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How to Operate the Chery Ant EV for Driving?

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EmersonLee

07/25/25 1:19pm

When the vehicle needs to be parked for an extended period, especially on a slope, it is necessary to shift into P (Park) gear, at which point the wheels are mechanically locked. The reverse gear is used when the vehicle is backing up. Typically, you need to press the safety button on the shift lever before moving it to the "R" (Reverse) position. When shifting into N (Neutral) gear, the parking brake must be firmly engaged. For brief stops on a slope, the brake pedal should also be pressed to prevent the vehicle from rolling. To prepare for driving, after pressing the brake pedal, shift the gear lever into D (Drive) gear, then release the parking brake, and start by releasing the brake pedal and pressing the accelerator.

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TessaLynn

08/11/25 8:42pm

Driving the Chery Ant electric car is particularly friendly for a beginner like me. Let's start with getting in the car. After sitting in the driver's seat, press the brake pedal firmly and push the one-button start, the dashboard lights up showing battery level and other information. Then shift to D gear, release the handbrake, and step on the accelerator to start moving. The acceleration is quite smooth without the noise of a traditional engine. Daily city driving is easy with its small turning radius and flexible handling. The rear parking radar is very considerate when reversing. While driving, avoid stomping on the accelerator to prevent motion sickness - gentle braking responds quickly. Parking is simple: just press P gear and turn off the car. The key is not to forget charging - plug into the charging station every night for a full battery the next morning. Regularly check tire pressure to ensure good handling. The electric car runs quietly and comfortably, like playing with an eco-friendly toy - practical and worry-free for city commuting without fussing over too many technical details. It's really hassle-free.

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