder, and select to Turn off (for the current driving cycle) or Permanently turn off seatbelt reminder sound.

Wearing Seat Belts

Use the seat belts correctly as follows:

Pull the seat belt by the belt buckle evenly across your body, and ensure that the shoulder strap is placed over the shoulder while the lap belt is positioned across the hips. Never place the seat belt across the neck or abdomen. Insert the belt buckle into the belt latch until you hear a click indicating it is locked in place.

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

Airbag Instructions

Airbags are a supplementary restraint system that works with the seat belts. Airbags quickly deploy in serious accidents to protect the head and chest of passengers and reduce the severity of injuries. However, they do not prevent limb injuries or scrapes and bruises. Therefore, airbags should be used together with the seat belts to provide maximum protection.

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

The frontal airbags include front row head airbags and side airbags. The word "AIRBAG" is marked on the places where the airbags are placed to remind you of their locations.

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

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

1. Driver frontal airbag

2. Front passenger frontal airbag

3. Front seat side airbag

4. Curtain airbags

5. Front row middle airbag

Airbag Deployment Conditions

Airbags may deploy in the following conditions, including but not limited to:

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

2. Impact with hard roadbed.

3. Falling into a deep ditch.

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

5. Landing on the road with a violent jolt.

The airbags may not deploy in some collisions, including but not limited to the following situations, and please use seat belts correctly for protection:

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

2. Rear collision from a vehicle behind.

3. Lateral rollover.

4. Collision or intrusion into the rear of a truck.

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

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

7. Side collision with a pillar.

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

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

10. Partial side collision.

11. Partial side collision.

Airbag Warning Light

The airbag warning light indicating the airbag status is displayed on the Digital Instrument Cluster . If this warning light is on after the Digital Instrument Cluster is started, please stop using your vehicle and contact the firefly service immediately.

Deactivating the Front Passenger Airbag

As the airbag expands rapidly and has a large impact force when deployed, it is safer for the front passenger to stay at least 25 centimeters away from the front airbag.

If there are special circumstances (e.g., passengers with special medical needs or a child in a rear-facing child seat in the front passenger seat) where the front passenger airbag needs to be turned off, you can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap General > Privacy & security > Front passenger airbag, and turn off the front passenger airbag. At this time, the icon and text at the top of the Center Display indicate that the front passenger airbag is disabled, so as to avoid serious injury to the front row passenger.

Safety Measures after Airbag Deployment

Rear Door Locks

To keep children safe, slide the knobs on the rear doors in the direction indicated by the picture to lock them.

Rear Window Lock

You can go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Control > Doors & windows locks > Rear window lock to enable or disable this function.

Once activated, the window switch on the rear door armrest will be disabled. You can only control the rear windows via the driver’s side window switch or the firefly app. This function is set to follow the car's memory.

Important Instructions for Using Child Safety Seats

Child Safety Seat Categories

Only use certified child safety seats that are officially approved and age appropriate. Children over 1.5 meters tall may use vehicle seat belts directly, provided their child safety seats comply with applicable regulations and standards.

Selection of Child Safety Seat

A front airbag warning label is located on the front passenger-side sun visor:

NEVER use a rearward facing child restraint on a seat protected by an ACTIVE AIRBAG in front of it, DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the CHILD can occur.

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

• Infants with a height between 40-83 cm should use a reclinable child safety seat, preferably rear facing in the rear seats.

• Infants and toddlers with a height between 76-105 cm require seats with safety platforms or 5-point seat belts, strongly recommended to install rear-facing in rear seats.

• Children with a height between 100-150 cm should use forward-facing seats with vehicle seat belts in rear seats.

• Children with a height between 135-150 cm may use booster seats with vehicle seat belts in rear seats.

Installation of Child Safety Seat

Before installing a child safety seat, thoroughly review its manual to confirm compatibility with your specific vehicle model. If the vehicle seat belt or ISOFIX connections can be used to fix the child seat according to the installation method of the child safety seat, it is recommended to use the ISOFIX connections preferentially.

• Securing with Vehicle Seat Belt

  Install the child safety seat on rear seats, threading the vehicle seat belt through its guides and latching the buckle. Ensure the seat belt lies flat without twists, then tug firmly to verify it's locked.

  

• Securing with ISOFIX Anchors

  Your vehicle's rear outboard seats feature ISOFIX anchors concealed under a protective flap between seatbacks and cushions. Lift the flap to access the anchors between these components, then install the child safety seat using ISOFIX.

  1. Lift the connecting flap between seatback and cushion, then fold and secure it along the marked lower boundary above ISOFIX anchors. Then insert the child safety seat's lower connectors into the ISOFIX anchors until audible "click" confirmation.

     

  2. Thread the top tether strap over the seat headrest and connect it to the anchor hook behind the rear seatback.

     

  3. Pull the child safety seat firmly to verify installation stability.

Steer Turn Indicator

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, then tapGeneral > Privacy & security > Steer turn indicator to turn this feature ON or OFF.

When turned on, the system displays real-time blind spot footage on the Center Display whenever you engage the turn signals through the Multifunction control stalk, enhancing situational awareness and providing collision alerts to reduce driving risks. If obstructions are detected approaching from the corresponding rear side, the image window will display red alerts on the obstacle side for enhanced visibility.

The image window will be closed when the turn signal is off or when you tap the Close button in the top left corner of the Center Display.

Gear shifting sound

You can enable the gear shifting sound through the Center Display.

Go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, then tap Sound > Gear shifting sound to turn this feature on or off.

Automatic regenerative braking

When regenerative braking is set to AUTO, the vehicle uses the current Driver assistance plan to sense road conditions and intelligently adjust the regenerative braking intensity according to the distance and speed of vehicles ahead.

Then, the automatic regenerative braking indicator on the Instrument Cluster turns on. When the automatic regenerative braking is restricted, a warning message will pop up on the Instrument Cluster, the regenerative braking level will automatically shift to Standard, and the automatic regenerative braking indicator on the Instrument Cluster will turn off.

Hydraulic brake assist

The braking effect via regenerative braking depends on the status of the high-voltage battery. When the high-voltage battery temperature is too low or it is near full charge, the vehicle's power of hydraulic brake assist will be limited, and this may affect the braking effect. In this case, a warning message will pop up on the Center Display to remind you to drive carefully.

To maintain a consistent regenerative braking deceleration effect, you can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, and tap Driving mode > Hydraulic brake assist to turn on this feature.

When enabled, if the regenerative braking power is restricted, the brake system will automatically apply regular braking when you release the accelerator pedal to ensure consistent deceleration matching unrestricted regenerative braking performance, delivering a smooth driving experience.

Turn on EPB

When the EPB is enabled, the EPB indicator on the Instrument Cluster turns on, confirming the EPB is activated.

When the indicator on the Instrument Cluster remains on, and the indicator turns on and flashes, it signals a malfunction in EPB. Please drive carefully and contact the firefly service in a timely manner.

Release EPB

The EPB cannot be released manually via the soft switch on the Center Display, but it can be released automatically in the following two ways:

• With the vehicle in PARK (P), firmly depress the brake pedal and shift out of PARK (P).

• When the vehicle is in Drive (D) or Reverse (R), press the accelerator pedal.

Emergency Braking

In emergency situations while driving (such as brake pedal failure or jamming), pressing and holding the P button on the gear stalk can provide deceleration assistance.

Releasing the P button or depressing the accelerator pedal before the vehicle comes to a complete stop will immediately cancel the deceleration effect. To reactivate the deceleration effect, press the P button again.

ESC Manual Shutdown

When the vehicle needs temporary extrication (e.g. in snow or mud), the ESC may limit the power output of the vehicle, and you may need to temporarily turn off this system to get out of the situation.

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display, and tap Driving mode > ESC OFF to manually turn off the ESC. Then, the indicator on the Instrument Cluster will turn on, and the Lane assist function and Emergency lane keep function will be turned off.

After extrication, please turn ESC back on (turn off the ESC OFF switch).

Bluetooth Connection

You can connect a mobile device (e.g., phone, tablet, etc.) to the vehicle via in-vehicle Bluetooth.

After the mobile device is connected, you can sync some of the features in the device (such as phone contacts, music, etc.) to the Center Display of the vehicle. When you take a previously connected mobile device to the vehicle the next time, it can be automatically synchronized to the Center Display without reconfirmation.

Wi-Fi Connection

The vehicle can be connected to the network via a wireless LAN (Wi-Fi).

If the vehicle has previously connected to a Wi-Fi network, it will automatically reconnect when Wi-Fi is enabled and within range. If multiple known networks are in range, the vehicle will connect to the most recently used network first.

Carplay

CarPlay is an in-car system developed by Apple that allows you to use your iPhone intelligently and safely in your vehicle.

Once your iOS device is paired and connected to the car system via Bluetooth, if it also supports the Carplay function, you can choose to enable Carplay.

You can also open the application center panel from the control bar on the bottom the Center Display, tapCarplay, and complete the pairing connection according to the pop-up guide.

With Carplay, you can synchronize navigation, communication, media playback, calendar and other apps to the vehicle; Siri voice can also be used to control the phone, listen to music, navigate, and more.

Sound Effect Adjustment

Volume Adjustment

Tap the icon to the left of each volume bar to mute the corresponding audio source; tap the same icon again to restore the previous volume.

You can also quickly adjust media volume by a two-finger vertical swipe on the right side of the Center Display. Tap on the quick access panel will expand the volume adjustment window for quick adjustment of other volume levels.

Sound Control

Alert Sound

Clear cache

You can go to the Settings interface from on the Center Display and tap General > System > Clear cache, select the application you want to close, and then tap Clear > Confirm. This will close the background application and clear the relevant cache files.

lumo Settings

You can open the Application center panel from the control bar at the bottom of the Center Display, tapIntelligent assistant to go to Scenario intelligence, and then tap lumo settings in the upper right corner to manage lumo as follows:

• lumo Activity: lumo has three levels of activity: Balanced, Concise, and Silent, allowing you to adjust the level of feedback based on your preference.

• Suggestion: Here you can manage the lumo suggestion switch and customize push suggestions based on scenarios and habits.

  • lumo suggestion: Function switch: create personalized push recommendations based on scenarios and usage habit.

  • Push Method: Select the location of suggestion push, including "Entire journey" and "Desktop only".

  • Suggestion Type: Adjust the desired scenario categories for push, including "Convenient travel", "Cozy environment" and "Smart ambience".

• Custom: Here you can edit the nickname lumo has for you, which supports up to 10 characters in Chinese and 20 characters in English. It is your account name by default.

Settings

You can control windows, light, seats and more with voice commands:

A/C Control

You can control the A/C with voice commands:

Application and Navigation

You can adjust multimedia entertainment, make calls, check the weather, set navigation, and do more via voice commands:

Driving Experience

You can inquire about information or turn on or off the scenario feature via voice commands:

Multimedia

You can select different content platforms or third-party apps to listen to music and programs in the "Multimedia center" scene-based component on the Center Display:

• Select an app like "Spotify" and "Tidal" to play audio albums online.

• Select "DAB" and "FM" to listen to radio stations.

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

• Insert a USB drive into the USB port in your vehicle to play the music in the USB drive. Media formats currently supported on USB drive include ".mp3", ".wav", ".m4a", ".aac", ".flac", ".ogg", ".amr", and "3gp".

In-vehicle Dolby Atmos provides a finely tuned, balanced audio experience with an optimal music listening configuration for the vehicle's interior environment. As a result, the vehicle becomes an ideal immersive space for enjoying music, which sounds more layered and richer than ever before.

Trademarks and Licensing Notice

Dolby, Dolby Atmos, and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Confidential unpublished works. Copyright © 2012-2024 Dolby Laboratories. All rights reserved.

Video

When the vehicle is in PARK (P), you can open a video application in the application center on the Center Display. Your vehicle will provide you with online videos. You can log in to your account on the video application to sync your play history and favorite episodes.

Customer Service

If you encounter any problems with your vehicle, you can call customer service for inquiries or to report an issue.

After pairing your phone's Bluetooth with the vehicle's, go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap General > Privacy & security > Call customer service to view and call customer service.

Power Call

Power Call uses a network telephone, and the call will consume cellular data (about 10M/min).

With an internet connection, you can call back-office remote technical support by tappingin interfaces such as Navigation (Charging), Parking window or Notification.

Quick Access

On the firefly app's "My vehicle" interface, you can expand or collapse the quick access bar, or long press the function icon on the quick access bar to adjust the position. Currently, quick access bar can manage the following features:

• Door lock: Tapto unlock or lock the vehicle.

• Liftgate: Tapto open or close the liftgate.

• Windows: Tapto open the front left and rear right windows partially (about 12% of their area) or close all windows.

• Find My Car: Tapto turn on Find My Car, and the headlights flash and the horn honk for about 10 seconds before automatically being turned off to indicate the vehicle location.

• Deodorization: Tapto turn on ventilation mode to dry the A/C box and filter, clean cabin air, and remove odor. The feature turns off automatically after 1 hour of operation.

• Defrosting: Tapto turn on A/C to blow air onto the front windshield, and heat side mirrors and rear windshield. The feature turns off automatically after 15 minutes of operation.

Comfort Environment

In the "My vehicle" interface of the firefly app, you can tap the temperature control card to go to the comfort control interface.

Here you can control the A/C and seats remotely. This includes turning A/C on or off, adjusting A/C temperature, turning on steering wheel heating, seat heating, etc.

Map

In the "My vehicle" interface of the firefly app, you can tap the map card to go to the vehicle control mini-map interface.

Here you can view the vehicle location, search for addresses, plan routes, etc.

Enable/Disable FCW

FCW is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Forward collision warning to set Alert sensitivity or turn off the feature.

When the vehicle speed exceeds 4 km/h, FCW can provide collision warning for vehicles, pedestrians or cyclists ahead.

When FCW is triggered, the Instrument Cluster will display visual warnings and the vehicle will sound alarms reminding you to brake.

Precautions and Restrictions

FCW will only respond to vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians that meet the conditions. Some targets below will not trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Walls, animals, traffic lights, thin poles, roadblocks (such as cones), side-crossing vehicles, cross-riding motorcycles, etc.

To perform this feature optimally, the system needs to recognize the outline and main features of the pedestrian's body as clear and complete as possible, which means that the head, shoulders, arms, legs, upper and lower body of the pedestrian can be recognized by integrating them into standard human movements. Some situations may cause a failure to detect Pedestrians and Forward Collision Warning to malfunction. Such situations include but are not limited to:

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

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

• Pedestrians bend or squat.

• Pedestrians in wheelchairs.

• Pedestrian suddenly darts out.

• Pedestrians being too close to the sensor when they first appear in the sensor's field of view.

• Pedestrians in close proximity to each other.

• Contours of pedestrians unable to be clearly identified due to color and material of clothing, obstruction, environment, lighting, speed, etc.

FCW may malfunction if the target is not right in front in some situations, including but not limited to:

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

• The target may be incorrectly selected or missed when the vehicle is approaching or navigating a curve.

• The target may be lost or the distance to the target may be misjudged when the vehicle is on a slope.

• When only a part of the vehicle in the adjacent lane cuts in front of you (especially large vehicles such as buses and trucks), the target may not be identified in time.

• When your vehicle suddenly cuts to the back of a vehicle in front, or when other vehicles abruptly cut into or out of the front of your vehicle, the target may not be detected in time.

• When the vehicle ahead has a large angle relative to your vehicle, it may not be recognized in time.

• When only a part of the vehicle ahead overlaps with your vehicle, it may not be recognized in time.

• When the vehicle ahead suddenly stops in low-speed traffic congestion, it may not be able to recognize and respond in a timely manner.

• Situations such as within a short amount of time after powering on, when the vehicle is in the Park (P), when a seat belt is unfastened, etc.

FCW may malfunction due to special or complicated road conditions, including but not limited to:

• Tunnel entrances and exits.

• Uphill and downhill slopes, uneven roads, winding roads, sharp curves.

• Large numbers of pedestrians, bicycles, electric bicycles, or animals.

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

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

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions do not exhaust all the situations that may affect the proper operation of FCW. FCW may be affected by many factors. To avoid safety accidents, be sure to always pay attention to traffic, road and vehicle conditions and drive with caution.

Activate/deactivate RCW

RCW is enabled by default, and follows account memory. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Reverse collision warning to enable or disable the feature.

When RCW is triggered, the Instrument Cluster shows an image warning and the vehicle sound an alarm.

Precautions and Restrictions

RCW will only respond to pedestrians that meet the conditions. Some targets below will not trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Motor vehicles, laterally crossing motorcycles, electric bikes, bicycles.

• Animals, walls, traffic lights, barriers (such as traffic cones), and other non-vehicle objects.

To perform this feature optimally, the system needs to recognize the outline and main features of the pedestrian's body as clear and complete as possible, which means that the head, shoulders, arms, legs, upper and lower body of the pedestrian can be recognized by integrating them into standard human movements. Some situations may cause a failure to detect pedestrians and RCW to malfunction. Such situations include but are not limited to:

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

• Pedestrians bend or squat.

• Pedestrians in wheelchairs.

• Pedestrian suddenly darts out.

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

• Pedestrians being too close to the sensor when they first appear in the sensor's field of view.

• Pedestrians in close proximity to each other.

• Contours of pedestrians unable to be clearly identified due to color and material of clothing, obstruction, environment, lighting, speed, etc.

RCW may malfunction if the target is not right in the back in some situations, including but not limited to:

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

• The target may be incorrectly selected or missed when the vehicle is approaching or navigating a curve.

• The target may be lost or the distance to the target may be misjudged when the vehicle is on a slope.

• Situations such as within a short amount of time after powering on, when the vehicle is in the Park (P), when a seat belt is unfastened, etc.

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions do not exhaust all the situations that may affect the proper operation of RCW. RCW may be affected by many factors. To avoid safety accidents, be sure to always pay attention to traffic, road and vehicle conditions and drive with caution.

Enable/disable F-AEB

The feature is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Autonomous emergency braking to enable or disable this feature.

When F-AEB is triggered, the Instrument Cluster shows an image warning and the brake light turns on with a warning sound.

Precautions and Restrictions

F-AEB will only respond to vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists that meet the conditions. Some targets below will not trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Walls, animals, traffic lights, barriers (such as traffic cones), etc.

Vehicle targets may cause F-AEB to malfunction in the following situations, which include but are not limited to:

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

• The target may be incorrectly selected or missed when the vehicle is approaching or navigating a curve.

• The target may be lost or the distance to the target may be misjudged when the vehicle is on a slope.

• When only a part of the vehicle in the adjacent lane cuts in front of you (especially large vehicles such as buses and trucks), the target may not be identified in time.

• When your vehicle suddenly cuts to the back of a vehicle in front, or when other vehicles abruptly cut into or out of the front of your vehicle, the target may not be detected in time.

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

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

• When the vehicle ahead suddenly stops in low-speed traffic congestion, it may not be able to recognize and respond in a timely manner.

• Situations such as within a short amount of time after powering on, when the vehicle is in the Park (P), when a seat belt is unfastened, etc.

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

Enable/disable R-AEB

R-AEB is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Rear autonomous emergency braking to enable or disable this feature.

When R-AEB is triggered, the Instrument Cluster shows an image warning, the vehicle sounds an alert and triggers the vehicle braking.

Precautions and Restrictions

R-AEB will only respond to pedestrians that meet the conditions. Some targets below will not trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Motor vehicles, laterally crossing motorcycles, electric bikes, bicycles.

• Animals, walls, traffic lights, barriers (such as traffic cones), and other non-vehicle objects.

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions do not exhaust all the situations that may affect the proper operation of R-AEB. There are many factors that may interfere with R-AEB. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enable/disable LDW

LDW is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Lane departure warning to set the feature.

Operating Conditions of LDW:

• Your vehicle speed is about 65–150 km/h.

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

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

• The lane markings on at least one side are clear.

• The high-definition cameras are operating normally and provide clear vision.

• No components of the LDW system are faulty.

• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • The driver is seated.

  • The driver has fastened their seat belt.

  • All doors are closed.

  • Your vehicle is in the DRIVE (D).

  • The anti-lock braking, traction control, and electronic stability control systems have not been activated.

Precautions and Restrictions

Some situations may cause the LDW feature to malfunction or automatically exit. They include but are not limited to:

• There are excessively curved bends, unclear lane markings, road sections without lane markings, road sections with special lane markings, road sections with too wide or too narrow line markings, and uphill or downhill slopes.

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

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

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all possible situations that could affect the normal operation of the LDW feature. There are many factors that may interfere with LDW. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling LKA

LKA is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Lane keeping assist to set the feature.

Precautions and Restrictions

Some situations may cause the LKA feature to malfunction or automatically exit. They include but are not limited to:

• There are excessively curved bends, unclear lane markings, road sections without lane markings, road sections with special lane markings, road sections with too wide or too narrow line markings, and uphill or downhill slopes.

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

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

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the LKA feature. LKA may be affected by many factors. To avoid safety accidents, be sure to always pay attention to traffic, road and vehicle conditions and drive with caution.

Enabling/Disabling ELK

ELK is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Emergency lane keep assist to enable or disable this feature. After turning it off, it will be enabled automatically the next time the vehicle starts.

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

Operating Conditions of ELK:

• Your vehicle drives normally without sudden acceleration, deceleration or steering.

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

• The vehicle speed is between 50 and 130 km/h.

• The high-definition camera works normally and provides clear vision.

• No components of the ELK system are faulty.

• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • The driver is seated.

  • Your vehicle is in the DRIVE (D).

  • The vehicle doors, hood and liftgate are closed.

  • The anti-lock brake, traction control, and vehicle stability control systems are not triggered.

Precautions and Restrictions

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

Enable/disable BSD and LCA

The BSD and LCA feature is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Driver assistance > Blind spot detection and lane change alert to enable or disable this feature, and set a suitable warning type.

Warning types: You can set side mirror light, sound or vibration.

BSD and LCA will only be activated when the speed of your vehicle exceeds 15 km/h.

When a vehicle in the driver's blind spot or a vehicle approaching rapidly from behind is detected, a marker indicating a vehicle on the side will be displayed on the side mirrors. If you activate the turn signal for that side in this case, it will remind you not to change lanes based on your selected warning type.

When the feature is enabled and activated, the Instrument Cluster will show a warning when a vehicle is approaching from behind.

Enable/Disable DOW

The DOW feature is enabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Driver assistance > Side door open warning to enable or disable this feature.

When the DOW feature is enabled, your vehicle will remind you in the following ways whether it is safe to open the doors:

• Warning alarm.

• Instrument Cluster suggests attention to the left/right blind zone.

Drowsiness Warning and Distraction Warning

The ADMS monitors the driver's drowsiness and distraction state.

• Drowsiness Warning

  

• Distraction Warning

  

The feature is disabled by default. To enable or disable this feature, go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Driver assistance > Safety guardian > Drowsiness warning/Distraction warning.

When this feature is enabled and the vehicle speed is 20 km/h or higher, the system actively monitors the driver. If signs of fatigue or distraction are detected, your vehicle will issue alerts using visual cues (e.g., facial expressions) and sound notifications, based on the severity level. Simultaneously, the Instrument Cluster will display reminders to help the driver stay focused.

When the drowsiness warning or distraction warning feature is triggered, the Instrument Cluster will provide different levels of alarms:

Level 1 alarm	Level 2 alarm

Precautions and Restrictions

When the camera in the vehicle is obstructed, the Instrument Cluster displays, and it shows that the feature is restricted, please remove the camera obstruction or contact the firefly service in a timely manner.

When the system fails, the Instrument Cluster displays, and it shows that the feature is restricted. Please contact the firefly service in a timely manner.

In some cases, detection of driver drowsiness and distraction may be affected or fail, resulting in the system not providing corresponding warnings or issuing false alarms. Such situations include:

• At night and in low light.

• Sunlight, opposite headlights and other direct light interference.

• Adjustment of the seats.

• Adjusting or turning the steering wheel.

• When the driver's eyes are covered, including but not limited to wearing various types of dark glasses with low transmittance, polarizers, sunglasses, and blockage by eyeglass frames.

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

• Wearing a mask.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the ADMS. Many factors may interfere with the ADMS. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Enable Camera View

While driving at a low speed, if an obstacle is detected, you are alerted by a warning color and sound based on the distance to the obstacle.

You can tap the Sound icon in the camera interface and select turn off the alerts.

Enabling/Disabling ACC

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Driver assistance > Easy driving, and select ACC.

You can control the driver assistance features with the left buttons on the steering wheel:

• Middle button: Activate or exit ACC.

• Up button: Increase or resume cruise speed.

• Down button: decrease the cruising speed

• Left button: decrease following distance

• Right button: Increase following distance.

When the operating conditions of ACC are met, press the Middle buttonon the left side of the steering wheel to activate ACC.

ACC can be activated at a vehicle speed of 0–150 km/h.

• If the vehicle speed is lower than 30 km/h, 30 km/h will be set as the cruising speed.

• If the vehicle speed is higher than 30 km/h, the current speed will be set as the cruising speed.

When ACC is activated, you can release the accelerator to maintain the set cruising speed.

• If there is a lead vehicle, ACC will automatically adjust the speed of your vehicle according to the speed and distance of the lead vehicle without exceeding the cruising speed.

• If there is no vehicle ahead, ACC will quickly adjust the speed of your vehicle to the cruising speed.

When driving with ACC, you can depress the accelerator at any time to take over your vehicle in a short amount of time. At this time, ACC will no longer respond to any target lead vehicle, and your vehicle will be completely under your control. When you release the accelerator, your vehicle will return to follow the lead vehicle.

When ACC actively accelerates your vehicle, the accelerator will not move. When ACC decelerates your vehicle, the brake pedal may move.

Adjusting ACC Speed

When ACC is activated, go to the Setting interface fromon the Center Display, and tap Driver assistance > Easy driving > Cruise speed adjustment to select the appropriate speed adjustment mode.

The available options are:

• Short press ±1, Long press ±5

  • Press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h

  • Long press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed to the closest 5 km/h increment. For example, if the speed is 80 km/h, long press the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the speed will increase to 85 km/h.

• Short press ±5, Long press ±1

  • Long press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h

  • Short press the Up or Down button on the left side of the steering wheel to increase/decrease the cruise speed to the closest 5 km/h increment. For example, if the speed is 80 km/h, short press the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the speed will increase to 85 km/h.

The maximum set speed for ACC is 150 km/h.

The minimum set speed for ACC is 30 km/h, but it allows the vehicle to decelerate to 0 km/h when following the vehicle ahead.

Cruise Speed Personalization

According to the speed limit information of current road regulations, the cruising speed can be customized:

• By value: It can be adjusted within the range of "-15 km/h" to "+15 km/h" relative to the legal speed limit. For example: Setting "+5 km/h" will enable the ACC feature on roads with a speed limit of 120 km/h, setting the cruising speed to 125 km/h by default.

• By percentage: It can be adjusted within the range of "-15%" to "+15%" relative to the legal speed limit. For example: Setting "+5%" will enable the ACC feature on roads with a speed limit of 120 km/h, setting the cruising speed to 126 km/h by default.

Intelligent Speed Assist

Once activated, when the vehicle is driving on a highway or overpass under ACC, it will alert you to change the speed limit when a change is detected in the road speed limit.

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Driver assistance > Easy driving > Intelligent speed assist, then you can chooseOff、ManualorAuto. WhenManualmode is selected, when the vehicle shows a speed limit change prompt, you need to press the button to confirm according to the Instrument Cluster prompt, keeping the cruising speed is consistent with the current road; WhenAutomode is selected, it will assist the vehicle in keeping the cruising speed consistent with the current road when a change in speed limit is recognized.

Adjusting Following Time and Distance with ACC

When ACC is active or in standby, the following time and distance can be adjusted in 5 levels.

• Short press the Right button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance farther by one level.

• Short press the Left button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance closer by one level.

Lead Vehicle Start Alert

When your vehicle with ACC follows and stops behind the lead vehicle:

• If the lead vehicle starts, your vehicle will follow it and actively start the vehicle. Pay attention to the surrounding environment at all times to prevent collision accidents.

• When your vehicle is stopped for no more than 10 minutes when following a lead vehicle, ACC can start following the lead vehicle again.

• After the vehicle is stopped for more than 10 minutes when following a lead vehicle, EPB will be activated and ACC will be deactivated;

• If the system detects obstacles ahead that affect driving, making it impossible to follow a lead vehicle, you may, after checking the surroundings, restore starting while following by stepping on the accelerator.

Instrument Cluster Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display

The intelligent driving status indicator is located on the right side of the Instrument Cluster, where you can check the current features that can be activated, the features that are operating, and the intelligent driving cruise speed status.

	To be activated	Activated	Fault alert
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

When the Instrument Cluster displays a warning "Please drive with caution, the distance to the vehicle ahead is too close", it means that there is a risk of collision because ACC can't maintain the distance. You need to press the brake pedal and take over the steering wheel immediately to control the speed and direction of the vehicle.

Exiting ACC

You can actively exit ACC by:

• Pressing the middle button on the left side of the steering wheel

• Press the brake pedal.

Precautions and Restrictions

Only the vehicles that meet the conditions will be responded by ACC. Some targets may not be identified or may trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Vehicles lying across the lane, vehicles moving sideways, vehicles that have rolled over in an accident, and overturned vehicles.

• Bicycles, motorcycles, tricycles.

• Shattered obstacles.

Some targets below will not trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Humans, animals, traffic cones, traffic lights, barriers, walls, and other non-vehicle objects.

Some situations may cause late recognition and response of ACC because the target is not directly ahead, including but not limited to:

• ACC does not respond to targets in the sensor's blind spots, such as those at the corners and sides of the vehicle.

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

• The target may be lost or the distance to the target may be misjudged when the vehicle is on a slope. When going downhill, EAS may accelerate the vehicle, causing it to exceed the cruising speed.

• When only part of the body of a vehicle in an adjacent lane cuts in front of your vehicle (especially when it's a larger vehicle such as a bus, truck, etc.), it may not recognize the target in a responsive manner, in which case you need to take over your vehicle in time.

• When your vehicle abruptly cuts into the rear of a vehicle ahead, or another vehicle abruptly cuts into or out of the front of your vehicle, it may not recognize the target in a responsive manner, in which case you need to take over your vehicle in time.

This feature cannot guarantee accurate recognition of the target in all situations. If you find that the display of "Target lead vehicle" on the Instrument Cluster does not match the actual situation, please take over your vehicle in a timely manner. Such situations include but are not limited to:

• There is a vehicle ahead, but the Instrument Cluster does not show the lead vehicle.

• There is no vehicle ahead, but the Instrument Cluster shows the lead vehicle.

In the following situations, if the vehicle speed is too high relative to the lead vehicle, ACC may be subject to limited control, which will result in an inability to maintain the safe distance in a responsive manner. Such situations include but are not limited to:

• Sudden maneuvers of a vehicle ahead (such as sudden turns, acceleration, deceleration, etc.)

• Another vehicle abruptly cutting in or out of the front of your vehicle.

• Your vehicle abruptly cutting in behind a vehicle ahead.

• Your vehicle driving towards a stationary or slow-moving target at a high speed.

Sufficient braking force may not be available in situations including but not limited to:

• The brake feature does not work fully (such as when the brake parts are too cold, too hot, wet, etc.)

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

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

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

Enabling/Disabling LCC (Pilot)

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Driver assistance > Easy driving, and select LCC/Pilot.

You can control the driver assistance features with the left keys on the steering wheel:

• Middle button: Activate or exit LCC (Pilot)

• Up button: Increase or resume cruise speed.

• Down button: decrease the cruising speed

• Left button: decrease following distance

• Right button: Increase following distance.

When LCC (Pilot)'s operating conditions are met, press the left center buttonof the steering wheel to activate LCC (Pilot).

• If the lane markings on both sides are clear and the vehicle is in the center of the current lane, activate LCC (Pilot).

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

ACC can be activated at a vehicle speed of 0–150 km/h.

• If the vehicle speed is lower than 30 km/h, the cruise speed will be set at 30 km/h.

• If the vehicle speed is higher than 30 km/h, the vehicle speed will be set as the cruise speed.

When LCC (Pilot) activates ACC and starts searching for lane markings, you can release the accelerator and the system will maintain the set cruise speed.

• If there is a lead vehicle, LCC (Pilot) will adjust the speed of your vehicle according to the speed and distance of the lead vehicle, with the maximum speed not exceeding the cruising speed.

• When there is no vehicle ahead, LCC (Pilot) will quickly adjust the speed of your vehicle to the cruise speed.

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

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

Adjusting speed under LCC (Pilot)

When LCC (Pilot) is activated, go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Driver assistance > Easy driving > Cruise speed adjustment, and select the appropriate speed adjustment mode.

The maximum set speed for ACC is 150 km/h.

The minimum set speed for LCC (Pilot) is 30 km/h, but it allows the vehicle to decelerate to 0 km/h when following a vehicle ahead.

Cruise Speed Personalization

According to the speed limit information of current road regulations, the cruising speed can be customized:

• By value: It can be adjusted within the range of "-15 km/h" to "+15 km/h" relative to the legal speed limit. For example: Setting "+5 km/h" will enable the ACC feature on roads with a speed limit of 120 km/h, setting the cruising speed to 125 km/h by default.

• By percentage: It can be adjusted within the range of "-15%" to "+15%" relative to the legal speed limit. For example: Setting "+5%" will enable the ACC feature on roads with a speed limit of 120 km/h, setting the cruising speed to 126 km/h by default.

Intelligent Speed Assist

Once activated, when the vehicle is driving on a highway or overpass under LCC (Pilot), it will alert you to change the speed limit when it detects a change in the road speed limit. It can be set to manual confirmation to adjust cruise speed to the new speed limit.

Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, tap Driver assistance > Easy driving > Intelligent speed assist, and select the appropriate settings.

Adjusting Following Time and Distance under LCC (Pilot)

When the system is active or to be activated, the following time and distance can be adjusted in 5 settings.

• Short press the Right button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance farther by one level.

• Short press the Left button on the left side of the steering wheel to set the following time and distance closer by one level.

Lead Vehicle Start Alert

When LCC (Pilot) stops the vehicle as the lead vehicle stops:

• If the lead vehicle starts, your vehicle will follow it and actively start the vehicle. Pay attention to the surrounding environment at all times to prevent collision accidents.

• When the vehicle is stopped for no more than 10 minutes when following the lead vehicle, starting while following is available under LCC (Pilot).

• After the vehicle is stopped for more than 10 minutes when following a lead vehicle, electronic parking brake (EPB) will be activated and LCC (Pilot) will be deactivated.

• When your vehicle stops as the lead vehicle stops for more than 5 seconds, and the system detects obstacles ahead that prevent the vehicle from following the lead vehicle, you need to re-activate following the lead vehicle by pressing the Up button on the left of the steering wheel or pressing the accelerator after checking the surroundings.

After LCC (Pilot) stops the vehicle as the lead vehicle stops, it will start the vehicle again only when the distance to the lead vehicle exceeds 4 meters.

Takeover and Resume

After you exit LCC (Pilot) by pressing the Middle buttonon the left side of the steering wheel or depressing the brake pedal, you can activate it again by pressing the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, and you can restore the vehicle speed to the previously set cruise speed. When LCC (Pilot) stops the vehicle as the lead vehicle stops, you can press the Up button on the left side of the steering wheel, or step on the accelerator to restore the previously set cruising speed.

Reactivate LCC (Pilot), then activate ACC first which will start searching for lane markings and, if the lane markings on both sides are clear and the vehicle is in the center of the current lane, activate LCC (Pilot).

Instrument Cluster Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display

The intelligent driving status indicator is located on the right side of the Instrument Cluster, where you can check the current features that can be activated, the features that are operating, and the intelligent driving cruise speed status.

	To be activated	Activated	Fault alert
Lane Centering Control (LCC/Pilot)

Keep your hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road ahead when driving with LCC (Pilot) active:

• When the system detects that your hands have been off the steering wheel and your eyes have been off the road ahead for a period of time, the Instrument Cluster will remind you to keep your hands on the steering wheel and concentrate on driving with a sound alert.

• When the system detects that your hands are still off the steering wheel and your eyes are still off the road ahead after a period of time, the Instrument Cluster will remind you with repeated sound alerts to take over the vehicle or the driver assistance feature will be exited.

• When the system detects that your hands have been always off the steering wheel and your eyes have been always off the road ahead after a period of time, the emergency stop feature will be activated and the vehicle will come to a complete stop, and the Instrument Cluster will remind you with sound alerts and hazard warning lights will flash.

When the system detects that your hands are on the steering wheel and your eyes are on the road ahead, the warning disappears.

Maintaining Safe Distance

When the Instrument Custer displays a warning "Please drive with caution, the distance to the vehicle ahead is too close", it means that there is a risk of collision because you are not maintaining a safe distance with LCC (Pilot). You need to press the brake pedal and take over steering wheel immediately to control the speed and direction of the vehicle.

Exiting LCC (Pilot)

Precautions and Restrictions

Some targets below will not trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Humans and animals.

• Traffic cones, traffic lights, barriers, walls, and other non-vehicle objects.

Some situations may cause late recognition and response of LCC (Pilot) because the target is not directly ahead. They include but are not limited to:

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

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

• The target may be lost or the distance to the target may be misjudged when the vehicle is on a slope. When going downhill, EAS may accelerate the vehicle, causing it to exceed the cruising speed.

• When only part of the body of a vehicle in an adjacent lane cuts in front of your vehicle (especially when it's a larger vehicle such as a bus, truck, etc.), it may not recognize the target in a responsive manner, in which case you need to take over your vehicle in time.

• When your vehicle abruptly cuts into the rear of a vehicle ahead, or another vehicle abruptly cuts into or out of the front of your vehicle, it may not recognize the target in a responsive manner, in which case you need to take over your vehicle in time.

This feature cannot guarantee accurate target recognition in all situations. If you find that the lane markings displayed on the Instrument Cluster do not match the actual situation, please drive with caution so as to take over your vehicle in a timely manner. Such situations include but are not limited to:

• There is a vehicle ahead, but the Instrument Cluster does not show the lead vehicle.

• There is no vehicle ahead, but the Instrument Cluster shows the lead vehicle.

In some situations, if the vehicle is driving too fast relative to a lead vehicle, LCC (Pilot) may have limited control thus being unable to maintain a safe distance in a responsive manner. Such situations include but are not limited to:

• Sudden maneuvers of a vehicle ahead (such as sudden turns, acceleration, deceleration, etc.)

• Another vehicle abruptly cutting in or out of the front of your vehicle.

• Your vehicle abruptly cutting in behind a vehicle ahead.

• Your vehicle driving towards a stationary or slow-moving target at a high speed.

It may not be able to provide sufficient braking force in the following situations. Such situations include but are not limited to:

• The brake feature does not work fully (such as when the brake parts are too cold, too hot, wet, etc.)

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

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

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the LCC (Pilot) feature. There are many factors that may interfere with the LCC (Pilot) system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Enabling/Disabling ALC

ALC is disabled by default. Go to the Settings interface fromon the Center Display, select the drive mode to LCC/Pilot, and turn on or off ALC.

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

• The system will activate the ALC feature to implement a lane change if it detects that the conditions to change lanes have been met; After the lane change is completed, please confirm that the turn signal stalk has been toggled back.

• The system will not perform the lane change if it detects that the conditions to change lanes have not been met and there is still a lane change risk after about 5 seconds.

When the following situations occur, the lane change will be interrupted, and you will be reminded to take over your vehicle through the Instrument Cluster and sound alerts:

• Unsafe environment for lane changes is detected.

• Steering Assist is exited, such as when the driver has taken over the steering wheel, the lane markings are unclear, and navigating excessively curved bends.

• ACC and LCC (Pilot) are exited at the same time, such as whenbutton has been pressed and the brake pedal is depressed.

Before or during a lane change, toggle the turn signal stalk in the opposite direction of the lane change to cancel the lane change.

Precautions and Restrictions

ALC may miss or mis-detect obstacles in the target and current lanes. You must always confirm whether it is safe and appropriate to change lanes before and during the lane change. Some targets may not be identified or may trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Side-crossing vehicles.

• Motorcycles, tricycles.

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

Go Notifier

When the feature is enabled under manual driving and the following stops for a period of time, if you do not follow after the lead vehicle starts, the vehicle will remind you.

Speed Limit notification

When the feature is enabled, the driver will receive visual and auditory alerts when speed limit information is available.

Overspeed Alert

When the feature is enabled, a speed limit alert will remind the driver when the vehicle is driving faster than the legal speed limit for the road.

Enable S-APA with USS

The steps to use S-APA with USS are as follows:

1. Enable S-APA with USS

   The S-APA with USS feature can be activated by:

   • Shift to the REVERSE (R), go to the camera interface, then tap the iconto enable S-APA with USS.

   • Tapfrom the bottom of the Center Display to go to the application center panel, turn on Camera view, and tap the iconto enable S-APA with USS.

2. Parking Spot Search

   The vehicle moves at a low speed to search for parking spots. After a successful search, the Center Display will show available parking spots nearby, labeled with numbers.

3. Selecting Parking Spot

   Once a parking spot is found and the selected parking spot is confirmed to be suitable and safe, slow the vehicle to under 3 km/h and then select the parking spot on the Center Display.

4. Start Parking

   After selecting a suitable parking spot, a message will appear on the Center Display prompting you to release the brake pedal and steering wheel. Then, release the brake pedal to start assisted parking.

5. Parking Complete

   When the message appears on the Center Display indicating that parking is complete, ensure that the vehicle is in PARK (P) and the steering wheel is returned to its neutral position before unbuckling your seat belt and leaving the vehicle.

Pausing Parking

During the process of parking under S-APA with USS, you can lightly step on the brake pedal to slow the vehicle down without disengaging the feature; only when you keep stepping on the brake pedal until the speed is reduced to 0 km/h and the Pause parking button appears on the screen, can you tap the button to suspend the feature.

During the process of parking with parking assist, if the system detects that there may be a safety risk or the parking result cannot be guaranteed, the system will pause parking and ask you whether to continue parking.

If you actively interfere with the steering wheel, the parking feature will be suspended.

After parking is paused, check the surroundings to ensure that it is safe to continue parking. If so, release the brake pedal, and tap the Resume parking button on the Center Display to re-activate S-APA with USS.

Exit S-APA with USS

You can deactivate the parking process manually in the following ways. Immediately take over the vehicle after deactivating S-APA with USS:

• Step on the brake pedal and shift gears.

• Tap the Stop parking button when S-APA with USS is paused.

• Manually Exit Parking Interface

In addition, when S-APA with USS is active, the following situations will cause the ongoing parking process to stop, requiring you to take over the vehicle in time:

• The vehicle is too close to an obstacle.

• Front trunk, liftgate or any door is open.

• EPB is activated.

• Anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are triggered.

• The driver has left the seat.

• S-APA with USS pauses for more than 30 seconds.

• Too many front and rear adjustments.

• The overall parking process has timed out.

• System fault.

If S-APA with USS is unexpectedly stopped, take over the vehicle immediately when prompted.

Precautions and Restrictions

S-APA with USS may not function normally when the vehicle is driving under the following road conditions, including but not limited to:

• Do not activate S-APA with USS if the road surface is uneven or there are steps on the road. S-APA with USS is designed for use on flat roads only.

• Do not activate S-APA with USS if there is water, mud, potholes, ice and snow, speed bumps, and obstacles on the road.

• The curb material is special or cannot be detected. If parked improperly, the tires and wheel rims of the vehicle are at risk of being damaged by the curb, and you need to promptly take over the vehicle.

• When the road surface is slanted or the gradient is beyond the supported range, the success rate of S-APA with USS cannot be guaranteed.

• If the angle of the slanted parking space exceeds the supported range, the parking space will not be released, and the success rate for parking cannot be guaranteed.

The ultrasonic sensors may have limited detection of the following obstacles, requiring you to be ready to take over the vehicle at any time, so as to prevent property damage or personal injury. Such obstacles include but are not limited to:

• Pedestrians, children, animals, etc.

• Wall corners, parking lot columns, etc.

• Thin, pointed, short, and suspended obstacles, such as parking locks, low stone piers, low cylinders, thin rods, sharp objects, etc.

• Items with special surfaces or structures, such as glass, foam, stainless steel roadblocks, thin wooden boards, wire mesh fences, hollow railings, tables and chairs, open doors, etc.

Ultrasonic sensors have limited detection in the following situations, which may result in S-APA with USS being unable to function or not functioning as expected, which include but are not limited to:

• One or more of the ultrasonic sensors being damaged, misplaced, or obscured (such as by mud or ice).

• Severe weather like rain, snow, fog, and haze that affect the performance of the ultrasonic sensors.

• The sensors are affected by other electrical equipment or installations that can cause interference.

S-APA with USS may not be able to function as expected when the vehicle is driving in the following situations, which include but are not limited to:

• Any addition or modification of the steering wheel, which will increase the risk of parking and may cause S-APA with USS not to work, or not function as expected, including but not limited to: Such additions or modifications include but are not limited to installing a leather steering wheel cover, modifying the steering wheel or weight ring, etc.

• Do not activate S-APA with USS if a trailer is attached to the rear of the vehicle.

• Do not activate S-APA with USS if the vehicle is fitted with snow chains or an alternate wheel.

• Do not activate S-APA with USS if a loaded object protrudes into the area surrounding the vehicle.

• Non-original tires or low tire pressure will affect the driving trajectory of S-APA with USS. When S-APA with USS is active, make sure the tires are original and properly inflated.

• After changing the tire size and specifications, you need to update the relevant parameters at firefly service center. Currently only the tire models specified by firefly are supported; any modification of the vehicle's tire size and specifications may affect parking performance.

S-APA with USS may not be able to function as expected due to the following target parking spot conditions, which include but are not limited to:

• The target parking space is adjacent to a roadside fence, high wall, street light, tree, bush, pillar, suspended obstacle such as a railing, distribution box, charger, etc., which will affect the final parking effect and may even cause vehicle damage.

• The target parking space is on a curve, which will affect the final parking effect.

• Do not activate S-APA with USS when the target parking spot is at an angle.

• Do not activate S-APA with USS when there are obstacles such as unlocked parking locks, cones, shopping carts, and lampposts in the target parking spot.

Do not activate S-APA with USS repeatedly in the following situations, which include but are not limited to:

• Vigorous driving or repeated parking operations may trigger overheating protection of the steering system. Do not use S-APA with USS multiple times within a short period of time.

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the situations that may affect the normal operation of the S-APA with USS feature. There are many factors that may interfere with the S-APA with USS feature. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Power Swap Order

When an order is placed successfully, a power-swapping serial number will be generated to enter the queuing sequence. You can check the battery's charging status, the number of people in the current queue, the estimated waiting time and other information on the order interface of the firefly app and the vehicle.

After the lead vehicle finishes the power swap and leaves the power swap station, the power swap station will send a number calling command after checking to notify you to enter the station for the power swap. Tap the Activate power swap process button on the Center Display to start the parking process.

Parking into a Power Swap Station

Activate Power Swap Process

After tapping the Activate power swap process button, please enter the starting area for the power swap in the specified direction at a speed lower than 15 km/h according to the vehicle's instructions.

Start

After entering the starting area for the power swap, when the ESD shows and voice prompt says that the vehicle has been successfully located, press the brake pedal to keep the vehicle stationary and wait for positioning detection.

Make sure your seat belt is fastened and the doors are closed while waiting in the starting area.

After successful positioning detection, tap the Start button. When you see "Release the brake pedal and let go of the steering wheel", follow the instructions to start parking into the power swap station.

Parking Complete

After parking is completed, swap the vehicle's power as instructed on the interface.

Pausing Parking

• If parking is suspended due to obstacles detected during the process, it will be resumed after the obstacles are cleared.

• If parking is suspended due to systemic reasons or active intervention during the process, please confirm that there are no obstacles in the surrounding area and manually resume parking.

If parking cannot continue, choose “Stop parking”, contact a power swap specialist or try to PSPA again.

Starting/Ending a Power Swap

After parking successfully, your vehicle will automatically enter the quick power swap process. Please read the instructions on the Center Display carefully and tap to Start power swap.

Your vehicle will automatically switch to the power swap state, and the Center Display will show the power swap process. The Center Display system will automatically turn on the airflow function according to the ambient temperature. You can also turn on the airflow function and set the air volume manually as needed. Meanwhile, the media audio played before the start of the power swap will continue to play during the process.

After the power swap is completed, the vehicle's screen returns to the original interface. At this time, the vehicle can leave the power swap station normally.

The above warnings and precautions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the PSAP system. There are many factors that may interfere with the PSAP system. In order to prevent accidents from occurring, you need to drive attentively and focus on the traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Precautions and Restrictions

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions have not fully covered all the conditions that may affect the normal operation of the TSR system. Many factors can interfere with the TSR system. To prevent accidents, you need to drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions to ensure safe driving.

Please keep an eye on the health status of the vehicle to keep your vehicle in the best condition. You can enter the maintenance interface by going the Settings interface fromon the Center Display and tapping My car. When you are on this interface, the vehicle can perform a self-check, and show you the current health status of the vehicle once it is finished.

You can also view the energy consumption of the current trip on the My car interface.

Daily Maintenance

The following items shall be checked on a daily basis. If any abnormalities are found, please contact the firefly service in a timely manner for relevant inspections.

• Check that all vehicle lights and horns work properly.

• Check that the wipers and windshield washers work properly.

• Check that the brakes work properly.

• Check that the seat belts work properly.

• Check if there are abnormally lit indicator lights or text warning messages on the Digital Instrument Cluster and Center Display.

• Check tire pressure and for damage or unusual wear on the tires.

• Check if there is any abnormal accumulation of fluids under your vehicle body (water accumulation caused by dehumidification in the A/C system is normal).

• Check your vehicle body for any dirt (such as bird droppings, resin, asphalt spots, insects, and industrial dust) that may damage the paint. If there is any dirt, please clean your vehicle body according to the instructions. Refer to "Exterior Cleaning and Maintenance."

• Check for any dirt in the high-definition camera area. If there is any dirt, please clean those areas according to the instructions. Refer to "Exterior Cleaning and Maintenance."

• When driving, pay attention to any abnormal sounds such as bumps or impacts from the bottom of your vehicle body.

Regular Maintenance

If you drive your vehicle in normal driving conditions, please have it serviced at the firefly service according to the following maintenance items and intervals:

• Gearbox oil: Replace every 200000 km.

• Brake fluid: Replace every 3 years.

• Tire pressure: TPMS reset every 1 year or 20000 km (whichever comes first).

• Coolant: Check the coolant at the latest in the 5th year or at 100000 km (whichever comes first), and replace it if necessary.

  If the coolant is not replaced, check the coolant every 2 years or 40000 km (whichever comes first) and replace it if necessary. If the coolant is replaced, check the new coolant in the 5th year or at 100000 km (whichever comes first), and replace it if necessary.

  When your vehicle is used in extremely cold (below -30 °C) climates, check the coolant and replace it if necessary.

• Brake pads: Check your brake pads for wear at the latest in the 5th year or at 100000 km (whichever comes first), and replace them if necessary.

  If the brake pads are not replaced, check the brake pads every 2 years or 40000 km (whichever comes first) and replace them if necessary. If the brake pads are replaced, check the new brake pads for wear in the 5th year or at 100000 km (whichever comes first), and replace them if necessary.

• Brake discs: Check your brake discs for wear at the latest in the 10th year or at 200000 km (whichever comes first) and replace them if necessary.

  If the brake discs are not replaced, check the brake discs every 2 years or 40000 km (whichever comes first) and replace them if necessary. If the brake discs are replaced, check the new brake discs for wear in the 10th year or at 200000 km (whichever comes first), and replace them if necessary.

Irregular Maintenance

It is recommended to have the following maintenance done at the firefly service when needed based on the conditions of your vehicle and the prompts on the Center Display:

It is recommended to have a comprehensive vehicle health check done at the firefly service when needed based on the usage environments and condition of your vehicle.

Special Maintenance

If your vehicle is frequently driven in the following harsh environments, additional maintenance items or shorter maintenance intervals may be required. For specifics, please contact the firefly service.

In extremely cold areas, it is recommended that your brake calipers be cleaned and lubricated yearly or every 20000 km.