Vehicle Driving
Energy Management
Click [Settings] - [Energy Management] on the central control screen to select different energy management modes. There are three energy management modes: Urban mode, highway mode, and mountain mode.
Energy Management Mode Introduction
Urban Mode
In this mode, the vehicle prioritizes pure electric drive and avoids starting the range extender as much as possible. It is recommended that you use it on roads with relatively short journeys and low requirements on vehicle dynamic performance.
Forced EV Mode
In Urban Mode, you can enable the Forced EV Mode, which allows for more battery usage to extend pure electric range. However, dynamic performance may decrease when battery levels are low. Exiting Forced EV Mode at low battery levels may result in increased noise from the range extender system. To ensure basic driving performance, Forced EV Mode may exit or be unavailable when the battery level is low or the power battery discharge capability is reduced (such as when the power battery temperature is low).
High - speed Mode
In this mode, the vehicle will start the range extender to charge power battery and maintain the power level at a relatively high level. It is recommended that you use it on relatively long journeys or road conditions that require high vehicle dynamic performance.
Mountain Mode
In this mode, you can set the target power battery power at "Mountain Mode Power Retention Target" on the central control display. When the power battery power level is lower than the set target power level, the vehicle will start the range extender to charge the
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