How to Start a New Energy Vehicle?
2 Answers
To start the vehicle, first press the brake pedal to power on, then press the start button, and rotate the gear to D position. Release the handbrake, lift the brake pedal, and gently press the accelerator pedal (more accurately, the power pedal) to complete the starting process.
When I first started driving a new energy vehicle, it took some getting used to, but now I'm quite familiar with the startup process. After getting in the car, the first step is to make sure the key is in my pocket or use the smart card to unlock the door by approaching the vehicle. Once seated in the driver's seat, I fasten the seatbelt and press the brake pedal with my right foot. Then, I locate the circular start button on the center console or steering wheel, give it a gentle press, and hear a soft beep. The dashboard lights up, displaying the READY status, indicating the car is ready to go. The key is to ensure the battery has sufficient charge—if it's below 20%, the car might not start, so I often check the remaining battery level on the app to remind myself. Starting the car is quiet with minimal vibration, which feels quite magical. Charging habits are crucial; I make it a routine to plug in at home or the office. Running out of battery mid-journey and not being able to start the car would be a hassle. Overall, it's more convenient than a gasoline car—quick to start and environmentally friendly.