Information Prompts

In order to fully understand the contents of this manual, you must know and follow the "warnings", "cautions", and "instructions" in the manual.

• Warning: This content is closely related to personal safety. Please always comply with it! Failure to comply may result in injuries or a serious accident!

• Caution: This is to advise you on how to avoid possible vehicle damage or property loss.

• Hints: It provides you with suggestions on how to make better use of your vehicle.

Please strictly abide by the warning information referred to in this Manual as it will help you use the vehicle more safely. Also, pay attention to any other warning information released to you by NIO. Please make sure that you read the latest version of this manual carefully and familiarize yourself with the features of ET7 before using.

If the vehicle is not operated correctly, it may cause injury to you or others or lead to vehicle damage or property loss. NIO assumes no liability in such cases.

Before entering the vehicle, you can use the Smart Key to unlock the vehicle. Depending on the state of the Smart Key and the surrounding environment of the vehicle, the furthest effective range of the Smart Key is 30-70 meters outside the vehicle.

The Smart Key has the following buttons:

1. Unlock button

   • Press: Short press this button to unlock the vehicle. After unlocking, both turn signals will flash three times, and the outer door handles will extend automatically.

   • Press and Hold: Long press this button to open all the windows at the same time; release the unlock button during the movement of the windows and the windows will stay at the current position.

   When all four doors are unlocked with Smart Key, the liftgate can be opened from the outside.

   You can configure the smart key unlocking method via the Center Display. Access the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Doors > Vehicle Unlock Mode .

   • Select All Doors: you only need to press the unlock button on the key once to unlock all the doors at the same time;

   • Select Driver Door: you can press the unlock button on the key once to open only the driver door and press it again to open the other three doors.

2. Lock button

   • Press: With the vehicle in PARK (P) gear and all doors (including the hood and liftgate) fully closed, short press this button to lock the entire vehicle. Once the whole vehicle is locked, the turn signals on both sides will flash once and the horn will sound once to confirm successful locking. At the same time, the outer door handles will automatically retract. If the Auto Fold on Lock function for the side mirrors is enabled, the side mirrors will also fold automatically.

   • Press and Hold: Long press this button to close all the windows at the same time; release the lock button during the window movement and the windows will stay in the current position.

   • Find My Car: Press this button twice within 3 seconds to activate the car search function. To stop the car search alert, press the lock button again.

   After locking, the liftgate can only be opened from the outside using the liftgate button on the Smart Key.

   You can enable or disable the horn prompt sound through the Center Display. Access the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Sound > Alerts & Notifications > Lock Confirmation Sound.

   If the door is not closed when locking the vehicle, it cannot be locked successfully by pressing the Lock button. You need to close all the doors before locking the vehicle.

3. Liftgate Button

   • When the liftgate is closed, long press this button to open it.

   • When the liftgate is open, long press this button to close it.

The smart key uses a CR2477 button cell. To replace it, firmly pinch the side of the key, and use your fingernail or a thin plastic piece to slide along the edge of the key from the bottom until you can open the bottom cover for battery replacement.

Please dispose of used batteries according to the instructions and local regulations. For more details, please refer to the NIO website.

Install the button cell with the positive side facing down. After installing the battery, make sure to align the conductive spring and close the back cover properly to ensure the normal operation of the battery.

When activating the vehicle, the smart key is automatically paired with the vehicle. You can add a smart key in the NIO App and pair it with your vehicle.

Turn on the Bluetooth feature on your phone, select Pair Smart Key on the "My Car" interface of the NIO App, and long press the Unlock button on the smart key for 3 seconds to enter the key pairing mode. Once the app detects your smart key, choose to pair it. You can then view the status of the key on the NIO App interface and also unpair the key if necessary on this page.

Bluetooth Key

Once the Bluetooth Key is activated on your phone, you no longer need to carry the Smart Key. You can unlock, lock, and start the vehicle using just your phone.

You can create a Bluetooth Key in the 'Key Management' section of the NIO App.

1. In the NIO App, go to My Car > Settings > Key interface, and tap Get;

2. Once you access the key, turn on the Bluetooth feature of your phone, approach the unlocked vehicle, tap Activate, and pair your phone's Bluetooth with the vehicle's Bluetooth to activate the Bluetooth Key service.

3. After activation, tap Done to start using the Bluetooth Key feature on your phone. When approaching the vehicle with a previously paired Bluetooth Key, the app will automatically connect to the vehicle.

You can check whether the Bluetooth Key is connected to the vehicle on the NIO App My Car page, or manage the Bluetooth Key on the key management interface.

When the vehicle is in the parked state, with Bluetooth enabled and within the vehicle's Bluetooth connection range (typically 30 to 70 meters, depending on the Bluetooth connection status), the Bluetooth Key supports the following features:

• NIO App operation: Unlock and lock the vehicle in the "My Car" Interface.

• Near Field Operation: For example, keyless unlock and lock, Walk-Up Unlock, Walk-Away Lock, etc.

After unlocking the vehicle with the Bluetooth Key, getting in the driver's seat, closing the door, and pressing the brake pedal, you can start the vehicle.

Phone NFC Key

You or an authorized user can unlock, lock, and start the vehicle using an NFC-enabled phone.

You can enable the NFC key on your phone in the "Key Management" interface of the NIO App.

1. Go to My Car > Settings > Key in the NIO App to activate the "NFC Phone Key";

2. Turn on the NFC feature of the mobile phone, and set NIO as the default payment App.

Once the mobile NFC key is activated, you or an authorized user can use it to unlock, lock, and start the vehicle.

• Unlock and Lock

  Hold your phone's NFC key approximately 10 mm above the NFC sensor area on the driver's side B-pillar, and the vehicle will automatically unlock or lock. After unlocking, the outer handle automatically pops out; after locking, it automatically retracts with a locking sound.

• Starting the Vehicle

  After unlocking the vehicle with your phone's NFC key, you can start the vehicle within 3 minutes. If the wait time exceeds 3 minutes, you need to place the phone's NFC key on the driver's side Wireless charging pad to start the vehicle.

Finding your vehicle when it is far away

You or an authorized user can use the NIO App to query the parking place of the vehicle.

To enable or disable this feature, Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Car Location Photo.

When the feature is enabled and the vehicle is connected to the internet, it will automatically capture and process images of the parking environment and the vehicle's underside after you park and leave. These images will then be uploaded to the NIO App.

You can view the current parking location of your vehicle at the top of the "My Car" interface in the NIO App. By tapping on this location information, you can access details about the parking area.

Finding your vehicle when it is nearby

You can locate your vehicle using the smart key or your phone. When the "Find My Car" feature is enabled, the horn will sound, and the turn signals will flash to indicate the precise location of your vehicle.

• Find your vehicle with the smart key:

  When the vehicle is not in driving state and the smart key is within 70 meters of the vehicle (which varies depending on the status of the smart key and the surrounding environment of the vehicle), press the lock button on the smart key twice within 3 seconds, and the "Find My Car" feature will be enabled. Pressing the button again will disable Find My Car prompts, otherwise it will be automatically turned off in 10 seconds.

• Find your vehicle with the phone:

  When the phone's Bluetooth key function is enabled or the vehicle is connected to the internet, you can also locate your vehicle by pressing the "Find My Car" button on the "My Car" interface of the NIO App. Pressing the button again will disable Find My Car prompts, otherwise it will be automatically turned off in 10 seconds.

You can unlock or lock the vehicle with the lock button on the center console.

When the vehicle is fully unlocked and all doors are closed, press the lock button on the center console to lock the vehicle. The Center Display will indicate that the vehicle is locked, and the button indicator light illuminates (green).

When the vehicle is fully locked (not from the outside) or only the driver door is unlocked, pressing the lock button on the center console will unlock the vehicle if the speed is below 8 km/h. The Center Display will display a message indicating the vehicle is unlocked, and the button's indicator light will be turned off.

Unlocking/Locking the Vehicle from the Outside in an Emergency

When the vehicle cannot be unlocked or locked using the conventional methods from the outside, you can use the physical key to unlock or lock the driver door.

When the vehicle's battery is low, the physical key can only lock the driver's door. To lock the other doors, use the physical key to turn the groove in the door-side lock hole to a vertical position. Once the door is closed, it will be locked and cannot be opened from the outside.

Emergency Unlocking from the Inside

When the whole vehicle is locked and you need to open a door in an emergency (such as when the door handle electronic switch fails, or the vehicle is soaked in water), pull the mechanical switch of the inner door handle once to open the door.

Doors Soft-Close

Soft-Close is enabled by default. When closing the door, just give it a push and the door will be magnetically closed from a half-closed position.

Recessed Door Handle Extension

To enable or disable this feature, go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Doors > Recessed Door Handle Extension.

When this feature is enabled, you can touch the inner side of the door handle for Recessed Door Handle Extension, then the door pops slightly and the window lowers slightly, allowing you to open the door.

Recessed Door Handle Retraction

To enable or disable this feature, go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Doors > Door Handle Auto-Retraction.

After enabling the feature, the door handles will automatically retract in 20 seconds after the vehicle is unlocked to prevent the handles from scratching pedestrians or the doors being opened by strangers.

After the door handles retract, they can pop out again by touching the sensing area on the handles.

If the outer door handle cannot be extended, please hold the front part of the corresponding outer door handle to manually extend it.

Electronic Switch for the Inner Door Handles

You can open the door from inside by pressing the electronic switch on the corresponding inner door handle. Press once if the door is unlocked, or press twice if the door is locked, then the corresponding door will pop open and the window glass will lower slightly.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate by Pressing the Button

Tailgate opening button:

When you take the smart key with you, the tailgate will open automatically when pressing the tailgate opening button.

During the opening of the liftgate, short press the liftgate opening button, and the liftgate will stay at the height at that moment; short press again, and the liftgate will close.

Tailgate closing button:

When the tailgate is opened, press the tailgate closing button on the inner panel of the tailgate and the tailgate closes automatically and locks with an audible confirmation.

During the closing of the liftgate, short press the liftgate closing button, and the liftgate will stay at the height at that moment; short press again, and the liftgate will open.

Once the tailgate has reached the desired height and has been paused, the current height is remembered by long pressing the tailgate closing button for 2 seconds. Once the action is done, the tailgate buzzer will sound briefly once to indicate successful setup.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate with the Smart Key

To open or close the liftgate, long press the liftgate opening/closing button on the Smart Key for 2 seconds.

During the opening or closing of the liftgate, you can pause the process by short pressing the liftgate opening/closing button.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate in the NIO App

When the vehicle is in PARK (P) gear and no one is in the driver seat, you can open the My Car interface in the NIO App, and tap Trunk to open or close the liftgate. If the liftgate is blocked during the opening/closing process, the NIO App will notify you the failure of the operation.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate with the Center Display

To open or close the liftgate, Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Doors> Trunk.

• Open: Long press Trunk and the liftgate will open automatically.

• Close: Long press Trunk and the liftgate will close automatically.

• Hover: During the opening or closing of the liftgate, you can pause the process by tapping the Trunk icon.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Doors > Height Memory, to set the maximum opening height of the liftgate through real-time animation display.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate by a Kicking Action

When carrying a smart key or Bluetooth key, and your hands are occupied or it is inconvenient to use the key, you can open the liftgate using the kick sensor under the rear bumper.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Liftgate Kick Sensor, to enable the Liftgate Kick Sensor feature.

This feature may be temporarily disabled in situations that include but are not limited to the following:

• Frequent opening and closing;

• A lingering leg;

• When the kicking is not within the valid sensing range.

If the liftgate does not respond, wait a few seconds and try again, or use other methods to open or close the liftgate.

Opening and Closing the Liftgate Manually

If the liftgate fails to open or close properly, you can manually open or close it slowly and smoothly.

Anti-collision/Anti-pinch Protection of the Liftgate

Your vehicle is equipped with liftgate anti-collision and anti-pinch protection.

If an obstacle restricts the movement of the liftgate during automatic opening or closing, the opening or closing motion will stop and the liftgate rises again for a certain distance.

Auto Close on Lock

To facilitate the locking of the vehicle when the vehicle is parked, go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Windows > Auto Close on Lock to enable or disable the feature.

After the feature is enabled, when you use the external locking method (such as smart key, NFC, NIO App, Keyless Locking and Walk-Away Lock) to lock the vehicle, it can automatically close all the windows of the vehicle. The window closing operation will halt if the Unlock/Lock button on the Smart Key or the NIO App is pressed.

Anti-pinch Protections of Windows

The four windows have anti-pinch protection. When there is a foreign object blocking the movement of the window, the closing motion will stop and the window will be lowered down again for a certain distance.

The area subject to anti-pinch protection is shown in the figure below:

Charging Process

1. Put the vehicle in PARK (P), press the charge port cover to open it, or swipe right on the home interface of the Center Display to enter Quick Access settings and tap Charge Port, and the charge port cover will automatically open. The indicator of the charge port will light up white steadily.

   

   Caution 充电口饰板旋转运动过程中请勿用力拨动，以免损坏充电口饰板。打开充电口盖时请确保已关闭车辆高压电源。

   When the charging port cover is rotating and after rotation is completed, do not forcefully toggle the cover to avoid damaging it.

2. Check whether the charging connector and charging equipment are in good condition, align the charger to the charge port of the vehicle, then the charger and the charge port will start matching: If the charge port indicator light flashes and turns blue, it indicates that the charge port is functioning normally. If the charge port and charger are not correctly matched or the matching times out, the indicator light will flash blue and then turn off. In this case, please reconnect the charger.

   

3. You can Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Battery or the NIO App to view the current charging status. The charge port indicator is blue, showing the current charging status.

4. When the charging is completed, press the unlock button of the charger before unplugging the charger.

   If you are to manually stop charging midway, tap Battery on the Settings interface of the Center Display after the vehicle is fully unlocked to stop charging, and wait for the indicator of the charge port to light up green constantly to unplug the charger.

   

   Caution 进行直流快充过程中，可先将车辆解锁，再长按充电口关闭按钮，即可手动停止充电。

   • To manually stop charging during a DC fast charge, you can unlock the vehicle first then press and hold the OFF button at the charge port.

   • When inserting and removing the charger, please face the charging socket. If the charger is stuck, try to lift it slightly. Do not forcibly shake the charger while inserting or removing it to prevent damaging the charger or charging socket.

   • During the charging process, do not forcefully pull out the charger directly, as this cause may cause sparks and smoke on the charging socket, endangering personal safety.

   • After charging is complete, please wait 3 seconds before disconnecting the charger, to avoid pulling it out too quickly which may cause an arc and result in personal injury.

   • While charging, it is recommended that the charger be fully plugged in and then released after being handheld for 2 seconds. If the charging indicator flashes red, try charging 1-2 more times with the charger according to the above steps. If charging still fails, try replacing the charger.

5. If the indicator of the charge port flashes red during charging, switch to another charging pile and try again. If the indicator is still flashing red, stop charging immediately and contact the NIO Service Center.

   

6. After unplugging and putting away the charger, manually press down on the charge port cover, press the charge port close button, or tap Charge Port on the Center Display, and the charge port cover will be automatically closed.

   

   Note 使用蔚来家充桩充电时，充电口饰板将在充电枪从桩上拔下时自动打开，在充电枪从车辆拔下后自动关闭。如充电口饰板自动旋转关闭过程中卡滞在充电枪上，可长按5秒钟充电口关闭按钮，此时充电口饰板将自动打开。

   When you charge your vehicle using NIO Power Home, the charging port cover will automatically open if you remove the charger from the port and will automatically close if you remove the charger from your vehicle. If the charging port cover is stuck on the charger while rotating to close automatically, long press the Close button for 5 seconds, and the charging port cover will open automatically.

Unable to Unplug the Charger after Charging

If you are unable to unplug the charger after the vehicle is fully unlocked, try the following steps:

1. Re-plug in the charger to ensure that the unlock button of the charger pops up.

2. Re-lock and unlock the whole vehicle.

3. Press and hold the unlock button of the charger for 1 to 2 seconds, wait until the indicator of the charge port lights up green steadily and then unplug the charger.

4. Open the rear trunk cover, pull the emergency unlocking cable of the e-lock of the charge port, and then try to unplug the charger.

   

5. If you still cannot unplug the charger, stop charging immediately and contact the NIO Service Center.

On-Route Battery Preheating

On-Route Battery Preheating is enabled by default. You can Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Battery > On-Route Battery Preheating, and manually disable On-Route Battery Preheating by selecting Turn Off (enabled by default next time) or Keep Off.

After this feature is enabled, when the destination or waypoint in the navigation state is the charging station , the vehicle will automatically start the high-voltage battery preconditioning on the premise that it can ensure arrival at the destination. On-Route Battery Preheating only brings the battery warming step forward and does not consume additional energy.

In the navigation state, the On-Route Battery Preheating feature will be automatically activated under the following conditions. The current preconditioning status will be displayed on the status bar at the top of the Center Display:

• The navigation destination or waypoint is a Charging Station , or a service area with a Charging Station .

• The driver is seated.

• The current remaining range is more than 120 km.

• The vehicle is not in ECO+ mode.

This feature will automatically deactivate the preconditioning process (the switch remains on) in one of the following conditions:

• The vehicle is connected to a charger.

• Navigation to a Charging Station is disabled or stopped.

• If preconditioned with the current remaining range, less than 20 km will remain when the vehicle reaches the destination.

• The vehicle is in ECO+ mode.

Manual Battery Preheating

Manual Battery Preheating is disabled by default. If you are familiar with the charging route and do not need to follow the navigation guide to the charging point, it is recommended to enable Manual Battery Preheating in a low temperature environment. The vehicle will enable the high-voltage battery preconditioning to improve charging efficiency. When starting Manual Battery Preheating, it is necessary to ensure that the ambient temperature is below 20 °C and the vehicle’s remaining range is greater than 10 km.

You can Enter the Settings interfaceof the NIO App or from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Battery > Manual Battery Preheating to enable or disable Manual Battery Preheating. The status bar at the top of the Center Display will show the current preconditioning status.

This feature will automatically deactivate the preconditioning process (the switch is off at this time) in one of the following conditions:

• The vehicle is connected to a charger.

• The On-Route Battery Preheating feature is enabled.

• The battery has been warmed up to the set temperature and maintained that way for 1 hour.

• The vehicle is in ECO+ mode.

NIO Smart Charging

This feature can be activated in vehicle settings and will be remembered for this location.

Tibber Smart Charging

User needs to subscribe to the Tibber electricity contract and have a smart meter at home.Activation is possible with every AC charging station/ home charging cable.

How it works:

1. User subscribes to Tibber.

2. User is onboarded by Tibber, and opens Tibber App.

3. User activates Power-Up NIO in Tibber App.

4. User logs in once with NIO credentials.

5. User sets the departure times for each weekday in Tibber App.

6. Vehicle charging at the Tibber Home location will be controlled by Tibber from now on.

7. User can always control the charging in the Tibber App.To stop Tibber from controlling your vehicle altogether - go to the Power-ups section in the Tibber app and disconnect the Nio Power-up. Or contact the Tibber support.

If you have a specific problem (the app or charging fails, etc.) or a general question (how to sign up, when will your account be active, etc.), please direct it to Tibber.com which will redirect you to the local website.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Lights > Exterior Lighting > Headlights, and select to enable Auto High Beam; tap Lights > Exterior Lighting > Auto High Beam to enable or disable this feature.

If the Auto High Beam feature is turned off, toggling the light stalk will only switch the headlights between the high and low beams.

When the Auto High Beam feature is enabled and each time the vehicle is started, if the low beams are automatically engaged, Auto High Beam will be activated by default and the Auto High Beam indicator on the Instrument Cluster will light up.

• The vehicle will automatically turn the high beams on/off according to the surrounding environment and vehicle speed, and the high beam indicator on the Instrument Cluster will also turn on or off accordingly.

• Toggle the light control lever forward once to manually turn on the high beams.

• Pull the light stalk backward, the Auto High Beam function will be deactivated and the vehicle will switch to the low beams.

• After turning off the Auto High Beam feature, gently toggle the light stalk forward once to activate it again.

High Beam Flash Control

To flash the high beams once, pull the light control lever backward then release it.

Manual control of low beam headlights

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Lights > Exterior Lighting > Headlights, and select manually turn the low beams on or off.

Travel Mode

By default, your vehicle is set to be suitable for use in countries with left-hand driving rules (driving on the right-hand side of the road). When you are traveling to a country with right-hand driving rules (driving on the left-hand side of the road), due to the change in driving direction, please adjust the headlights to Travel Mode to ensure your safety when driving.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Lights > Exterior Lights > Headlight Travel Mode to select the actual driving direction.

Once the driving direction is adjusted, the headlights also automatically switch to the light type for the corresponding driving rules.

When the turn signal is on, the corresponding turn indicator on the instrument cluster will light up as well, accompanied by a "tick-tock" sound.

The turn signal lights go out when the steering wheel returns, or when you move the light control lever back to the middle.

You can turn on the front and rear fog lights by pressing the button on the top of the light control lever. When the fog lights are on, the position lights will be automatically turned on as well.

The sequence by which the lights turn on is:

• Press the first time: turn on front fog lights.

• Press the second time: turn on rear fog lights.

• Press the third time: turn off rear fog lights.

• Press the fourth time: turn off front fog lights.

If pressed again, the above sequence will be repeated.

When the fog lights light up, the corresponding indicator light on the instrument cluster will light up as well, indicating the status of the feature being turned on.

Each door of the vehicle is equipped with a puddle light for easy access at night.

The puddle light automatically turns on when you open the door, and turns off 10 minutes after the door is opened or immediately after the door is closed.

Auto Reading Light

To enable or disable the feature, go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Lights > Interior Lights > Auto Reading Light.

When the feature is on, the Reading Light automatically illuminates when you unlock the vehicle or open any door . The Reading Light automatically turns off when one of the following occurs:

• Driving;

• Locking the vehicle from the outside;

• 10 minutes after the door is opened;

• 15 seconds after all doors are closed.

Manual Control of Reading Lights

You can turn on or off each reading light individually by touching the surface of the reading light.

You can also turn on or off the reading light with NOMI.

The Center Display also provides a main switch to control all reading lights. To turn on or off all reading lights at the same time, go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Lights > Interior Lights > Reading Lights.

When you lock the vehicle from the outside (using the smart key or NIO App), all reading lights will be turned off at the same time.

Reading Light Brightness Adjustment

The default brightness of the reading light is 60% each time the reading light is turned on.

When the reading light is turned on, you can adjust its brightness by long pressing the corresponding reading light or via NOMI.

• When you adjust the brightness of the reading light with a long press, the brightness will gradually change in real time until it reaches extreme values (brightest or darkest). Release once it reaches the desired brightness, and the reading light will maintain the current brightness level.

• When you adjust the brightness of the reading light with NOMI, the Center Display will show the control window for brightness adjustment, which allows you to manually adjust the brightness of the reading light on this interface.

General

The vehicle has adjustable ambient lights on door panels, storage, and floorboards.

Once you are seated, you can turn on the ambient lighting on the Center Display, and the vehicle will show the default ambient light effect in the current driving mode.

The ambient lights are available in 256 colors. To select different themes and colors (main colors, auxiliary colors, floorboard) of ambient lights, Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display and tap Lights > Ambient Lights. This setting will be saved for you. You can also set the brightness of ambient lights and choose different ambient lighting modes, such as Breathing, Rhythmic, etc. This setting will be saved on the Center Display.

Ambient lighting is integrated with the door open warning. When any door is about to be opened and triggers the warning, the corresponding side door's ambient lighting on the door panel illuminates in red and flash.

Welcome Lighting

When you approach the vehicle with a valid Smart Key or authorized mobile phone (within a range of approximately 8 meters) or unlock the vehicle, the front headlights and position lights will automatically illuminate (when the ambient light is dim, the maneuver lights on the side mirrors will also light up), welcoming your presence.

At this time, the vehicle will match your account information and automatically retrieve your personalized settings to make corresponding adjustments (such as seat settings, air conditioning settings, media settings, and interior lights settings) in advance.

Follow Me Home

Enter the Settings interface on the Center Display, and tap Lights > Exterior Lights > Follow Me Home to set the duration of the headlights.

When the feature is enabled, at night or in low-light conditions, when you lock your vehicle and are ready to leave, the vehicle will automatically illuminate the low beam, side mirror manoeuvre lights, and position lights to light your way.

Minimal Lighting

When the vehicle is parked, you can Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Lights > Interior Lights > Minimal Lighting to enable the Minimal Lighting feature. All ambient lights, reading lights, and exterior lights will be turned off to achieve "one-tap Minimal Lighting".

When Minimal Lighting is activated, all ambient light adjustment features will be disabled.

If you manually adjust the exterior lights when Minimal Lighting is activated, the Minimal Lighting will be automatically deactivated.

If you switch gears or manually exit the Minimal Lighting, the exterior lights and ambient lights will return to their previous state, and the reading lights will remain off.

Full Brightness

To enable the Full Brightness feature, Enter the Settings interfacevia the bottom of the Center Display and tap Lights > Interior Lights > Full Brightness . All ambient lights and reading lights will be turned on to maximum brightness.

When Full Brightness is activated, all ambient lights adjustment features will be disabled.

If you manually adjust the exterior lights when Full Brightness is activated, the Full Brightness will be automatically deactivated.

If Full Brightness is manually exit, the exterior lights and ambient lights will return to their previous state, and the reading lights will be turned off.

Soft Glow

To enable the Soft Glow feature, Enter the Settings interfacevia the bottom of the Center Display and tap Lights > Interior Lights > Soft Glow . The ambient lights on the floorboard inside the vehicle will be slightly lit, and the ambient lights and reading lights on the door panel and storage will be turned off.

When Soft Glow is activated, all ambient light adjustment features will be disabled.

If you manually adjust the exterior lights when the Soft Glow is activated, the Soft Glow will be automatically deactivated.

If you manually exit the Soft Glow, the exterior lights and ambient lights will return to their previous state, and the reading lights will remain off.

When the vehicle is first activated and passes the verification process, the key is automatically bound to the owner's account. Subsequently, when using the key to unlock the vehicle, it will automatically load the owner's account data.

The owner can link the Smart Key to authorized accounts using the Key Management section in the NIO App. Once linked, when an authorized user uses their corresponding key to unlock the vehicle, the vehicle will load the settings associated with the linked authorized account. The owner can view the linked account information or unlink keys in the NIO App. Upon successful linking or unlinking, both the owner and the authorized account user will receive SMS and NIO App notifications.

Authorization by Owner

You can tap Profile Avatar > Account Settings on the Settings interface of the NIO App or in the upper left corner of the Center Display, and then enter the gesture password of your vehicle to go to the authorization management interface.

You can authorize a user and set related authorized features by entering his/her NIO App user name. Up to nine users can be authorized. After setting the user's authorization, you can tap the avatar or user name of the authorized user to view the user's detailed information and authorized features (such as media, video, safe armrest box, etc.). If the current authorization is active, you can also edit the range of authorized access or disable the user's authorization. An authorized user can only access authorized features, and cannot manage authorization or set the Guest Mode.

After the vehicle is locked, if you unlock the vehicle using your smart key, the vehicle will automatically log in to the owner's account.

Unlocking by an Authorized User

An authorized user can unlock the vehicle using their NFC key or NIO App. To view the account information and authorized features of an authorized user, tap their profile avatar on the Center Display.

• NFC unlocking: Enable the NFC key on your phone and hold it near the B-pillar on the left side of the vehicle.

• Remote NIO App Unlocking: Tap "Door Lock" on the "My Car" page of the NIO App.

Seat Adjustment with Button

The buttons under the seat allow you to adjust the driver seat.

Adjust Seat Position through Center Display

You can adjust the driver seat on the Center Display.

Enter the driver seat control interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap the control arrows for "Seat", "Back", and "Seat Cushion" to adjust the position of the driver seat, the reclining of the backrest, and the position of the seat cushion respectively.

The Center Display provides five position options: Drive position, Rest position, Exit position, Other position, and Alternate position. You can set up each as needed.

Driver Seat Memory Settings

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Position Adjustment > Seat > Driver to set up the position of the driver seat on this interface.

You can adjust the seat position through the seat buttons or on the Center Display, and press the Drive/Rest/Exit/Alternate/Other‭ button on the interface to set up custom positions in different scenes, and the settings will be saved under the current user account of the vehicle. After you are seated in the driver's seat (the driver door needs to be closed), short press the button of the corresponding position in the driver's memory interface, and the seat will be automatically adjusted to the set position.

When you need to update a set position, adjust the seat positions, and tap the Save button of the corresponding position. The updated settings will be saved under the current user account of the vehicle and overwrite the original settings.

Recommended sitting posture of the driver

To minimize potential risks and protect your safety, please adjust the seat as follows:

• Move the seat back and forth into a position where you can easily floor the accelerator and brake pedals.

• Adjust the seat backrest to a suitable straight-back sitting posture, ensuring full contact of the back against the backrest, and avoiding excessive recline angle of the backrest.

• Adjust the seat to a suitable height when two hands can comfortably hold the steering wheel.

• Adjust the steering wheel so that there is at least 25 cm of distance between your chest and the steering wheel.

• Adjust the headrest, and make sure that the headrest center and the driver's eyes are on the same level.

• Place the middle part of the seat belt between the neck and shoulders. and tightly secure the overlapping part of the seat belt around the hip joint (not the abdomen).

Seat Adjustment with Button

The buttons under the seat allow passengers to adjust the front passenger seat.

Adjust Seat Position through Center Display

The front passenger can adjust the seat position via the Center Display.

Enter the front passenger seat control interface from the control bar at the bottom of the Center Display, and tap the control arrows for "Seat", "Back", and "Seat Cushion" to adjust the position of the front passenger seat, the reclining angle of the backrest, and the position of the seat cushion respectively.

The center display provides four position options: the Default position, Regular position, Rest position and Alternate position. Among which the Default position cannot be changed, and the Regular position, Rest position and Alternate position need to be set up by you.

Front Passenger Seat Memory Settings

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Position Adjustment > Seat > Front Passenger to set up the position of the front passenger seat on this interface.

You can adjust the seat position through the seat buttons or on the Center Display, to set up custom positions in different scenes by short pressing the Seating/Rest/Alternate button on the interface, and the settings will be saved under the current vehicle’s user account. After you are seated in the front passenger's seat, short press the button of the corresponding position in the front passenger's Setting interface, and the seat will automatically be adjusted to the set position.

When you need to update a set position, adjust the seat positions, and tap the Save button of the corresponding position. The updated settings will be saved under the current user account of the vehicle and overwrite the original settings.

Rear Screen: Adjusting Seat Position

The rear passenger can adjust the front passenger seat position via the rear screen.

On the rear display, swipe to enter the Seat Adjustment interface, and tap Stow Front Passenger Seat or Reset Front Passenger Seat.

Recommended Sitting Postures for the Front Passenger

To minimize potential risks and protect your safety, please adjust the seat as follows:

• Move the seat forward or backward to the appropriate position, and put both feet in front of the seat.

• Adjust the seat backrest to a suitable straight-back sitting posture, ensuring full contact of the back against the backrest, and avoiding excessive recline angle of the backrest.

• Adjust the headrest so that its center is flush with the passenger's eyes.

• Place the middle part of the seat belt between the neck and shoulders. and tightly secure the overlapping part of the seat belt around the hip joint (not the abdomen).

Press and hold the corresponding position button to adjust the lumbar support.

Correct Sitting Posture of Rear Row Passengers

To minimize potential risks and protect your safety, please adjust the seat as follows:

• Adjust the headrest so that its center is flush with the passenger's eyes.

• Place your feet in the footstep space in front of the rear seats.

• Place the middle part of the seat belt between your neck and shoulder, and tightly wrap the lap part of the seat belt around your hip joint (not your abdomen).

• When riding with children, suitable child safety seats should be used to keep them safe. For details, refer to the child safety seat section.

Warning 后排乘员请勿有以下乘坐行为：

Passengers in the rear seats are prohibited from engaging in the following behaviors:

Front Headrest Adjustment

1. Adjust Up and Down Movement of the Headrest

   Press the right button ① under the headrest to move the headrest up and down. The headrest can be adjusted in four levels vertically. Move the headrest to a set position when you hear a "click" sound. This indicates the headrest is fixed in this position.

   To remove the headrest, first tilt the seat backrest forward slightly and raise the headrest to its highest position. Then, simultaneously press buttons ① and ② on both sides of the headrest while pulling it out firmly.

2. Adjustment on Both Sides of the Headrest

   Both sides of the headrest can be manually adjusted inward.

1. Adjust Up and Down Movement of the Headrest

   Press the right button under the headrest to move the headrest up and down. The headrest can be adjusted in four levels vertically. Move the headrest to a set position when you hear a "click" sound. This indicates the headrest is fixed in this position.

2. Adjustment on Both Sides of the Headrest

   Both sides of the headrest can be manually adjusted inward.

The rear screen switches to the seat comfort interface, which controls the massage mode and the intensity of the rear seats.

Seat massage will automatically turn off if the massage mode is not switched within 20 minutes.

Driver Easy Entry & Exit

Go to the Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Seats > Driver > Driver Easy Entry & Exit, to turn this function on or off.

The activation settings for the seat exit and driving positions can be adjusted via the Center Display to match driving habits.

Front Passenger Easy Entry & Exit

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Seats > Front Passenger > Front Passenger Easy Entry & Exit, to turn this function on or off.

Front door storage

Each door has a storage compartment located at the lower part, equipped with storage lighting.

Card Holder

A card holder is provided on the sun visor, which can be used to store cards such as business cards, highway passes, etc.

Cup Holder

There are two cup holders on the central armrest for placing drinks.

Center Console Open Storage

The open storage space below the center console can temporarily hold some non-essential items. The rear part of this space is equipped with a 12V power outlet, with a maximum capacity of approximately 180W.

Rear door storage

Each door has a storage compartment located at the lower part, equipped with door storage lighting.

Hooks

Clothing hooks on the sides of the doors for hanging clothing items.

Rear Central Armrest Storage

When the rear middle seat is not occupied, you can flip open the central armrest on the backrest to expose the cup holders and storage space.

The storage’s USB Type-C port can be used to charge mobile devices.

A small rear window at the center armrest connects to the trunk, allowing access for storing and retrieving long items such as skis.

Mode Switch

There are two modes for the safety armrest box. You can enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Security > Armrest Box to switch between Storage Box Mode and Safe Box Mode.

Storage Box Mode

The safety armrest box is in the Storage Box Mode by default. In this mode, the safety armrest box is not locked, and its flip cover can be opened through the buttons on the left and right sides of the central armrest:

1. Armrest box button: Press the button to open the flip cover. It can be used to store mobile phones, tissues and other items (pressing either the left or right button can open the cover).

2. USB Type-C port (60W): Charge your mobile devices.

3. USB Type-A port (2.5W): Available for data transmission such as from USB media audio sources, DVR video export, and microphone access; Low power output; not recommended for charging mobile devices.

Safe Box Mode

When you are first enabling Safe Box Mode, a password setup interface will appear. Once you set a password, Safe Box Mode will be enabled.

Once set, you will need to enter the password on the Center Display in order to open the flip cover of the safety armrest box by pressing the button on either side of the central armrest.

Towing Accessories

The standard for your vehicle's electric tow hitch is the ECE R55 spherical coupling with a ball head diameter of 50 mm, capable of supporting towing accessories (such as trailers, caravans, bicycles, etc.).

The electric tow hitch is designed to support a vertical weight capacity of 100kg. When carrying bicycles or other objects with the electric tow hitch, always ensure not to exceed the maximum load capacity. When calculating the load capacity of the electric tow hitch, the weight of the accessory bracket must also be included.

The electric tow hitch assembly includes hidden electric tow hitch, tow hitch beam assembly, light wiring for the accessory bracket, and Trailer Mode, etc.

To install and use the accessory bracket, you must first extend the electric tow hitch and follow the instructions for the accessory bracket.

Towing a trailer and carrying accessories increases vehicle weight and resistance. As a result, the vehicle's remaining range may be significantly reduced when towing. The vehicle's range calculator adjusts the range estimate in Trailer Mode, but actual energy consumption may differ. You should properly plan your trip and destination.

When towing accessories, verify regularly that the accessory bracket and its goods are always in a safe state, and also verify that the lights (if any) on the accessories work properly.

Towing Capacity

The total weight of the trailer (including all goods and additional equipment) and the carrying capacity of the electric tow hitch shall not exceed the following values:

The electric tow hitch load capacity is the vertical load applied to the tow hitch by the total trailer weight, which must not be less than 4% of the total trailer weight.

When your car is carrying passengers or a heavy load, it will reduce its maximum towing capacity and the maximum weight capacity of the electric tow hitch.

Drivers must have a local towing permit that matches their driver's license to legally operate a vehicle towing a trailer.

Tire Pressure During Towing

When towing, the vehicle's tire pressure should be maintained at 2.8 bar. The maximum allowable uphill gradient is 12% (approximately a 7° incline).

Steps Before Towing

Before towing, the following steps must be performed:

• Inflate the tire to the specified cold tire inflation pressure for towing.

• Adjust the rearview mirror and side mirrors to provide a clear view of the rear that avoids obvious blind spots.

• Enable Trailer mode on the Center Display.

Before towing, confirm the following:

• The driver's license qualifies the driver to operate a vehicle towing a trailer.

• The vehicle needs to be level when connecting to the towing device.

• The trailer load is evenly distributed and the electric tow hook load capacity is at least 4% of the total trailer weight.

• Ensure the total weight of the towed trailer does not exceed the vehicle's maximum towing capacity and the vertical load of the electric tow hitch is less than its maximum load capacity.

• All towing device components, accessories, and electrical connectors (if any) are in good condition, and are connected correctly. Do not tow if there are any obvious problems.

• The trailer lights (brake lights, turn signals, reverse lights and position lights) work properly.

• The trailer is securely coupled to the tow hitch.

• All items in the trailer are properly secured.

• You may use wheel chocks.

• Make sure you understand and comply with all local regulations and legal requirements for towing.

Electrical Connection

All trailers are equipped with position lights, brake lights, reverse lights, rear fog lights, and turn signal lights. To provide power for the trailer lighting, the towing device is equipped with a built-in 13-pin electrical connector. Inserting the trailer plug into the vehicle’s electrical connector will enable Trailer Mode.

1. Left turn signal light

2. Rear fog lights

3. Pin 1-8 grounding

4. Right turn signal light

5. Right position light

6. Brake lights

7. Left position light

8. Reverse lights

9. Empty

10. KL15 power supply (180W)

11. Pin 10 grounding

12. Empty

13. Pin 9 grounding

Trailer Mode

Before towing, please shift to the PARK (P) gear, go to the Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Electric Tow Hitch. The electric tow hitch will retract automatically. When a trailer is towed, Trailer Mode must always be active. When you connect the trailer’s electrical harness, the vehicle will enable Trailer Mode after you confirm. Trailer Mode will be deactivated when the trailer’s electrical harness is disconnected. To manually enable or exit Trailer mode, go to Settings interface from the control bar at the bottom of the Center Display and tap Driving and Parking > Trailer Mode. One of the following indicators will be displayed on the Instrument Cluster at this time:

by then the icon will be displayed on the digital instrument cluster.	Description
	The vehicle has detected the electrical connection of the trailer lights, but Trailer mode is not activated. The vehicle may already have an accessory connected.
	The vehicle has detected a faulty electrical connection to the trailer light. Some or all of the trailer light functions may not work. To ensure your safety, pull over as soon as possible and check the wiring or connection of the trailer lights for faults. If the problem is resolved but the red icon still exists, try turning off Trailer Mode and turning it on again.

Instructions for Towing

The vehicle is primarily designed as a passenger vehicle. Towing a trailer puts an additional load on the vehicle’s motor, transmission, brakes, tires and suspension and significantly reduces the remaining range. If you decide to tow a trailer, please drive carefully and follow the following guidelines:

• Reduce your driving speed and avoid sudden maneuvers. When a trailer is towed, the steering, stability, turning radius, stopping distance, and braking performance are different from those without a trailer.

• Keep at least twice the distance from the vehicle in front of you. This helps to avoid situations requiring emergency braking. Sudden braking may cause skidding or bottoming out and loss of control.

• Avoid sharp turns, which may cause the trailer to contact the vehicle and cause damage. Since the wheels of the trailer are closer to the inside of the turn than the wheels of the vehicle, the turn radius must be larger to prevent the trailer from hitting curbs, road signs, trees, or other objects.

• Check that the trailer lights and turn signal lights regularly are working properly.

• Check regularly that any items inside the vehicle are safe.

• Check regularly that the trailer brake works properly.

• Avoid parking on a slope.

• Check regularly that all towing parts have been firmly tightened.

• When a trailer is hitched, the LED taillight of the trailer may flash faintly, which is normal.

• No passengers are allowed in the trailer during towing.

• Place weight in the trailer near the axle as much as possible to reduce interference to the train set when swinging.

Trailer Parking

It is advised not to park on ramps with a gradient greater than 12% (approximately a 7° incline). If you have to park the vehicle on a slope, please place wheel chocks under the trailer wheels according to the following steps:

• One person presses and holds the brake pedal.

• Another person places the wheel chocks under the wheels on the downhill side.

• When the wheel chocks are in place, release the brake pedal and ensure that the wheel chocks can bear the weight of the vehicle and trailer (do not activate Autohold).

• Put the vehicle in PARK (P) and engage the trailer's parking brake.

Steering Wheel Position Memory Adjustment

You can Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Steering Wheel to configure your personalized settings.

Use the four directional buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to adjust its position for different scenarios, such as Drive/Alternate/Rest/Other. The settings can then be saved to the corresponding personal account.

After you are seated in the driver's seat (the driver door needs to be closed), press the button of the corresponding position in the driver's memory interface, and the steering wheel will be automatically adjusted to the latest personalized settings.

If the user changes the settings again during use of the vehicle, tap the Save button of the corresponding position on the driver's memory interface, and the updated settings will be saved for the corresponding position under the user's personal account and overwrite the original settings.

Steering Wheel Position Adjustment

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Steering Wheel > Start Adjustment to use the directional buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to adjust its position. Please refer to Steering Wheel Position Adjustment.

Adjusting the Right Side Mirror

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Start Adjustment to adjust the position of the right side mirror through the directional buttons on the right side of the steering wheel. Please refer to Side Mirrors Position Adjustment.

Volume Adjustment

In scenarios such as answering calls, talking with NOMI, and playing multimedia, press the Up or Down button to adjust the volume, and press and hold the Down button to mute the sound.

In other scenarios where there is no need for volume adjusting, holding the Up button gives no response, and press and hold the Down button to mute the sound.

In the mute state, press the Up button to unmute.

Triggering the Custom Feature

Press and hold the Middle button on the right side of the steering wheel to trigger the custom feature. The default triggered feature is NOMI. To change the custom function, enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display and tap Position Adjustment > Steering Wheel > Customized Shortcut Button.

Control within an Immediate Task

When the incoming call reminder is displayed, you can answer or reject the call with the Left and Right buttons, and the Middle button is for confirming the selection.

Switching the Normal Menu

Long press the Left or Right button to enter the Switching Mode, in which you can short press the Left or Right button to switch the order of the Dashboard menus. After pressing the Middle button, or after 3 seconds with no operation on the Left or Right button, the current menu will be selected automatically and the Switching Mode will be exited.

Controls within the Menu

When the instrument cluster shows the Media/Third-party Software, Estimated Range, Mileage, and Power Consumption menus, press the Left, Middle and Right buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to switch the media/third-party software type.

When the Media/Third-party Software menu is for Media: Left - previous track; Right - next track; Middle - play/pause;

When the instrument cluster shows Team menu: Middle - sound record/send.

Adjusting the Left Side Mirror

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Start Adjustment to adjust the position of the left side mirror through the directional buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. Please refer to Side Mirrors Position Adjustment.

Adjusting the Assisted Driving

Middle button: activate or exit Driver Assistance.

Up button: increase the cruising speed.

Down button: decrease the cruising speed.

Right button: increase the following distance.

Left button: Reduce following distance.

Short press the Up or Down button: increase/decrease the cruise speed by 5 km/h (default); Long press the Up or Down button: increase/decrease the cruise speed by 1 km/h continuously (default).

Press the Left or Right button: increase/decrease the following distance by 1 level; where Level 1 is the closest, and Level 5 is the farthest.

Long press the Middle button on the left side of the steering wheel: quickly switch between Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Centering Control (LCC/Pilot).

In the 2022 model of your vehicle, four USB ports are provided, including one Type-A port and three Type-C ports.

12V power supply for central open storage space

The central open storage space is equipped with a 12V power supply outlet, with a maximum power of approximately 180W.

Trunk 12V Power Supply

The trunk is equipped with a 12V power outlet, with a maximum power of approximately 180W.

The windshield wipers are used to clean the windshield. The different settings of the windshield wipers are performed via the stalk on the right of the steering wheel.

by then the icon will be displayed on the digital instrument cluster.	Name	Feature	Operation Method
	Single Wipe	The front wipers enter the Single Wiper mode	Move the wiper stalk down quickly
	Wipe Off	The front wipers enter the Wiper Off mode	Move the wiper stalk to this position
	Intermittent Wipe	The front wipers enter the Intermittent Wiper mode	Move the wiper stalk up to this position
	Continuous Wipe	The front wipers enter the Low Speed Wiper mode	Move the wiper stalk up to this position
		The front wipers enter the High Speed Wiper mode	Continue to move the wiper stalk up to this position

When the wipers are in Intermittent Wiper mode, adjust the speed of the windshield wipers with the speed switch. Scroll up to increase the wipe frequency, and scroll down to reduce the wipe frequency.

Auto Wiper

After the Auto Front Wiper feature is enabled, when the rain sensor detects rain, the wipers start to move; when the rain stops, the wipers stop moving.

The wiper speed changes automatically in response to vehicle speed and rainfall.

Press the automatic wipe button at the end of the wiper stalk to activate the Auto Wiper feature. Press the button again or move the stalk up or down to disable the Auto Wiper feature.

Clean Front Windshield with Wipers

Toggle the wiper stalk towards the rear of the vehicle, select , and then the nozzles on the wiper arms will spray water, while the wipers wipe slowly. Release the wiper stalk to stop the water spray.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display and tap Doors & Windows Locks > Wipers > Clean Plus. After this feature is turned on, the wipers will wipe once more after the water spray. It is recommended to turn off this feature during winter in northern regions.

Auto Defrosting of Side Mirrors and Rear Windshield

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors, and enable the Side Mirrors & Rear Windshield Auto Defrosting feature. When the front wipers are activated while driving on rainy days, the heating feature will be automatically enabled to remove fog on the side mirrors and rear windshield.

Side Mirrors Position Adjustment

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Start Adjustment, and press the directional buttons on the steering wheel to adjust the angle of the side mirrors in four directions. Once you have finished adjusting, you can either tap End Adjustment or refrain from pressing any directional buttons on the steering wheel for about 5 seconds, and the system will exit the adjustment mode.

Alternatively, you can swipe right from the left side of the Center Display to access the Quick Access interface and tap on the Side Mirror Adjustment icon to adjust their position.

The left buttons on the steering wheel are used to adjust the left side mirror, and the right buttons are used to adjust the right side mirror.

Adjustment Method:

Up and Down buttons: Control the up and down rotation of the side mirrors

Left and Right buttons: Control the left and right rotation of the side mirrors

Press: Rotate one level; long press: Continuously rotate

Side Mirrors Position Memory Setting

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors to configure your personalized settings.

You can set the personal locations for Drive/Alternate/Other scenarios via the buttons on both sides of the steering wheel and save them to your current vehicle’s personal account.

After you are seated in the driver's seat (the driver door needs to be closed), short press the button of the corresponding position in the driver's memory interface, and the side mirrors will be automatically adjusted to the location of the set memory.

When you need to update a position, adjust the side mirrors’ positions, and tap the Save button of the corresponding position. The updated settings will be saved to the current vehicle’s personal account and overwrite the original settings.

Auto-Tilt When Reversing for side mirrors

The side mirrors can auto tilt when reversing, and this feature is turned off by default. To enable or disable this feature, enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Auto-Tilt When Reversing.

Position memory settings: Press the brake pedal and shift into REVERSE (R). The Center Display will switch to the surround view. Tap the Quick Access icon , then tap Side Mirror Adjustment. Use the buttons on the left and right sides of the steering wheel to adjust the downward tilt position of the side mirrors. The adjusted positions will be automatically saved to your personal account, and the side mirrors will automatically tilt to the latest set position the next time you reverse.

When exiting the REVERSE (R) gear, the side mirrors will return to the Drive position of the driver's memory interface.

Auto Fold on Lock

You can set up automatic folding for the side mirrors by going to the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tapping Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors > Auto Fold on Lock. Once the setup is complete, the side mirrors will automatically fold when the vehicle is locked.

When you unlock the vehicle and close the driver door or press the brake pedal, the side mirrors will automatically unfold.

Manually Folded

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors >Fold Side Mirrors to fold or unfold the side mirrors.

You can also fold or unfold the side mirrors by swiping right from the left of the Center Display’s main interface to access the Quick Access page, and tapping the Fold Side Mirrors icon.

If your vehicle travels on narrow roads at a low speed (less than 40 km/h) and you have folded the side mirrors manually due to the road conditions, the side mirrors will automatically unfold when your vehicle speed exceeds 40 km/h.

Auto Heating of Side Mirrors and Rear Windshield

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Position Adjustment > Side Mirrors, and enable the Side Mirrors & Rear Windshield Auto Defrosting feature. When the front wipers are activated while driving on rainy days, the heating feature will be automatically enabled to remove fog on the side mirrors and rear windshield.

Control Bar

The control bar on the Center Display allows you to adjust the temperature and airflow distribution throughout your vehicle.

1. Air circulation

   The current airflow mode is displayed. You can tap to select the following three modes in sequence: Recirculation , Fresh Air , and Auto .

   By selecting the Auto mode, if the external air pollution is severe, the system will automatically deactivate the Fresh Air circulation and switch to the Recirculation mode, ensuring automatic control of the air quality inside the vehicle.

2. Driver area temperature display

   The target temperature on the driver area is displayed. You may tap on it to enter the temperature control interface.

   Temperature adjustment method:

   • Temperature bar: Swipe left and right on the temperature bar to adjust the driver area temperature between 15°C to 31°C.

   • Adjustment arrows: Tap the arrow to adjust the temperature by 0.5°C (between 15°C to 31°C).

   Tap SYNC to apply the driver side temperature settings to the front passenger and rear seats. To stop SYNC, manually adjust the temperature of the front passenger area or the rear row on the Center Display.

3. Climate control inlet and air volume regulation

   The ON or OFF status of the climate control is displayed. Tap to expand or collapse the climate control interface.

   Press and hold and slide to adjust the level of the front fan speed. There are eight levels, 0-8, where 0 turns off the climate control for the whole vehicle.

4. Front passenger area temperature display

   The target temperature on the front passenger area is displayed. You may tap on it to enter the temperature control interface.

   Temperature adjustment method:

   • Temperature bar: Swipe left and right on the temperature bar to adjust the driver area temperature between 15°C to 31°C.

   • Adjustment arrows: Tap the arrow to adjust the temperature by 0.5°C (between 15°C to 31°C).

5. Front windshield defrosting and defogging

   When the front windshield defrosting and defogging feature is turned on, the auto air conditioning (A/C) mode is turned on at the same time, the air distribution mode is set to Defrosting, and the air circulation is switched to the Auto mode.

   If the outside of the front windshield is foggy, it is recommended to turn on the wipers and auto A/C mode; if the inside of the front windshield is foggy, it is recommended to turn on defogging for the front windshield. After the fog has cleared, it is recommended to switch to auto A/C mode and turn on Auto Defog.

   Go to the Climate Control interface on the Center Display, tap , and turn on Auto Defog. Front windshield defogging will be turned on automatically when the inside of the front windshield is about to become foggy or slightly foggy.

Climate Control Interface

To access the Climate Control interface, tap the Climate Control button on the Center Display. You can set the front and rear Climate Control's air volume, temperature, airflow direction and other features by switching to the front or rear Climate Control interface.

by then the icon will be displayed on the digital instrument cluster.	Name	Feature
	Climate Control main switch	It controls the ON or OFF of the Climate Control throughout the vehicle.
	Rear row climate control switch	It controls the ON or OFF of the rear row climate control.
	Steering Wheel Heating	Control steering wheel heating.
/ / /	Climate control Auto/Cooling/Heating/Ventilate mode	Control the Climate Control system to cycle through the modes in the order of Auto > Cooling > Heating > Ventilate.
	Max cooling	When activated, the whole vehicle's Climate Control enters Max Cooling mode.
	Max heating	When activated, the whole vehicle's Climate Control enters Max Heating mode.
	Front windshield defrosting and defogging	When activated, it removes fog from the interior of the front windshield.
	Rear windshield heating	When activated, the rear windshield begins to heat up, and it will be turned off automatically after 15 minutes.
	A/C temperature adjustment	It adjusts the A/C temperature within the range of 15-31℃.
	A/C air volume adjustment	It adjusts the A/C air volume within the range of level 0-8.
	Window blowing mode	The A/C air vents direct air to the front windshield.
	Upper mode	The A/C air vents direct air to the upper body of the passenger.
	Lower mode	The A/C air vents direct air to the lower body of the passenger.
	Setting buttons for the A/C	Tap to access the feature settings interface
Auto	Auto mode	In this mode, the temperature, air volume, airflow direction of the front and rear rows' climate control and the Recirculation and Fresh Air mode will be adjusted automatically according to the temperature preset.
SYNC	SYNC	In SYNC mode, the temperature throughout the vehicle will be synchronized with the driver's side.

Front Row climate control Vents and Adjustment

To adjust the air vent at the Instrument Cluster, do as follows:‭

Press and hold the airflow area on the climate control interface of the Center Display and then slide up or down to control the vertical angle, and slide left and right to control the horizontal angle.

In Free mode, double-click the vent position on the Center Display to close the corresponding air vent. However, at least one air vent must be left open.

Rear Row Climate Control Vents and Adjustment

The rear air vent of the front center armrest can be adjusted as follows:

Press and hold the vent on the Center Display or the rear control display, and then slide up or down to control the vertical angle, and slide left and right to control the horizontal angle.

In Free mode, double-click the climate control vent on the Center Display to close the corresponding air vent. However, at least one air vent must be left open.

Rear passenger can use rear control display to adjust the rear climate control.

Tips for Using Climate Control

• Keep the grille clear of any obstructions (e.g., leaves, snow).

• If the vehicle is parked in direct sunlight, it is beneficial to open the windows while turning on the climate control in Cooling mode. This allows for air circulation and helps in rapidly cooling down the interior.

PM2.5 Air Purification

You can view the current air quality in your vehicle at the upper right corner of the Center Display, and tap to switch to the corresponding air purification mode.

Ionizer

You can go to the Comfort Panel interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap , enable Ionizer to generate negative ions while purifying the air, thereby further improving the air comfort in the vehicle.

A/C Deodorization

You can go to the Comfort Panel interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap to enable A/C Deodorization. After exiting and the vehicle is locked, the fan will run for a period of time to keep the evaporator and air duct dry and reduce bacteria.

You can select one of the two drying levels: Standard (the fan continues to work for about 3 minutes) and Extended (the fan continues to work for about 20 minutes).

This function is enabled by default, and the level is Standard by default. It will increase energy consumption in certain circumstances, so make sure that you plan your trip properly or turn the feature off if necessary.

Air Filter Indicator

After replacing the air filter element, you can go to the Comfort Panel interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap , and then tap Reset under Air Filter Indicator to reset the filter element service life timer.

You can select your navigation route on the navigation interface from the main page of the Center Display. If you have previously sent a navigation route through your NIO App, the selected navigation route will be displayed automatically when the Center Display is turned on.

Tap to set navigation options, such as route preference, navigation voice broadcast, and map display mode.

You can go to the Media interface from the main interface of the Center Display to select the program for listening to music:

• Select "Tidal" to discover and listen to your favorite music. You can also use it to build a library of your preferred songs or albums.

• Select “Spotify” to listen to and add your favorite music and podcasts to your library.

• Insert a USB drive into the USB port in your vehicle to play the music in the USB drive.

• After a mobile device is connected to your vehicle's Bluetooth, you can select "Bluetooth Music" to play the music in the mobile device.

You can Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Sound to adjust the volume level of media music; select Sound Mode to adjust the sound effects inside the passenger compartment, and if necessary (e.g., when children in the backseat are sleeping), activate the rear mute function.

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Nap Mode

You or authorized users can go to the Tide > Nap interface in the App Center to set the sound scenario and alarm time required for the nap, and save it under the corresponding account.

• By Time: Set a nap countdown timer, and you will be awakened at the set time. Afterward, you can choose to continue the nap or end it.

• By power charging: If the vehicle is in DC charging mode, you can set the nap to end when the charging reaches a set value within the range of charging limit.

• More settings, including: sleep-inducing sound volume and timer, alarm sound and volume, and switch for restoring seat position after naps end.

• Set up a sleep-inducing sound scenario.

Once in the Nap Mode, the interior lights will be turned off, windows will be closed, and the doors will be locked. The A/C will automatically set the appropriate temperature for you to nap, and the air purification will turn on automatically. If you are seated in the front row, the seat will automatically adjust to the rest position, or the default position if a rest position is not set. NOMI enters the Do Not Disturb mode to create your own space to relax. After the nap ends, the vehicle will resume the pre-nap setting.

Meditation Mode

You or authorized users can go to the Tide > Meditation interface in the App Center to set the sound scenario and volume for meditation, and save them under the corresponding account.

Once in the Meditation Mode, the interior lights will be turned off, windows will be closed, and the doors will be locked. The A/C will automatically set the appropriate temperature for you to meditate, and the air purification will turn on automatically. NOMI enters the Do Not Disturb mode to create an immersive and tranquil experience for you from the inside out. After the meditation ends, the vehicle will resume the pre-meditation setting.

Breathing

You or authorized users can go to the Tide > Breathing interface in the App Center to set the breathing scenario and sound scenario and volume for breathing, and save them under the corresponding account.

Front Center Display

When you or an authorized user logs in, the Center Display can seamlessly access rich and customized content, such as music, navigation, radio, etc. You can also personalize and save your favorite content to your account. The vehicle will automatically load any saved content the next time you log in. When you switch between different accounts, the vehicle will display personalized content saved to the corresponding account.

You can access the desired features (e.g. media, navigation) from the Home interface. The following features are provided on the Center Display:

1. Info bar

   Displays alert messages, warning messages and warning icons, etc.

   You can easily manage Bluetooth, network, hotspot, wireless charging, and smart devices on the info bar.

2. Tile feature menu

   Press and hold to switch to different feature tiles, such as music, weather, etc.

3. Home Interface

   To return to the Home interface, tap the button on the home page or swipe inward with four or five fingers on any interface of the Center Display.

4. Vehicle Settings

   Configure the settings for common features.

   You can also swipe right on the Center Display to enter the Quick Access interface, where you can use common features and customize shortcuts.

5. Climate control and comfort feature interface

   Quickly set the climate control, seats, and comfort features here.

6. App center

   You can select different applications here, such as Weather, Photos, etc.

7. Volume settings

   Quickly set the system and media volume.

To manage permissions for third-party applications, as well as view and clear storage space for both the system and applications, go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap General > Storage & App Management.

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap General > Vehicle System on Standby, and set the system to standby mode after the vehicle powers off. When the vehicle powers on again, the Center Display will start up quickly, ready for immediate use without having to wait.

Rear Screen

The rear screen includes the following vehicle control functions:

• Rear climate control: turn on/off, temperature adjustment, air volume adjustment, ventilation mode and vent direction adjustment, etc.

• Rear Seat Comfort Adjustments: adjust the ventilation, massage, heating and other functions of the rear seats.

• Rear Seat Space Adjustment: by adjusting the position of the front passenger seat, the space in the second row can be expanded.

• Rear media control: pause/play, skip tracks, display the current playback progress, and view song lyrics for the music played on the Center Display.

Swipe down from the top of the rear screen to access the Quick Access interface.

On the Quick Access interface, you can adjust screen brightness, media volume, and access the screensaver. For Vehicles equipped with a sunshade, you can control the brightness of the sunshade. For vehicles equipped with a glass roof, you can control the opening and closing of the roof.

Starting the Vehicle

Once the vehicle is unlocked, it enters the "Ready to Drive" (Power On) state when the following conditions are met:

1. The driver is seated.

2. The driver door is closed, or the brake pedal is pressed.

When you are seated in the driver's seat and the vehicle detects a valid key, press the brake pedal and toggle the gear shifter to the desired position to start the vehicle. At this point, the digital Instrument Cluster will show , indicating that the vehicle is ready to deliver power.

Gear Shifting

When the vehicle is stationary, press the brake pedal to change gears. After shifting gears, the digital Instrument Cluster will display the real-time gear of the vehicle. If the shift is unsuccessful, try shifting again.

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Sound > Gear Shift Sound to enable or disable the ringer and alerts.

The vehicle can be switched to NEUTRAL (N) in specific conditions such as while pushing the vehicle and automatic washing.

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > N (NEUTRAL) to enable or disable NEUTRAL (N).

Electric Parking Brake

When switching to Park (P), the digital Instrument Cluster displays to indicate that the Electric Parking Brake is enabled.

When locked from the outside of the vehicle, the vehicle's power will be automatically turned off, and the Center Display and digital instrument cluster will be shut down at the same time.

You can switch the vehicle to PARK (P) in the following ways:

• Press the PARK (P) button on the side of the gear shifter in the center console.

• Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > EPB to park.

When the digital instrument cluster displays , it indicates that the brake system is faulty. Please drive carefully and contact the NIO Service Center for maintenance.

Autohold

Autohold is to keep the vehicle stationary for temporary parking when the brake pedal is released.

During the driving process, when you press the brake pedal until the vehicle comes to a stop, pressing the brake pedal further will activate the Autohold feature.

The icon is displayed on the digital Instrument Cluster when the Autohold feature is activated. When it is activated, you can step on the accelerator or the brake pedal to deactivate Autohold.

You can also floor the brake pedal to activate Autohold in an emergency.

You can also activate Autohold when parking on an uphill road, where the braking system will provide sufficient braking force to keep the vehicle stationary in accordance with the gradient of the slope.

Smart Smooth Stop

Smart Smooth Stop is enabled by default.

When you slow down and brake in scenarios such as traffic jams or stopping at a red light (with the vehicle speed below 80 km/h), the vehicle will reduce brake pitching and jerking, while maintaining the necessary braking distance.

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Smart Smooth Stop, and manually disable this feature.

Emergency Braking

In the event of a brake pedal failure, you can activate Emergency Braking by pressing the PARK (P) button, which will produce full braking deceleration under normal circumstances to stop the vehicle.

• Press and hold the PARK (P) button to activate Emergency Braking.

• Release the PARK (P) button, or step on the accelerator to deactivate Emergency Braking. To re-activate Emergency Braking, you will need to press the button again.

Hill Start Assist

Hill Start Assist (HSA) prevents your vehicle from rolling back when starting uphill.

When your foot switches from the brake pedal to the accelerator, the pressure on the brake pedal will be maintained in the brake system for a maximum of 2 seconds. The temporary braking effect will disappear 2 seconds later or when you press the accelerator.

HUD

The Head-Up Display (HUD) projects information such as vehicle speed, navigation, traffic signs, cruise control indicators, Autohold, etc., onto the front windshield.

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Display > HUD to enable and configure the feature.

• Turning on HUD

• Warm Color Mode

• Mode Switch

• Active Brightness Adjustment

• Height

• Inclination

Once the height is set, the system will automatically memorize it.

Mode Switch provides three different navigation display modes to acquire different kinds of information:

• Auto: intelligently switch between road navigation information and intersection maps based on the road conditions.

• Detailed: automatically switch between minimaps and intersection maps.

• Minimal: display only the road navigation information.

HUD

HUD mirrors and projects relevant information such as the vehicle speed, navigation, traffic signs, cruise signs, and Autohold through the front windshield above the digital Instrument Cluster.

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Display > HUD to enable and configure the feature.

• Turning on HUD

• Warm Color Mode

• Height

• Brightness

• Inclination

Once the height is set, the system will automatically memorize it.

Lead Vehicle Go Notifier

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driver Assistance/Smart Driving > Lead Vehicle Go Notifier to enable or disable the feature.

With this feature enabled in the manual driving mode, if you do not follow after the lead vehicle starts, the vehicle will remind you.

Blind Spot Camera View

Go to Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Blind Spot Camera View to turn this feature on or off.

When this feature is enabled, activating the left or right turn signal with the stalk will display images from the corresponding side on the Center Display. This feature helps to eliminate blind spots when turning and provide necessary safety alerts, helping to reduce driving risks. If a nearby obstacle appears on the corresponding side, a red warning will appear on the side of the obstacle in the image window, making the warning more visible.

The image window will be closed when the turn signal is off or when you tap the Close button in the top left corner of the Center Display.

Snow Mode

Snow Mode is designed for snow-covered roads and other low-traction surfaces, such as wet grass.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Snow Mode to turn this mode on or off.

After the mode is activated, the vehicle stays in 4WD with power evenly distributed between the front and rear wheels, a smoother accelerator response, extremely low regenerative braking, and increased ride height, all aimed at improving vehicle stability and preventing skidding or getting stuck.

Wet Mode

Wet Mode is appropriate for slick hard asphalt or congested, slick sand and mud conditions, as well as flooded roads.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Wet Mode to turn this mode on or off.

After the mode is activated, the vehicle stays in 4WD with power evenly distributed between the front and rear wheels, extremely low regenerative braking, to improve vehicle stability and ride comfort.

Sand Mode

Sand Mode is appropriate for congested hard roadbed sandy soil road surfaces and gobi deserts.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Sand Mode to turn this mode on or off.

When the mode is activated, the vehicle stays in 4WD, but with more aggressive power delivery to the rear wheels. The ride height is increased, allowing some sideways slip to enhance the vehicle's handling agility.

Wash Mode

Activating the Wash Mode can reduce the chances of damaging vehicle components due to misoperation when washing the vehicle.

To enable or disable this feature, Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > Wash Mode.

Once the Wash Mode is activated, the vehicle's windows, side mirrors, glass roof^*, and spoiler^* will be closed. Features such as the liftgate kick sensor, automatic wiper sensor, recessed door handle extension, automatic door handle pop-in, and the touch-to-open charge port door^* will be disabled. Additionally, the Walk-Away Lock, Walk-Up Unlock, and Auto Defog will be turned off, while the A/C will switch to recirculation.

Features marked with "*" will vary by model. Please refer to the actual product.

The above settings can also be manually changed during the washing process. The features will be restored once you exit the Wash Mode. Additionally, you can quickly adjust the side mirrors and enable/disable the Screen Clean Mode on this interface.

The Wash Mode will be disabled when the vehicle speed exceeds 15 km/h.

ECO+ Mode

The ECO+ mode reduces overall vehicle power consumption by disabling non-essential functions while minimally meeting driving needs, ultimately conserving battery power.

When the mode is enabled, the maximum speed of the vehicle is limited, and some energy-consuming functions such as Driver Assistance, comfort, entertainment, cooling and heating will be turned off or disabled to improve the vehicle's remaining range.

Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, and tap Driving and Parking > ECO+ Mode to enter or exit this mode. Disabling this mode will return the vehicle to the previous regular drive mode.

You can also switch to the standard driving mode by pressing the Drive Mode button on the center console.

Trailer Mode

The Trailer Mode automatically detects trailer connection and adjusts settings such as ride height, side mirror angle, assisted driving, and safety features to adapt to the towing scenario.

Before towing, please shift the vehicle to PARK (P), access the Settings from the bottom of the Center Display, then tap Driving and Parking > Tow Hitch to extend the tow hook.

When a trailer is towed, Trailer Mode must always be active. When you connect the trailer’s electrical harness, the vehicle will enable Trailer Mode after you confirm. Trailer Mode will be deactivated when the trailer’s electrical harness is disconnected.

To enable or exit Trailer Mode, Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display and tap Driving and Parking > Trailer Mode. One of the following indicators will be displayed on the digital Instrument Cluster at this time:

by then the icon will be displayed on the digital instrument cluster.	Description
	The vehicle has detected the connection of the trailer lights, but Trailer Mode is not activated. The vehicle may already have an accessory connected.
	The vehicle has detected a faulty electrical connection to the trailer light. Some or all of the trailer lights may be faulty. To ensure your safety, pull over as soon as possible and check the wiring or connection of the trailer lights for faults. If the problem has been resolved but the red icon is still on, please try turning off Trailer mode and then turning it on again.

Easy Pass

You can enable Easy Pass by pressing the physical buttons of Drive Mode on the center console. The ride height of the vehicle will be elevated to the highest level at this time.

This feature will be automatically disabled in the following circumstances:

• The vehicle speed exceeds 30 km/h.

• The drive mode changes.

You can also enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Driving and Parking > Ride Height, and manually adjust the ride height to better handle complex road conditions such as potholes, road shoulders, deep snow, etc.

Loop Recording

When the DVR is enabled, the camera will be turned on automatically and continue to record loop videos until the video recording is terminated.

The longest continuous loop recording time for the main angle mode of a DVR is about 10 hours, and 5.7 hours for the five-view angle mode. When the corresponding time is exceeded, the original video file will be overwritten.

The contents of the Loop Recording will be stored in the App Center Photos > DVR > Loop Recording folder. If you need to save specific video files, please use a USB drive or other storage devices.

Emergency Recording

The Emergency Recording feature is enabled by default. If the Autonomous Emergency Brake is triggered or the airbag is deployed, the DVR will automatically start to record and save emergency event videos.

This feature will record video for 30 seconds before and 60 seconds after the emergency, which will be stored in the App Center Album > DVR > Emergencies folder. If you need to save specific video files, please use a USB drive or other storage devices.

One-Touch Recording

You can use the Quick Record feature to promptly record and save the ongoing events.

Go to the Quick Access interface by swiping right on the home interface of the Center Display, tap Quick Record to start recording. The icon will display in the status bar at the top of the Center Display.

This feature will record and synthesize video for 30 seconds before and 60 seconds after the event. The contents of the recording will be stored in the App Center Album > DVR > Quick Record folder. If you need to save specific video files, please use a USB drive or other storage devices.

Seat Belt Instructions

All seats are equipped with seat belts.

Seat belts are one of the most important ways to protect passengers in case of an accident. Using seat belts together with airbags can reduce the risk of severe injury if a collision occurs.

The vehicle is equipped with seatbelt pre-tensioners for the front seats and the outer seats in the second row. In the event of a severe collision, these pre-tensioners automatically tighten the seatbelt to reduce slack. Additionally, they are designed to prevent excessive restraint force, minimizing the risk of secondary injuries caused by over-tightening.

Seat Belt Warning

Wearing Seat Belts

Use the seat belts correctly as follows:

1. Pull the seat belt by the belt buckle evenly across your body, and ensure that the shoulder strap is placed over the shoulder while the lap strap is positioned across the pelvis. Never place the seat belt across the neck or abdomen. Insert the belt buckle into the belt latch until you hear a click indicating it is locked in place.

   

2. Press the button, and slide the belt upward or downward to adjust the seat belt height. Release the button when the belt is at an appropriate height. To check if the belt is securely locked in place, pull firmly on the shoulder portion of the belt.

To release the seat belt, press the red button at the buckle, and the tongue will pop out. Now the seat belt can be retracted by hand. The tongue can be rolled back automatically into the upper fixing device of the seat belt.

Airbag Instructions

Airbags are a supplementary restraint system that works with the seat belts. Airbags quickly deploy in serious accidents to protect the head and chest of passengers and reduce the severity of injury. However, they do not prevent limb injuries or scrapes and bruises. Therefore, the airbags should be used together with the seat belt to provide maximum protection.

Your vehicle is equipped with collision sensors. In case of a frontal or side collision that meets the conditions (depending on the type, angle and object of collision) for the airbag system to deploy, the airbags will deploy from the position corresponding to the collision. The gas generator inside the airbag will ignite and release gas at high pressure to blow open the cover of the airbag. Gas will fill the airbag to form a buffer protection layer that protects passengers, thereby reducing the risk of injury or death.

The frontal airbags include front row head airbags and side airbags. The word “AIRBAG” is marked on the places where the airbags are placed to remind you of their locations.

• The frontal airbags include the front row head airbags, which are located in the trim cover of the steering wheel and at the Instrument Cluster panel on the front passenger side respectively;

• The side airbags include the front side airbags (located on both sides of the driver seat and the outside of the front passenger seat) and the curtain airbags (located above the doors on both sides, in the roof area from the A-pillar to the C-pillar).

1. Driver frontal airbag

2. Front passenger frontal airbag

3. Front seat side airbag

4. Curtain airbags

Airbag Deployment Conditions

The airbags may deploy in the following conditions:

1. High speed frontal impact with a wall or vehicle.

2. Impact with hard roadbed.

3. Falling into a deep ditch.

4. Side impact by a vehicle traveling at a high speed.

5. Landing on the road with a violent jolt.

The airbags may not deploy in some collisions, including but not limited to the following situations, and please use seat belts correctly for protection:

1. Impact with a tree, pillar or other slender objects.

2. Rear collision from a vehicle behind.

3. Lateral rollover.

4. Collision or intrusion into the rear of a truck.

5. Collision with a vehicle from the side at the nose of the vehicle.

6. Collision with a wall from the side at the nose of the vehicle.

7. Side collision with a pillar.

8. Side collision at the front of the vehicle at a certain angle.

9. Side collision on the body of the vehicle at a certain angle.

10. Partial side collision.

11. Partial side collision.

Airbag Warning Light

The airbag warning light indicating the airbag status is displayed on the digital Instrument Cluster. If this warning light is on after the digital instrument cluster is started, please stop using your vehicle and contact the NIO Service Center immediately.

Deactivating the Front Passenger Airbag

As the airbag expands rapidly and has a large impact force when deployed, it is safer for the front passenger to stay at least 25 centimeters away from the front airbag.

If there are special circumstances (e.g., passengers with special medical needs) where the front passenger airbag needs to be turned off, you can Enter the Settings interface from the bottom of the Center Display, tap Security & Privacy > Security > Front Passenger Airbag, and turn off the front passenger airbag. At this time, the icon and text at the top of the Center Display indicate that the front passenger airbag is disabled, so as to avoid serious injury to the front row passenger.

Safety Measures after Airbag Deployment

Manually Activate or Deactivate Child Locks

Tap the corresponding Rear Door/Window Child Lock button. ON means this feature is enabled, and OFF means it is disabled.

When a door/window child lock is enabled and a passenger attempts to open the door/window from the inside, a pop-up reminder will appear on the Center Display.

You can still open a door from the outside even when its child lock is enabled.

If a door/window child lock fails to be enabled or disabled, a pop-up reminder will appear on the Center Display. Repeat the above steps until successful.

Important Instructions for Using Child Safety Seats

Child Safety Seat Grouping

Only a child safety seat that is approved and suitable for the child is allowed to be used. Children taller than 1.5 meters can use the vehicle seat belts as would an adult. If a child safety seat needs to be used, it must comply with relevant regulations or standards.

Selection of Child Safety Seat

There is a warning label for the front row airbag on the sun visor on the front passenger side:

Never use a rearward-facing child restraint on a seat protected by an Active airbag in front of it, death or serious injury to the child can occur.

Children should use a child safety seat or seat belt in either outer rear seat according to the age, height and weight of the child:

• Reclining child safety seats should be used for infants weighing less than 13 kilograms. They should be installed rearwards in rear seats whenever possible.

• Child safety seats with safety platforms or five-point seat belts should be used for children with a weight of 9-18 kilograms. It is recommended to install them rearwards in rear seats.

• Forward-facing child safety seats should be used for children with a weight of 15-25 kilograms. They should be installed in rear seats in coordination with seat belts.

• Child booster seat cushions should be used for children with a weight of 22-36 kg and a height less of than 1.5 meters. They should be installed in the rear seats in coordination with seat belts.

Installation of Child Safety Seat

Before installing a child safety seat, please read the instructions for the child safety seat carefully to confirm that it can be installed in your vehicle. If the vehicle seat belt or ISOFIX connection can be used to fix the child safety seat according to the installation method of the child safety seat, it is recommended to use the ISOFIX connection preferentially.

• Securing with Vehicle Seat Belt

  Install the child safety seat in the rear seat, put the vehicle seat belt through the child safety seat and insert the tongue into the buckle. Make sure that the seat belt is straight, not twisted. Pull the seat belt to confirm that it cannot be pulled out.

  

• Securing with ISOFIX Connection

  Both outer rear seats in your vehicle are equipped with ISOFIX connections suitable for installing child safety seats. The ISOFIX connection is hidden under the cover between the seat back and the seat cushion. After opening the cover, insert it into the gap between the seat back and the seat cushion, and then use the ISOFIX connection to install the child safety seat.

  1. Lift the cover between the seat back and the seat cushion, and insert the lower part of the child safety seat into the hook in the ISOFIX connection until you hear a click.

     

  2. Pass the upper fixing belt of the child safety seat under the seat headrest and connect it with the hook in the upper safety device of the rear seat.

     

  3. Pull the child safety seat firmly to check whether it is securely installed.

Intended use

FCW is a Safety Assist feature and can help prevent frontal collisions with the alert to the driver. FCW may provide assistance only in forward motion, i.e. when your vehicle driving forward.

FCW may not respond in all traffic, weather or road conditions. It is for reference only and cannot replace the driver's attention and judgement. Do not rely only on FCW feature. When a collision risk is detected, do not wait for the Forward Collision Warning to activate before taking action.

The driver is expected to react to the alert and apply the brake. After the FCW activation, depending on the situation and remaining collision risk, the Autonomous Emergency Braking may activate even if the driver applies the brake following the FCW alert.

The driver is always responsible for safe driving and must comply with applicable traffic laws and regulations.

Caution

Once the Forward Collision Warning is deactivated, the vehicle will not provide alerts for potential frontal collisions. If FCW feature is turned off, the Autonomous Emergency Braking feature will also be disabled, therefore the system will not automatically apply the brakes even if a potential collision is detected. It is recommended to not deactivate the FCW feature.

Forward Collision Warning will automatically be reactivated when the vehicle's system restarts.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all the situations that may affect the proper operation of FCW. Many factors may interfere with the FCW. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Enable /Disable FCTA

Enter the settings page in the control bar below the central control screen, clickDriver Assistance > Front Cross Traffic Alert to enable or disable this feature.

When FCTA is triggered, red highlights will be displayed in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD).

If the Front Cross Traffic Alert feature is not available due to system failure, a dedicated icon will appear on the right side of the Instrument Cluster:

Operating conditions for FCTA:

• The vehicle speed is lower than 15 km/h and higher than 0 km/h.

• The speed of a front crossing vehicle is within a certain range of the normal vehicle speed.

• The front lateral radar operates normally and has a clear field of view.

• The driver is seated.

• Your vehicle is in D gear.

Precautions and Restrictions

FCTA may not respond to targets in the blind spots of the sensor. It cannot detect lateral vehicles in front of your vehicle through obstacles or parked vehicles.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the FCTA system. Many factors may interfere with the FCTA system. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Enable/Disable Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)

To enable or disable this feature, enter the settings page in the control bar from the Central Display clickDriver Assistance > Rear Cross Traffic Alertto enable or disable this feature.

To choose whether to only receive a warning or also allow the system to brake, go toDriver Assistance > Rear Cross Traffic Alert > Assist Level:

• Warning: At speeds of 1 to 15 km/h, the system will alert the driver with visual and auditory signals if it detects a potential collision risk with traffic crossing from behind.

• Warning & Braking: At speeds of 1 to 15 km/h, when conditions are met, the system will provide visual and auditory alerts, and may apply brief active braking if needed, though it cannot guarantee the vehicle will come to a complete stop.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

When RCTA is triggered, red highlights will be displayed in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD).

If the Front Cross Traffic Alert feature is not available due to system failure, a dedicated icon will appear on the right side of the Instrument Cluster:

Operating conditions for RCTA:

• The speed of a rear-crossing vehicle is between 5 and 60 km/h.

• The rear lateral radar operates normally and has a clear field of view.

• The driver is seated.

• All doors are closed.

• Your vehicle is in gear position R.

Precautions and Restrictions

RCTA does not respond to targets in the blind spots of the sensor. It cannot detect lateral vehicles in front of your vehicle through obstacles or parked vehicles.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the RCTA system. Many factors may interfere with the RCTA system. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Enable/Disable Autonomous Emergency Braking

Enter the Settings interface on the Center Display, and tap Driver Assistance > Autonomous Emergency Braking to enable or disable this feature.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

When AEB is triggered, a warning message will be displayed in the Instrument Cluster.

If the AEB is turned off by the user or not available due to a system failure, a dedicated icon will appear on the right side of the Instrument Cluster:

Intended use

• AEB is a Safety Assist function, providing assistance primarily when the vehicle is driving forward, by assisting to reduce or prevent frontal, side, and rear collisions. When driving in reverse, the system can only react to pedestrians.

• Performance of AEB may be affected by certain conditions, related to all traffic, weather or road conditions. Being a driving assistance safety feature, it cannot replace the driver's attention and judgement. Do not rely only on the AEB feature, otherwise personal injury or vehicle damage may occur. When danger is detected, do not wait for the AEB to activate before taking action.

Operating Scenarios

Precautions and Restrictions

Once the AEB is deactivated, the feature will indicate its status and will not provide alerts for potential collisions nor will it apply the brakes. It is recommended to not deactivate the AEB feature. AEB will automatically be reactivated when the vehicle's system restarts.

Some situations may lead to a camera failure and AEB malfeature. They include but are not limited to:

• The position of the camera has been changed.

• The camera is obstructed or blocked. The camera lens is contaminated with a variety of foreign substances, including water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wipers, ice, and snow.

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as at tunnel entrances or exits. Or the bright light interferes with the camera's view.

• Reduced detection capability due to dim surroundings, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel.

• Large shadows are cast by buildings, landscapes, or large vehicles. Exhaust gas, water spray, snow, or dust stirred up by a vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle.

• Severe weather conditions such as rain, snow, fog, or haze.

• Navigating on wet roads.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all the situations that may affect the normal operation of the AEB system. Many factors may interfere with the AEB system. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Enable/Disable Lane Departure Warning

Enter the settings page in the control bar from the Central Display, clickDriver Assistance > Lane Departure Warning and Assist > Assist Level: Warningto enable or disable this feature.

When enabled, you can select the alert methods and sensitivity:

• ClickDriver Assistance > Lane Departure Warning and Assist> Warning Type to set the type of warning for this feature. There are three possible combinations of LDW warning types: visual & audio, visual & vibration, visual & audio & vibration.

• ClickDriver Assistance > Lane Departure Warning and Assist> Sensitivity to set the alert timing sensitivity for this feature. There are three possible levels of LDW sensitivity: low, medium, high.

Set your alert methods and sensitivity carefully to ensure they align with your driving habits.

LDW will automatically reactivate when the vehicle is restarted.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

The status of LDW is indicated by the LDW status icon ① displayed on the lower left side of the screen and through highlighting the lane markings ② in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD).

Operating Conditions of LDW:

• The vehicle speed is about 50-130 km/h.

• The vehicle drives normally without suddenly accelerating, decelerating or steering.

• The vehicle is in the center of its lane and does not drive on the lane markings.

• The lane markings on at least one side are clear.

• High-definition cameras work normally and provide clear vision.

• No components of the LDW system are faulty.

• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • The driver is seated and seat belt is fasten.

  • All doors are closed.

  • The vehicle is in gear position D

  • The anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not enabled.

  • The traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not manually disabled.

Precautions and Restrictions

LDW can only provide some warning assistance and cannot control the vehicle speed or steer the vehicle.

The Lane Departure Warning may not detect road edges, so it is important to drive cautiously and always stay within the lane.

Some situations may cause the LDW system to malfeature or automatically exit due to a camera failure. They include but are not limited to:

• The position of the camera has been changed.

• The camera is obstructed or blocked.

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as at tunnel entrances or exits. Or the bright light interferes with the camera's view.

• Reduced detection capability due to dim surroundings, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel.

• Large shadows are cast by buildings, landscapes, or large vehicles. Exhaust gas, water spray, snow, or dust stirred up by a vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle.

• Severe weather conditions such as rain, snow, fog, or haze.

• Navigating on wet roads.

Enable/disable Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)

Enter the settings page in the control bar from the Central Display, clickDriver Assistance > Lane Departure Warning and Assist > Assist Level: Warning & Lane Correctionto enable or disable this feature. When enabled, you can customise sensitivity.

Enter the settings page in the control bar below the central control screen, clickDriver Assistance > Lane Departure Warning and Assist > Sensitivity to set the alert timing sensitivity for this feature. There are three possible levels of LKA sensitivity: low, medium, high.

If LKA is disabled by the user, LDW will be automatically activated when the vehicle restarts.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

The status of LKA is indicated by the LKA status icon ① displayed on the lower left side of the screen and through highlighting the lane markings ② in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD).

Operating Conditions for LKA:

• The vehicle speed is about 50-130 km/h.

• The vehicle drives normally without suddenly accelerating, decelerating or steering.

• The vehicle is in the center of its lane and does not drive on the lane markings.

• The lane markings on at least one side are clear.

• High-definition camera works normally and provides clear vision.

• No components of the LKA system are faulty.

• The vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • The driver is seated and seat belt is fasten.

  • All doors are closed.

  • The vehicle is in gear position D

  • The anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not enabled.

  • The traction control system and vehicle stability control system are not manually disabled.

Precautions and Restrictions

LKA can only provide some steering assistance and cannot control the vehicle speed.

LKA is not intended to continuously control the direction of the vehicle, i.e. it is unable to keep the vehicle in the middle of the lane.

LKA has limited steering force and can only provide slight steering assistance to prevent the vehicle from deviating from the lane completely. Therefore, do not rely on LKA for steering, always be prepared to increase your steering effort, especially in curves.

Take over the steering wheel immediately if you need to turn, turn around, or pass through winding or sharp roads.

Lane Keeping Assist does not alert or control when the turn signals are turned on and the vehicle deviates to the appropriate side.

When using Lane Keeping Assist, stay prepared to take over your vehicle if you find surrounding traffic, road conditions or vehicle unsuitable for use, or if there are other unsafe factors.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the LKA system. Many factors may interfere with the LKA system. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Enable/disable Emergency Lane Keeping

Enter the Settings interface from the·bottom of the central control screen, tapDriver Assistance > Emergency Lane Keepingto enable or disable this feature.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

The status of ELK is indicated by the ELK status icon (1) displayed on the lower left side of the screen and through highlighting the lane markings (2) in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD).

• ELK Active:

  (1) ELK status icon is entirely white for Dark Mode/Auto Mode during the night (black for Auto Mode during the day)

  (2) Detected adjacent lane markings are white in the ESD for Dark Mode/Auto Mode during the night (black for Auto Mode during the day)

• ELK single trigger for road edge or solid line scenarios - level 1:

During the ELK activation for road edge or solid line scenarios, the corresponding side lane marking will be displayed in yellow on the Instrument Cluster, both in the status icon and in the ESD:

(1) ELK status icon has the corresponding side line highlighted in yellow to indicate triggering lane marking

(2) Triggering lane marking is highlighted in yellow in the ESD

• ELK consecutive trigger for single road edge or solid line scenarios - level 2:

If the vehicle approaches the road edge or a solid line consequently in a short time, then the corresponding side lane marking will be displayed in red on the Instrument Cluster, both in the status icon and in the ESD:

(1) ELK status icon has the corresponding side line highlighted in red to indicate triggering lane marking

(2) Triggering lane marking is highlighted in red in the ESD

• ELK trigger for oncoming and overtaking scenarios:

During the ELK activation for oncoming and overtaking scenarios, the corresponding side lane marking will be displayed in red on IC.

(1) ELK status icon has the corresponding side line highlighted in red to indicate triggering lane marking

(2) Triggering lane marking is highlighted in red in the ESD

• ELK is Disabled:

(1) ELK status icon is not displayed

If ELK is turned off by the user, a dedicated yellow icon will appear on the right side of the Instrument Cluster:

If ELK is not available or there is a system failure, a dedicated red icon will appear on the right side of the Instrument Cluster:

The Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display (ESD) is only for illustrative purposes and cannot fully reflect actual traffic conditions. Therefore, do not rely on the content displayed from the ESD.

Intended use

ELK is a Safety Assist feature and it can help prevent possible lane departure or possible side collisions with other road users. It can also provide a visual and acoustic warning to alert the driver if the vehicle is driving too close to the lane line, road edge or the adjacent road users.

ELK may not respond to all traffic, weather or road conditions. It is a driving assistance feature, therefore attention and safety while driving remains drivers responsibility at all times. If a dangerous situation is detected, do not wait for ELK to intervene before taking action.

Operating Conditions

Operating Conditions of Emergency Lane Keeping:

• The vehicle speed between 50 and 130 km/h

• The vehicle drives normally without sudden acceleration, deceleration or steering

• The vehicle is in the center of its lane and does not drive on the lane marking

• Sensors are not obstructed or covered, system is operating normally

Operating Scenarios

1. ELK in case of deviation to the road edge: When the operating conditions of ELK are met, it can provide a certain degree of steering assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane to the road edge when the turn signal light is off.

2. ELK in case of deviation to solid lane marking:When the operating conditions of ELK are met, it can provide a certain degree of steering assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane involuntarily to a solid lane marking when the turn signal light is off.

3. ELK in case of oncoming traffic:When the operating conditions are met, ELK can provide a certain degree of steer assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane involuntarily to the adjacent lane with oncoming vehicle/motorbike. The turn signal light must be off and the lane marking must be clear to let the system activate ELK.

4. ELK in case of overtaking traffic:When the operating conditions of ELK are met, it can provide a certain degree of steering assist if your vehicle deviates from its lane or actively switches to the adjacent lane where there is another road user approaching from behind and the lane markings are clear.

ELK may have unintended activations or delayed reactions in certain circumstances, including but not limited to:

• Sensor position is affected, they are obstructed or otherwise blocked

• Road and lane marking quality and/or visibility is poor

• Changes in ambient temperature or brightness, such as at tunnel entrances, exits or direct light

• Large shadows are cast by buildings, landscapes, or large vehicles

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow, or dust stirred up by a vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle

• Severe weather conditions such as rain, snow, fog, or haze.

• Large objects by the road side, such as metal fences, concrete walls and other similar objects

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the ELK system. To avoid safety accidents, be sure to always pay attention to traffic, road and vehicle conditions and drive with caution.

Enable/Disable Blind Spot Detection

To enable or disable the Blind Spot Detection, enter the Settings interface in the control bar from the Central Display, tapDriver Assistance > Blind Spot Detection. You can also customize your Warning Type.

Activate / deactivate Blind Spot Detection

After enabling BSD in the settings page, no further action is needed from the driver. BSD will be automatically activated when the vehicle is driving at a speed higher than 15 km/h.

BSD does not feature when the vehicle is in REVERSE.

Blind Spot Detection Warning Types and Display

When a vehicle is detected in the driver's blind spot or approaching rapidly from behind, a marker will appear on the side mirrors. If you activate the turn signal for that side and depending on the selected warning type, the system will provide the following warnings to prevent lane changes:

• Visual: The marker light on the side mirror flashes ;

• Visual & Audio: A sound alert plays, accompanied by the flashing marker light on the side mirror.

• Visual & Vibration: The steering wheel vibrates, along with the flashing marker light on the side mirror.

• Visual & Audio & Vibration: A sound alert, steering wheel vibration, and flashing marker light in the side mirror will all activate simultaneously.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

The Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display (ESD) will also highlight the direction from which the detected vehicle is approaching:

The Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display (ESD) is for illustrative purposes only and may not fully reflect actual traffic conditions. Therefore, do not rely solely on the ESD for situational awareness.

Caution

In situations with high ambient noise, such as when the in-car sound system is too loud or there is noise outside the vehicle, the warning sound may be inaudible.

When driving on roads with sharp curves, wide lanes or an uneven surfaces, Blind Spot Detection may not be able to warn you about vehicles in adjacent lanes.

Enable/Disable Door Opening Warning

Enter the Settings interface from the·bottom of the central control screen, tapDriver Assistance > Door Opening Warningto enable or disable this feature.

Once DOW is deactivated, the vehicle will not provide alerts for targets approaching fast from behind. It will automatically be reactivated when the vehicle's system restarts.

DOW Display

Enable/Disable the Drowsiness Warning

Enter the Settings interface in the control bar from the central control screen, tap Driver Assistance > Drowsiness Warning, and turn this feature on or off. If enabled, the feature will monitor the driver's state when the vehicle speed is above 20 km/h approximately.

Enter the Settings interface in the control bar from the central control screen, tapDriver Assistance > Distraction Warning, and turn this feature on or off. If enabled, the feature will monitor the driver's state when the vehicle speed is above 10 km/h.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

• Level 1 alarm (with the Distraction Warning feature as an example)

  

• Level 2 alarm (with the Distraction Warning feature as an example)

  

• When the ADMS camera is occluded or cannot detect the facial features of the driver, a yellow icon will be displayed on the right side of the Instrument Cluster. The Drowsiness Warning and Distraction Warning will be limited in this case. After adjusting the steering wheel or seat position, the ADMS requires a brief recalibration, during which the icon may be displayed. If the icon remains on after several minutes, clean the camera, adjust your driving position, or contact the NIO Service Center for assistance.

  

• In case of an ADMS failure, a specific red icon will be displayed on the right side of the Instrument Cluster, indicating that the Drowsiness Warning and Distraction Warning are unavailable. Contact the NIO Service Center promptly.

  

Intended use

The Advanced Driver Monitoring System (ADMS) is designed to promote safe driving by monitoring driver attentiveness. The system is not used for any other purposes and is compliant to Data Privacy laws relevant to the country of operation.

When aDrowsiness WarningorDistraction Warning is displayed, the driver should immediately focus on driving and, if necessary, take a break.

If the driver does not take over the vehicle after a Level 2 alarm, the Emergency Active Stop (EAS) will be activated, under the normal operating requirements of the system. For further information, refer to the related User Manual subchapter underSafety Assist Features > Emergency Active Stop (EAS).

Advanced Driver Monitoring System cannot operate under all conditions and is only designed to assist driving. The driver always bears the responsibility for driving safely.

Caution

The driver is always responsible for maintaining alertness and ensuring safe driving practices at all times. The ADMS is designed to assist and provide alerts but does not replace the need for active engagement and periodic breaks.

Intended use

The EAS feature is meant to assist in critical situations where the driver's responsiveness is compromised, providing an additional layer of safety to prevent potential accidents.

Therefore, the feature is mainly designed for the following scenarios:

• Extended Inactivity: when the driver fails to maintain control of the steering wheel, especially when the Drive Assist features (ACC or Pilot Assist) are engaged

• Fatigue and Distraction: when warnings from the Drowsiness Warning or Distraction Warning systems have been issued, but the driver has still not responded

When activated, Emergency Active Stop will bring the vehicle to a smooth stop. During the process, drifting or collision may not be avoided. Do not rely on or deliberately trigger this feature.

Enable/Disable the Speed Limit Information Function

The Speed Limit Information Function is always enabled and cannot be switched off by the user.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

SLIF is displayed on the left side of the Instrument Cluster, next to the real-time vehicle speed.

SLIF Basic

SLIF advanced displays also the condition that applies to the speed limit

TheSLIF Basic legal speed limit is visualized in the following way.

1. When the system determines a certain legal speed limit, it will be displayed as such:

   	Red circle with black font: standard visualization.
   	Red circle with red font: current speed is above legal speed limit.

2. When the system determines that there is no legal speed limit, it shows it in the following way:

   Speed limit ends sign

The SLIF Advanced conditional legal speed limit is displayed as such:

	Weather conditioned speed limits, such as during rain and snow.
	Time conditioned speed limits.
	Speed limits for trailer usage.
	In case confidence and accuracy in the speed limit sign or its condition are low, SLIF will indicate this by adding a grey question mark on the lower right side of the speed limit information displayed
	If there is a fault with the SLIF system, a dedicated fault icon is located at the top right side of the Instrument Cluster

If the vehicle is equipped with an HUD, SLIF will also be displayed there in addition to the Instrument Cluster.

Intended use

The Speed Limit Information Function shows the currently valid speed limit in the Instrument Cluster and is able to provide additional information for some conditional signs.Road signs with supplementary signs, for example, for wet road conditions, are taken into account and compared with the vehicle's onboard data, for example, the windshield wiper signal. The road sign and associated supplementary icons are then displayed in the Instrument Cluster and the HUD, if applicable, or ignored, depending on the situation.Temporary speed limits may also be displayed, for example at construction sites.

When Trailer Mode is activated, SLIF will not reflect the trailer use and will display the general valid speed limit if not indicated otherwise by the additional condition displayed.

Caution

Speed Limit Information Function is only a supplement to and does not operate as a substitute for the driver's visual observation. Never rely only on the SLIF value displayed by the system.

The above warnings, precautions and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the SLIF system. To avoid driving overspeed, be sure to always pay attention to traffic, road and vehicle conditions and drive with caution.

Enable/Disable Overspeed Alert

Overspeed Alert will automatically reactivate when the vehicle restarts.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

When Overspeed Alert is active and the vehicle is driving overspeed, the Speed Limit Information Function (SLIF) value will be displayed in red and will flash in the Instrument Cluster:

If Overspeed Alert is turned off by the user, a dedicated yellow icon will appear on the right side of the Instrument Cluster:

Intended use

The Overspeed Alert feature assists in preventing speed limit violations by providing the driver with visual and audible alerts. However, it does not control the vehicle's speed in any way. It is the driver's responsibility to adhere to applicable traffic laws.

Enable Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

To enable ACC as your Assisted Driving mode, enter the Settings interface in the control bar from the Central Display, tapDriver Assistanceand select Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC).

Having selected the Assisted Driving mode does not automatically activate the feature, please refer to activation and deactivation section below.

feature Control Overview

The feature can be activated and controlled through the commands on the left side of the steering wheel, as described below.

• Middle button (short press): activate ACC or deactivate ACC

• Middle button (long press): switch between Assisted Driving modes (ACC and Pilot Assist), even when the features are not currently active

• Up button: Increase the cruise speed, or resume the previous cruise speed after deactivation

• Down button: decrease the cruise speed

• Left button: decrease the distance from the leading vehicle

• Right button: increase the distance from the leading vehicle

Activate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

Activate Adaptive Cruise Control

After enabling it in the central control screen, ACC can be activated by pressing the middle button on the left side of the steering wheel. Upon activation, ACC will automatically set the current driving speed as your set cruise speed. The set cruise speed can be subsequently adjusted as described below, in Adjust the set cruise speed of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC).

ACC is a Drive Assist Feature, and may not address all traffic, weather, and road situations. It is primarily intended to assist during long-distance driving on dry and smooth standardized roads, such as highways, expressways, and long straight roads. The driver must always ensure that the conditions are adequate before activating the feature, such as, for example, no heavy rain or icy road.

Deactivate Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

ACC can be always deactivated by pressing the middle button on the steering wheel or by pressing the brake pedal. After ACC deactivation, the feature will no longer maintain the speed, therefore accelerator and brake pedals must be used. In case the regenerative braking is enabled, vehicle may start to slow down more rapidly if driver does not apply accelerator pedal upon deactivation of ACC.

ACC may be deactivated automatically due to one or more of the operating conditions being unmet, or due to unforeseen circumstances. The driver must always be in control of the vehicle and pay attention to the traffic conditions and road environment, without overreliance to ACC feature.

Resume Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

ACC can be resumed after deactivation by pressing the up button on the left side of the steering wheel. When resumed, ACC will automatically resume the set cruise speed previously set before deactivation. If ACC is resumed while pressing the accelerator, the current speed will be set as the cruising speed. The set cruise speed can be subsequently adjusted as described below, in Adjust the set cruise speed of the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC).

ACC may not prevent collisions in all traffic conditions or road scenarios. The driver must always be in control of the vehicle and ensure that the driving conditions are adequate before resuming the feature.

Override Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

When driving with ACC, the driver can press the accelerator at any moment to override the feature for a short time. During this time, ACC will no longer respond to any target lead vehicle. When the accelerator is released, the vehicle will gradually return to the cruising speed and resume following.

ACC may not prevent collisions in all traffic conditions or road scenarios. For example, if the driver reduces the distance from the leading vehicle by pressing the accelerator. The driver must always ensure that the driving conditions are adequate before allowing the feature to resume.

Adjust the set cruise speed of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

Once ACC is activated, the set cruise speed can be adjusted through the up and down buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. The set cruise speed is adjusted by steps of 1 or 5 km/h, by either pressing or holding the control buttons, depending on the settings chosen by the user in the Central Display. The cruising speed cannot be adjusted through voice command via NOMI.

The vehicle may temporarily exceed the cruising speed due to the road conditions, e.g., when driving downhill. It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle does not exceed the current speed limit.

The minimum set cruise speed for ACC is 10 km/h, and the maximum set cruise speed is 180 km/h. If ACC is activated at a speed lower than 10 km/h, the set cruise speed will be automatically set to 10 km/h. The vehicle can decelerate below 10 km/h and come to a full stop following a vehicle ahead.

The maximum cruise set speed is 180 km/h. The driver can temporarily override the feature and drive at a higher speed by pressing the accelerator.

When activating the feature for the first time, the default option is "Press ±1 km/h and press and hold ±5 km/h".

Adjust the following distance of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

You can adjust the following distance to 5 different levels using the right and left buttons on the left side of the steering wheel:

• Right button: increase the following distance

• Left button: decrease the following distance

ACC's maximum deceleration is limited and therefore requires driver to maintain control of the vehicle and apply brakes as needed. The user-set distance may not be guaranteed at all time. Therefore, do not rely on ACC to slow down your vehicle and avoid collisions. It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle keeps an appropriate distance from the leading vehicle, according to the road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic regulations.

ACC to slow down your vehicle and avoid collisions. It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle keeps an appropriate distance from the leading vehicle, according to the road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic regulations.

When the set following distance to the lead vehicle is relatively short, ACC deceleration may be more intense and cause discomfort.

Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display (ESD)

The Dynamic Environment Simulation Display provides visual feedback related to ACC functionality and warnings. When ACC is active, a light grey circle surrounding the car will be displayed.

The DynamicSimulation and Display(ESD) is only for illustrative purposes and cannot fully reflect actual traffic conditions. Therefore, do not rely on the content displayed from the ESD.

Furthermore, the state for ACC will be indicated through an Assisted Driving status indicator telltale that is part of the digital Instrument Cluster, situated to the right of the vehicle speed. The set cruise speed is also shown to the right of the Assisted Driving status icon.

Feature	Active state	To be activated	Loss of lateral control	Activation failed
Pilot Assist
Adaptive Cruise Control			Not Applicable

Subfeatures

When using ACC, the following assisted driving subfeatures can also be activated: Predictive Speed Control, and Intelligent Speed Assist.

Intended Use

ACC is a Driver Assistance feature, designed to enhance driving convenience and comfort during long distance driving on dry, smooth, and standardized roads, such as highways and expressways.

Operating Conditions

Upon ACC activation, the Advanced Driver Monitoring System, includingDrowsiness WarningandDistraction Warning, will be automatically activated provided that normal operating conditions are met. However, it is the driver's responsibility to remain attentive while driving, regardless of the warnings issued by the vehicle.

Hands-On-Detection

Once ACC disengages into EAS (Emergency Active Stop) for the third time in one drive cycle due to the driver being hands-off from the steering wheel, ACC will be locked so that the driver is no longer able to use it in the same drive cycle. It will become available again in the next drive cycle.

Caution

ACC is a Driver Assistance feature and cannot address all traffic, weather, and road situations. The driver must always ensure that the conditions are adequate before activating the function.

ACC does not operate on the steering wheel and does not control the direction of the vehicle. The driver is responsible for steering the vehicle.

ACC maximum deceleration is limited to less than the maximum deceleration that can be requested during Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) or manual driving. Therefore, do not rely on ACC to slow down your vehicle and avoid collisions. It is the driver’s responsibility to ensure that the vehicle keeps an appropriate distance from the leading vehicle, according to the road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic regulations.

When utilizing ACC, you should always be ready to take control if you discover that the road, the traffic, the state of the vehicle, or any other risky factor make it unsafe for you to utilize this feature. ACC can accelerate or brake the vehicle without the driver's intervention on the accelerator and brake pedal. You always bear the responsibility for keeping your vehicle at an appropriate speed and distance from other vehicles and abiding by the current traffic laws and regulations.

ACC may not feature properly or may be deactivated unexpectedly in severe weather, direct sunlight, poor lighting, heavy traffic, unusual road conditions, or unforeseen circumstances. Always remain aware of traffic and road conditions and be prepared to manually intervene if necessary.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the ACC. Many factors may interfere with the ACC system. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions.

Enable Pilot Assist

To enable Pilot Assist as your Assisted Driving mode, enter the settings page in the control bar from the central control screen, clickDriver Assistanceand select Pilot Assist.

Having selected the Assisted Driving mode does not automatically activate the feature, please refer to activation and deactivation section below.

feature Control Overview

After enabling in the the Central Display, Pilot Assist can be activated by pressing the middle button on the left side of the steering wheel. Upon activation, Pilot Assist will automatically set the current driving speed as your set cruise speed and assist with centering, provided that the operating conditions are met. The set cruise speed can be subsequently adjusted as described below, inAdjust the Set Cruise Speed of Pilot Assist.

Should Lane Centering Control be unavailable upon Pilot Assist activation, the system will temporarily provide only longitudinal control support (i.e., maintaining speed and distance). The driver will receive a warning message prompting him to maintain vehicle control.

Pilot Assist is a Driver Assistance feature and may not address all traffic, weather, and road situations. It is primarily intended to assist during long-distance driving on dry and smooth standardized roads, such as highways, expressways, and long straight roads. The driver must always ensure that the conditions are adequate before activating the function, such as, for example, no heavy rain or icy road.

Pilot Assist can be deactivated by pressing the middle button on the steering wheel, by pressing the brake pedal, or by turning the steering wheel strongly. After Pilot Assist deactivation, the feature will no longer maintain the speed or assist with lane centering, therefore accelerator and brake pedals must be used. In case the regenerative braking is enabled, vehicle may start to slow down more rapidly if driver does not apply accelerator pedal upon deactivation of Pilot Assist.

Pilot Assist may be deactivated automatically due to one or more of the operating conditions being unmet, or due to unforeseen limiting circumstances. The driver must always be in control of the vehicle and pay attention to the traffic conditions and road environment, without overreliance to Pilot Assist feature.

Pilot Assist can be resumed after deactivation by pressing the up button or middle button on the left side of the steering wheel. When resumed using the up button, Pilot Assist will automatically resume the set cruise speed previously set before deactivation. If Pilot Assist is resumed while pressing the accelerator, the current speed will be set as the cruising speed. The set cruise speed can be subsequently adjusted as described below, in Adjust the Set Cruise Speed of Pilot Assist.

Pilot Assist may not prevent collisions or be able to maintain the vehicle within its lane in all traffic conditions or road scenarios. The driver must always be in control of the vehicle and ensure that the driving conditions are adequate before resuming the function.

When driving with Pilot Assist, the driver can override both the longitudinal and lateral control support.

The driver can press the accelerator pedal at any moment to override the longitudinal control support for a short time. During this time, Pilot Assist will no longer respond to any target lead vehicle. Lane Centering Control will remain active and provide lateral control support, as long as the operating conditions are met. When the accelerator pedal is released, the vehicle will gradually return to the cruising speed.

The driver can turn the steering wheel at any moment to override the lateral control support for a short time. During this time, Pilot Assist will no longer provide lane centering support. The longitudinal control support will remain active, as long as the operating conditions are met. When the driver releases the force on the steering wheel, the Lane Centering Control feature will shortly resume, as long as the operating conditions are met.

Pilot Assist may not prevent collisions or be able to maintain the vehicle within its lane in all traffic conditions or road scenarios. For example, if the driver reduces the distance from the leading vehicle by pressing the accelerator pedal. The driver must always ensure that the driving conditions are adequate before allowing the function to resume.

Once Pilot Assist is activated, the set cruise speed can be adjusted through the up and down buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. The set cruise speed is adjusted by steps of 1 or 5 km/h, by either pressing or holding the control buttons, depending on the settings chosen by the user. The cruising speed cannot be adjusted through voice command via NOMI.

The vehicle may temporarily exceed the cruising speed due to the road conditions, e.g., when driving downhill. It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle does not exceed the current speed limit.

The minimum set cruise speed for Pilot Assist is 10 km/h, and the maximum set cruise speed is 180 km/h. If Pilot Assist is activated at a speed lower than 10 km/h, the set cruise speed will be automatically set to 10 km/h. The vehicle can decelerate below 10 km/h and come to a full stop following a vehicle ahead.

The maximum cruise set speed is 180 km/h. The driver can temporarily override the feature and drive at a higher speed by pressing the accelerator.

When activating the feature for the first time, the default option is to press ± 1 km/h and press and hold ± 5 km/h.

Pilot Assist's maximum deceleration is limited and therefore requires driver to maintain control of the vehicle and apply brakes as needed. The user-set distance may not be guaranteed at all time. Therefore, do not rely on Pilot Assist to slow down your vehicle and avoid collisions. It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle keeps an appropriate distance from the leading vehicle, according to the road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic regulations.

When the set following distance to the lead vehicle is relatively short, Pilot Assist deceleration may be more intense and cause discomfort.

The Dynamic Environment Simulation Display provides visual feedback related to Pilot Assist functionality and warnings.

When Pilot Assist is active, a blue circle surrounding the car will be displayed in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display, as illustrated below.

The Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display (ESD) is only for illustrative purposes and cannot fully reflect actual traffic conditions. Therefore, do not rely on the content displayed from the ESD.

Furthermore, the state for Pilot Assist will be indicated through an Assisted Driving status indicator tell-tale that is part of digital Instrument Cluster, situated to the right of the vehicle speed. The set cruise speed is also shown to the right of the Assisted Driving status icon.

Feature	Active state	To be activated	Loss of lateral control	Activation failed
Pilot Assist
Adaptive Cruise Control(ACC)			Not Applicable

Subfeatures

When using Pilot Assist, the following assisted driving subfunctions can also be activated: Active Lane Change, Predictive Speed Control, Intelligent Speed Assist.

Pilot Assist is a Drive Assist feature designed to enhance driving convenience and comfort during long-distance driving on dry, smooth, and standardized roads, such as highways and expressways.

Operating Conditions

Upon Pilot Assist activation, the Advanced Driver Monitoring System, including Drowsiness Warning and Distraction Warning, will be automatically activated provided that normal operating conditions are met. However, it is the driver's responsibility to remain attentive while driving, regardless of the warnings issued by the vehicle.

Hands-On-Detection

Once Pilot Assist disengages into EAS (Emergency Active Stop) for the third time in one drive cycle due to the driver being hands-off from the steering wheel, Pilot Assist will be locked so that the driver is no longer able to use it in the same drive cycle. It will become available again in the next drive cycle.

Caution

Pilot Assist is a Driver Assistance feature and cannot address all traffic, weather, and road situations. The driver must always ensure that the conditions are adequate before activating the function.

Pilot Assist maximum deceleration is limited to less than the maximum deceleration that can be requested during Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) or manual driving. Therefore, do not rely on Pilot Assist to slow down your vehicle and avoid collisions. It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle keeps an appropriate distance from the leading vehicle, according to the road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic regulations.

When utilizing Pilot Assist, you should always be ready to take control if you discover that the road, the traffic, the state of the vehicle, or any other risky factor make it unsafe for you to utilize this feature. Pilot Assist can accelerate, brake, and steer the vehicle without the driver's intervention on the accelerator pedal, brake pedal, and steering wheel. You always bear the responsibility for keeping your vehicle at an appropriate speed and distance from other vehicles and abiding by the current traffic laws and regulations.

Pilot Assist may not function properly or may be deactivated unexpectedly in severe weather, direct sunlight, poor lighting, heavy traffic, unusual road conditions, or unforeseen circumstances. Always remain aware of traffic and road conditions and be prepared to manually intervene if necessary.

The above warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the Pilot Assist. Many factors may interfere with the Pilot Assist system. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions.

Enable Active Lane Change (ALC)

To enable or disable this feature, enter the Settings interface on the Center Display and tapDriver Assistance > Pilot Assist > Active Lane Change.

Having enabled the feature does not automatically activate the feature. The feature can be activated by using the turn indicator, provided that the operating conditions are met.

Activate Active Lane Change

To activate ALC, move the turn signal stalk to the desired direction. Please note that using the short turn signal will not activate ALC.

The system will initiate ALC only if Pilot Assist is activated, Active Lane Change is enabled and available, and your hands are on the steering wheel.

Deactivate Active Lane Change

To confirm the completion of the assisted lane change, return the turn signal stalk to its neutral position.

You can also toggle the turn signal stalk in the opposite direction of the target lane before or during the lane change to cancel it. Once the lane change is canceled, the turn signal will stop flashing immediately.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

• When Active Lane Change is available to use, two blue arrows flanking the car inside the blue circle will be displayed in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD):

  

• When Active Lane Change is not yet available to use, although Pilot Assist is active, the two arrows flanking the car in the ESD will be displayed as grey:

  

• After moving the turn signal stalk to the wanted direction, the ESD will illustrate the assisted lane change process as follows:

  • Lane change initiated - the target lane will be highlighted in blue

    

  • Lane change aborted or suspended - the target lane will be highlighted in red

    

  • Lane change completed

    

The Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display (ESD) is only for illustrative purposes and cannot fully reflect actual traffic conditions. Therefore, do not rely on the content displayed from the ESD.

Intended Use

ALC is a Driver Assistance feature designed to enhance driving convenience and comfort during long-distance driving on dry, smooth, and standardized roads, such as highways and expressways.

Operating Conditions

For ALC to operate, the following conditions must be met:

• The driver must hold the steering wheel.

• Pilot Assist must be enabled and operating normally.

• ALC must be enabled and operating normally.

• The sensors must be functioning properly and the field of view is clear.

• The vehicle speed must be between 60 and 130 km/h approximately.

• The current and target lanes meet all the safety conditions for a lane changing. For example:

  • The lane marking on the side of the lane change is a dotted line.

  • The curvatures of the current and target lanes are small.

  • The vehicle maintains a safe distance to vehicles in front of and behind it in the current and target lanes.

  • There are no Blind Spot Detection warnings, Lane Change Alert, and other alarms triggered for the target lane.

  • The lane markings on both sides of the target lane are clear.

• None of the components for ALC are faulty, and the vehicle meets all safety conditions, such as:

  • The driver is seated and wearing a seat belt.

  • The vehicle is in D gear, and all doors are closed.

  • The driver is not pressing the brake pedal.

  • The turn signals function correctly.

  • The anti-lock brakes, traction control, and vehicle stability control systems are not triggered.

After all operating conditions are met, you must perform a visual check to confirm the safety of the lane change maneuver. Then toggle the turn signal stalk on the corresponding side, and the system will verify that your hands are on the steering wheel.

• The system will activate the ALC feature to assist in a lane change if it detects that all conditions to change lanes have been met.

• The Dynamic Environment Simulation and Display (ESD) will show the lane marking on the corresponding side turning blue, which will disappear after the lane change is successfully completed. Once the lane change is complete, confirm that the turn signal stalk has returned to its neutral position.

• If the system detects that the lane change conditions are not met, the ESD will show the lane marking on the corresponding side turning red, and the system will not initiate the lane change.

When the following situations occur, the lane change will be interrupted, and you will be prompted to take over your vehicle via the digital instrument cluster and audible alerts:

• The system detects an unsafe lane change environment, such as when alarms for Blind Spot Detection or Lane Change Alert are triggered.

• Lane Centering Control is disengaged, such as when the driver takes control of the steering wheel or when the lane markings are unclear, or navigating on excessively curved roads.

• Pilot Assist is disengaged, such as when the driver presses the Pilot button on the steering wheel or uses the brake pedal.

ALC can only perform one lane change at a time.

ALC may not complete a lane change in poor lighting conditions or in poor or limited visibility, such as at night or when lane markings are unclear.

Caution

ALC is a driver assistance feature and may not address all traffic, weather, and road conditions. The driver must always ensure that the conditions are adequate before activating the function.

As the driver, you always bear the ultimate responsibility for safe lane changes and compliance with current traffic laws and regulations.

ALC may exit unexpectedly due to unforeseen circumstances. Always pay attention to traffic and road conditions, and be prepared to take over your vehicle at any time.

You must always confirm whether it is safe and appropriate to change lanes before and during the maneuver. Please note that ALC cannot respond to pedestrians, obstacles, oncoming vehicles, etc. Do not rely solely on it for lane changes. You always bear the ultimate responsibility for the safety during lane changes.

Some situations may prevent ALC from completing a lane change or operating normally. These situations require the driver to take over the vehicle, including but not limited to:

• Navigating bends with excessive curvature, such as high-speed ramps.

• Lane markings that are unclear, worn, missing, crossed, or shaded by other vehicles, buildings or landscapes.

• Roads without lane lines, such as non-standard roads, intersections, or construction areas.

• Roads with vaguely divided lane lines, such as merging or diverging lanes, expressways, urban intersections, or left-turn waiting areas.

• Passing through road sections with special lane markings, such as speed reduction markings or channelizing line markings. Edges or high-contrast lines on the road instead of lane lines, such as road joints or curbs.

• Lane markings cannot be or are incorrectly identified due to changes in height, such as on sloped roads;

• Lane markings that cannot be recognized or are not recognized correctly due to light, such as reflection of lane markings caused by strong light, poor visibility or insufficient light caused by bad weather and/or at night.

• The distance between the lane markings on both sides of the current lane or the target lane is too wide or too narrow.

Some situations may lead to camera failure, preventing ALC from operating correctly, including but not limited to:

• The position of the camera has been changed.

• The camera is obstructed or blocked. The camera lens is contaminated with a variety of foreign substances, including water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, wipers, ice, and snow.

• Sudden changes in ambient brightness, such as at tunnel entrances or exits or interference from bright light.

• Reduced detection capability due to dim surroundings, such as at dawn, dusk, night, or in a tunnel.

• Large shadows are cast by buildings, landscapes, or large vehicles. Exhaust gas, water spray, snow, or dust stirred up by a vehicle ahead that falls onto your vehicle.

• Severe weather conditions such as rain, snow, fog, or haze.

• Navigating on wet roads.

Some situations may lead to a radar failure, making it impossible to complete lane change assistance. They include but are not limited to:

• The radars are misplaced, blocked or covered with dirt, ice, snow, metal plates, tape, labels, leaves or other objects.

• The radars or the surrounding areas are impacted by collisions or scratches;

• Rain, snow, fog, haze, and other extreme weather which may impair radar performance.

• Due to the limitations of radar detection features, in very rare and specific situations, false warnings may occur due to certain metal fences, median strips, concrete walls, and other similar objects.

Some situations may lead to a LiDAR failure, causing lane change assistance to malfeature and even the feature to be cancelled. These situations may include but are not limited to:

• Severe weather conditions, such as rain, snow, fog, or haze, which may affect the performance of LiDAR.

• Exhaust gas, water spray, snow, or dust stirred up by the vehicle ahead.

• The presence of water, dust, micro-scratches, oil sludge, dirt, ice, snow, tinted or transparent film, or other obstructions on the LiDAR lens.

• Driving on wet or waterlogged roads.

• Overheating of the LiDAR caused by sun exposure.

• Due to the limitation of LiDAR characteristics, in rare cases, false alarms may be triggered by traffic signs and high-speed anti-collision barrels in high-speed or elevated sections.

ALC may misidentify or fail to detect obstacles in either the current and target lanes. You must always ensure whether it is safe and appropriate to change lanes before and during a lane change. The targets below cannot be guaranteed to be identified, and may trigger a response, which include but are not limited to:

• Side-crossing vehicles

• Motorcycles, tricycles

Certain objects will not trigger a response, including but not limited to:

• Pedestrians

• Animals

• Traffic lights

• Walls

• Barriers

• Oncoming vehicles

• Bicycles

• Other non-vehicle objects

ALC cannot guarantee the recognition of special vehicles, especially at night. Examples includes vehicles with obstructions at the rear, vehicles with irregular shapes, vehicles with a rear vertical surface below a certain height, and unloaded commercial vehicles. Extra caution is required for such vehicles.

ALC may have false negatives for stationary or slow-moving vehicles, especially during nighttime, so extra caution is necessary.

ALC is not recommended for special or complex road conditions, which include but are not limited to:

• Roads with water, mud, potholes, snow, ice, speed bumps, or obstacles.

• Roads with Large numbers of pedestrians, bicycles, or animals.

• Roads without a median.

• Complex and varied traffic conditions, such as busy intersections, expressways, and congested roads.

• Winding roads and sharp turns.

• Uphill or downhill roads.

• Bumpy or narrow roads.

• Tunnel entrances and exits.

• Non-standard roads.

It is not recommended to use ALC during severe weather conditions such as rain, snow, fog, haze, etc.

The above-mentioned warnings, precautions, and restrictions do not cover all situations that may affect the normal operation of the ALC system. Many factors may interfere with the ALC system. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Enable/Disable Intelligent Speed Assist

To enable or disable this feature, Enter the Settings interface on the Center Display and tap Driver Assistance > Intelligent Speed Assist.

Activate Intelligent Speed Assist

If Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA) is enabled in the settings, the feature will be automatically activated in either ACC or Pilot Assist driving modes.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

The Intelligent Speed Assist prompt will be displayed on the left side of the Instrument Cluster, above the Driver Assistance icons.

The message contains visual instructions as to which button (up, down) on the left side of the steering wheel to be used to confirm the newly suggested cruise speed.

Caution

Intelligent Speed Assist serves only as a supplement and should not replace your visual observation. Do not rely exclusively on the speed limit information provided by Traffic Sign Recognition. If your vehicle exceeds the speed limit, you will receive both visual and auditory alerts for overspeeding. For further details, please refer to the chapter on Overspeed Alert.

As a driver assistance feature, Intelligent Speed Assist is not designed to handle all situations in all traffic, weather, and road conditions. It is the driver's responsibility to remain attentive to traffic and road conditions and to decide whether to use Intelligent Speed Assist or not.

Intelligent Speed Assist does not work in complex road conditions such as ramps.

The driver bears the ultimate responsibility for ensuring safe driving and for complying with all applicable traffic laws and regulations.

Enable/Disable Predictive Speed Control

Enter the settings page in the control bar below the central control screen, clickDriver Assistance > Predictive Speed Control, and turn on or off this function.

Activate Predictive Speed Control

Predictive Speed Control will automatically activate if enabled in the settings and ACC or Pilot Assist are active.

If the system detects that the environment and conditions are met, and the Set Speed for ACC or Pilot Assist exceed the recommended speed for safely and comfortably driving through the upcoming curve, PSC will intervene by gradually reducing the driving speed.

Display in theInstrument Cluster

When Predictive Speed Control is active, in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD) the current lane markings will be highlighted in blue, displaying blue horizontal lines between them:

The Dynamic Environment Simulation Display is only for illustration and cannot fully reflect the real traffic situation. Therefore, do not rely on the content displayed in the dynamic Environment Simulation Display, e.g. In case of no lane markings are detected.

Intended Use

PSC is a Driving Assistance function like ACC, or Pilot Assist. Therefore, the feature is mainly designed for the following scenarios:

• Motorways, expressways and other major roads

• Using and following in-vehicle navigation

Ultimately, the driver is always responsible for choosing a safe driving speed at any time.

Caution

The driver always bears the responsibility to choose a safe driving speed and comply with current traffic laws and regulations.

Activating the Parking Camera

You can enable the parking camera in the following ways:

• Swipe right from the home interface of the Center Display to enter the Quick Access interface, and tap the Surround View icon to open the surround view.

• Enter the App Center from the Center Display and tap Parking to open the memory view (surround view or dual-view).

• Engage the vehicle in REVERSE (R) and open the memory view (surround view or dual-view).

• After setting the custom feature of the Middle button on the right side of the steering wheel to Surround View, press and hold the button to activate the surround view.

• Wake up NOMI, enable Parking with your voice, and open the surround view.

You can tap the Audio icon on the Parking Camera interface and select to turn off the sound alerts.

Parking Camera Interface

The parking camera consists of two interfaces: surround-view and dual-view. Tap the button on the surround view to switch the interfaces.

Button	Feature
	Switch to the dual-view
	Switch to the surround-view
	Quick Access
	Switch to the hub view

Parking Camera View

After opening the Dual-View interface, you can change to the front or rear view by switching between the DRIVE (D) gear and the REVERSE (R) gear, or tap the 3D view, front view, rear view, left and right hub view, front hub view and rear hub view in the lower left area of the Center Display to switch between different views.

In the 3D view, you can adjust the viewing angle by swiping with one finger, adjust the viewing distance by zooming in with two fingers, and adjust the viewing height by swiping up and down with two fingers.

Adjusting the Brightness of the Parking Camera

• Auto Adjustment

  Tap “Quick Access” in the Parking Camera interface, go to “Brightness”, then select “AUTO”. The brightness of the Center Display can be automatically adjusted to the brightness of the environment.

• Manual Adjustment

  Tap “Quick Access” in the Parking Camera interface, go to “Brightness”, then slide the brightness adjustment slider to manually adjust the brightness of the Central Display.

Dynamic Steering View

Enter the App Center on the Center Display, tap Parking and turn on Dynamic Steering View in the parking settings.

After the feature is activated, the viewing angle of the front and rear reversing images will be adjusted according to the rotation of the steering wheel, helping users expand their reversing view and improving parking safety.

Dynamic Transparent Chassis

Dynamic transparent chassis refers to a transparent effect that can be presented, via technical processing, on road images collected by the camera in advance when the vehicle is moving, and transmitted to the Center Display so that the road conditions can be seen in the vehicle.

You can enable this feature on the Settings interface of the parking camera. After the dynamic transparent chassis is enabled, the transparency of the vehicle model while driving can be customized through four options: Opaque, Low, Medium, and High.

Dynamic Blind Spot

Due to the relative positioning of the cameras and the vehicle body, there is a dynamic blind spot range covering 20 centimeters around your vehicle model in the surround-view. Please pay attention to the actual surroundings of your vehicle when parking.

Enabling/Disabling the SDIS

The SDIS can be enabled or disabled with the Settings button on the Parking Camera interface. When the feature is enabled, different layout styles can be selected, such as Dual-View, Full Screen, and Picture-in-Picture.

The Parking Camera interface will be automatically activated when the following conditions are met simultaneously:

• Vehicle is in DRIVE (D).

• The vehicle speed does not exceed 16 km/h.

• There are obstacles in any of the areas ahead and they are close to the vehicle.

Detection Areas and Range of the SDIS

You can tap the upper right of the Parking Camera interface to turn off the warning sound. At the same time, you should bear all risks posed by turning off the warning sound.

Automatic Exit of the Parking Camera Interface:

• The Parking Camera interface will be automatically closed 4.5 seconds after you have passed the obstacle.

• By tapping the blank area of the parking camera or pinching the screen with your fingers, the SDIS can be temporarily disabled for 3 minutes and will resume its normal feature thereafter.

• When the vehicle speed exceeds 16 km/h, the Parking Camera interface will be exited automatically.

• When the operating requirements for the SDIS are met again, the Parking Camera interface will be automatically activated.

The above warnings do not cover all situations that may affect the proper operation of the SDIS. Many factors may interfere with the SDIS. To prevent accidents, be sure to always drive attentively and focus on traffic, road, and vehicle conditions. Drive with caution.

Deactivate Advanced Parking Assist

Advanced Parking Assist can be manually deactivated by performing the following actions, after which it is imperative to take over speed and steering:

• Step on the brake pedal and shift gears.

• Tap "Cancel Parking" in the APA view on the Center Display when Advanced Parking Assist is suspended.

• Exit the Dual-View interface on the Center Display.

Advanced Parking Assist will automatically stop in the following situations, prompting you to take over the vehicle in time:

• Doors are open.

• Driver is not seated.

• The vehicle is too close to an obstacle.

• Electric parking brake is activated.

• Anti-lock brake system, traction control system and vehicle stability control system are triggered.

• APA has been suspended for more than 30 seconds.

• Feature requires an excessive forwards and rearwards maneuver for the parking situation.

• The overall parking process has timed out.

• A system fault has occurred.

When APA is deactivated abnormally, the "P" on the left or right side of the vehicle in the digital Instrument Cluster will turn red.

Overriding Advanced Parking Assist

During the parking process, you can lightly step on the brake pedal to slow the vehicle down without pausing the parking process.

Stepping on the brake pedal to bring the vehicle to a full stop, taking over the steering, or stepping on the accelerator will cause Advanced Parking Assist to be suspended. From the Center Display you can choose whether to "Resume Parking" or to "Cancel Parking" and then follow the displayed instructions.

Display in the Instrument Cluster

When entering a parking lot at speeds below 16 km/h and the search conditions are met, available parking spots will be marked with P in the Dynamic Environment Simulation Display (ESD). The parking process can be followed in the ESD. However, all driver interactions can be performed only on the Center Display.

During the parking process, the chosen parking spot will be highlighted in the ESD and a blue line will indicate the parking direction and distance for the current gear.

When the parking process starts, the turn signal towards the selected parking spot will be automatically activated. Once the parking process is exited, the turn signal will be automatically turned back off.

If APA is not available or there is a system failure, a dedicated red icon will appear on the right side of the Instrument Cluster:

Display on the Center Display

Once Advanced Parking Assist is activated, the Dual View will be displayed on the Center Display. The APA view is located in the lower left side of the Dual View.

Once the parking process has started, the current and upcoming parking maneuvers' distance and direction will be indicated by a blue line in the APA view. Additionally, the vehicle tracks trajectory is displayed in grey in the upper view, while the blue colored part of the tracks indicates the stopping point.

Operating Conditions

• The vehicle speed is below 16 km/h.

• The vehicle is in DRIVE (D) or REVERSE (R) gear.

• All doors are closed.

• Driver is seated.

• ACC or Pilot Assist are disabled.

• ECO+ is not enabled as the current Drive Mode.

• The ultrasonic sensors and cameras are working properly.

• There is no system error.

• The traction control system and the vehicle stability control system are not triggered.

• The anti-lock brake is not triggered.

• The road is flat.

• The ultrasonic sensors and cameras are working properly.

• There is no system error.

• The traction control system and the vehicle stability control system are enabled, but are not triggered.

• The anti-lock brake is not triggered.

Caution

Advanced Parking Assist may not function properly under the following road conditions:

• When the road surface is slanted or sloped, uneven or with steps, as it is only designed for flat surfaces.

• If there are obstacles or hazards on the road such as water, mud, potholes, ice, snow, or speed bumps on the road.

• Special curb materials that may not be detected which may cause improper parking that could damage the tires and wheel rims.

• If the parking spot angle exceeds the supported range, the parking process may not be successful.

Ultrasonic sensors may have limited detection of obstacles, so always be prepared to take over the vehicle to prevent damage or injury. Limited detection can occur with:

• Pedestrians, children, and animals;

• Thin or suspended objects (e.g., ground locks);

• Wall corners and parking lot columns;

• Damaged or obscured sensors.

The surround-view camera may similarly face limitations in situations such as:

• Damaged mirrors or misaligned cameras;

• Soiling from mud or ice;

• Strong sunlight or poor lighting;

• Unconventional parking spots or unclear lines.