What is the break-in period for the Audi Q5 in kilometers?

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1. Avoid emergency braking: Emergency braking not only harms the braking system during the break-in period but also increases the impact on the engine and transmission. 2. Do not drive at high speeds: Drivers who floor the accelerator should note that the engine has limited capacity; do not overload it. Try to keep the engine RPM steady below 3,000r/min. 3. Do not overload the vehicle: Overloading makes steering heavier, increases centrifugal force, and affects the vehicle's handling performance. Long-term overloading also shortens the car's lifespan and accelerates the aging of components. Keep the total weight of the vehicle and cargo within 70% of the rated load capacity. 4. Use high-quality fuel: There are many types of fuel on the market; choose fuel that meets national standards. Non-standard fuel can clog the fuel tank and lines. 5. Preheat the engine during cold starts: Preheating the car: first, it ensures smooth engine startup; second, it effectively saves fuel; third, it reduces wear on moving parts. 6. Use the appropriate gear: Manual transmission drivers, please note that gears and RPM should match. Remember: high speed requires high gear, and deceleration requires low gear.