BYD SEAL 2023 Manuel utilisateur

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Thank you for choosing BYD.

It is our mission to build vehicles with outstanding safety performance. For a safe and

comfortable driving experience, we have developed this manual to quickly familiarize our

customers with vehicle functionality.

This manual provides safe driving tips and describes vehicle functions in a simple and clear

manner. Use these functions based on the actual driving conditions.

The descriptions marked with the asterisk (*) in this manual are speci󽗉c to only some

model con󽗉gurations, and applicable only when the vehicle has these con󽗉gurations. If

there is any di󽗈erence with the vehicle you purchased, the con󽗉guration of the actual

vehicle shall prevail.

We hope this manual will deliver more safety and fun behind the wheel.

BYD Auto Co., Ltd.

This manual cannot replace the Owner's Manual.

For safe driving, please read the Owner's Manual carefully.

Accessing the Vehicle

Smart Key.......................................... 5

Accessing with the Smart Key............. 5

Anti-theft System............................... 6

Driving

Power Switch..................................... 7

Gear Shift Controls.............................7

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)*.......... 7

Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)............. 8

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)

System*............................................. 8

Panoramic View System*.................... 9

Parking Assist System*....................... 9

Driving in Rain/at Night

Light Switches..................................10

Wiper Switch....................................10

Driving Comfort

Infotainment Touchscreen................ 11

A/C Panel Buttons.............................11

Seats................................................11

Opening and Closing

Door Lock.........................................12

Power Windows................................12

Charging.......................................... 12

In Case of Emergency

LCD Instrument Cluster.....................14

Indicators and Warning Lights...........15

Emergency Shutdown System...........16

Vehicle Fire Rescue........................... 17

Battery Leakage Rescue....................17

If the Vehicle Needs Towing...............17

If a Tire Goes Flat..............................17

Accessing the

Vehicle

Smart Key

Electronic smart key: Lock or unlock

all doors by pressing the driver's door

microswitch while carrying the electronic

smart key. Buttons on the key help you

lock or unlock doors, open the trunk, and

start the vehicle remotely.

① ‘Lock’ button

② ‘Unlock’ button

③ ‘Trunk Release’ button

④ ‘Start/Stop’ button

⑤ Indicator

⑥ Mechanical key

Taking out the mechanical key

When using the mechanical key in the

electronic smart key, slide the lock-up

button in the direction of arrow① and

push the back cover of the electronic

smart key in the direction of arrow②,

hook the head hole of the mechanical key

with the projection parts at both ends of

the back cover of smart key and pull it

in the direction of arrow③ to take out

the mechanical key, as shown in the right

󽗉gure.

After using the mechanical key, insert it

in the opposite direction as the arrow②

shows and close the back cover of the

smart key.

Accessing with the

Smart Key

Locking

• When all the doors, the hood and

the trunk lid are closed, press

the lock button to lock all the

doors. The hidden door handles fold

automatically. If the vehicle is shut

down, the side mirrors will fold (when

the Auto-Fold is enabled) with turn

signals 󽗊ashing once. If the ignition has

not been switched o󽗈, the side mirrors

will not fold, the turn signals will not

󽗊ash, and the alarm will sound once.

Check whether all doors are securely

locked.

Unlocking

• Press the unlock button. All doors are

unlocked, the hidden door handles*

ACCESSING THE VEHICLE

automatically extend, and the turn

signal 󽗊ashes twice.

Anti-theft System

Anti-theft system

If the vehicle is in anti-theft state and any

door is opened, the system will sound an

alarm and the turn signals will 󽗊ash to

prevent the vehicle from being stolen.

Enabling anti-theft system

1. Switch the ignition o󽗈.

2. All occupants get o󽗈 the vehicle.

3. Lock all doors. The anti-theft indicator

will be steady on when all doors

are locked. The anti-theft system will

be enabled automatically 10 seconds

later. When the system is enabled, the

anti-theft indicator begins to 󽗊ash.

4. You can leave the vehicle after

con󽗉rming that the indicator begins to

󽗊ash. Since unlocking the door from

inside the vehicle will activate the

system, never let anyone stay in the

vehicle with the system enabled.

Triggering the alarm

• The system will raise an alarm in any of

the following situations:

•Any door, trunk, or hood is opened

without using the keyless access

function of the smart key.

Anti-theft OFF

• Anti-theft alarm can be stopped by:

•Unlocking the door with a valid smart

key/NFC key.

•Using the microswitch to unlock the

door by carrying a valid smart key.

•Use of a valid smart key to remotely

unlock the trunk.

•Starting the vehicle remotely with a

valid smart key.

•Pressing the START/STOP button

inside the vehicle while carrying a

valid smart key.

DANGER

Do not modify the anti-theft system

by means of alteration or addition.

Otherwise, the system may fail.

Driving

Power Switch

In normal cases, start the vehicle as

below:

• Carry the correct smart key with you.

• Press the START/STOP① button while

pressing the brake pedal②.

•The vehicle is ready to drive when

the OK indicator lights up on the

instrument cluster.

Driving

1. Press the brake pedal.

2. Shift into "D".

3. Make sure that "D" gear indicator is

displayed on the instrument cluster.

4. Release the brake pedal.

5. Press the accelerator pedal to start

driving.

Gear Shift Controls

• The gear position of the gear actuator

is marked on the gearshift lever.

• P gear is for parking, press this button

to park the vehicle and the parking

indicator will light up. Press the brake

pedal to start the vehicle, you may

shift from "P" to another position.

•"R": Reverse, used only when the

vehicle has come to a complete stop.

• "N”: Neutral, used for temporary stop.

•Under all circumstances, always shift

to "P" before the driver gets out.

• "D": Drive, shift to D position to drive

the vehicle normally.

•If the shift is successful, the lever

returns to its middle position after it is

released.

• Turn the ignition on before shifting

into "D".

• Shifting out of "P" or into "D" gear

requires pressing the brake pedal and

the UNLOCK button at the same time.

For details, see the prompt message on

the instrument cluster.

Electronic Parking

Brake (EPB)*

• Be sure to engage the EPB every time

before parking and leaving the vehicle.

Engaging EPB manually

• Pull up the EPB switch so that the

EPB applies an appropriate parking

force. The indicator on the instrument

cluster 󽗊ashes and then is steady

on, indicating that EPB is engaged.

In addition, a text prompt "EPB

activated" is displayed.

DRIVING

Engaging EPB automatically

• Engaging EPB automatically when the

ignition is switched o󽗈 When the

ignition is switched o󽗈, EPB engages

automatically and lights up on the

instrument cluster.

• Shifting into "P" automatically: Press

the brake pedal to stop the vehicle

and engage P gear. EPB is engaged

automatically. Do not release the

brake pedal until the indicator on

the instrument cluster stops 󽗊ashing

and become steady on and the "EPB

engaged" message is displayed.

Automatic EPB Release upon Vehicle

Start

• With the vehicle parked, start the

vehicle, press and hold the brake

pedal, and shift from "P" or "N"

into a driving gear such as "D" or

"R". EPB is released automatically,

the indicator goes o󽗈, and a "EPB

released" message is displayed.

Automatic Vehicle

Hold (AVH)

• Press the AVH switch to enable AVH.

A white AVH standby indicator is

displayed on the instrument cluster

and will turns green when AVH can be

enabled.

• Press the AVH switch again to disable

AVH.

Adaptive Cruise

Control (ACC)

System*

ACC on/o󽗈 button

• Press button① to activate or exit

ACC. (The system is in standby when

activation conditions are met).

Resetting ACC

• When the ACC system is on standby

within the same ignition cycle, the

system memorizes the last speed

setting. Push up the lever② to revert

to the stored speed prior to exiting the

cruise system.

Increasing/Decreasing target speed

• When ACC is active, set the vehicle

to a speed within the 30~150 km/h

range by moving the lever②. Toggling

the lever② up or down each time

increases or decreases target speed by

5 km/h.

Setting vehicle distance

• The driver must select a safe vehicle

distance.

• The system adjusts vehicle speed to

keep a suitable distance from the

vehicle ahead on the same lane.

Pressing buttons ④ and ⑤ on the

steering wheel adjusts vehicle distance

to any of the four available levels. At

each level, vehicle distance is in direct

proportion to vehicle speed. The faster

the speed, the longer the distance.

Increasing/Decreasing speed with ACC

active

• When ACC is activated, you can press

the accelerator pedal to reach the

set target cruise speed in advance.

The system then enters over speed

mode. At the target cruise speed,

if you accelerate without performing

any other operations, the vehicle

accelerates and then returns to target

cruise speed after the accelerator

pedal is released.

• When you press the brake pedal

with ACC activated to slow down the

vehicle, ACC goes into standby mode.

After the brake is released, ACC needs

to be reactivated.

Follow-to-stop/start

• Controlled by ACC, the vehicle can

stop when the vehicle ahead stops in

normal driving conditions and resume

driving automatically following the

vehicle ahead if the stop is less than

three seconds.

• If the vehicle stops for 30 seconds to

three minutes, press the accelerator

pedal or pushing up lever ② to

reactivate ACC.

DANGER

ACC is a comfort system rather than

a safety system, obstacle detector or

collision warning system. The driver

must keep control of vehicle at all

times and be fully responsible for the

vehicle.

The ACC assists the driver, but is not

a substitute for the driver. The driver

must be alert and obey the tra󽗋c

rules when driving even if ACC is

activated.

Please refer to the Owner's Manual

for detailed precautions.

Panoramic View

System*

Parking Assist

System*

• During vehicle parking, the parking

assist system detects obstacles by

sensors, and prompts the driver with

the proximity of obstacles by an image

on the infotainment touchscreen and a

speaker alarm.

•The parking assist system helps

with reversing. Pay attention to the

environment behind and around the

vehicle during reversing.

• When you reverse the vehicle, a

reversing image* will be displayed

on the infortanment touchscreen

automatically.

• After reversing ends, the interface will

be restored.

Sensor Type

① Front right corner sensor

② Front left corner sensor

③ Rear right corner sensor

④ Rear left and right middle sensors

⑤ Rear left corner sensor

DRIVING

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