How to Drive the Chery Ant EV?
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Chery Ant driving procedure: First, fasten the seatbelt, shift the gear, press the brake, and turn the key clockwise to the start position until all self-check lights on the dashboard illuminate; wait for 5 seconds until all self-check lights turn off, continue turning clockwise to the end and release, confirm that the READY light is on, indicating the vehicle has started; check the remaining range; switch to D gear, release the handbrake, and release the brake to start moving. Below is the relevant information about the Chery Ant: 1. The new model of Chery Ant eQ1 under Chery New Energy has officially been launched. The new car largely continues the styling of the current model, with only minor changes in details. It still comes with a 35kWh power battery pack, offering a comprehensive range of 301km. 2. In terms of appearance, the new car basically follows the design of the current model, maintaining a compact and cute look. The front fog light area features vertical daytime running lights, paired with the design of the front grille, giving the car a high recognition rate. The side and rear of the car are identical to the current model, also equipped with a set of 15-inch double four-spoke two-tone aluminum alloy wheels, with tire specifications of 165/65R15. The new Chery Ant eQ1 only differs from the current model by using blue decorations on the front logo. 3. The interior, like the exterior, continues the current design style, with a black and orange color-blocking design. The combination of a three-spoke multifunction steering wheel and a large central control LCD screen is a familiar sight. Compared to the current model, the new car has differences in the knob gear shift, air conditioning vents, and door panel decorative strips, with the new model adding orange borders as accents.
When I first got my driver's license, I rented a Chery eQ1 to practice driving, and it felt super user-friendly! It's very simple for beginners to drive: first, sit properly and fasten the seatbelt, press the brake pedal to start the power, and once the dashboard lights up, rotate the round knob to 'D' gear, then gently release the brake to move. The accelerator pedal is responsive but not too aggressive, with a small turning radius in the city, making parking super easy. Even the rearview mirrors are designed for clear visibility. I usually commute with it, and the battery level is clearly displayed on the screen. A single charge can last almost a week, and it can be charged using a regular home socket. The driving noise is minimal, the seats are comfortable, and it doesn't feel tiring even after long drives. Remember to check the lights and battery status before starting, just in case. With such easy daily operations, even beginners can quickly adapt to the convenience of a micro electric vehicle.
