Why Doesn't the New Haval Car Come with a Manual?
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Haval new cars do not come with a paper manual because they provide an electronic version. Here are the specific reasons: Reasons for not providing a paper manual: Currently, the new Haval H6 does not include a paper manual; instead, it uses an electronic version. You can download the new Haval H6 manual online or scan the QR code in the warranty manual via WeChat to access the electronic manual, which can be viewed anytime, anywhere, making it very convenient. Notes on viewing the manual: It is important to study and practice. The functional settings of each car may vary, but the owner's manual provides detailed usage methods and precautions based on the characteristics of each model. Be sure to read it carefully and remember the information. For example, some people may not know how to turn on the high beams, switch between lights, or operate the fog lights and turn signals. These functions are essential and relate to driving safety, so it is crucial to familiarize yourself with the theory and practice them while driving.
A few days ago, my best friend just picked up her Haval Big Dog and asked about this. Actually, many new cars nowadays don’t actively provide paper manuals. The salesperson might have been busy with the paperwork and forgot to hand it to you, but more importantly, automakers are promoting digitalization. Just scan the vehicle QR code on the front windshield with your phone, and you can immediately download the full electronic manual, which updates automatically. The 'Electronic Manual' section in the Haval Smart Home APP is even more impressive—it includes 3D animations for things like air filter replacements. If you really want a paper version, it’s easy to get one—just ask the after-sales department, and they can print and bind it for you on the spot. Last week, I accompanied a friend, and it took only ten minutes to get it done.
I specifically asked the Haval showroom manager about this, and they said that now 90% of car owners opt for the electronic manual. If you look carefully at the central control screen, clicking the 'User Help' button will bring up an interactive manual, which even includes a repair video library—more than the paper version. However, I recently noticed an interesting thing: during winter, folks in Northeast China sometimes experience screen freezes, making the paper version more reliable. I suggest that when you pick up the car, ask the salesperson to open the hidden compartment in the glove box—there’s usually a mini emergency guide inside, palm-sized but containing key information like tire pressure parameters.
