
Pull this handle to open the door. While pulling the handle, push the door upward to open it. There is a button on the door panel marked with an opening style. Gently lift it to unlock the door, then use your elbow to push the door open, allowing easy entry and exit. Everyone who thinks of a supercar must also consider the comfort sacrificed for performance. Starting the car is much easier, as with all vehicles featuring one-button start—press the brake and then the start button.

When I drive the 570S, it feels like boarding a futuristic battle car. The first thing is to sit comfortably and fasten the seatbelt, then keep your foot firmly on the brake pedal. There's a striking red button on the right side of the steering wheel—press it, and the V8 engine roars to life instantly, vibrating the entire car with a deep hum. Next, use the right paddle behind the steering wheel to shift into D gear, release the brake, and gently press the accelerator to set off. It has several driving modes like Normal and Sport—I tried Sport mode, and the throttle response was incredibly sharp. But beginners shouldn’t rush to switch modes; first, get familiar with the steering feel at low speeds. This car’s chassis is exceptionally stable, with strong cornering grip, but it can easily slide. Also, keep an eye on the tire pressure monitoring display to avoid abnormalities, or high-speed driving could become risky. Parking is simple: just press the brake, shift to P gear, turn off the engine, and use the key or button to shut everything down—then everything goes quiet.

Operating the 570s requires attention to technical details. I make it a habit to first ensure the brake is firmly pressed before pressing the start button near the center console to ignite the engine. The gear system is paddle-style; a backward flick with the left hand engages drive mode D. Avoid stomping on the accelerator while driving, as its rapid acceleration—0-100 km/h in seconds—can easily lead to loss of control. It's advisable to select the appropriate driving mode on the dashboard: Normal for balanced city driving or Sport to enhance suspension stiffness and torque. After starting the engine, wait for the oil temperature to stabilize before driving off to avoid engine damage. Check tire pressure weekly, maintaining it between 27-32 psi to prevent uneven wear affecting handling. The parking procedure is the same: brake, shift to P, and turn off the engine—safety first.

My first time driving a 570s was a bit intimidating, but the steps were quite straightforward. Get in, fasten the seatbelt, and keep your foot on the brake without moving. Locate the red button on the lower right of the steering wheel and press it to start the engine. Then, pull the right paddle shifter behind the steering wheel to shift into D mode, gently press the accelerator to start moving. It has a mode button, just leave it on default and don't press it randomly. During driving, the throttle response is quick, so accelerate slowly. When parking, press the brake, shift to P mode, and then press the engine stop button to turn it off.

Safety first when driving the 570s, I strictly adhere to it. Get in, sit down, and fasten the seatbelt. Before starting, firmly press the brake pedal and press the button to light up the engine indicator. Shift to D with the paddle, check that no one is around, then release the brake to start. I begin with Normal driving mode to get used to the highway before trying Sport—no rush. Remember, this car has a powerful engine and makes loud noises after starting, so don't scare others. Regular includes checking the oil level and changing it every 10,000 km without exceeding the service interval. Control your speed and drive safely. To park, press the brake, shift to P, and turn off the engine to finish.

Driving the 570S is pure joy. The moment I start the engine, the roar gets my blood pumping. After pressing the brake button to ignite, shifting to D with the paddle and moving slowly feels smooth. Once sport mode is engaged, the acceleration is thrilling with strong push-back force, and cornering grip is rock-solid. It's recommended to let it warm up for a minute or two to allow the turbo to heat up and oil to circulate. Don't overlook daily checks on tire pressure and brake pads. Parking is simple - just step on the brake, shift to P, and turn off the engine, then reminisce about the exhilarating acceleration and share driving tips, but always remember to obey traffic rules.


