What is the correct way for beginners to start a Magotan?

[LeCatherine]

The correct way for beginners to start a Magotan is: 1. Press the one-touch start button once to power on the vehicle, and press it twice to light up all dashboard indicators for vehicle self-check; 2. After the vehicle self-check is completed, press the one-touch start button while holding the brake to ignite and start the engine; 3. Continue holding the brake, shift the gear to D (Drive) (Gear letters are: "P for Parking, R for Reverse, N for Neutral, S for Sport, D for Drive"); 4. Push down the electronic handbrake (located on the left side of the gear shift), and slowly release the foot brake with your right foot to start moving forward.

[McBriella]

When I first started driving, I also felt quite nervous about starting off, but now I'm much more accustomed to it. First, make sure the seatbelt is fastened and your seating position is adjusted comfortably. When starting the engine, keep your foot on the brake; after shifting into D gear, the electronic handbrake will release automatically. The Magotan is an automatic transmission, so never forget to press the brake before shifting gears—this is a common mistake beginners make. Then, slowly release the brake, and when the car starts to creep forward, gently press the accelerator to speed up. Avoid stomping on it, as excessive engine RPM can damage the car and waste fuel. Practice a few times in an empty parking lot to get a feel for it, maintain a safe distance, and check the mirrors to prevent accidents. Safety comes first; a smooth start makes for a more pleasant drive. Remember the sequence: start—press brake—shift to D—release handbrake—ease on the throttle. Developing good habits will make driving much easier.

[StLayla]

I've been driving the Magotan for a few months and made quite a few mistakes when starting off. As a beginner, I often got flustered with my hands and feet. Sometimes after starting the engine, I would directly shift to D gear without pressing the brake, causing the car to lurch forward and nearly rear-end others. The correct method is: Before starting, ensure the gear is in P, press the brake pedal firmly, then turn the key or press the start button. After the engine starts, shift to D gear - the electronic parking brake will release automatically. Then gradually release the brake and lightly tap the accelerator; the Magotan's throttle is quite sensitive, so beginners are advised to gently press with the tip of their toes to avoid sudden surges. Take your time, practice more, and learn from mistakes. My errors taught me to check dashboard lights and parking brake status to reduce stalling risks.

[Alan]

The Magotan starts up quite effortlessly. Here's how I usually do it: first, fasten the seatbelt and start the engine, then press the brake and shift to D gear—the electronic system automatically releases the handbrake. Gently release the brake to let the car move slowly, then lightly tap the accelerator. Avoid being too eager and stomping on the accelerator; a steady start is better. The whole process is smooth and seamless, and beginners can get the hang of it after a few tries. The engine is quiet, making the drive comfortable.

[LaGabrielle]

Smooth starts make for a comfortable drive. First, adjust the seat angle for better control. When starting, press the brake, shift to D gear, release the electronic handbrake, and gently press the accelerator. The Magotan's throttle response is quick, so beginners might press too hard. It's recommended to apply light, gradual pressure for smooth acceleration. This helps avoid jerky movements and bumps in the back seat, making the ride more pleasant. Smooth starts are also beneficial for car maintenance, reducing wear and tear. With practice, you'll get better at controlling the throttle for a steadier drive.