Position

The middle position of the headrest should be on the same horizontal line as the occupant’s eyes. For tall persons, if the above point cannot be met, the headrest shall be adjusted to the highest position; for short persons, the headrest shall be adjusted to the lowest position.

Before driving, make sure that the headrest is adjusted properly.

Removal or improper adjustment of the headrest will cause severe injuries to the head and neck in collision accidents.

Seat Position and Backrest Normal Condition

• When you sit on the seat, make your hips as close to the backrest as possible. Adjust the distance between the seat and the pedal to make your leg slightly bend when you press the pedal. The passenger’s seat shall slide as backward as possible.
• When you sit on the seat, make your shoulders lean on the backrest as backward as possible. Set the backrest inclination angle to make your arm conveniently to reach the steering wheel while slightly bending the arm. Keep the shoulders leaning against the backrest while turning the steering wheel. The backrest shall not incline excessively backward.
• The seat height shall be so set that the occupant can see all directions and the positions of all display instruments. The head must be at least one hand away from the roof lining The thighs are right on the seat without constriction.

Electric Adjustment Type*

As shown in the figure, the electric adjustment switch is on the outer side of the seat. Push the switch forward or backward, and the seat will move forward or backward accordingly. Release the switch when it reaches a proper position.

If the seat does not move when the switch is pushed, the seat may be already at the front or rear maximum limit position, or the vehicle battery is out of power. Please check for confirmation. Never turn the switch forcibly to avoid damaging it.

Manual Adjustment Type*

Rear seat cannot be adjusted forward or backward.

Armrest

As shown in the figure, the second row seat is configured with an armrest. Deploy the armrest for use. There is a cup holder on the armrest. After use, please put back the armrest.

Seat Position and Backrest Angle for Measurement of Seat Cushion Thickness.

For measurement of the seat cushion thickness, the seat can be in any position.

The seat backrest shall incline backward for a certain angle from the vertical position. The angle is 23°, 25° and 20° respectively for the 1st and 2nd row.

First hold the backrest with your hands because the backrest will be folded quickly and may cause impact or injuries after the backrest release belt is pulled up. Then, pull the backrest release strap on the seat side backward, and release the strap after a proper angle is obtained.

To fold the seat backrest, pull up the strap and fold the backrest forward. Overturning the seat cushion first and then folding the backrest can fold flat the backrest to the greatest extent.

To recover, pull up the strap and unfold the backrest to a proper angle. Finally, try to shake the backrest to check whether it is fixed.

Hold the backrest first and do not make the head or other body parts within the backrest folding range before pulling the backrest drawstring and folding the backrest. 0therwise, the backrest will be folded quickly and may cause impact or injuries.

5-Seater Layout Diagram

6-Seater Layout Diagram

The seat belt is designed only for one passenger each time. It is not applicable to a passenger under 12 years old or under 150 cm high. Check all parts of the seat belt system for damage and abnormal function regularly. Please replace the damaged parts and components. It is strongly recommended to have the seat belt or deployed seat belt tensioner replaced at the JSW MG Authorized Service Center after an accident.

Seat Belt Force Limiter*

It is configured on the seat belts for the driver’s seat and the left seat of second row. For some models, the front passenger’s seat belt is also configured with a force limiter.

The force limiter can reduce the stress applied on the body through the seat belt damping release in case of a collision accident.

Seat Belt Pretensioner*

Depending on different models, it is configured on the seat belt for the driver’s seat, front passenger’s seat

The seat belt shall not be buckled against a hard or fragile object in your pocket. otherwise, the hard object will hurt you and the fragile object may be damaged in case of emergencies.

Pay attention to prevent foreign matters from getting in the seat belt buckle (such as sunflower seed shell and button); otherwise, the seat belt buckle will fail.

Wearing

1. Pull out the seat belt from the recoiler, and fasten it across the body without twisting

Unbuckle

To unbuckle the seat belt, please press the red button on the buckle.

Middle Row / Rear Row Seat Belt Left and Right Seat Belt

For buckling and unbuckling of the left and right seat belts of the rear row, please refer to that of the front seat belt.

As shown in the figure, there is a clip on the trim panel near the second row seat backrest. Please hang the seat belt to the clip for fixing each time after use.

Seat Belt Use during Pregnancy

The seat belt provides protection for everybody, including a pregnant woman. Like all passengers, if pregnant women do not wear the seat belt, severe personal injuries are more likely to be caused to them. The pregnant woman shall wear the hip/shoulder seat belt during the whole pregnancy, and the hip belt shall be fastened as low as possible. The best way to protect a fetus is to provide safety protection to its mother. If the seat belt is fastened correctly, the fetus is not vulnerable to injury in case of a collision. For a pregnant woman or any person, correct wearing is the key to exert the best protection effect of the seat belt.

The hip belt shall be placed as low as possible to go across the pelvis, so as avoid force on the belly.

The vehicle is not equipped with a child seat. If you want to add one, a child seat that is applicable to ISOFIX” general” type can be selected. The child seat can only be placed on the second-row seat. The front seat is not equipped with the anchor system bracket. The statistical data of accidents show that placing the child seat on the second-row seat can largely improve the child safety

For a little child, a child seat shall always be used. Never hold a child with arms while riding in the vehicle. Never allow a child to stand or kneel on a seat or in the luggage compartment when the vehicle is running.

An unfixed child seat may be thrown out of the vehicle in case of a collision or emergency stop. The child seat must be correctly and securely fixed even if not in use.

If the child seat is put in a closed compartment in hot weather, the child seat temperature will be very high. Make sure that the child seat temperature is not very high before putting a child in the seat. If the child is too small and the seat belt cannot provide the best protection for it, please make sure that a proper child seat is used to provide safety protection.

For infants under one year old, their bones are very fragile, and a rearwardfacing child seat shall be used.

ISOFIX

To fix the child seat:

1. The ISOFIX lower fixing point is on the joint between the second row set backrest and the seat cushion back. Its position can be identified through the label on the lower edge of the backrest. The left and right seats are equipped with a set of ISOFIX respectively.
2. Clear up the objects on the seat. Note to remove the seat belt and seat belt buckle to avoid affecting accurate fixing of the child seat.

5. Connect the upper strap of the child seat to the corresponding fixing point of the vehicle. Refer to the child seat instructions to get to know when and how to strain the upper strap. As shown in the figure, the ISOFIX upper fixing point is on the roof above the rear seat. Open the outer cover from the upper edge.

Depending on the vehicle configuration, the system includes the following air bags:

• Driver frontal air bag
• Front passenger frontal air bag. (If equipped)
• Front side air bag. (If equipped)
• Side curtain air bag (if equipped)

For all air bags, the letter” AIRBAG” is marked on the trim panel or the label near to its deployment opening. For frontal air bags, the letter ”AIRBAG” for the driver is located in the middle of the steering wheel, and that for the front passenger is located on the instrument panel. For lateral-impact air bags, the letter” AIRBAG” is located on the backrest side, near to the door. The letter ”AIRBAG” for side curtain air bags is located on the roof lining trim panel.

The air bag can supplement protection on the basis of correct wearing the seat belt. Although nowadays the air bags are designed to reduce the injury risks caused by the impact of force when the air bag is inflated, all air bags must be inflated rapidly to exert its effect.

On the instrument panel, there is an air bag indicator which displays the air bag shape symbol. The system will check whether the air bag circuit system has a fault and give corresponding prompt through the indicator. Refer to the Chapter ”Instruments and Controls” for detailed information.

Frontal Air Bag

As shown in Figure A above, the driver frontal air bag is located in the middle of the steering wheel.

As shown in the Figure B above, the front passenger frontal air bag is located in the passenger’s side instrument panel.

If there is any other object between the occupant and the air bag, the air bag may not be able to be inflated normally or the air bag may cause the object to squeeze the occupant*s body when it is inflated, leading to severe injuries or even death. Please never use a seat accessory (such as seat jacket) that may hinder the inflating of the lateral-impact air bag.

When Shall the Air Bag Be Inflated?

The frontal air bag is designed to be inflated in moderate to severe head-on collision or almost head-on collision to reduce severe injury risks of the driver’s and the front passenger’s head and chest.

Whether the frontal air bag is inflated do not mainly depends on the vehicle running speed. It depends on the impacted object, impact direction and vehicle deceleration within unit time during collision.

The frontal air bag may be inflated in different collision speed. The air bag inflation depends on the impact direction (straight or in certain angle) at the moment of collision and whether the impacted object is fixed or movable, deformable or not and narrow or wide. Due to different design of each vehicle, the collision inflation conditions of the frontal air bag may vary. The frontal air bag will not be inflated in case of vehicle overturn, rear-end collisions and most lateral-impact collisions.

How is the Air Bag Inflated?

In the inflation process, the sensing system will send an electronic signal to trigger the gas generator; the generator will release gas to inflate the air bag and to make the air bag pops up from the cover plate. The gas generator, air bag and relevant members are all components of the air bag module.

How Does the Air Bag Provide Protection?

The air bag supplements protection provided by the seat belt by distributing the impact force more evenly to the occupant’s body. However, some occupants’ bodies do not move toward the air bags in collisions where an external object intrudes into the vehicle. The air bag cannot provide corresponding protection. The air bag shall only be deemed as a supplementary device of the seat belt.

What Will You See After the Air Bag is Inflated?

After the air bag is inflated, it will be deflated quickly. Somebody may not note that the air bag is ever inflated because the bleeding speed is very fast. For deflated air bag, some smoke and dust may come out from its air event.

• Work related to the air bag system can only be done by technicians with corresponding qualification. Improper repair and maintenance may cause that the air bag system cannot function normally. Please drive to the MG Authorised Service Centre for repair and maintenance.

Air Bag System Repair, Maintenance and Replacement

The air bag system must be maintained by qualified professional technicians. Improper maintenance will cause that the air bag system cannot function normally. Please drive to the MG Authorized Service Center for repair and maintenance of the air bag system.

If the air bag cover is damaged, opened or broken, the air bag may not function normally. 1t shall be repaired as soon as possible.

Never stick or cover any object on the air bag cover surface or refit the air bag cover; never try to repair, adjust or remove or install any air bag system component; never try to refit the front bumper of the vehicle body by yourself.

Overturn, falling from high place, rolling

Hit into front vehicle bottom, especially truck bottom

Rear-end collision

Off- vertical side collision

The side air bag/side curtain air bag will usually not be inflated in case of head-on collision, rear- end collisions, overturn or low-speed side collisions.

Fall into or drive into a deep pit

Head-on collision

Rear-end collision

The brake system is designed for the braking performance under the driving conditions in wide range. In the braking process, the vehicle speed is reduced through the braking friction and the friction between tyres and ground. It is normal that small braking friction sounds, and friction sounds between tyres and ground are given with no need for special treatment. It is also normal that occasional squeals are given in braking. Squeals may be produced for such causes that other matters may adhere to the friction faces during operation of the vehicle, the vehicle is out of operation for a long time, or friction faces get rusted after raining. As long as squeals are produced at a lower frequency, there is no need for special treatment.

To avoid the pedal travel from being influenced, do not lay a thick carpet in the brake pedal area.

If you find that the brake pedal fails to return or the brake pedal travel becomes longer, we strongly advise you to have your vehicle inspected at the MG Authorised Service Centre. This may indicate a faulty brake system.

If the brake is unable to brake temporarily due to overheat.

Engage a lower gear when driving downhill and use the engine to brake.

If the brake is unable to brake temporarily due to wet components, the normal performance can be recovered with the help of following procedures:

1. Check whether there are vehicles behind your vehicle.
2. Keep safe driving speed to ensure there is sufficient space behind at both sides of your vehicle.
3. Carefully depress the brake till the normal performance is recovered.

Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)

As one advanced electric braking system, the anti-lock brake system (ABS) is helpful in avoiding the vehicle from slipping and losing control, and this system can also provide the maximum braking capability on the slipped pavement.

When the ignition switch is turned on, the ABS warning lamp illuminates momentarily. The ABS warning lamp does not go out or illuminates when the vehicle is running, it indicates that the ABS is faulty. Please immediately contact the MG Authorised Service Center. Refer to ”ABS Warning Lamp” under Chapter ”Instrument and Control Device”.

Electronic Stability Control (ESC) System*

The ESC system is a new-type active safety system, representing the further development of the functions of antilock brake system (ABS) and traction control system (TCS). In addition, the yaw rate sensor, lateral acceleration sensor and steering wheel turn angle sensor are added. The driving force and braking force of front and rear, left and right wheels are controlled through the ECU, which ensures the lateral stability of the vehicle. When the driver operates the vehicle beyond the limit values, in case of turning at high speed, the ESC system automatically intervenes to ensure that the vehicle returns to be controllable and ensure the safety. Indicators relevant to the ESC system include ABS fault indicator, EBD fault indicator, ESC indicator and ESCOFF indicator.

1. Indicators illuminate for selfinspect when the ignition is connected. The 4 indicators are normally on for 3s, indicating that the ESC system is conducting self-inspect and indicators work normally. The 4 indicators go out 3s later under the normal condition. When faults (such as neglected installation, loosened connector, abnormal CAN communication) exist on the ESC system, only the ESC OFF lamp will go out 3s later, and other 3 lamps are normally on.

4. The ESC system will be activated automatically after every reignition.

The ESP system may not be able to help you escape from out-ofcontrol in the ultimate state for sure. Therefore, take care during daily driving.

You had better disable the ESP system when crossing country on a sandy and rocky pavement. As it is time for the ESP system to function on an icy, snowy and slippery pavement, the ESC system shall not be disabled.

ESC OFF Switch

Press the ESC OFF switch after starting the vehicle. The ESC OFF lamp on the instrument cluster turns on, and some ESC functions are disabled. Press the ESC switch again, the ESC function is enabled again and the ESC OFF indicator on the instrument cluster goes out.

At the time, you can depress the brake pedal to make the vehicle come to a complete stop, and the system will still help you to conduct the next start (when conditions are met).

Conditions for the HHC system to function:

1. No fault exists on the system, and the engine has been operating;
2. The vehicle is motionless and the brake pedal is depressed;
3. The system detects that the gradient value is met. (In theory, when the slope is > 4%, the vehicle will nod during braking, and the nodding angle will offset the slope. As a result, the system may fail to be started on a ramp whose slope is > 4%.)

When the vehicle is reversed onto a slope, it is necessary to set to the reverse gear firstly.

Mechanical Hand Brake*

The parking brake impacts rear wheels.

The parking brake lever is between two front- row seats.

If you are to use the parking brake, you should stop the vehicle, depress the brake pedal and tension the parking brake lever.

When you are to release the parking brake, depress the brake pedal and take the following measures:

1. Draw back the parking brake lever slightly.
2. Press the button on the parking brake lever joint.
3. Release the parking brake lever when holding the button pressed.

Do not drive the vehicle with the parking brake not released; otherwise the rear wheel brake may get overheated or be subject to premature wear. As a result, you must replace the rear wheel brake; otherwise, other components of the vehicle may get damaged.

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) *

The parking brake impacts rear wheels.

As shown in the figure above, the EPB switch is between two front-row seats.

Manually Apply Parking Brake

If the brake pedal has not been depressed, the instrument will give a hint ”Please depress the brake pedal andthen release the EPB switch”.

When you are operating the EPB switch, the switch will make response only when the time for releasing or pressing the switch is > 0.1s.

EPB Automatic Clamping Function

When the engine flames out in the motionless state, the vehicle will automatically apply parking brake, and you do not have to pull up the EPB switch.

EPB Automatic Releasing Function

You do not have to manually release parking brake when starting the vehicle; parking brake will be released automatically when the system detects that the vehicle is going to start.

Start the vehicle, engage gear (drive gear or reverse gear), and the driver’s safety belt is tightened; depress the accelerator and release the clutch. After the vehicle start conditions are met, the parking brake will be released automatically.

To smoothly start and avoid sliding backwards on an uphill pavement, opening of the accelerator being depressed shall be enlarged properly

Detection Line Passing Mode

Conduct as required by the detection line after entering the roller platform. Continuously draw back the EPB switch or continuously conduct the action of drawing back-releasing the EPB switch 6 times.

Deactivation of Automatic Clamping Function

During transport, traction and vehicle cleaning, you may need deactivate the EPB automatic clamping function so as to make it possible to move the vehicle after flameout.

Deactivation method: Depress the brake pedal and hold the EPB switch pressed while killing the engine. Try to move the vehicle to confirm that EPB is not in the clamped state. Afterwards, if you have to apply the parking brake, draw back the EPB switch.

Deactivate the automatic clamping function only on the flat ground. Otherwise, the vehicle will move and thus a danger may be caused when the foot brake is released.

After deactivating the automatic clamping function, take measures to prevent from sliding due to lack of braking force, for example, cushion wood blocks or stones on both sides of a wheel.

If the driver depresses the accelerator and releases the clutch to start the vehicle within 5 min, the hydraulic pressure in the brake system will be automatically released and the parking will be released, so as to start the vehicle. 5 min later, it will automatically switch to the EPB caliper to clamp and park, and the hydraulic pressure in the brake system will be released. Start and shutdown of AVH can be memorized. If AVH is in the on / off state when the power is off last time, AVH keeps in the corresponding state when the power is on next time.

Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) Switch*

When the engine has been in operation, the driver’s safety belt is tightened, and the driver’s side door has been closed, you have to press the AVH switch, and the background lamp on the switch illuminates to activate the AVH function.

Afterwards, if following conditions are met, the AVH working indicator on the instrument illuminates. The parking brake will function and the brake system applies the braking force to park the vehicle in situ.

Type 1 Key

Detachable Type 1 Key

As shown in the figure above, turn the release switch

1. on the key first and then pull out the mechanical key.
2. Plug back the mechanical key after use.

Each new vehicle is provided with two keys. Please reserve one key for spare.

For the sake of safety, please keep the key number plate in a safe place to prevent from illegal key making.

Different models may be provided with different keys. Please refer to real key.

Do not leave the key in the vehicle. Take the key with you when you leave the vehicle.

If the key is lost, please contact to MG Authorised Service Centre.

Foldable Type

As shown in the figure, press the release button, and the mechanical key will pop up automatically.

Fold the mechanical key after use.

The functioning range of the remote control may be different due to environmental reasons. Radio interference signals and barriers will affect the remote-control functions.

Smart key precaution*

The smart key functionality may be altered, or it may cause malfunction under following conditions:

the frequency band from the smart key may be mixed with a different frequency (from engine operation, door lock function, electronic systems, woofer, mobile phones, portable wired/ wireless charger, heating device, electronic power banks, e-cigarettes, etc.)

• If the smart key is near your mobile phone, its signal may be blocked by the normal operation of the phone.
• Do not place your smart key and mobile phone in the same pocket of jackets/pants.
• Do not place smart key over the wireless charger of the vehicle.

Vehicle Locating

Press the remote unlock button quickly for two times to activate the vehicle locating function, and the hazard warning lamp will flash 20 times.

Remote Window Lowering

Press and hold the unlock button for about 2s to lower all windows automatically and in turn.

• To stop warning sound Press and hold the lock, unlock or liftgate button on the transmitter for about 2s or turn the key to ON position to stop the warning sound; if not, the warning sound will be ended automatically after 30s, and the anti-theft mode is activated again. If the system fails to do so, it is recommended to have the system checked by the MG Authorised Service Centre.

Door Unlock and Release of Anti-theft Mode

1. Press the unlock button on the remote control once.+
   • All doors are unlocked.
   • The hazard warning lamp flashes once.
   • The anti-theft state is released.
2. Press and hold the liftgate open button for 2s.
   • The liftgate is opened.
   • The hazard warning lamp flashes once.
   • The anti-theft state is released.

Lock Function Alarm

The horn will buzz thrice and the hazard warning lamp will flash thrice to indicate that the doors are not locked

Ignition Off Unlocking

When the doors are locked, they will be unlocked automatically if the ignition switch is turned from ON position to ACC or LOCK position.

Remote Control

Each remote control has its own electronic code to prevent the doors being opened with other remote controls.

If the remote control is lost or stolen, please contact the MG Authorized Service Center to buy a new one as soon as possible. If you need to replace one or more remote controls, please bring with you the existing remote control(s) when you go to the MG Authorized Service Center. When the MG Authorized Service Center matches the remote control for replacement with the vehicle, the existing remote control shall also be matched with the new code. After the new remote control is coded electronically, the lost remote control will not unlock your vehicle. For Type I key, 3 transmitters can be configured at most each time; for Type II and III keys, 4 transmitters can be configured at most each time.

Signal Transmission Autostop Function of Remote Control

The remote control has the signal transmission autostop function which can prevent unnecessary battery loss caused by misoperation and other reasons.

Long press any button on the remote control for over 10s, the remote control will stop transmitting signals automatically.

If the button is released, the signal transmission autostop function is deactivated.

External Door Locking and Unlocking

As shown in the figure above, the lock hole on the left front door external handle is hidden under the trim cover. The trim cover needs to be removed first if the key is used to open the door; for example, the remote control is lost or out of power.

Below the trim cover, there is a small hole.

Plug the key into the hole and press inward; at the same time, prize up the trim cover outward to remove the cover.

For installation, press the trim cover inward to fasten it.

When you leave the vehicle unattended, you must lock all doors and liftgate and take the key with you. If the doors and liftgate are unlocked, the vehicle may be stolen. Please park your vehicle in an attended place. It is recommended not to leave valuables in the vehicle to prevent losses due to unforeseen circumstances.

Internal Door Locking and Unlocking

As shown in the figure, a central door lock switch is set on the middle of the instrument panel. To lock doors from inside, press the lock button on the central door lock switch. To unlock doors from inside, press the unlock button on the central door lock switch. If the lock button indicator is on, it means the doors are locked; if the indicator is off, it means the doors are unlocked.

Door Locking Method in Case of Vehicle Outage

In case of vehicle outage (for example, the battery is out of power, or its positive and negative poles are disconnected), the central door lock system does not function, and you need to lock side doors manually one by one. As shown in the figure above, open the right front door and two rear doors, and find the internal knobs of locks (not the knob of child safety lock).

Rotate the knobs outward with a key and close the doors. At last, pull the external handles to ensure that the doors are locked. At this time, please pull the internal handle once first if you want to open the door.

For the left front door, please plug the key in the external door handle and rotate the key clockwise to lock the door. Please refer to the content in the Subsection ”External Door Locking and Unlocking”.

To activate the child safety lock:

1. Open the rear door that you want to lock.
2. Find the child safety lock hole on the door edge and near the middle position.
3. Plug the key and rotate as per the arrow to the lock position.

When the child safety lock is activated, you need to pull the external door handle to open the door. To deactivate the child safety lock, please plug the key and rotate to the unlock position.

External Liftgate Switch

As shown in the figure, the liftgate release switch is above the liftgate license plate.

When the liftgate is to be opened, firstly, unlock the door, and then press the switch to unlock the liftgate, and open the liftgate.

According to the vehicle configuration, for the vehicles equipped with PEPS, you can directly carry the remote key to approach the liftgate and press the switch to open the liftgate when the vehicle is locked.

Liftgate Opening with Remote Key

Press the remote key liftgate opening key for about 3s to unlock the liftgate when the engine is shut down.

To lock the liftgate, you need to close it and then lock it.

Electric Liftgate*

Before opening the liftgate, make sure that the vehicle stops, the gear is in parking gear, and the handbrake is pulled to avoid any damage.

Internal Liftgate Switch

Press the switch. The liftgate automatically opens after two prompt tones. When the liftgate is to be closed, press the switch. The liftgate automatically closes after two prompt tones. The locking sound and two flashes of hazard warning lamp represent that the liftgate is closed and locked.

Before driving, please make sure that the liftgate is closed and locked. When leaving the vehicle, make sure that the liftgate is closed and locked, and the vehicle is locked.

Anti-pinch Function of Liftgate

Firstly, unlock the vehicle, and press the switch. The liftgate automatically opens after two prompt tones. When the liftgate is to be closed, press the switch. The liftgate automatically closes after two prompt tones. The locking sound and two flashes of hazard warning lamp represent that the liftgate is closed and locked.

For the anti-pinch function of the liftgate, a better anti-pinch cannot be realized at every position. The position closer to the liftgate hinge has a stronger anti-pinch force. Please keep your finger or other body parts away from the range of movement to avoid any personal injury.

Liftgate Antiplay

Before the liftgate is not completely locked, if the anti-pinch strip is triggered 3 times, then the liftgate enters antiplay mode. The liftgate stops moving, and the switch is invalid. Please close the liftgate manually.

Detect and Alert

The Tailgate operates if the smart key is detected within 50 ~ 100 cm from the tailgate. The alert stops at once if the smart key is positioned outside the detecting area during the Detect and Alert to customer. If you are positioned in the detecting area 50 ~100 cm behind the vehicle carrying the vehicle key, the hazard warning lights will blink for about 3 seconds to alert you the smart key has been detected and the tailgate will open.

Do not approach the detecting area if you do not want the tailgate to open. If you have unintentionally entered the detecting area and the hazard warning lights and beep starts, leave the detecting area after checking the tailgate is in closed condition.

Passive Entry Passive Start (PEPS) System*

High-configured models are equipped with PEPS system. You can lock or unlock the doors conveniently only by taking the remote-control key with you and getting to the certain ranges of the front doors or lift gate. You can lock or unlock remotely without taking your key out from your pocket.

Passive Entry

When the doors are locked and the ignition switch is at LOCK position, bring a legal key and get close to the front door handle (within 1.2 m); press the button on the handle, and the system will certify the key. Once certified successfully, the system will unlock all doors. The hazard warning lamp flashes once.

Passive Unlocking

When the doors are locked and the ignition switch is at LOCK position, bring a legal key and get close to the liftgate (within 1.2 m);

press the liftgate release switch, and the system will certify with the key. Once certified successfully, the system will unlock the liftgate, and the liftgate pops open.

If the doors are already unlocked, the liftgate can be opened by pressing the liftgate release switch directly (unnecessary to bring the key and get close to the liftgate).

Passive Locking

If the doors are locked, when the lift gate is closed, the system will search automatically whether there is a legal key in the vehicle. If there is no legal key in the vehicle, the lift gate will be locked automatically

Opening Engine Hood

1. Pull the engine hood release handle on the left lower side of the instrument panel.

2. After the engine hood is opened slightly, stretch out the hand to the lower side of the engine hood front edge. Pull the engine hood release handle upward as shown in the figure to open the engine hood completely.

3. Separate the engine hood prop rod from the fixing clamp. Plug the free end of the prop rod in the slot.

Vehicle Control

Do not slide if the engine is out of operation.

In such case, many systems (such as brake booster) cannot function. Driving in this way will cause a danger to yourself and others.

Pedal

To ensure that the pedal travel is unhampered, the floor mat in the pedal area shall not be excessively thick, and no article shall be placed in the pedal area.

Emergency Measures

One Tyre is Punctured when the Vehicle is Running

The operation time of the starter motor shall not exceed 10s once. otherwise, the starter motor will get damaged or discharge of battery will occur.

If one tyre is punctured when the vehicle is running, the driver shall hold the steering wheel tightly to control the driving direction, slowly decelerate, turn on the hazard flasher, and gently depress the brake pedal to park your vehicle in a safe area.

If the starter motor works but the engine fails to be started, please check fuel level, fuel filter, fuel pump, relevant wiring, etc. The operation condition of the fuel pump can be preliminarily judged by hearing sounds made by the ignition switch when it is being turned on.

Measures Taken in Case of Engine Overheat

When the vehicle is running, if the output power of the engine reduces suddenly or the warning lamp on the instrument indicates excessively high temperature illuminates, park your vehicle in a safe area and take the following measures:

• Have the engine run at idle and turn the transmission at the neutral position.
• Pull the parking brake lever.
• Turn off the A/C.
• Open the bonnet to ventilate the engine bay.
• If the level of the coolant reservoir does not drop, stop the engine to cool it.

If the coolant level is very low, uncover the reservoir, slowly fill water in the reservoir drop by drop till the level reaches the MAX (maximum) level mark of the coolant reservoir.

• After taking provisional measures, immediately send the vehicle to the JSW MG Authorised Service Centre for inspection.

Operation in Heavy Snow

1. Decelerate when the vehicle turns at corner, upgrades or crosses a bridge.
2. Please avoid parking on a hard road shoulder; otherwise, the snow shovelling work will be obstructed.
3. Please keep safe distance from other vehicles; braking unnecessarily should be limited.
4. Clear the accumulated snow around the vehicle frequently, for such measure can prevent the exhaust pipe from being blocked.

E-Call (Safety)*

Emergency Situation

In circumstances wherein the Vehicle has met with an Unpreventable accident, the safety feature of E-call shall trigger, wherein Emergency Assistance Services shall be provided to the driver of the Vehicle.

E-Call*

Any accident which causes the deployment of airbags, shall automatically trigger the feature of E-Call, in the concerned Vehicle, An automated call will be triggered from to your JSW MG Car from 24X7 JSW MG Team for ascertaining the well being of the Driver, and to take further steps to mitigate the damage, which may vary case to case.

*Instant help on Best Effort basis 24x7 through E-call icon Available in Head unit.

Trial Run of New Vehicle

The following measures can be taken within the initial mileage of 500 km, which can improve the performance, promote the vehicle economy and extend the service life:

• Avoid starting the engine by depressing the accelerator fully.
• Do not keep the engine idling for a long time.
• Avoid any emergency shutdown except in an emergency. With this, the brake can run in well.
• Do not quickly start, accelerate suddenly and continuously keep the vehicle running at high speed if possible, to avoid any damage to the engine and save the fuel.
• Avoid accelerating by depressing the accelerator fully at a low gear and driving by depressing the accelerator greatly.
• Do not drag any other vehicle.

Please do not use such vehicle electric equipment as audio and head lamp for a long time under the condition that the engine is off. When leaving the vehicle, please also shut down the electric equipment for the vehicle, to avoid the battery from running out. If the battery runs out, the vehicle may fail to be started.

ON

Connect the ignition system and electrical accessories.

Do not keep the key at “ON” for a long time when the engine is out of operation. Otherwise the battery will be discharged.

START

Start the engine. After starting the engine, release the key; the key will automatically return to the ON position.

Confirm that the engine does not operate before turning the ignition key to the START position.

Never remove the key or turn the key switch when the vehicle is running.

Otherwise, the brake assistance will disappear and the steering wheel may be locked. Therefore, the driver will lose control of the vehicle and thus the vehicle damage and the casualty accident may be caused.

LOCK

Parking is carried out at the position. The working indicator on the ENGINE START STOP switch does not illuminate, and the vehicle power is off.

ACC

Press the ENGINE START STOP switch at the LOCK position; the position can be switched to the ACC position. The orange working indicator on the ENGINE START STOP switch starts to illuminate. At the position, power supplies of some electrical accessories such as audio and cigar lighter are connected.

If no operation is conducted, the system will automatically return to the LOCK position 1h later, so as to reduce the consumed power.

ON

Driving and start are conducted at the position. Press the ENGINE START STOP switch at the ACC position once; the position can be switched to the ON position. The instrument cluster indicator illuminates, and the orange indicator on the ENGINE START STOP switch illuminates.

If you press the ENGINE START STOP switch once (without other operations) at the ON position, the switch will be turned to LOCK position.

Electronic Steering Column Lock*

As the electronic steering column lock is used to lock the steering wheel, the vehicle having the ENGINE START STOP function is equipped with the electronic steering column lock at the same time. You can hear the operating sound when the lock device is started or released.

If locking the steering wheel is required, following conditions shall be met at the same time:

1. The vehicle is motionless.
2. The ignition switch is at the LOCK position.

When conditions above are met, the steering wheel will be locked immediately if any one of following actions occur:

• Open or close the left front door.
• Remote locking.
• Wait 24s later.

If unlocking the steering wheel is required, you can just enter the vehicle with the legal key and press the ENGINE START STOP switch.

In case that the steering column lock may be unable to be released when it is in the wheel- deviation forward direction, the instrument cluster will display” Failure in locking of electronic steering lock” and buzz for prompt. At this time, align the steering wheel, turn the ignition switch at the ON position, and then switch to the LOCK position, to make efforts to unlock the steering wheel. If unlocking fails, check the vehicle.

5. Do not depress the accelerator pedal, turn the ignition-switch key to the ON position, and release the clutch (or brake) pedal after the engine starts. For one model having the ENGINE START STOP function, click the ENGINE START STOP switch once to start the engine. If the engine starts temporarily and fails to operate, you can wait for 10s and then try again.
6. Keep the engine idling for more than 30s to heat the engine.
7. Release the parking brake.
8. Do not drive the vehicle at high speed before the engine temperature reaches the normal operating temperature.

Keep the engine idling for 3-5 min before the vehicle with the turbocharged engine starts to run, especially in winter or after storage for a long time, and after the engine oil is changed or the engine is maintained.

ENGINE START STOP Function*

Start Condition

Following conditions shall be met for engine start:

1. The legal key is inside the vehicle;
2. Depress the clutch pedal (for MT model) or brake pedal (for AT model).

If conditions above are met, the green indicator on the ENGINE START STOP switch will illuminate. In this case, if the gear is at the neutral or P position, press the start switch and the engine will immediately start.

Other Control Instructions

1. Emergency start

1. The brake or clutch switch failure will make the start conditions unable to be met, and thus the engine cannot start in the normal procedures. You can firstly turn the ignition switch at the ACC position, confirm that the transmission is at the neutral or P position, and then long press the ENGINE START STOP switch for 15s. In this case, emergency start of the engine succeeds.
2. Insufficient battery of the remote key may cause the system to fail to search for the key and thus the engine fails to start. In this case, you can firstly depress the clutch pedal (brake pedal for AT model), and at the same time attach the side of remote key close to the ENGINE START STOP switch. When the green indicator on the ENGINE START STOP switch illuminates, press the switch to start the engine. Please try again if you fail. You shall replace the battery of the remote key.

As the switch of cruise control system is at the steering wheel, when the cruise control system is started, the vehicle can run at such speed. Depress the brake pedal, and the function will be immediately disabled. Except that the brake pedal is used to disable the function, operating switches such as parking brake switch and clutch switch can also be used to disable the function of the cruise control system. The system can be used at 3, 4, 5 and 6 gears with a speed range of 40 Km/h - 120 Km/h when the engine speed is lower than 4800 rpm. For the AT model, the minimum speed for starting the cruise control system is 48 Km/h. Specific application method:

First Step: Cruise Start

Based on the cruise control system switch type, press the “ ” button or pull the toggle button towards “ ” direction, and then the cruise indicator on the instrument cluster starts flickering, indicating that the cruise control system enters the activated state; pull the middle button

Third Step: Operation for Cruise Recovery

When the vehicle exits from the cruise state and enters the cruise activation state, if you are to carry out the cruise control at the previous cruising speed, you just need pull the toggle button once towards the ”RES/+” direction. Then cruise control is carried out at the previously-saved speed recovered. For example, the cruising speed is 60 Km/h before braking and becomes 50 Km/h after braking, and at the time the cruise indicator of instrument flickers. Pull the toggle button once towards the ”RES/+” direction; the cruise indicator will be normally on, and the vehicle will automatically speed up to 60 Km/h and enter the cruise control state.

Fourth Step: How to Promote Cruise Control Speed

Pull the toggle button towards the ”RES/+” direction and the set cruising speed will rise without the need to depress the accelerator pedal. The speed will rise by 2 km/h every time you pull up the switch once. If the toggle button is kept pressed, the vehicle speed will continuously rise. Once the switch is released, the then running speed will be saved into the memory and the vehicle will cruise at the speed.

For the MT model, after the cruise control system is started, if you intend to shift the transmission to the neutral position, always depress the clutch pedal firstly. Otherwise, it may cause the engine to overspeed and thus get damaged.

Engine Immobilizer System

The vehicle with the engine immobilizer system has the extra anti-theft capacity, for the system can prevent any unauthorized person from starting the vehicle. The matching key of the engine immobilizer system has been encoded electronically. The electronic transceiver is concealed in the ignition key. Only a valid key can be used to start the engine. However, an invalid key can also be used to open doors. The engine immobilizer system isolates the power supply from the ignition system, the fuel pump and the fuel injector. When any unauthorized person turns the invalid key to the START position, the engine immobilizer system fails to identify the electronic code. Therefore, the engine cannot start and the immobilizer system indicator will be flickering.

If the vehicle is equipped with one steering wheel mechanical lock again, a better anti-theft result will be realized.

Shift the gear as per gear positions marked on the gear lever ball after the clutch is released. If you have to shift to the reverse gear, you must first stop the vehicle, depress the clutch, and shift the gear lever from the neutral (N) gear to the reverse (R) gear.

1: First drive gear

2: Second drive gear

3: Third drive gear

4: Fourth drive gear

5: Fifth drive gear

6: Sixth drive gear

R: Reverse gear

Depress the clutch pedal completely when shifting gear. Do not always put your foot on the clutch pedal during driving.

Operation for Shifting Transmission with Six Drive Gears to Reverse (R) Gear

As shown in the figure above, when shifting the transmission with 6-speed Gearbox to the reverse (R) gear, pull up the reverse gear lock ring firstly and then turn the gear lever from the neutral (N) gear to the reverse (R) gear. Take care not to pull the reverse gear lock ring when shifting to the drive gear, so as to avoid from shifting to the reverse gear accidentally.

Your vehicle may be equipped with one automatic Continuously Variable Transmission, which is a wet automatic Continuously Variable Transmission with 6 gears.

Instruction for Use

1. Before starting the engine, depress the brake pedal firstly to confirm that the transmission gear lever is at the P gear, and then the engine can be started.
2. Depress the brake pedal and then engage gear after you start the engine.
3. Continuously depress the brake pedal after you engage gear, release the electronic parking brake, and release the brake pedal after you are ready to start the vehicle.
4. After the brake pedal is released on a smooth pavement, the vehicle will start running automatically and slowly with the accelerator pedal not depressed.
5. Sliding your vehicle at the neutral gear is prohibited during driving; otherwise, the transmission will get seriously damaged or an accident will be caused.

Operate the gear lever as indicated by arrows below when shifting gear.

• Shift gear freely
• Press and hold the locking button to shift gear.
• Press and hold the locking button and at the same time depress the brake pedal to shift gear.

The requirements for operations to switch the neutral (N) gear to the drive (D) gear are relevant to the vehicle speed and the duration of the gear lever at the neutral(N) gear. In some cases, you have to depress the brake pedal and then the neutral (N) gear can be switched to the drive (D) gear. For example, the duration of the gear lever at the neutral (N) gear is over 2s when the vehicle is 5 km/h.

Gear

P: Parking Gear

The transmission is locked mechanically at the parking gear. Engage the parking (P) gear when the vehicle is motionless and the hand brake is drawn back.

When you park your vehicle on a ramp, you should first depress the brake pedal and draw back the hand brake and then engage the parking (P) gear.

+/-: Upshift / Downshift in Manual Mode

If you are to toggle the gear lever from the (S) position to the (+) or (-) position once, select the manual mode.

After selecting the manual mode, toggle the gear lever to the (+) position once, and one gear will be increased. If the vehicle speed is excessively low, the system will not implement the upshift command and the instrument will ring for prompt. It is recommended to upshift manually when the engine speed is 1600~2000 rpm.

Toggle the gear lever to the (-) position, and one gear will be reduced. If the vehicle speed is excessively high, the system will not implement the downshift command, and the instrument will ring for prompt.

If the gear lever is toggled from the (S) position to the (D) position, the vehicle is switched to the automatic gearshift mode.

When the vehicle runs in the manual mode, if the engine speed is lower than one constant value, the transmission will automatically downshift to the adjacent low gear, so as to avoid the engine flameout from occurring. When the vehicle speeds up, and the engine speed continuously rises and reaches to the maximum speed allowed within gears, the transmission will automatically upshift to the adjacent high gear, so as to protect the engine.

As shown in the figure above, when the vehicle is running in the manual mode, if the vehicle speed is excessively high at the current gear, the instrument will ring for upshift reminding. Take the figure above as an example, the instrument reminds you to upshift from Gear 1.

Vehicle Start

When you start the engine and switch it to one required gear, release the hand brake and the brake pedal, and the vehicle will start running automatically and slowly. You can start the vehicle from Gear 2 in the manual mode on a snowfield so that front wheels slip less.

Automatic Upshift

After you select the drive (D) gear to drive the vehicle, the time for automatic upshift of transmission is relevant to the opening of accelerator pedal depressed.

If the accelerator pedal is depressed slightly, the transmission will shift gear at the relatively low speed; if the accelerator pedal is depressed drastically, shifting of the transmission will be delayed, and the transmission will shift gear till the relatively high speed is reached.

Kick-down

After you select the drive (D) gear to drive the vehicle, if you depress the accelerator pedal fully (such as for overtaking), the transmission will immediately switch to a proper lower gear at some speeds, which makes

When the vehicle stays on a ramp (i.g., in case of a traffic jam), you shall not prevent the vehicle from sliding backward by throttling up the engine; otherwise, the automatic Continuously Variable Transmission may get overheated and damaged. Please apply the hand brake or depress the brake pedal.

Run Downhill

If you depress the brake pedal continuously for a long time, the brake may get overheated, and thus the braking performance may be reduced and be invalid. When the vehicle is running down a long slope, after you depress the brake pedal to reduce the vehicle speed, push the gear lever from the drive (D) gear right into the (S) position and toggle it to the (-) position, and engage a low gear.

In this way, the braking function of engine can be activated to reduce the vehicle speed, and thus the load of brake is lowered.

Protection Mode

Transmission Overheat Protection

If the vehicle starts frequently in the hot environment or when the transmission is in the overload state, the automatic Continuously Variable Transmission may get very hot.

To avoid any damage to the transmission, the system will activate the overheat protection function, and at the same time the instrument cluster emergency parking (EP) indicator will illuminate or display the relevant warning icon and information accompanied with alarm sounds. In this case, please park the vehicle safely and switch to the P gear to cool the transmission.

Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) consists of three parts including sensing sensor, decision controller and actuator. The vehicle configuration that includes the scenario functions (e.g. Adaptive Cruise Control etc.) enables the driver to perceive potential hazards in the fastest way and improve the active safety of driving. The specific functions are shown in the table below

Descriptions:

1. The vehicle will be provided with functions such as adaptive cruise control, bend cruise assist, safe distance warning, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and collision mitigation function.
2. The vehicle will be provided above mentioned 10 functions when the vehicle is equipped with radar sensor and camera sensor at the same time.
3. See the next page for the location of radar sensor and camera sensor.
4. This Manual takes a vehicle model configuration as the example for introduction. The pictures in the Manual are only for reference. The actual vehicle shall prevail in case that the pictures are inconsistent with the actual vehicle.

Radar Sensor and Camera Sensor*

The ADAS acquires information about environmental and road conditions through radar sensor and camera sensor, and performs corresponding functions after analysis and judgment.

Camera sensor

1. Keep the windshield clean. The windshield shall be cleaned in time if it is stained with water droplets, snow, bird droppings, soil, ice, insects, etc.
2. Do not paste stickers (including transparent stickers) or any other objects in the camera area.
3. Any fogging, condensation and/or freezing in the windshield camera area shall be removed by the windshield defogging function of the air conditioner
4. The window film on the windshield shall not block the view of the camera.
5. Please contact the local service center where necessary for replacement of the windshield.
6. Do not change the installation position or direction of the camera.
7. Do not install any accessory on the engine hood that may block the view of the camera.
8. Do not modify the headlight or any other lights equipped with the vehicle.
9. The camera may stop working in cold and severe weather. Please drive carefully in that circumstance.

It must be ensured that the radar sensor and the camera sensor work normally. Otherwise, the Driver Assistance System cannot provide corresponding assistance.

Enable the Adaptive Cruise Control.

1. When the vehicle stands still, it is required to step on the brake pedal and then press down the Cruise ON/OFF button on the steering wheel ( ) to activate ACC. Release the brake pedal and gently step on the accelerator to start the vehicle.
2. When the vehicle stands still and without step on the brake pedal, then press down the Cruise ON/ OFF button on the steering wheel ( ) to Cruise ON/OFF button on the steering wheel to activate ACC. The vehicle will reach default cruise speed that is10km/h.
3. When the vehicle is running, press down the r ( ) activate ACC (Adaptive CruiseControl) with one button.
4. The Adaptive Cruise Control indicator on the instrument turns blue, indicating that the Adaptive Cruise Control function is activated already. The number displayed by the indicator is the desired vehicle speed in the mode of cruise.

If there is no blue graphic displayed to indicate the vehicle in front, it indicates that the Adaptive Cruise Control doesn’t accelerate or decelerate with the vehicle in front. You must actively control the vehicle speed in that circumstance. The system only provides assistance. You must remain cautious in driving and respond proactively all the time.

Adjust the cruise speed

The expected cruise speed is displayed on the combined instrument.

Pullup / down the toggle button to increase / decrease the cruise speed. Adjust to a multiple of 5 for each pull. For example, it will be adjusted to 35Km/h from 31Km/h. The variation of 1km/h will continuously increase or decrease if the button is pressed for a long time. Setting Range: 10-150Km/h.

Brief Acceleration

You can step on the accelerator to accelerate in the mode of cruise.

1. The vehicle will automatically recover the previously set cruise speed once the accelerator is released.
2. Push the button toward “-” so as to set the expected cruise speed based on the current speed.

Exit cruise control completely

If the Cruise Control OFF button ( ) is pressed down or the brake pedal is stepped on, the cruise control system will be completely disabled and the indicator light ( ) will go out.

Follow the vehicle

The system will control the vehicle which will stop at the proper position behind the vehicle in front provided that the vehicle slowly stops with the vehicle in front. The system will automatically control the vehicle to start with the vehicle in front provided that the vehicle in front will start within 3s. If the vehicle stops for more than 3s, the instrument will display the prompt message “Please gently step on the accelerator so as to resume following the vehicle in front” when the vehicle in front starts. At this time, the driver needs to step on the accelerator gently to resume following the vehicle in front.

If a vehicle suddenly drives to the front of the vehicle or the vehicle suddenly moves to the rear of the vehicle in front, the Adaptive Cruise Control may not be able to respond. Please drive cautiously in that circumstance.

• Cruise function is only for auxiliary purpose and cannot completely replace the driver’s control of accelerator and brake. When using this function, you must be cautious and be responsible for judging and actively responding to the traffic conditions. Otherwise, accident may occur.
• If the vehicle in front stands still or moves slowly, the Adaptive Cruise Control may not be able to respond. Please drive cautiously in that circumstance.

Bend Cruise Assist (BCA)*

The system will automatically adjust the vehicle speed based on the size of the bend so as to improve the safety after the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is activated.

If the radius of the bend in front is too small, the Bend Cruise Assist may not be able to reduce the vehicle speed to a safe driving level. Please drive cautiously.

You can enable/disable this function in the IVI, and the system will memorize the latest setting. You can also set the sensitivity and reminding mode of Lane Departure Warning in the IVI. The driver can select the warning or alarm mode for the lane departure in the multimedia interface. There are four modes such as “display”, “sound”, “steering wheel vibration” and “sound + steering wheel vibration”

If the camera fails to detect the lane line, no warning will be given even if the vehicle deviates from the lane.

The Lane Departure Warning system may not work or provide false warning in the following circumstances:

1. Poor vision due to factors such as rain, snow, hail, fog, early morning or night, driving in and out of tunnels, etc.
2. The view of the camera is blocked by ice, snow and/ or bird droppings on the front windshield.
3. The camera is affected by direct light, backlight or lights of the opposite vehicle.
4. There is water or snow accumulating on the road surface or the lane line is damaged, blurred or ultra thin.

Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)*

The Lane Keeping Assist system communicates with the camera sensor so as to monitor the lane line on the road ahead and assist you to keep the vehicle in the middle of the lane.

Enable the Lane Keeping Assist

The driver can shortly press down the ON/OFF button on the steering wheel to activate the Lane Keeping Assist. At this time, the indicator light on the combined instrument is lit on, and the lane line turns gray in the indicator light. The system is in standby state.

The Lane Keeping Assist can be activated only when the vehicle speed exceeds 10 km/h.

When the system is performing the Lane Keeping Assist, the lane line turns blue in the indicator light on the instrument.

Fault Warning Light for Lane Keeping Assist*

When the indicator light is lit on and turns yellow, it indicates that the system is faulty and cannot provide the Lane Departure Warning or the Lane Keeping Assist. Please repair it timely

The Traffic Jam Assist may keep the vehicle driving in the middle of the lane line and keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front within the speed range of 0-60km/h.

Enable the Traffic Jam Assist.

Shortly press down and hold the ON/ OFF button ( ) to enable the Traffic Jam Assist.

If the system identifies the lane lines on both sides, the Traffic Jam Assist will be activated and the lane lines displayed by the instrument will turn blue (as shown in the Figure above). In this circumstance, the vehicle will drive in the middle of the lane line. At the same time, the vehicle and lane lines in the indicative graphic signs for lane keeping ( ) are displayed green.

middle of the lane line and keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front within the speed range of 60-150 km/h.

Please refer to the Chapter - Traffic Jam Assist for the use of high-speed Intelligent Cruise Assist.

It is recommended to enable the Traffic Jam Assist or highspeed Intelligent Cruise Assist when the vehicle drives on the relatively closed roads in good conditions such as expressways, urban expressways, etc. It is not recommended to be used when the vehicle drives in the environment such as urban areas, mountain roads, ramps, etc.

Keep your hands holding the steering wheel. The driver must actively control the driving direction. Otherwise danger may occur.

Traffic Jam Assist and high-speed Intelligent Cruise Assist will not realize automatic driving. Any restrictions affecting the Adaptive Cruise Control and the Lane Keeping Assist will affect the performance. You must remain cautious and proactively judge and respond to the traffic conditions. Otherwise, accident may occur.

You can adjust the sensitivity of the Forward Collision Warning in the IVI or disable this function temporarily.

The Forward Collision Warn in system cannot detect the following conditions. Please drive with caution:

1. Vehicles running on the same lane.

The Foward Collision Warning system will work at different vehicle speed in regards of different objects. The driver shall drive cautiously: If the target is a moving vehicle, the working speed is 30-150 km/h. If the target is a vehicle standing still, the working speed is 30-85 km/h. If the target is a pedestrian walking laterally; the working speed is 30- 65km/h.

Automatic Emergency Brake (AEB)*

The automatic emergency braking system will automatically apply limited braking to reduce the vehicle speed for the purpose of avoiding collision or mitigating its consequences if the driver does not respond when approaching a collision.

As shown in the figure, the instrument will display the warning graphics and text and make a rapid audible warning when the system is automatically braking.

Indicator Light for Automatic Emergency Brake OFF

You can temporarily disable the Automatic Emergency Brak e i n t he IVI ( not recommended). The instrument will light up the indicator light if this function is disabled.

Fault Warning Light for Forward Collision Warning and Automatic Emergency Brake*

Pedestrian Identification* (equipped for models with camera sensors)

If the vehicle is equipped with a camera sensor (see section “Radar and Camera Sensor* above), its Forward Collision Warning and Automatic Emergency Brake system can identify moving pedestrians crossing the road under specific conditions.

The system will give an audible warning and the instrument will display “Brake Requested” when the vehicle speed is within the range of 7-64km/h and the pedestrian collision risk is detected.

When the vehicle speed is within the range of 7- 64 km/h, the system w ill autom atically apply emergency braking so as to mitigate or avoid collision if the driver does not take measures against the pedestrian collision warning.

Note that the system can only identify pedestrians who cross the road and are walking, and cannot identify pedestrians who are walking along the road or standing still.

The intelligent reverse sensor judges the distance between rear end of the vehicle and the obstacle via the ultrasonic transducer installed on the rear bumper.

If the buzzer buzzes once after you turn on the ignition switch and shift to reverse gear, it indicates that the system can work normally.

If the buzzer buzzes twice, it indicates that one transducer fails to work; if it buzzes thrice, it indicates that 2 or more transducers cannot work normally.

The intelligent reverse sensor starts to work immediately every time you turn on the ignition switch and shift to reverse gear.

When the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle behind it is within about 1.5 m~1.0 m, the reverse buzzer sends out alarm sound at long intervals.

When the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle behind it is within about 1.0 m~0.6 m, the reverse buzzer sends out alarm sound at short intervals.

When the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle behind it is within about 0.6 m~0.4 m, the reverse buzzer sends out alarm sound at shorter intervals.

When the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle behind it is within about 0.4 m, the reverse buzzer sends out alarm sound constantly.

Reverse Guide Line*

The yellow guide line can develop into a dynamic virtual guiding line as you turn the steering wheel.

Sector Indication Area*

As is shown in the figure, a total of 6 sector indication areas are shown on the screen, indicating the distance from the obstacle to front left, front right, rear left, rear right, rear left middle and rear right middle of the vehicle respectively.

For the front left, front right, rear left and rear right sector indication areas:

Parking Assist System*

The parking assist system judges the distance between front/rear end of the vehicle and the obstacle via the ultrasonic transducer installed on the front/rear bumper. If the buzzer buzzes once after you turn on the ignition switch, it indicates that the system can work normally.

If the buzzer buzzes twice, it indicates that one transducer fails to work; if it buzzes thrice, it indicates that 2 or more transducers cannot work normally.

When a transducer fault is detected, the fault information will appear on the audio system display screen.

Parking Assist System Switch Type II*

If the vehicle is equipped with parking assist system switch, the switch indicator will illuminate after the ignition switch is turned on and the parking assist system switch is pressed; if the parking brake is released at this time, the parking assist system starts to work.

If front/rear end of the vehicle is within certain distance from the obstacle, parking assist indication will appear on the audio system display screen. Press the switch again and the parking assist system turns off. The switch indicator also goes out.

360 Degree Panoramic Parking Screen Assist* Type 1

360 Degree Panoramic Parking Screen Assist* Type 2

The 360° panoramic parking image assist is to display the images collected by the cameras installed on both sides of the outside rearview mirrors and

Parking Image Assist during Reversing

When the transmission is turned to R gear, the “rear view + side view + 3D panoramic view” will appear on the display screen of the audio system to help you check the environment behind the vehicle when reversing.

Parking Image Assist at Forward Gear (D Mode) or Neutral Gear

When the transmission is at Neutral Gear or Forward Gear (D Mo de), if you want to check the environment in front of the vehicle, press the panoramic parking image switch to display the “front view + side view + 3D panoramic view”.

Please check the visual field of all rearview mirrors before driving.

Adjusting Outside Rearview Mirror

The power outside rearview mirror adjustment switch is on the left side of the instrument panel. Adjust the outside rearview mirror as per the following steps:

1. Select the rearview mirror to be adjusted. Press the ”L” or ”R” on the selector switch to adjust the left or right outside rearview mirror.
2. Press the buttons( )around the setting pan to adjust the selected rearview mirror upward, downward, leftward and rightward.
3. After adjustment, recover the selector switch to non-pressed state (both ends not pressed).

the automatic folding function of the outside rearview mirror temporarily in icy winter to let the mirror maintained in unfolded state.

Method: Enter the Setting Mode Auto ORVM and set to “OFF”. Thus, the outside rearview mirror will not be folded automatically when the doors are locked.

Notes to Electrical Folding of Frozen Outside Rearview Mirror

If the outside rearview mirror and its spindle are frozen, please remove the freeze first, and use the electric folding/ unfolding functions. For example, if the mirror is frozen after the vehicle is parked outdoors for a night in winter, please remove the freeze first, and use the remote control or the passive entry button to unlock doors. Then, the outside rearview mirror will be unfolded smoothly. If the freeze is not removed, the freeze will hinder the movement of the rearview mirror, damaging the mirror.

If the outside rearview mirror glass is frozen, please remove the freeze first, and then use the defrosting function for auxiliary heating and deicing. If the freeze is not removed, the freeze will hinder the movement of the rearview mirror while adjusting the mirror, causing damage to the mirror.

Folding

To ensure the pedestrian’s safety, the outside rearview mirror can be folded forward or backward from its normal mounting position under sufficient impact force. It can be moved and reset manually.

Power Window

When the ignition switch is at ON position, you can control the power window with the power window switch on the door armrest panel. You can also use the combination switch on the driver’s side to control other power windows.

The windows can also be controlled with the power window switches within 30s after the ignition switch is turned from ON position to ACC or LOCK position or the key is pulled out.

Children may operate the ower window and may get stuck by the window when they operate it.

Do not leave a key or an unattended child in the vehicle. Misoperation of the power window may cause casualties.

Power Window Switch

To raise the window, pull upward the switch. To lower the window, press down the switch.

Anti-pinch Function of Driver’s Side Power Window*

The power window that has the onebutton rising function also has the anti-pinch function to reduce pinching injuries. The power window will be lowered automatically for a distance in case of any obstruction in its one button rising process.

Remote Lowering of Power Window

Press and hold the unlock button on the remote-control key for about 2s to lower all window glass in turn.

Initialization Learning of Driver’s Side Power Window*

The driver’s side window may lose one button rising and lowering functions in some cases, such as battery connection after disconnection. In case of such outage, the window initialization learning shall be conducted first. First, pull upward the driver’s side switch till the window glass is closed completely, and continue to pull upward the switch for at least 5s and release it. Now the initialization of learning is completed. If the one button raising or lowering function is still unavailable after initializing learning, it is recommended to drive to the JSW MG Authorized Service Center for check and repair.

Sunshade

Your vehicle is configured with sunshade which can reduce dazzling effect on the driver and passengers.

The sunshade can move upward, downward and sideward.

Depending on the configuration, the sunshade may be equipped with a bill fold and vanity mirror.

Always observe the following notes:

• Do not stretch out the body or any object out of the sunroof.
• Please ensure that there is no object in and out of the sunroof before the sunroof is opened or closed.
• Do not place a heavy object on or around the sunroof.
• Make sure that there is no rubbish on the outer side of the sunroof.
• When the vehicle is left unattended, the sunroof must be closed.

All occupants must buckle seat belts in all cases no matter whether the sunroof is opened or closed.

If the notes above are not observed, severe injuries or vehicle damage will be caused.

When the ignition switch is at ON position, the power sunroof can be operated.

Sunroof Tilting

• To tilt open the sunroof, press the front end of the switch when the sunroof is completely closed, and release the switch when the sunroof reaches the desired position. To completely tilt the sunroof, press and hold the front end of the switch, and release the switch when the sunroof stops moving, or press the front end of the switch once quickly (operate within 0.3s).
• To completely close the tilted sunroof, press and hold the rear end of the switch, and release the switch when the sunroof reaches the desired position but is not completely closed. To completely close the sunroof, release the switch when the sunroof stops moving, or press the rear end of the switch once quickly and then release (operate within 0.3s).

Sunvisor

The sunroof visor can only be opened and closed manually.

Panoramic Sunroof*

The panoramic sunroof is composed of two parts—the front part is tiltable and slidable and the rear part is fixed.

Sun Blind

Press the open or close button of the sun blind to slide open or close the sun blind. When it reaches the desired position, release the button.

Short press the button, and the sun blind can be opened or closed automatically.

Sunroof Sliding

The sunroof can be slided open backward after it is completely tilted open.

To slide open the sunroof, push the sunroof switch backward, and release the switch when the sunroof reaches the desired position. You can also push the sunroof switch backward once quickly (short press), and the sunroof will be slided open automatically

To slide close the sunroof, push the sunroof switch forward, and release the switch when the sunroof reaches the desired position. To completely close the sunroof, release the switch when the sunroof stops moving. You can also push the sunroof switch forward once quickly (short press), and the sunroof will be slided close automatically.

Method:

Move the sunroof or sun blind to the completely close position, push the sunroof switch forward for about 10s or press the close button of the sun blind for about 10s, when the operation sound of the sunroof mechanism is heard, the sunroof or sun blind initialization learning is completed. If the onebutton opening or closing function still cannot be recovered after initialization learning, please drive to the JSW MG Authorised Service Center for check and repair.

Shutdown Delay Function

Within 30s upon vehicle shutdown, the sunroof and sun blind can be closed with buttons but cannot be opened.

Linkage Function

The linkage function of the sunroof and sun blind enables passengers in the vehicle to see the sunroof glass position when the sunroof is opened and to avoid forgetting to close the sunroof when the passengers leave the vehicle.

1. Front passanger air vent
2. Front window defroster vent
3. Front passenger airbag
4. Glove box
5. Central air vent
6. Front air outlet
7. Infotainment System
8. Ignition switch
9. Central air vent
10. Wiper and washer switch
11. Fixed speed cruise control button
12. Instrument Cluster
13. Driver airbag / horn switch
14. Headlights, turn signal switches
15. Sound system control button
16. Infotainment System button
17. Gear Knob
18. Air Volume Decrease Key
19. ESC OFF switch

Horn

Press the switch on the steering wheel to blow the horn.

Steering Wheel Adjustment*

It is only allowed to adjust the steering wheel after the vehicle has fully stopped. The steering wheel can tilt up / down and towards / away.

If you need to adjust the steering wheel:

1. As is shown in the figure, push the steering wheel adjustment lever downward first.

MIST: Push the control lever up once and the wiper wipes once.

OFF: Turn the system off.

AUTO*: This feature senses rain or snow fall on the windshield and automatically activates the wipers for the driver.

LO: Push the control lever down to this position and the wiper wipes continuously at a low speed.

HI: Push the control lever down to this position and the wiper wipes continuously at a high speed.

INT*: This feature sweeps the windscreen at regular intervals as configured.

The intermittent and automatic wiping speed is adjustable and to select the desired speed, just turn the circular knob in the middle of the control lever.

• Blurred view for the driver can lead to accident and cause personal injuries and damage to the vehicle or other properties.
• In cold weather, if the wiper gets frozen, before using the wiper, please spray warm water on the frozen area to device and then wipe off the water immediately to prevent icing.

Rear Windshield Wiper and Washer*

To use the rear windshield washer, turn the ignition switch to “ON” position first and then turn the rear wiper and washer switch knob too.

Turn the rear wiper and washer switch knob to and the water pump sprays water to the rear windshield immediately. Release the knob and the pump stops spraying.

Rear Accessory USB Power Outlet*

The second-row USB power outlet (5V/2A) is located at the rear end of the console and it can be used for cell phone charging. The power outlet is unavailable if the ignition switch is turned off.

If equipped, the third-row USB power outlet is located at the third-row seat right armrest.

Rear Power USB Port *

There is USB power jacks (5V/2A) available for the second and third row seat and can be used for charging mobile phones. The power is not available when the vehicle ignition switch is off.

The wireless charging function does not apply to all mobile phones, only brands/models with wireless charging function.

For using a mobile phone without wireless charging function, need to use Qi certified accessories / adapter.

Wireless Charging of Mobile Phones The wireless charging area is located in the area shown in the figure. The charging function is enabled when the START/ STOP Switch is placed in the ACC/ ON/ READY positions. All doors should be closed.

Place the phone face up horizontally in the charging area, which can be used for wireless charging.

Only one mobile phone can be charged at a time.

On bumpy roads, the wireless charging function of the mobile phone may intermittently stop and resume. If the mobile phone deviates from the charging area and stops charging, it will need to be placed back in the rechargeable area.

The size of each brand of mobile phone is different, and the position of the charging coil on the mobile phone is different. Please adjust the position of the mobile phone accordingly. In addition, the case of some mobile phones may have an impact on wireless charging. It may be necessary to adjust or remove the case to achieve wireless charging.

If the mobile phone cannot be charged correctly, please make sure that there is no foreign matter in the wireless charging area or wait for the wireless charging area to cool down before further attempts. If it still fails, seek an JSW MG Authorised Dealership.

Speedometer

It displays the vehicle speed.

Please keep the speed within the limit when driving in a speed limit zone.

Tachometer

It displays the engine crankshaft revolutions per minute.

General Odometer

It shows vehicle kilometers for a driving trip After it has been reset to zero. In this mode, long press the adjustment lever to clear the trip distance.

You can clear the trip distance when it is displayed on the small odometer. To do this, long press “OK” button on the steering wheel if the vehicle is of high configuration; long press the instrument cluster adjustment lever if the vehicle is of low configuration.

If the engine coolant temperature is too high, please stop the vehicle, shut down the engine and inspect the coolant level.

Type - 1 Trip Computer Display Screen Switch

Type-2 Trip Computer Display Screen

1. Fuel Level
2. Navigation Information Display Option
3. Vehicle Information Setup Option
4. Settings
5. Warnings
6. Coolant Temperature
7. Distance To Empty (Range)
8. Gear Position Display* (equipped on AT model only)
9. Display Zone
10. General Odometer

Instrument Cluster Control Button*

Type-II trip computer display screen can be controlled with the control button on the steering wheel. Only when the ignition switch is turned to ON can the instrument cluster be controlled.

1. Option switch button

   It is used to switch among different display screens.

2. Up/down selection button

   Pull it up or down to make selection or adjustment.

Interface - 2

Tyre Pressure Indication

The Tyre Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) displays the current pressure and temperature of the four tyres respectively.

When the system detects tyre pressure low or high, it gives a prompt, asking you to adjust the tyre pressure in time. For the standard tyre pressures, please refer to “Technical Data”

If the tyre temperature value becomes extremely great, for example, when you are driving down a slope and applies the brake frequently, please stop the vehicle to cool down the tyres. If the shown tyre temperature value becomes abnormal, please contact the JSW MG Authorized Service center as soon as possible for inspection and repair.

After the driving time reaches the maximum record value, or when the battery gets disconnected, or the engine flameout condition lasts for 2 hours, the driving time will clear automatically and calculation starts as new.

The displayed fuel range is calculated based on the current fuel consumption and the fuel amount left in the fuel tank. It changes as the driving condition changes. When the fuel level low warning indicator illuminates, “fuel insufficient, add fuel” will appear in the fuel range indication area. If you long press “OK” on the current interface, the driving time will be cleared, while the fuel range cannot be cleared.

Vehicle Information Setup Option

This option allows access to fault information inquiry, overspeed warning setup, fatigue driving setup and display language setup.

Pull the up/down selection button and then press “0K” to enter the interface under this option.

The control button on the steering wheel will be shielded as a warning message pops out on the display screen. The control button will give no response even though it is pressed until the warning message disappears.

Interface – 2

Fatigue Driving Warning Setup

Enter the fatigue driving function setup interface and you can make fatigue driving function setup. Once the driving time reaches or exceeds the set value, a text warning message will appear on the LCD, accompanied by a sound alarm. The system reminds you to have a rest if necessary in this way. You can also disable the fatigue driving function by selecting the corresponding option on this interface. The fatigue driving function gets disabled by fault once the battery power is cut off.

Set range of fatigue driving warning: 1h~ 4h at an increment/decrement of 0.5h.

Bluetooth Telephone Information Option

Choose this option and the Bluetooth telephone interface will appear. If the instrument cluster has not connected to Bluetooth telephone, “Telephone Not Connected” will appear on the screen. After successfull connection, “Telephone Connected” will appear on the screen.

The instrument cluster will show the current state of Bluetooth telephone on the screen: “incoming call”, “outgoing call” and “on the line”.

In addition, the instrument cluster will also show the current telephone number and name of the contact on the screen.

Gear Position Display* (Equipped On AT Model Only)

The automatic transmission has two control types: manual and automatic, displayed as “M” and “A” respectively.

Gear position display prompt includes two parts: mode prompt and gear position prompt. In automatic (A) mode, two transmission control modes are available: economy and sports, displayed as “E” and “S” respectively.

In automatic (A) mode, three gear positions will be displayed: D, R and N.

In manual (M) mode, the following gear positions will be displayed: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (if equipped), R and N. When driving in this mode, you will be reminded to shift up as the vehicle speed reaches certain value and at the same time, the arrow icon in the gear position display area will illuminate.

For more details, please refer to “Automatic Transmission” in the driving and control section.

Type - I Instrument Cluster

If the vehicle is equipped with a Type-I trip computer display screen, you can short press or long press the adjustment lever on the instrument cluster to switch the display modes or conduct clearing. As it is shown in the figure:

1. Engine Tachometer
2. Start And Stop System Shutdown Indicator*
3. Start And Stop System Work Indicator*
4. 48v System Failure Warning Light*
5. Engine Compar tment Opening Indicator*
6. Left Turn Signal / Hazard Warning Indicator
7. Front Fog Light Indicator*
8. Position Light Indicator
9. Rear Fog Light Indicator
10. Headlights High Beam Indicator
11. Abs Failure Warning Light
12. Brake System / Hand Brake Indicator / EBD Warning Light
13. Right Turn Signal / Hazard Warnin Indicator
14. Particle Trap Indicator Light*
15. Fuel Water Indicator Light*
16. Glow Plug Indicator Light*
17. Fixed Speed Cruise Work Status Indicator*
18. Speedometer
19. Emergency Stop Light* SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) Warning Light
20. Automatic Parking (AVH) Work Indicator*
21. Transmission Fault Warning Light*
22. Engine Anti-theft System Indicator / Immolizer
23. Engine Failure Warning Light Mil
24. Oil Pressure Is Too Low Warning Light
25. Engine Water Temperature Is Too High Warning Light

Type - II Instrument Cluster

1. Speedometer
2. Engine anti-theft system indicator / Immobilizer
3. Transmission Failure Warning Light*
4. Position Light Indicator
5. Engine Failure Warning Light
6. Left Turn Signal / Hazard Warning Indicator
7. Front Fog Light Indicator*
8. Headlights High Beam Indicator
9. Rear Fog Light Indicator
10. Fuel Water Indicator Light*
11. Glow Plug Indicator Light*
12. Driving Computer Information Tab
13. Particle Trap Indicator Light*
14. Fault Information Prompt
15. Emergency Stop Light*
16. Right Turn Signal / Hazard Warning Indicator
17. Engine Tachometer
18. Electronic Hand Brake Failure Warning Light*
19. Electronic Hand Brake Work Indicator*
20. Automatic Parking (AVH) Work Indicator*
21. Automatic Parking (AVH) Fault Warning Light*
22. Brake System / Hand Brake Indicator / EBD Warning Light
23. Fuel Gauge
24. Water Temperature Gauge
25. Start and Stop System Work Indicator*

Type - III Instrument Cluster

1. Forward Collision Warning and Automatic Emergency Brake Warning Light*
2. Driver side Seat Belt Warning Light
3. Passenger side Seat Belts Warning Lights
4. Left Turn Signal / Hazard Warning Indicator
5. Headlights High Beam Indicator
6. Headlights Low Beam Indicator
7. Position Light Indicator
8. Front Fog Light Indicator
9. Bluetooth Telephone Information Display Option*
10. Driving Computer Information Tab
11. Vehicle Information Setup Option
12. Rear Fog Light Indicator
13. Fault Information Prompt
14. Maintenance Reminder
15. Start and Stop System Work Indicator
16. Right Turn Signal / Hazard Warning Indicator
17. Cruise Control Failure Warning Light
18. Adaptive Cruise Control Speed*
19. Rear Passenger Belt Warning Light
20. Door Ajar Warming Lamp
21. Lane Keeping Assist Work Indicator
22. Constant Speed Cruise Work Status Indicator
23. Start And Stop System Shutdown Indicator
24. Cruise Control Speed
25. Electronic Hand Brake Work Indicator
26. Electronic Hand Brake Failure Warning Light
27. Brake System / Hand Brake Indicator / EBD Warning Light
28. Electronic Stability Control (ESC) Fault Alarm Notice light
29. Electronic Stability Control (ESC) Off Light
30. Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Fault Indication light

Turn Signal Lamp / Hazard Warning Indicator

The turn signal lamp / hazard warning lamp indicator is used to confirm whether the outside turn signal lamp / hazard flasher can work normally. If you find that the green arrow does not flash as you send a turning signal or press the hazard warning button, please inspect the fuse and bulb and if necessary, replace them.

These indicators are essential for assurance of driving safety. If the turn signal lamp or the hazard flasher indicator bulb has burnt out, please replace it immediately. If you fail to keep these indicators in an agreeable working condition, accident may happen and as a result, personal injuries, and damage to the vehicle or other properties can occur.

If the flashing time is shorter than normal, it indicates that the turn signal lamp bulb has burnt out and must be replaced.

Charging System Warning Lamp

This warning lamp illuminates as you turn on the ignition switch. It goes out as the engine gets started. If the charging system warning lamp illuminates during driving:

Drive the vehicle off the lane in a safe manner.

1. Stop the vehicle.
2. Check and confirm that the drive belt has not loosened or broken.
3. If the drive belt is normal but the charging system warning lamp keeps illuminated, it can indicate a charging system fault. We advise you to go to the nearest JSW MG Authorised Service Centre for vehicle repair as soon as possible.

If the charging system warning lamp illuminates, it may indicate a charging system fault.

Please do not drive the vehicle when the charging system warning lamp has illuminated, otherwise the vehicle can be damaged.

Front Fog Lamp Indicator*

This indicator illuminates when the front fog lamp is turned on. Refer to “Front Fog Lamp” in the lighting section.

Rear Fog Lamp Indicator

This indicator illuminates when the rear fog lamp is turned on. Refer to “Rear Fog Lamp” in the lighting section.

Headlamp High Beam Indicator

The high beam indicator illuminates when the headlamp high beam is turned on.

procedure so that you can continue the trip. However, we advise you to go to the nearest JSW MG Authorised Service Center for fault removal as soon as possible. If MIL illuminates for a while and then goes out, it is normal, not indicating any system fault.

If MIL illuminates, it indicates a fault that must be noted. Continuous driving after MIL has illuminated can cause damage to the emission control system, and reduce fuel economy and vehicle controllability. We advise you to go to the nearest JSW MG Authorised Service Center for vehicle repair as soon as possible.

ABS Fault Warning Lamp

The ABS warning lamp will illuminate immediately the ignition switch is turned on. It indicates that the system is conducting Self-inspection and the warning lamp bulb can work normally. The warning lamp goes out several seconds later.

When the ABS warning lamp gets into the following states, please consult the nearest JSW MG Authorised Service Center.

When the electronic power steering (EPS) system detects a fault, the warning lamp will give out an indication. The vehicle can still steer even the steering system has a fault, but it demands much greater effort. In case of the following circumstances, please consult the nearest JSW MG Authorised Service Center.

• The lamp does not illuminate when the ignition switch is turned on.
• The lamp does not go out after it illuminates.
• The lamp Illuminates during driving.

Illuminated ABS warning lamp can indicate that the electronic power steering column cannot work normally. If you fail to keep the steering column in an agreeable working condition, collision may happen and as a result, personal injuries, and damage to the vehicle or other properties can occur.

Airbag Fault Warning Lamp

The airbag warning lamp illuminates when the ignition switch is turned on and it goes out several seconds later.

Model with Mechanical Hand Brake

The brake system warning lamp illuminates after the ignition switch is turned on and it goes out several seconds later (if the parking brake has been released). This indicates that the warning lamp can work normally.

The brake system/EBD warning lamp also illuminates when the parking brake engages. The lamp goes out after the parking brake is released. Please do fully release the parking brake before starting the vehicle.

If the brake system warning lamp illuminates after the parking brake is fully released, it indicates possibility that the brake fluid level in the fluid reservoir is too low or an EBD system fault has occurred.

In case of this, please operate in the following steps:

1. Carefully drive the vehicle off the lane and then stop the vehicle.
2. Check the brake fluid level.
3. Add the recommended brake fluid until the fluid level reaches MAX (highest) mark. Refer to “Adding Brake/Clutc Fluid”.
4. In case of the following circumstances, we advise you to drive the vehicle at a safe speed to the nearest JSW MG Authorised Service Centre to inspect the brake and confirm that:
   • The brake can work normally.
   • You think the brake system is safe at your own judgment.

If the brake system warning lamp does not illuminate after the parking brake engages with the ignition switch turned on, please do not drive the vehicle.

Please ensure that light-emitting diode of the warning lamp works normally. If the lamp does not illuminate when the parking brake engages with the ignition switch turned on, even though light- emitting diode of the warning lamp works normally, we still advise you to go to the nearest JSW MG Authorised Service Centre to inspect the brake system.

These phenomena indicate possibility of a brake system fault. If you fail to keep the brake in an agreeable working condition, collision may happen and as a result, personal injuries, and damage to the

Engine Immobilizer System Indicator

This indicator illuminates when the door is opened. It goes out after the engine starts. This indicates that the indicator can work normally. Refer to information on engine immobilizer system given in “Driving and Controls”.

circumstances will appear unless the front passenger fastens the seat belt properly:

• The seat belt warning lamp keeps illuminated
• If the vehicle speed exceeds 20 km/h, the warning lamp will flash and the warning buzzer will buzz for a certain time. This warning lamp does not illuminate if the front passenger seat is not occupied after the ignition switch is turned on.

Fuel Level Too Low Warning Lamp

This warning lamp will illuminate immediately the ignition switch is turned on. It indicates that the system is conducting self-inspection and the warning lamp bulb can work normally. If this lamp keeps illuminated after the ignition switch is turned on or it illuminates during driving, it indicates that the fuel amount in the fuel tank is insufficient and you should replenish the fuel in time.

Do not exhaust the fuel, otherwise the catalytic converter can be damaged.

that both the warning lamp and the electronic parking brake function module can work normally.

In case of an electronic parking brake fault or a warning lamp fault, it will be indicated in any of the following ways:

• The lamp does not illuminate when the ignition switch is turned on.
• The lamp does not go out after it illuminates.
• The lamp Illuminates during driving.

Once the electronic parking brake (EPB) fault warning lamp shows the above abnormalities, please contact the Service Center in time. An electronic parking brake fault can cause the vehicle to coast.

Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) Working Indicator*

The automatic vehicle hold (AVH) working indicator illuminates after the ignition switch is turned on and it goes out several seconds later. This indicates that the indicator can work normally. For certain vehicle models, the indicator does not illuminate when the ignition switch is turned on.

This indicator illuminates when the automatic vehicle hold function works and the vehicle is being parked.

ESC Fault Warning Lamp

The warning lamp illuminates after the ignition switch is turned on and it remains there for limited period only (0~3 sec). This indicates that the warning lamp can work normally. ESC lamp flashes when ESC/ EPS function check is triggered. The system informs the driver that the ESC is working normal. If the ESC lamp keeps illuminated, it indicates an ESC fault. Please refer to information given in “Electronic Stability Control (ESC)” under “Driving and Controls”.

Always ensure to park the vehicle with Straight wheel position. In case the vehicle is parked with wheels in angled position, the ESC & AVH symbol gets illuminated on cluster at the time of next Ignition. This Warning will disappear as soon as the steering wheel gets into straight position.

For certain vehicle models, the warning lamp does not illuminate when the ignition switch is turned on. It only illuminates upon fault occurrence.

In case of an automatic transmission system fault, the warning lamp will give out indication in any of the following ways:

• The lamp does not illuminate when the ignition switch is turned on.
• The lamp does not go out after it illuminates.
• Flashing or keeping illuminated during driving.

In case of this, please contact the Service Center in time.

Emergency Parking (EP) Indicator*

For vehicle models equipped with a Continuously Variable Transmission (DTC), if the transmission is subject to a serious functional malfunction during driving, the instrument will send out an alarm sound.

Overspeed Warning

If the vehicle speed is greater than 80km/h, the meter will make an audible alarm sounds and displays alarm icon. If the vehicle speed is always more than 80km/h then every two minutes, the alarm will indicate the over speed driving. The “OK” button removes the icon from display.

Alarm will stop warning when the speed comes below 75km/h, then again over 80km/h, it will be warn for overspeed.

If the vehicle speed is more than 120km/h, the alarm will come continuously, and icon is always displayed. You can use the “OK” button to remove the icon.

Alarm will stop warning when the speed comes below 115km/h, then again over 120km/h, it will be warn for overspeed.

Fuel Water Indicator Light*

This indicator will illuminate when the water is mixed with the fuel.

Once the light glows, immediately drain the water through the bottom of the water separator / fuel filter. Release the water to drain, otherwise it will cause damage to oil injection Parts. If the indicator is still glowing please contact the JSW MG Authorized Service Centre for rectification if necessary.

Engine Hood Open Indicator*

This indicator will illuminate when the engine hood is opened or it is not properly closed.

Vehicle − Start / Stop Fault Indicator

Type 1

1. Mute or Call Hangup Button

   It is used to sound off or hang up a Bluetooth telephone call.

2. Volume Adjustment Thumbwheel

   Pull the thumbwheel up and down to adjust the sound volume.

3. Bluetooth Setup or Call Answer Button

   Press the button to enter the Bluetooth interface or answer the Bluetooth telephone call.

4. Song Selection / Station Switch Thumbwheel

   Pull the thumbwheel up and down to select the station or song.

For details about functional description of the & Navigation system, please refer to the vehicle system Infotainment manual available in the Head Unit User Manual Section.

If the HU is not activated and is not having network connection, a QR code will be displayed, user can scan it and download on the mobile browser.

If HU is activated and have network connected, the User manual QR Code will be downloaded & displayed in the English readable format on the same screen of HU.

Please note that whenever there will be P0P up on Infotainment system for Software/FOTA update, please update the HU software for new features and system performance enhancement.

At the same time, always ensure your handheld device (Android & IOS) must be on latest version. To get the latest version, check the software update in Phone settings.

As the model configuration or the supporting manufacturers are different, the audio entertainment system function, the display interface and the operation method may be different, such as video and entertainment, navigation, reverse camera, Bluetooth and telephone calls.

Inspection before Repair

If you feel a bit of misgiving about certain audio function, before driving the vehicle to the Service Center for repair, please first read the directions given in the product instructions carefully and then check and operate according to the following table. This can help you remove the fault.

Navigator Upgrading*

When the navigator cannot display comparatively new main roads, it is time to update and upgrade the map data.

For details, please refer to the navigation system instructions.

After upgrading, the map may still fail to display all the roads which are recently completed and open to traffic. It is normal that certain roads can be displayed only on an upgraded map of a follow up version.

1. Side Air Outlet
2. Front Door Window Defogger Air Outlet
3. Front Windshield Defogger Air Outlet
4. Central Air Outlet
5. Floor Air Outlet
6. Console Air Outlet

Side Air Outlet

You can divert the air to both sides of the front riding area or the side door windows by operating the two adjustable side air outlets. Beside each air outlet, an air volume adjustment switch is located and you can operate the switch to adjust the air volume.

Floor Air Outlet

The floor air outlet is used to divert the air to the front foot area.Console Air Outlet

If equipped, the air outlets are located on the back of the armrest between the two front seats. They can divert the air to the rear passenger area.

Rear Air Outlet*

There is two rear air outlet for the 7 seater variant. You can decide the flow direction from the adjustable air outlet.

Temperature Control Key

The temperature control key is used to control the air temperature at the vent. The temperature can be controlled by slider and increase/decrease key.

In A/C state, click the ^ key once. The set temperature display increases 1 gear, with the maximum of Gear 8. Click the v key once. The set temperature display decreases 1 gear, with the minimum of Gear 1.

In AUTO state, click the ^ key once. The set temperature display increases 0.5°, with the maximum of 32°. Click the v key once. The set temperature display decreases 0.5°, with the minimum of 18°.

You can also adjust the A/C temperature via temperature slider.

Once the temperature reaches the hottest (coolest) extent, if you pull the switch up again, the temperature stays unchanged.

3. Foot mode key
4. Foot/Defrosting mode key
5. Front defrosting mode key

Electronic Air Conditioning Control Panel Type 1

Temperature Control Key Type 1 Panel

Click to enter Air Conditioner interface.

Click to turn on or turn off the Air Conditioner.

Click to change the air distribution mode to face mode.

Click to change the air distribution mode to foot mode.

Air Distribution Mode

Face Mode ( )

In this mode, the air flows out from the central air outlet, the side air outlet and the console air outlet*.

Face-foot Mode Key ( )

In this mode, the air flows in two directions. Half of the air flows out from the floor air outlet and the front seat lower air outlet; the remaining air flows out from the central air outlet, side air outlet and console air outlet*

Front Windshield Defrosting Key

Press the button to select the front windshield defroster mode.

Press the front windshield defroster button and the air volume ascends to Range 6 automatically. If the air volume is already higher than 6 before the button is pressed, it will remain at same speed.

As you switch from the air blow mode to the defroster mode, the indicator below the button illuminates. As you turn on A/C function, the indicator on the A/C button illuminates.

The air circulation mode switches to external circulation. Press the button again to turn off the front defroster mode and the system restore to the state before defrosting.

Warm Air

Rapid Heating

Activate the rapid heating mode to increase the passenger area temperature quickly. It is prohibited to activate this mode for a long time, otherwise the inside air quality will decrease and fog can form on the windows. To clear up the fog on the windows, turn off the internal circulation mode so that fresh air enters inside.

To acquire the warmest air:

1. Turn off the air conditioning (A/C) system. (The indicator goes out at this time.)
2. Activate the internal circulation mode.
3. Switch the air distribution mode to foot mode ( ).
4. Adjust the temperature to the maximum warmness.
5. Adjust the fan speed to the maximum.

Normal Heating

1. Turn off the air conditioning (A/C) system. (The indicator goes out at this time.)
2. Activate the external circulation.
3. Switch the air distribution mode to foot mode ( ) or dual mode ( ).
4. Adjust the temperature to the warm air area.
5. Adjust the fan speed to the desired value.

Rapid Defrosting and Defogging

Please operate in the following steps in cold weather:

• Air conditioning switch (A/C): ON (southern area) or OFF (northern area)
• Air inlet mode: external circulation mode (the indicator turns off )
• Air distribution mode:
• Temperature switch: red zone (warm air)
• Air volume switch: to the maximum
• Turn the air distribution knob to the foot / defrosting ( ) position to keep the front windshield clean and divert the warm air to the floor.

Please operate in the following steps if not in cold weather:

• Air conditioning switch (A/C): ON
• Air inlet mode: internal circulation mode (the indicator turns on) ( ). Switch it to the external circulation mode (the indicator turns off ) after the fog lifts.
• Air distribution mode: ( ) or ( ) .
• Temperature switch: to the area that ensures passenger comfort.
• Air volume switch: to the maximum

Lighting Switches

To switch ON or OFF the headlamp, tail lamp and parking lamp, please turn the end of the combination switch control lever

The lighting switch has 3 positions and they represent different lighting functions:

OFF= All the lamps are turned off.

AUTO= Automatic Light Control turns the lights on whenever the sensor, in the instrument panel, senses dark conditions. The system will activate the lights when the car is driven in a enclosure, such as a parking garage. Heavy overcast conditions can cause the lights to switch on.

= The position lamp, license plate lamp instrument panel lamp and backlight of all the panels illuminate.

= The low beam lamp and all lamps mentioned above illuminate under the precondition that the ignition switch is turned to ON position.

Headlamp Flashing

To activate headlamp high beam flashing, please pull the combination switch control lever toward yourself and then release it. The control lever will return to the normal position as you release it.

Before you release the control lever, the headlamp high beam keeps illuminated.

While approaching incoming vehicle or the vehicle ahead, please use low beam. This is because headlamp high beam can make other driver feel temporarily blind and cause collision as a result.

Automatic Wiping

The sensor is installed on the front windshield Light and rain sensors are used to sense light and rain. The control module provides sensing signals for bad / good lighting & amount of water vapor / rainfall on the surface of the glass.

Please turn on the lights manually in a dense fog environment. The lighting system may not automatically turn ON because of dense fog. Automatic lighting control is just an auxiliary function. The driver should use lights as per the requirement of environment.

Turn and Lane Change Signal Lamp

To turn on the Turn and Lane Change Signal Lamp, the ignition switch must be in ON position.

Control lever upward = left turn signal lamp

Control lever downward = right turn signal lamp

After cornering, the turn signal interrupts automatically, and the control lever returns to the normal position.

To change the lane, you can pull the control lever to a halfway position

As the front fog lamp illuminates, the front fog lamp indicator on the instrument panel also illuminates.

The steering assist lighting function deactivates and the front fog lamps go out after a while under any of the following condition:

1. The steering wheel angle is 30° or the turn signal lamp switch is turned off.
2. The ignition switch is turned to a position other than ON.
3. The vehicle speed is > 40 Km/h;
4. The low beam lamp is turned off.

Front Fog Lamp*

When the ignition switch is turned to ON position, and the headlamp functions as a position lamp or in a low beam state, turn the ring button in the middle of the combination switch to ON (connected) position to turn on the front fog lamp. Turn the ring switch to OFF (disconnected) position to turn off the front fog lamp.

Headlamp Levelling

The headlamp leveling knob is located at the right side of the instrument pane.

Please adapt the headlamp illuminate range to the vehicle load so as to acquire the best lighting effect and avoid dazzling. Turn the knob to the desired position:

0 = front seats occupied

1 = all seats occupied

2 = all seats occupied with the luggage compartment loaded

3 = driver’s seat occupied with the luggage compartment loaded

Headlamp OFF Delay

To trigger off headlamp OFF delay function, turn off the headlamp and pull the light control lever towards the steering wheel within one second for twice after you shut down the engine and turn the ignition switch to ACC or LOCK position, or after you pull out the key. After remote locking, the low beam lamp will turn off automatically 30s later, if the vehicle is not remotely locked, the low beam lamp will turn off automatically 10 minutes later.

Type 2

or : Press the button to turn on the left/right reading lamp and press it again to turn the lamp off.

: The reading lamp gradually illuminates if any door is opened (including liftgate) as the button is pressed. It gradually goes out after all the doors are closed.

Please avoid usage of the inside lamps during driving in darkness. A bright passenger compartment can reduce the visibility outside and cause collision as a result.

Type-2

For certain models, two reading lamps are installed on the roof over the second row seats. You can press the reading lamp switch to turn it on/off.

Luggage Compartment

Illumination Lamp

The luggage compartment illumination lamp illuminates as the liftgate is opened. It goes out after the liftgate is closed.

Storage Box

Instrument Panel Right Storage Box

Instrument Panel Central Storage Box

The storage box is under the air-conditioning control panel.

Console Storage Box*

It is behind the armrest box.

Glove Box

Pull the handle outward to open it. To close, push and fasten the glove box door inward.

Keep the glove box door closed when the vehicle is running to reduce the injury risks in case of accidents or emergency braking.

Backrest Hook

On the junction of each seat backrest and headrest, there is a hook. You can hang a shopping bag or other suitable object on the hook according to the demand.

Luggage Compartment Cargo Cover*

The cover is used to shield the objects in the luggage compartment.

Luggage Cover Removal

As shown in the figure, press the caps on both ends of the luggage cover recoiler toward the middle to remove the luggage cover from the vehicle.

To install the cover, press the caps on both ends toward to the middle, and align the caps to the slots and then release the caps to fix the recoiler in the slots.

The roof rail is an external trim item. To avoid damaging the vehicle, please do not use the rack to load heavy objects.

Load Information

The heavy objects inside the luggage compartment shall be placed close to the backrest. Make sure that the backrest is fastened. If objects need to be piled in layers, heavy ones shall be placed in the bottom.

• Objects scattered in the luggage compartment shall be fixed to prevent them from sliding.
• The loaded object shall not be higher than the upper edge of the backrest.
• Any object shall not be placed on the luggage cover or the instrument panel. It is forbidden to cover the air bag or other parts on the instrument panel.
• The objects loaded shall neither hinder the operation of pedals, parking brake and shift lever nor limit the free movement of the driver. Do not put any object not fixed in the vehicle.
• Do not drive the vehicle when the liftgate open.

Accessories and Vehicle Retrofitting Do not slide in case that the engine is out of operation.

We recommend using original spare and accessory parts and components that are approved by the company to be particularly suitable for the vehicle. We may not able to guarantee the compatibility of other products with this vehicle, even if these products meet the specified requirements or are otherwise approved.

Tips for Glass Filming

During the process of glass filming, the cleaning solution may easily enter electronic components around the instrument panel, causing electrical faults. Please complete waterproofing work before filming.

Do not retrofit the vehicle. Otherwise, the performance, durability and safety of the vehicle may be affected, problems caused by retrofitting are not within the scope of warranty.

Vehicle Storage Long-term Storage

Several months of storage of the vehicle:

• Clean the vehicle for waxing.
• Check the wax coating of engine compartment and the underbody.
• Clean and protect the rubber seal.
• Replace the engine oil.

Exterior

Tyre

• Inflate tyres correctly. (Refer to “Wheels and tyres” in this chapter).
• There is no crack on tyre wall or tyre tread.
• There is no foreign matter in tread pattern.

Lamp

• It includes all driving lamps, headlamps, tail lamps, turn signal lamps, brake lamps and fog lamps.

Oil Tank

Check whether the level of fluid containers under engine hood is appropriate.

Windshield Wiper

Check the state of wiper arms and blades.

1. Air filter
2. Brake/clutch fluid reservoir
3. Engine oil filler cap
4. Battery
5. Fuse and relay box
6. Coolant pot
7. Engine oil dipstick
8. Windshield washer solvent container

1. Air filter
2. Brake/clutch fluid reservoir
3. Engine oil filler cap
4. Battery
5. Fuse and relay box
6. Coolant pot
7. Engine oil dipstick
8. Windshield washer solvent container

Maintain the engine oil at a proper level to ensure correct lubrication of engine.

It is normal that the engine consumes some oil.

Check the engine oil level regularly, e.g. every time parking for refueling.

If the engine oil pressure warning lamp located inside instrument panel is ON, check the engine oil level immediately

Engine Oil Level Check

1. Park the vehicle on a horizontal ground.
2. After the engine stops running, wait for a few minutes to have the oil back to the oil pan. For cold engine, the time for the oil returning to the oil pan will be relatively long.
3. Pull out the oil dipstick and clean it.
4. Insert the oil dipstick completely.
5. Pull out the oil dipstick again.
6. Check the engine oil on the dipstick to ensure that the oil is free of contamination.

This work requires professional skills, tools and equipment, therefore, please go to the JSW MG Authorised Service Center for help. Otherwise, it may cause personal injury or damage to the vehicle.

Harsh conditions include but not limited to:

• Frequent cold start.
• Frequent starting and stopping in case of traffic jam.
• Frequent driving for short trips.
• Frequent driving at an outside temperature of below 0°C.
• Long time idling.
• Frequent driving at low speed.
• Frequent driving under dusty conditions.

The engine oil and oil drum are harmful to human health.

Avoid repeated or prolonged exposure to engine oil. In case of contact with engine oil, wash the skin with soap water or hand sanitizer. Keep this kind of toxic substance out of reach of children.

Engine oil is irritating to the skin and can cause illness or fatal danger in case of swallowing.

There is a brake and clutch fluid reservoir on the vehicle. The brake and clutch fluid is moisture-absorbing, and the fluid with excessive water content will reduce the efficiency of the hydraulic brake/clutch system.

3. Add the brake/clutch fluid recommended by JSW MG Motor to reach the MAX (maximum) mark. Be careful not to spill the fluid on the paint surface. In case of spilling on the paint surface, wash the area with cold water immediately.
4. Re-install the reservoir filler cap.

Auto Transmission Clutch Fluid Adding *

The vehicle equipped with auto transmission has an independent clutch fluid reservoir.

1. Thoroughly wipe off the dirt around the reservoir filler cap.
2. Open the filler cap.
3. Add the clutch fluid recommended by JSW MG Motor to reach the MAX (maximum) mark. Be careful not to spill the fluid outside the reservoir. In case of spilling on the paint surface, wash the area with cold water immediately.
4. Re-install the reservoir filler cap.

Transmission Fluid Leakage Check

This work requires professional skills and equipment. To avoid personal injury or vehicle damage, it is suggested to go to the JSW MG Authorized Service Center for help.

Before driving, be sure that the fluid reservoir contains sufficient specified washer solvent.

In cold weather, the windshield washer solvent container cannot be overfilled.

The washer solvent will swell under low temperature due to freezing. An overfull container has no enough space for expansion, thus resulting in damages.

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Injection System Failure Warning Light - If Equipped*

This warning light will illuminate along with a dedicated message on the display (If Equipped) if an unknown fluid not conforming with acceptable characteristics is inserted, or if an average consumption of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) over 50% is detected. Contact an JSW MG Authorized Service center as soon as possible.

If the problem is not solved, a specific message will appear on the Instrument Cluster Display whenever a certain threshold is reached until it will no longer be possible to start the engine.

When about 200 km are remaining before the Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) tank is empty, a continuous dedicated message will appear on the instrument panel, accompanied by a buzzer sound*.

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) freezes at temperatures lower than 12°F (-11°C).

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Storage

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is considered a very stable product with a long shelf life. If Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is kept in temperatures between 10° and 90°F (-12° and 32°C), it will last a minimum of one year

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is subject to freezing at the lowest temperatures. For example, Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) may freeze at temperature es a t or b elo w 12°F (-11°C). The system has been designed to operate in this environment.

When working with Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF), it is important to know that:

• Any containers or parts that come into contact with Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) must be Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) compatible (plastic or stainless steel). Copper, brass, aluminium, iron or non-stainless steel should be avoided as they are subject to corrosion by Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF).
• If Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is spilled, it should be wiped up completely

Operations After Refilling

Proceed as follows:

• Fit the cap back on the Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) filler by turning it clockwise and screwing it completely.
• Place the ignition to ON POSITION (it is not necessary to start the engine).
• Wait for the indication on the instrument panel to switch off before moving the car. The indication may stay on for a few seconds to approximately half a minute. If the engine is started and the car is moved, the indication will remain on for longer. This will not compromise engine operation.
• If the Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) was topped up when the tank was empty, wait for few minutes, until the warning light goes OFF and then start the engine.

strFront Wiper Blade Replacement:

The front wiper is of semi-concealed design. Before replacing the blade, operate the wiper to the maintenance position and then fold the wiper arm. Otherwise, the right wiper arm will contact the engine hood and damage the paint when being folded.

Method: Turn the ignition switch to ON position and then to LOCK position. Raise the wiper lever towards the steering wheel and release it (single-point contact) within 30s, and the wiper arm will swing to the maintenance position. After replacing the blade, lower the wiper arm and turn the ignition switch to ON position, and then the wiper will return to the original position.

Wiper Blade Removal and Installation

Fold the wiper arm on the windshield for operation.

As shown in the figure, firstly press the release switch of the wiper blade in the direction of arrow 1. Then hold the joint part between the wiper blade and the wiper arm with the other hand. Pull the wiper blade down slightly in the direction of arrow 2 to separate the wiper blade from the wiper arm.

For normal operation of engine and air compressor, the drive belt should be adjusted to a good state. In case of damage, break or wear, please replace the drive belt.

If the key is not pulled out, the engine may be start unintentionally during check. Do not leave the key in the ignition switch when checking the drive belt. Sudden running parts may cause serious personal injury when the engine is in operation.

Fuse replacement:

1. Open the fuse box cover.
2. Identify damaged fuses by finding out blown fuses.
3. Use a fuse extractor to remove the blown fuses. The fuse extractor is in the engine compartment fuse box.
4. Figure out the cause of fusing and remove the fault.
5. Install new fuses with rated current meeting the requirements.

Indoor Fuse Box

The indoor fuse box is on the lower right side of the instrument panel and it can be seen after pulling out the storage box.

Indoor Fuse Box Layout

Engine Compartment Fuse Box Layout

Lamp Bulb Replacement

The gas in the halogen bulb is under pressure. Handle with care and properly dispose of halogen bulbs.

• Wear safety glasses when removing or installing the lamp.
• Take care to prevent bulbs from wear and scratches.
• When the lamp lights up without being packaged, prevent the bulb from contacting liquids.
• Light up the lamp for test after the bulb being installed.
• Replace the cracked or damaged headlamp in time.
• Do not touch the glass portion with ungloved fingers when replacing the halogen bulb.
• Keep the bulb out of reach of children.
• Dispose of the old bulb carefully to prevent personal injury due to bulb explosion.

Original tyres guarantee optimum matching of riding comfort, tread life and performance.

Be sure to use wheels and tyres of specified specifications. The use of wheels and/or tyres of other specifications may result in abnormal operation of ABS and other relevant components and even cause collision accidents.

Please consult the JSW MG Authorised Service Center before replacing original tyres or wheels.

Otherwise, it may cause personal injury and damage the vehicle or other properties.

Maintenance

The tyre pressure shall meet provisions of the Manual so as to ensure optimum matching of driving comfort, safety and driveability.

cold tyre inflation pressure matches the recommended pressure on the tyre and loading information label, no further adjustment is necessary. If the pressure is low, add air until you reach the recommended pressure. Make sure to put the valve caps back on the valve stems. Without the valve cap, dirt or moisture could get into the valve core and cause air leakage. If a valve cap is missing, install a new one as soon as possible.

If you overfill the tyre, release air by pushing on the metal stem in the centre of the tyre valve. Recheck the tyre pressure with the tyre gauge. Be sure to put the valve caps back on the valve stems. Without the valve cap, dirt or moisture could get into the valve core and cause air leakage. If a valve cap is missing, install a new one as soon as possible.

• Vehicle overload is prohibited.
• Be sure to keep a proper tyre inflation pressure.
• Be sure to check the tyre inflation pressure at the time of cold start (ambient temperature).

Excessively low tyre pressure will cause overheat of the tyre, leading to internal damage and layered tread and even tyre burst when driving at a high speed. Even if the tyre pressure was restored later, driving under too low pressure may have damaged the tyre.

If the vehicle is equipped with tyre pressure monitoring system, the tyre repairing liquid for tyre repair may result in the failure of the tyre pressure monitoring system sensor. It is suggested to go the JSW MG Authorised Service Center for inquiries and repair.

Internal Tread Wear Indicator

Check the tyre tread depth as per the tread wear indicator regularly. The mark on the tyre wall indicates the position of the tread wear indicator.

The tyre must be replaced when the tread wear indicator appears. When the tread depth is equal to or less than 1.6 mm due to wear, the tread wear indicator will appear between the tread grooves.

Example tyre size designation:

(These numbers are provided as an example only, your tire size designator could vary depending on your vehicle.)

215/60R17 96H

215 - Tire width in millimetres.

60 - Aspect ratio. The tire’s section height as a percentage of its width

R - Tire construction code (Radial). 17 - Rim diameter in inches.

96 - Load Index, a numerical code associated with the maximum load the tire can carry.

H - Speed Rating Symbol. See the speed rating chart in this section for additional information.

Wheel size designation

Wheels are also marked with important information that you need if you ever have to replace one. The following explains what the letters and numbers in the wheel size designation mean.

Example wheel size designation: 17 X 6.5J 17 - Rim diameter in inches.

Improper wheel weights can damage your vehicle’s aluminium wheels. Use only approved wheel weights.

Tyre Rotation

The front tyres and the rear tyres have different functions and therefore have different levels of wear. The front tyres wear faster than the rear tyres. In order to prolong the tyre life and avoid uneven tread wear:

1. Conduct tyre rotation as per maintenance regulations in the Manual.
2. Keep a proper tyre pressure.
3. Check nuts/bolts for tightening.

When rotating tires, check for uneven wear and damage. Abnormal wear is usually caused by incorrect tire pressure, improper wheel alignment, out of-balance wheels, severe braking or severe cornering. Look for bumps or bulges in the tread or side of the tire. Replace the tire if you find any of these

Winter Tyres

The use of winter tyres while driving on icy and snowy roads can improve driving safety. It is suggested to replace with winter tyres when the temperature is below 7 °C. Please select winter tyres with radial tyre structure and use such winter tyres on all four wheels. Please use the specified tyre pressure. Do not drive the vehicle at a speed exceeding the maximum speed specified by the tyre manufacturer. All- weather tyres can be used except winter tyres.

Tool Kit

5-seat Model

Spare Tyre*

The spare tyre, jack and tools are under the luggage compartment and can be seen after raising the luggage compartment floor. In- vehicle tools include the jack rocker, socket wrenches, traction hooks and screw drivers.

These lifting points are also lifting points of the lifter, and the lifter tray should be aligned with the triangle mark. The lifting points have been specifically strengthened. Please be sure to align them.

Tyre Replacement

1. Take out tools, the jack and spare tyre. Check and confirm that the tyre on the diagonal is secured with blocks or stones.
2. Use a socket spanner to unscrew the wheel nut by one turn.

7. Place the spare tyre at the vehicle bottom near the wheel to be replaced so as to prevent the vehicle from suddenly slipping.
8. Remove wheel nuts completely.
9. Remove the wheel to be replaced.
10. Install the spare tyre on wheel hub.

11. Install all wheel nuts and tighten them preliminarily.
12. Rotate the jack rocker counterclockwise to lower the vehicle to the ground stably.
13. Tighten the wheel nuts in the order 1-4-2-5-3 as shown in the figure above with the torque of 100~130 N•m.
14. Put the leaky tyre in the spare tyre storage location and secure it properly. Put tools back to the tool kit and secure them.

Warning notice on battery:

Wear glasses!

Wear protective gloves and glasses since battery acid is highly corrosive!

Open flames, electric sparks, strong light and smoking are prohibited!

Explosive mixed gas may be produced during battery charging!

Children should be kept away from acid and battery!

Your vehicle is equipped with a MG authorized genuine battery, located in the front compartment.

Best Battery Service

• Keep the battery top clean and dry.
• Keep the terminals and connections clean, tight, and coated with petroleum jelly or terminal grease.
• Rinse any spilled electrolyte from the battery immediately with a solution of water and baking soda.
• Keep the battery securely mounted.
• Tighten loose terminals and hold down clamp nuts only enough to keep the battery firmly in place.
• Tightening excessively may damage the battery terminals.

Battery Charge With Ground Equipment

Don’t charge the frozen battery for the risk of explosion. Even if the battery has been unfrozen, battery acid may still overflow, resulting in corrosion damage. The frozen battery must be replaced.

Turn off the ignition switch and all electrical appliances before charging.

If the vehicle has been stored for an extended period of time, and can not be started due to battery undercharge (general terminal voltage 12V), the battery must be removed from the vehicle and charged with ground equipment (operating in accordance with the charging device manufacturer’s instructions).

When charging with a low current (such as a small charging device), generally it is not required to remove the battery connecting cables. But you must pay attention to the instructions given by the charging equipment manufacturer.

Before the quick charge, that is, before the high current charge, you must remove two connecting cables.

Checking the Electrolyte Level

Check the electrolyte level and specific gravity at specific PMS intervals. Check proper electrolyte levels for all the cells. If the level is below the lower marker, add distilled water until the level reaches the upper marker.

Adding distilled water:

• Remove the vent plugs
• Add distilled water to all the cells that require the fluid and secure the plugs properly

Battery Removal

Turn off the ignition switch and all electrical appliance before removing the battery.

To remove the battery, you should first remove the negative cable, next the positive cable, and then remove bolts on the battery retaining bracket , finally remove the battery.

Battery Replacement

Please go to an MG Authorised Repairer to remove and refit the battery. Please note that the ignition switch and the electrical appliance have been turned off when installing the battery.

Jump Start (Dead Battery)

The vehicle with a low battery can be started by using the battery of other vehicles by the means of jump start.

If the battery is dead, please contact the JSW MG Authorized Service Center for handling unless you confirm that you have enough electrical knowledge and you can safely complete this work.

Do not start the vehicle by the means of pushing or dragging. Otherwise, it may damage the catalytic converter and the transmission and even personal injury.

Preparation before Jump Start

1. Pull up the parking brake.
2. Ensure that the gearshift lever is at the neutral or P position.
3. Turn off all electrical accessories.

Turn off the audio system before jump start of the vehicle. Otherwise, the audio system will be damaged. Please turn off unnecessary electrical devices when the vehicle is running at low speed for long time (in case of traffic jam).

If vehicle traction is necessary, please contact the JSW MG Authorised Service Center or a professional traction service company

Do not tow the vehicle with lifting chain type equipment. It must use plates or wheel lifting equipment.

• It is prohibited to allow passengers to be seated in the towed vehicles.
• The towing speed is not allowed to exceed the safe speed or the indicated road speed limit.
• It is prohibited to use damaged parts that are not firmly secured onto the vehicle for traction. Failure to comply with the above precautions may result in personal injury.

If the vehicle must be towed from the rear, please use traction device supporting wheels under the front wheels. The front wheels should not be on the ground when the vehicle is towed from the rear. Otherwise, it may cause serious damage to the vehicle transmission.

Emergency Trailer

If the trailer is not available in case of an emergency, it can secure the rope on the front towing hook under the vehicle for temporary vehicle traction. When the vehicle is towed via the front towing hook, only traction rope can be used. Do not use a rigid tow bar.

No matter MT or AT model, engage the neutral (N) gear and release the hand brake when the vehicle is towed.

On AT Model Traction

If the automatic transmission is faulty, the neutral (N) gear may not be engaged. In this case, if vehicle traction is required, the drive shafts of the two front wheels should be removed first; otherwise, the transmission may be damaged. It is suggested to contact the JSW MG Authorized Service Center for solution.

Rear Towing Hook

There is a hole cover on the left side of the rear bumper of the vehicle. Open it and the fixing hole for hook installation can be seen.

Take out the towing hook and install it into the fixing hole. Rotate the towing hook clockwise to tighten it completely and insert a socket wrench into the hook hole to assist tightening. Be sure that the towing hook is installed firmly before towing the vehicle.

Do not tow vehicles that are heavier than this vehicle; otherwise, it may damage the vehicle or cause accidents.

The vehicle may be damaged when it is towed by ropes. To reduce damage:

• The towing hook must be used when other traction devices are not available.
• The vehicle shall be towed from the front only.
• Keep the traction rope out of contact with the bumper.
• Make sure that both ends of the traction rope are firmly secured on the towing hook. Pull the traction rope for inspection.
• Drive the vehicle at a low speed and avoid sharp turning.

When the vehicle is caught in snow, puddle or other unstable ground, please follow the procedures below to get the vehicle out of trap.

• Turn the steering wheel to the ultimate left and then turn it to the ultimate right. This will create a vacant area around the front wheels.
• Engage the reverse gear and drive gear back and forth.
• Reduce wheel idling as far as possible.
• Release the accelerator pedal when shifting gear.
• After engaging the gear, depress the accelerator pedal gently.

If it fails to get the vehicle out of trap, it is necessary to tow the vehicle.

When the vehicle is caught in snow, puddle or sandy soil, you need to get the vehicle out of the trap as soon as possible. First, check whether there are obstructions or people around the vehicle.

During operation, the vehicle may suddenly move forward or backward, hitting the person or object next to it.

Cleaning Agent

The manufacturer’s suggestions must be observed when using cleaning agent or other chemical products inside or outside the vehicle. Do not use dangerous cleaning agent when cleaning the interior and exterior of the vehicle. For example:

• Acetone
• Paint diluent
• Porcelain glaze reducing agent
• Nail polish remover

When cleaning the interior and exterior of the vehicle, the following cleaning agents are prohibited unless special instructions for cleaning stains are included in the fabric cleaning tips:

• Laundry soap
• Bleaching powder
• Reducing agent

Some cleaning agents are toxic , corrosive or flammable. Improper use is very dangerous and may easily cause personal injury or vehicle damage.

Do not use the following materials for cleaning:

• Carbon tetrachloride
• Gasoline
• Benzene
• Naphtha

Wipe the vinyl plastics and leather trims regularly with a clean wet cloth.

Remove dust, spots or stains on trims with a suitable cleaning agent.

Clean the interior trims of the vehicle with proper cleaning methods and materials.

Otherwise, it will produce water spots, watermarks and permanent spots, especially during the first washing. These substances will permanently damage the vehicle.

Seat Belt Maintenance

Keep the seat belts clean and dry. Prevent seat belts from being contaminated by polishing agents, oils and chemical products, especially battery fluid, bleaching powder or dyestuff. These contaminants will reduce the strength of the seat belt material. Check all seat belt parts regularly. Replace any damaged seat belt or part immediately.

The seat belt or related parts that are stretched during the accident must be replaced, even if the damage is not obvious or is not visible. The seat belt for replacement must be new.

JSW MG Motor suggests replacing the whole seat belt assembly after collision. It is not necessary to replace the seat belt after it is checked to be undamaged and normal by the MG Authorised Service Center for solution.

Vehicle Exterior Maintenance and Cleaning

Vehicle Washing

The best way to maintain the finish paint of vehicles is to wash it regularly and keep it clean.

• Park the vehicle in the place where is not directly exposed to sunlight.
• Wash the vehicle with the specified neutral soap liquid and cold or warm water.
• Be sure to remove the soap liquid and cleaning agent from the surface by the means of flushing.

JSW MG Motor vehicles are designed to operate under normal environmental conditions and natural factors.

Do not use household dishwashing detergent to wash the vehicle. The dishwashing detergent can wash off paint and wax.

Avoid excessive vehicle washing pressure. Water may enter the vehicle and damage the interior.

Polishing and Waxing

Regular polishing can remove residues from the surface of the vehicle. After polishing, use high- quality car wax for protection.

• Keep yourself, test leads, clothing, and other objects clear of electrical connections and hot or moving engine parts.
• Do not wear watches, rings, or loose clothing when working in an engine compartment.
• Make sure no loose material (Cloth or other inflammable material etc) is left (but not limited to) inside engine compartment / Engine Cover / Fender after washing.

Corrosion Prevention

JSW MG Motor vehicles are designed to have anti-corrosion capabilities. The use of special materials and protective paint on most vehicle parts helps maintain satisfactory appearance, strength and reliability.

Although the surfaces of certain parts inside the engine compartment or of the underbody may rust, the reliability or performance of these parts will not be affected.

Metal Plate Damage

If the body needs to be repaired or replaced, ensure that the repair shop uses proper anti- corrosion materials to restore the anti- corrosion protection performance.

Underbody Maintenance

Corrosive substances used for ice and snow melting and dust prevention may accumulate at the underbody. Failure to remove these substances will accelerate corrosion and rusting.

Flush the underbody with clean water regularly. Clean the part where the mud is prone to accumulate carefully. Loosen the accumulated dirt in the enclosed area before flushing with water.

When necessary, please contact the JSW MG Authorized Service Centre for service.

Fuel Recommendation

Fill Fuel as per the spec mentioned with respect to your vehicle & Compatibility. Using the fuel with an extremely low octane value will reduce power and torque of the engine, and increase the consumed fuel volume.

Shut down the engine and any heating devices provided outside the combustion chamber before refueling. Turn off all mobile phones.

Follow operation and safety instructions of gasoline station when refueling.

Fuel Filling

1. Stop the engine from running.
2. Pull up the filler flap release handle at the left lower side of the instrument panel to open the filler flap.

If you fail to open the filler flap in the cold weather, you can gently tap the filler flap. Then, try again.

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

There are 3 commonly used vehicle identification numbers on your car.

Vehicle Identification Markings

Seat floor vehicle identification number

The VIN print stamp is located under the front passenger seat. Square floor.

Vehicle Identification Tag

The sign is a paper sign and is located on the passenger side car. on the door frame.

# Select the fuel to be added according to the label on the fuel filler port of vehicle’s tank.

For Diesel Variant:

It is recommended to use the regulated automotive diesel fuel confirming to IS 1460: 2017 spec only.

If the diesel fuel with high sulfur content (more than 10 PPM) and unspecified additives are used, it can cause damage to the DPF system and will not be covered under warranty.

For Petrol Variant (E10):

Use only commercially available Petrol fuel conforming to IS 2796: 2017 BSVI specification or equivalent (with Maximum 10% Ethanol content - E10 fuel) Information on Petrol quality can normally be found in the fuel pump. Please contact filling station personnel in case labels in the pump cannot be found.

1. Jack
2. Jack Rocker
3. Traction Hook
4. Wheel Nut Wrench
5. Sleeve