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Maintenance and Self - service

If the paint on the car's surface is damaged or peeling, repair the damaged area immediately and do not leave the metal exposed to the air. Check the interior of your vehicle regularly to make sure it is clean and dry. Moisture, dust, and sand inside the vehicle, for example, under the mats, may accelerate corrosion. When carrying certain corrosive items (such as acid, alkali, salt, fertilizer, etc.), special containers should be used and the vehicle should be cleaned immediately after unloading.

Wash your vehicle immediately after driving over salted roads in winter.

Do not park your vehicle in a damp, poorly ventilated area, and do not wash your vehicle in a garage.

Clean Plastics, Decorative Parts

Remove dirt and dust with a damp, soft cloth.

If the dirt cannot be removed, use a soft cloth soaked in a neutral detergent diluted to about 1% to remove it and wipe off the remaining detergent with clean water.

Clean Seat Belt

Please use a soft sponge dipped in neutral soap or lukewarm water to clean seat belt. Do not use bleach, dyes or abrasive cleaners. After cleaning, let it dry naturally or wipe it clean with a cloth (sponge). Do not expose it to sunlight.

Clean Fabric and Leather Parts

Clean only with water and mild detergent.

CAUTION

Some dark fabrics, such as dark denim, may fade and cause discoloration of seat coverings (fabric, faux and natural leather).

Clean the Display

When cleaning the display, make sure it is turned off and cool.

Use a microfiber cloth and TFT/LCD display to clean the display surface.

Use a dry microfiber cloth to wipe the display surface dry.

Lighting

Lighting Fogging/Frosting

When the external headlights are working, they will adjust the internal pressure through the air vents. When humid air enters the interior of the headlights and the temperature of the headlight lenses is relatively low, fog may be generated (frost may occur in extremely cold conditions). It is normal for headlights to fog up and it has no negative impact on the normal operation and lighting of the headlights. When normal fog is generated, a layer of fog beads will form on the inner surface of the headlight lens. This layer of fog beads will eventually dissipate, but there is no guarantee that it will not be generated again during subsequent use. It may take 2 to 3 days or even

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