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What is the reason for the continuous alarm sound of the Maxus V80?

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OHadley

07/30/25 9:37am

Check if the radar is loose. Below is relevant information about the Maxus V80: 1. Introduction: The SAIC Maxus V80 is a commercial MPV meticulously crafted by SAIC Maxus Automotive Co., Ltd. for consumers, based on European automotive and design standards, cutting-edge concepts of energy conservation and environmental protection, combined with a comfortable driving experience. It is suitable for mobile business, commuting, and travel, while also serving urban logistics and special industry purposes. The V80 perfectly interprets the core values of the MAXUS brand—'Technology, Trust, and Progress'—with numerous international benchmarks, setting a standard for international-level commercial MPVs. 2. High Efficiency and Low Consumption: Featuring Italian VM engine technology, it delivers an output power of up to 136 horsepower, with a fuel consumption as low as 5.4L per 100 km at constant speed. Upgraded to meet the National V standard, it complies with National V, Euro V, and Euro VI emission standards. With a 4-cylinder, 16-valve configuration and fuel pressure up to 1800Bar, combustion is more complete, power is greater, fuel consumption is lower, and emissions are reduced.

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