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What is the maintenance interval for the Hongqi HS5?

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Vanessa
07/29/25 2:00pm
The maintenance interval for the Hongqi HS5 is every 10,000 kilometers or once a year. Generally, it includes replacing engine oil, oil filter, air filter, cabin air filter, etc. The purpose of car maintenance is to keep the vehicle clean, maintain normal technical conditions, eliminate potential hazards, prevent failures, and extend the service life. Below are some maintenance precautions for the Hongqi HS5: 1. Change engine oil and oil filter (using the oil provided by the 4S store is sufficient). 2. Clean the air filter and cabin air filter, check if the brake fluid, antifreeze, and power steering fluid are sufficient, and top up if needed. 3. Check the chassis and suspension for any abnormal oil leakage or looseness (including tire pressure). 4. Check if all lights are functioning properly. 5. Inspect the wear condition of the brake pads. 6. Measure the battery voltage to ensure it is normal.
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JustinFitz
08/13/25 5:41am
I've been driving the Hongqi HS5 for a year and a half now. Based on the advice from the 4S dealership and my own experience, the maintenance schedule for this car is quite user-friendly. The first service is required at 5,000 kilometers for new cars, mainly including free checks on the chassis and oil changes. After that, each service interval is 7,500 kilometers or one year, whichever comes first. Since I mostly drive in the city, I usually hit the mileage within six months, so I go for maintenance roughly every six months. Each routine service, which includes an oil and filter change, costs around 800 yuan. For major services, the cost depends on specific items, as the replacement cycles for things like the air conditioning filter and brake fluid vary. A friendly reminder: if you often drive on mountain roads or live in extremely cold northern winters, you might need to service your car earlier. The car's system will also alert you about the maintenance date. Exceeding the deadline by too much could affect the warranty.
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DeQuinn
10/10/25 6:32am
Last time I accompanied a friend to pick up the Hongqi HS5, I specifically asked the after-sales manager about maintenance. The first service must be done within 5,000 kilometers, otherwise there may be disputes over the later warranty. Subsequent maintenance is required every 7,500 kilometers, as stated in the manual. Personally, I think one maintenance per year is sufficient for urban commuting. The key is to use the right engine oil - turbocharged engines are recommended to use full synthetic oil, and 5W-30 oil is generally used at 4S shops. The frequency of changing the cabin air filter and engine air filter depends on the driving environment - replace them more often in smoggy areas. Spark plugs and transmission fluid only need to be inspected at 40,000 kilometers, no need to replace them every time.
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