1. This warning means the 48-volt battery temperature is too high.
2. Stop driving immediately, considering traffic conditions.
3. Choose a safe outdoor location away from buildings, vehicles, canopies, and covered parking.
4. If possible, turn on the hazard warnings, secure the vehicle with the parking brake and P, switch off the ignition, and leave the ignition key visible on the dashboard.
5. Exit with all occupants and animals, move together to a traffic-protected area, and notify emergency services.

After service, reset the display through the Service menu and follow the instrument-panel instructions; do not reset it between service intervals because the information will be incorrect.

Manually resetting an oil service changes the vehicle to a fixed service interval, so an authorized dealer is recommended for the reset.

1. Tap Stop charging on the infotainment screen; the indicator turns white and the charging connector unlocks.
2. Unplug the connector, replace the protective cap on the socket, and close the cover until it engages.

The warning indicates low tire pressure; stop driving when it appears.

Do not ignore warning lights or messages, because doing so can cause vehicle faults, stalling, accidents, or serious injuries.

Stop the vehicle safely as soon as possible and follow any action advised by the displayed message.

The manual lists spark-plug work as additional maintenance that can be performed when the corresponding oil-change or inspection service is due.

Change the dust and pollen filter regularly; in heavily polluted areas, replace it more often than the Service Schedule states.

The red brake fluid warning light means the level is too low; stop driving, check it, and seek specialist assistance if it is low.