Citroën Ami (2022 year). Manual in english

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Contents

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Overview

■

Eco-driving

1

Dashboard instruments

Instrument panel with monochrome display screen

6

Warning and indicator lamps

6

Charge level

7

Distance recorder

7

2

Access

Doors

9

Windows

9

3

Ease of use and comfort

Driver's seat

10

Door mirrors

10

Ventilation/Heating/Demisting

10

Interior fittings

11

Available accessories

12

4

Lighting and visibility

Exterior lighting

13

Direction indicators

13

Wipers/Screenwash

13

Changing a wiper blade

14

5

Safety

Safety - General recommendations

15

Hazard warning lamps

15

Horn

15

Seat belts

15

Child seats

16

6

Driving

Driving recommendations

18

Parking brake

18

Drive selector

19

Starting/Stopping the vehicle

19

7

Practical information

Charging the traction battery

21

Electric motor

23

Checking levels

23

Checks

24

Free-wheeling

25

Advice on care and maintenance

25

8

In the event of a breakdown

Changing a wheel

27

Changing a bulb

27

Changing a fuse

28

12 V battery

29

Towing the vehicle

33

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Technical data

Electric motor

34

Dimensions

34

Identification markings

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Alphabetical index

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Overview

Safety precautions -

Electric vehicles

An electric vehicle has two types of electrical

circuit:

– vehicle traction provided by a 48 V battery

module.

– power supply for the on-board circuit

(instrument panel, lights, ventilation/heating,

USB socket, etc.), provided by a 12 V battery.

Precautions relating to the 48 V electrical

circuit

The components and cables which make

up the traction electrical circuit are

marked with this symbol.

The electric vehicle's charging system

may become hot during use and after the

ignition is switched off.

All work on or modifications to the vehicle’s

electrical system (traction battery, cables and

other components visible from the interior or

exterior) is strictly prohibited - risk of severe

burns or electric shock (short-circuit)!

If required, call a dealer or qualified

workshop.

Precautions relating to the electrical

installation

Before any connection is made, check

that the electrical installation to be used

complies with applicable standards and is

compatible with the vehicle.

In case of doubt, contact a professional

installer.

Precautions related to vehicle cleaning

Before cleaning the vehicle, check that

the windows and doors are properly

closed.

Do not wash the vehicle while the traction

battery is being charged.

Precautions in the event of a breakdown

In the event of a complete loss of power, the

vehicle is no longer driven by the electric motor.

Quickly move the vehicle to a safe place in

accordance with all roadside safety regulations.

Immobilise the vehicle, activate the hazard

warning lamps, put on the high visibility safety

vest, leave the vehicle and find a safe place.

Call a dealer or qualified workshop as soon as

possible.

Precautions related to road accidents

In the event of an accident or impact

to the vehicle's underbody

In situations like these, the electrical circuit or

traction battery may be seriously damaged.

Stop as soon as it is safe to do so.

Apply the parking brake and switch off the

ignition.

Call a dealer or qualified workshop as soon

as possible.

In the event of exposure to a fire

Immediately exit and evacuate all

passengers from the vehicle. Never attempt

to fight the fire yourself - risk of explosion!

You must immediately contact the emergency

services, informing them that the incident

involves an electric vehicle.

Overview

1.

Key for locking/unlocking doors

2.

Ignition key for switching motor on/off

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Overview

3.

Panoramic glass sunroof

4.

48 V traction battery

5.

Electric motor

6.

Integrated towing eye

7.

12 V battery

8.

Charging cable

Instruments and controls

1.

Instrument panel with monochrome display

screen

2.

Multifunction control stalk:

– Wipers/Screenwash

– Direction indicators

– Horn

3.

Smartphone rest

4.

Switch panel:

– Heating/Demisting

– Ventilation

– Hazard warning lamps

USB socket

5.

Motor start/stop switch

6.

Drive selector

7.

Parking brake

CARGO version

The CARGO version is an electric mobility

solution for professional use.

The passenger seat is replaced by a modular

load space bounded by:

– a fixed vertical partition, separating the driver

and the entire load.

– an upper movable shelf, leaving the right door

mirror visible.

The loading (e.g. mail, parcels, tools) is always

accessible from the outside as well as from the

inside by raising the upper movable shelf.

An additional closed storage compartment (e.g.

smartphone, pens, glasses) is located at the

back of the upper movable shelf.

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Eco-driving

Eco-driving

Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices

that enable you to optimise your vehicle's

consumption of electrical energy.

Optimising driving range

How much electrical energy your vehicle

consumes depends on your speed, driving style,

vehicle load and route.

Apply pressure gradually to the accelerator pedal

and maintain safe distances between vehicles.

Anticipate the need to slow down well in advance

and, where possible, brake smoothly or slow

the vehicle using engine braking with the

regenerative braking function.

Control the use of electrical equipment

Before setting off, if the passenger compartment

is too warm, cool it down by opening the

windows in order to reduce the use of the

ventilation system.

In the event of a frost, remove the ice from all

glass surfaces using a scraper in order to reduce

the use of the heating/demister function.

Comply with the servicing instructions

Check tyre pressures regularly when the tyres

are cold, referring to the label affixed to the base

of the passenger seat.

Perform this check particularly at each change of

season and after the vehicle has been stationary

for a long period.

If the tyres need to be replaced, you must fit

tyres which are identical to the original ones

(size, load/speed rating, type and structure).

Ensure the vehicle is serviced regularly and

observe the schedule of service checks indicated

in the Manufacturer's service schedule.

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Dashboard instruments

Instrument panel with

monochrome display

screen

1.

Traction battery charge level

2.

Driving range or remaining charging time

3.

Speedometer

4.

Drive selector position

5.

Distance recorder

Warning and indicator

lamps

Displayed as warning lamps on the sides of the

instrument panel and symbols on the display

screen, the indicator lamps inform you of a fault

or when a system is in operation.

Certain lamps may come on in one of two

modes: fixed (continuous) or flashing.

An active lamp may be accompanied by an

audible signal.

When the ignition is switched on

The red or orange warning lamps come on for a

few seconds. These warning lamps should go off

as soon as the motor is switched on.

If a lamp remains lit

If a warning lamp remains lit (red or orange), this

indicates the presence of a fault which needs

further investigation.

For more information on a system or a function,

refer to the corresponding section.

List of warning and

indicator lamps

Red warning/indicator lamps
STOP

Fixed, accompanied by an audible signal

(3 beeps).

A serious fault has been detected.

You must stop the vehicle.

Stop as soon as it is safe to do so and switch off

the ignition.

Call a dealer or qualified workshop.

Parking brake

Fixed.

The parking brake is still applied or not

properly released.

To move off, release the parking brake fully.

Flashing, along with the fixed

cable connected indicator lamp,

dashes instead of the charging time and an

audible signal (repeated beeps).

The charging cable is connected and the parking

brake is released.

Charging will only be possible after applying the

parking brake.

The vehicle cannot be started while the charging

cable is connected.

Braking

Fixed, accompanied by an audible signal

(3 beeps).

The brake fluid level has dropped significantly.

You must stop the vehicle.

Stop as soon as it is safe to do so and switch off

the ignition.

Check for the presence of a leak.

Call a dealer or qualified workshop.

Orange warning/indicator lamps
Service

Fixed, accompanied by an audible signal

(1 beep).

One or more major faults, for which there is/are

no specific warning lamp(s), have been detected.

Call a dealer or qualified workshop.

Fixed, combined with another warning

lamp.

Refer to the explanation for the corresponding

lamp.

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Dashboard instruments

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Minimum traction battery charge level

Fixed, combined with the last bar on the

charge meter showing and an audible

signal (1 beep).

The traction battery has reached the first alert

threshold.

Put the vehicle on charge as soon as possible.

Fixed, combined with the flashing

vehicle driving range warning lamp

and an audible signal (1 beep).

The traction battery has reached the second

alert threshold.

The motor's power decreases rapidly.

You must put the vehicle on charge.

Limited power

Fixed, accompanied by an audible signal

(1 beep).

A drop in performance in the drive train due to a

low battery temperature.

The decrease in motor power temporarily affects

the vehicle's performance.

Maximum traction battery temperature

Fixed, combined with the STOP

warning lamp and an audible

signal (1 beep).

The traction battery's temperature is too high.

You must stop the vehicle.

Stop as soon as it is safe to do so and switch off

the ignition.

Call a dealer or qualified workshop.

Green warning/indicator lamps
Direction indicators

Flashing left or right indicator with audible

signal.

The left or right direction indicator lamps are on.

Flashing left and right indicators with

audible signal.

The hazard warning lamps are on.

White indicator lamps
Foot on the brake

Flashing.

Insufficient pressure or no pressure

detected on the brake pedal for changing the

direction of travel.

Depress the brake pedal to select or change the

direction of travel.

Vehicle ready to drive

Fixed.

The vehicle is switched on.

The warning lamp remains on while driving.

The lamp will go out when you switch off the

motor and exit the vehicle.

Fixed, accompanied by an audible signal

(1 beep).

A drive position is selected without any pressure

on the pedals for 5 seconds.

Press

D

or

R

on the drive selector, then

accelerate or brake.

Vehicle driving range

Fixed.

The remaining driving range is displayed.

Cable connected

Fixed, combined with the remaining

charging time.

The charging cable is connected to the charging

socket.

The traction battery is being charged.

Charge level

This indicates traction battery charge level,

showing up to 8 bars.

With the ignition switched on and the vehicle

moving, this is permanently displayed below the

remaining driving range (miles/kilometres).

When the vehicle is being charged, dashes

are displayed for the first 3 minutes, then the

time (hours/minutes) remaining until charging is

complete.

For more information about the

Warning lamps

,

refer to the corresponding section.

Distance recorder

This measures the total distance travelled by the

vehicle since its initial registration.

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Dashboard instruments

The distance recorder is permanently displayed

when the ignition is switched on and the vehicle

is being charged.

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Access

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Doors

The vehicle has two doors which open in

opposite directions.

Do not open the door when moving.

From outside

► Turn the access key to the right/left in the

door lock to unlock/lock it.

► Press the door lock to partially open the door.

After unlocking a door, do not turn the

key to the left as you risk being trapped

in the vehicle when the door is closed again.

From inside

► To open the driver's door, pull strap

1

at the

end of the dashboard.

► To open the passenger door, pull strap

2

to

the right of the passenger seat.

► To close the door, pull strap

3

in the middle

of the door.

Windows

Each window has two parts:

– A fixed upper section.

– A moveable lower section.

To open:

► Press the locking handle to release the

window.

► Lift the window until it stops to keep it fully

open.

Take care when opening the window

- there is a risk of it unlocking and

lowering while driving, if it is not properly

locked in the stopped position or on a very

uneven road surface.

To close:

► Pull the window to unlock it from the outside.

► Lower the window fully until it locks in place.

► Press against the window to check that it is

locked.

Take care when closing a window - you

risk trapping your fingers!

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Ease of use and comfort

Driver's seat

Longitudinal adjustment

► Lift the bar and slide the seat forwards or

backwards.

► Release the bar to lock the seat in position on

one of the notches.

The passenger seat does not slide.

Door mirrors

The door mirrors are adjusted and folded

manually.

► Move the door mirror in four directions in

order to obtain the best visibility.

Ventilation/Heating/

Demisting

The air circulating inside the passenger

compartment comes in from outside through an

opening at the base of the windscreen.

The controls are located on the central control

bar on the dashboard.

To ensure good air flow, be sure not to

block the air inlet and extractors.

Ventilation

► Press this button to turn ventilation on/

off (confirmed by warning lamp lighting

up/going out).

Heating/Demisting

► Press this button to turn Heating/

Demisting on/off (confirmed by warning

lamp lighting up/going out).

The ventilation also turns on/off.

The demisting system reduces misting

on the windscreen. If the side windows

are misted up, wipe them with a clean, soft

cloth.

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Ease of use and comfort

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Interior fittings

Except CARGO version

1.

Open triple-compartment storage unit

2.

Driver's storage compartment/Housing for

Bluetooth speaker

3.

Smartphone rest/USB socket

4.

Passenger storage compartment

With CARGO version

1.

Open triple-compartment storage unit

2.

Driver's storage compartment/Housing for

Bluetooth speaker

3.

Smartphone rest/USB socket

4.

Modular load space

5.

Closed storage compartment

► Press the central button to open the cover.

USB socket

The USB socket can be used to charge a

portable device.

Modular load space

(With CARGO version)

The modular load space consists of:

1

Lower storage area

2

Lower retractable shelf

3

Central storage area

Lashing rings are provided for securing objects

with tensioners or straps (not supplied).

4

Upper movable shelf

(parked vehicle, max. 40 kg for occasional

use)

5

Document holders

Maximum loading weight: 140 kg

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Ease of use and comfort

Lower retractable shelf

► When loading long, flat objects (max.

1.2 m) and limited load (<10 kg), put the lower

retractable shelf in place.

► Secure the load in the middle of the lower

retractable shelf with appropriate fasteners

(tensioners or straps not supplied).

► When loading high and heavy objects

(>10 kg), raise the lower retractable shelf against

the fixed vertical partition.

Upper movable shelf - Access from

outside

► Raise the upper movable shelf slightly and

pull it towards you.

► Push the upper movable shelf into its

retaining stops.

Upper movable shelf - Access from inside

► Raise the upper movable shelf towards the

side window until it stops.

Do not drive with the upper movable

shelf up - Risk of dropping the upper

movable shelf and poor visibility!

Do not drive with bulky objects on the upper

movable shelf - Risk of falling objects and

poor visibility!

Available accessories

The Manufacturer offers a wide range of original

accessories.

These accessories have all been adapted to suit

the vehicle and are all backed and guaranteed

by the Manufacturer.

For more information on the after-sales

accessories available, visit the website of our

partner Mister-Auto or contact an authorised

dealer.

Exterior

Wheel trims/Quarter-light decal/Lower door

decal.

Interior

Driver and passenger mats.

Door nets/Separator net/Load retaining net

(CARGO version)/Front passenger hook/

Passenger purse hook/Dashboard storage.

Smartphone retainer clasp/Connector unit.

Additional interior mirror (CARGO version).

Some models come fitted with

longitudinal roof bars. These are purely

for aesthetic purposes. Transverse roof bars

must not be fitted to these longitudinal bars.

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Lighting and visibility

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Exterior lighting

When the ignition is switched on, all the lights

come on (sidelamps, dipped beam headlamps

and number plate lamps).

When the ignition is switched off, all the lights

go out.

In some weather conditions (e.g. low

temperature or humidity), misting on the

internal surface of the glass of the headlamps

and rear lamps is normal, and will disappear

after the lamps have been on for a few

minutes.

Never look too closely at the light beam

of LED lamps/headlamps: risk of serious

eye injury!

Direction indicators

► Left or right: lower or raise the multifunction

control stalk beyond the point of resistance.

Three flashes

► Press briefly upwards or downwards (without

going beyond the point of resistance) and the

direction indicators will flash 3 times.

Wipers/Screenwash

Wipers

► Turn the knob to the desired position:

Continuous wipe

Intermittent wipe

Switching off

Before operating the wipers in wintry

conditions, clear any snow, ice or frost

from the windscreen, and from around the

wiper arms and blades.

Never operate the wipers when the

windscreen is dry. Before operating the

wipers when the weather is extremely cold or

hot, check that the wiper blades are not stuck

to the windscreen.

Screenwash

► Pull the wiper control stalk towards you and

hold.

The screenwash operates as long as you hold

the multifunction control stalk, followed by a

cycle of 5 wipes when you release the stalk.

To avoid damaging the wiper blades, do

not operate the screenwash if the

screenwash reservoir is empty.

Only operate the screenwash if there is no

risk of the fluid freezing on the windscreen

and hindering visibility. In winter, use "very

cold climate" rated products.

Never top up with water.

To ensure flat-bladed wipers remain

effective:

– Handle them with care.

– Clean them regularly using soapy water.

– Do not use them to hold a piece of

cardboard against the windscreen.

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Lighting and visibility

– Replace them at the first signs of wear.

Changing a wiper blade

Removing/refitting

Take care not to hold the arms at the jet

locations.

Do not touch the wiper blades. Risk of

irreparable damage.

Do not release them while moving them. Risk

of damaging the windscreen!

► Clean the windscreen using screenwash

fluid.

► Grasp the wiper blade by its rigid part and

pull it towards you as far as it will go.

► While keeping the wiper arm raised, unclip

the worn blade and remove it.

► While keeping the wiper arm raised, install

the new blade and clip it into place.

► Lower the arm carefully and support it until it

reaches the windscreen.

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Safety

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Safety - General

recommendations

Do not remove the labels attached in

different places on your vehicle. They

include safety warnings as well as

identification information for the vehicle.

For any work on your vehicle, use a

qualified workshop that has the technical

information, skills and equipment required, all

of which a dealer or qualified workshop is

able to provide.

Depending on national regulations,

certain safety equipment may be

mandatory: high visibility safety vests,

warning triangles, breathalysers, spare bulbs,

spare fuses, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, etc.

Installing equipment and accessories

Fitting electrical equipment or

accessories not approved by the

Manufacturer may cause excessive power

consumption and faults in your vehicle's

electrical system. Contact a dealer or

qualified workshop for information on the

range of approved accessories.

Any modification or adaptation not intended or

authorised by the Manufacturer or carried out

without meeting the technical requirements

defined by the Manufacturer will result in the

suspension of the commercial warranty.

Hazard warning lamps

► Pressing this button causes all the direction

indicators to flash.

They can operate with the ignition off.

Horn

► Press the button located on the end of the

multifunction control stalk.

Seat belts

The seat belts are equipped with an inertia reel

which allows the strap length to automatically

adjust to your shape. The seat belt returns to its

storage automatically when it is not used.

The inertia reels are fitted with a device which

automatically locks the strap in the event of a

collision, emergency braking or if the vehicle rolls

over. It can be released by pulling the strap firmly

and then releasing it so that it reels in slightly.

Fastening

► Pull the strap, then insert the tongue into the

buckle.

► Check that the seat belt is fastened correctly

by pulling on the strap.

Unlocking

► Press the red button on the buckle.

► Guide the seat belt as it is reeled in.

Advice

The driver must ensure that the

passenger uses the seat belt correctly

and that it is securely fastened before setting

off.

The driver or passenger must always fasten

their seatbelt even for short journeys.

Before and after use, ensure that the seat belt

is reeled in correctly.

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Safety

Installation

The lower part of the strap must be

positioned as low as possible on the pelvis.

The upper part must be positioned in the

hollow of the shoulder.

In order to be effective, a seat belt must:

– be tightened as close to the body as

possible.

– be pulled in front of you with a smooth

movement, checking that it is not twisted.

– must only be used to secure one person.

– must not show signs of tearing or fraying.

– must not be changed or modified, in order

to avoid affecting its performance.

Recommendations for children

Use a suitable child seat if the passenger

is less than 12 years old or shorter than one

and a half metres.

Make sure that the seat belt is correctly

positioned and tightened.

Never use the same seat belt to secure more

than one child.

Never carry a child on your lap.

For more information on

Child seats

, refer to

the corresponding section.

Maintenance

Have the seat belts checked regularly by

a dealer or qualified workshop, particularly if

the straps show signs of damage.

Clean the seat belt straps with soapy water or

a textile cleaning product, sold by dealers or

qualified workshops.

Child seats

The regulations on carrying children are

specific to each country. Refer to the

legislation in force in your country.

For maximum safety, please observe the

following recommendations:

– In accordance with European regulations,

all children under the age of 12 or less than

1.5 metres tall must travel in approved child

seats appropriate for their weight

, on seats

fitted with a seat belt.

–

Children weighing less than 9 kg must

travel in the "rearward facing" position

.

Advice

An incorrectly installed child seat in a

vehicle compromises the child's safety in

the event of an accident.

Ensure that there is no seat belt or seat belt

buckle under the child seat, as this could

destabilise it.

Remember to fasten the seat belts or the

child seat harness keeping the slack relative

to the child's body to a minimum, even for

short journeys.

Check that the seat belt is properly tightened

over the child seat and that it holds the child

seat firmly against the vehicle seat.

For child seats with a support leg, ensure that

the support leg is in firm and steady contact

with the floor.

Installing a booster seat

The chest part of the seat belt must be

positioned on the child's shoulder without

touching the neck.

Ensure that the lap part of the seat belt

passes correctly over the child's thighs.

Use a booster seat with a backrest, equipped

with a belt guide at shoulder level.

As a safety measure, do not leave:

– A child alone and unsupervised inside

the vehicle.

– A child or an animal in a vehicle exposed to

the sun with the windows closed.

– The keys inside the vehicle.

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Safety

5

Locations for child seats secured using the seat belt

In accordance with European regulations, this table indicates the options for installing child seats secured using the seat belt and universally approved

(a)

in relation to the weight of the child.

Weight of the child/indicative age

Seat

Under 13 kg

(groups 0

(b)

and 0+)

Up to about 1 year old

From 9 to 18 kg

(group 1)

From about 1 to 3 years old

From 15 to 25 kg

(group 2)

From about 3 to 6 years old

From 22 to 36 kg

(group 3)

From about 6 to 10 years

old

Passenger seat

U

UF

UF

UF

U:

Seat position suitable for installing a child seat secured using the seat belt and universally approved for "rearward facing" and/or "forward facing" use.

UF:

Seat position suitable for installing a child seat secured using the seat belt and universally approved for "forward facing" use.

X:

Seat position not suitable for installing a child seat for the stated weight class.

(a)

Universal child seat: child seat which can be installed in any vehicle using the seat belt.

(b)

Group 0: birth to 10 kg. Carrycots and "car" infant carriers cannot be installed on the front passenger seat.

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Driving

Driving recommendations

General information

► Observe the driving regulations and remain

vigilant whatever the traffic conditions.

► Monitor your environment and keep your

hands on the wheel to be able to react to

anything that may happen any time.

► Drive smoothly, anticipate the need for

braking and maintain a longer safety distance,

especially in bad weather.

► Stop the vehicle to carry out operations that

require close attention (such as adjustments).

Never drive with the parking brake

applied

. Risk of overheating and

damaging the braking system!

Never leave a vehicle running unattended

.

If the driver must leave the vehicle, the

parking brake must be applied and

N

mode

selected using the drive selector.

On flooded roads

We strongly advise against driving on flooded

roads, as this could seriously damage your

vehicle's motor and electrical systems.

If you are obliged to drive on a flooded road:

► Check that the depth of water does not

exceed 10 cm, taking account of waves that

might be generated by other users.

► Drive as slowly as possible without stalling. In

all cases, do not exceed 6 mph (10 km/h).

► Do not stop and do not switch off the motor.

On leaving the flooded road, as soon as safety

conditions allow, make several light brake

applications to dry the brake discs and pads.

If in any doubt about the condition of your

vehicle, consult a dealer or qualified workshop.

Electric mobility

Exterior sound environment

Pay particular attention to children, pedestrians,

cyclists and motorcyclists.

As this vehicle uses a silent means of

propulsion, these people may not be aware that

a vehicle is approaching.

In order to avoid a collision with these people,

the vehicle is fitted with a pedestrian horn.

Interior sound environment

During use, you may hear certain perfectly

normal noises specific to electric vehicles, such

as:

– Regenerative braking.

– Traction battery relay when starting.

– Vehicle tyres or aerodynamics when driving.

Parking brake

Unlocking

► Pull the parking brake lever up slightly, press

the release button, then lower the lever fully.

If this warning lamp lights up when the

vehicle is moving, this indicates that the

parking brake is still applied or has not been fully

released.

Application

► Pull the parking brake lever up to immobilise

the vehicle.

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Driving

6

When parking on a slope, turn the

wheels against the kerb and/or place a

chock behind one of the wheels, apply the

parking brake and switch off the ignition.

Drive selector

The drive selector has 3 buttons:

D.

Forward (Drive)

N.

Neutral

R.

Reverse (Rear)

When the ignition is switched on, the instrument

panel lights up.

When the motor is switched on,

N

mode is

displayed on the instrument panel, along with the

READY

warning lamp.

► To move to

D

or

R

mode, depress the brake

pedal and then press the desired button.

By default, this lamp flashes.

Do not depress the accelerator pedal

when switching to

D

or

R

mode.

Engine braking and energy recovery

The vehicle is fitted with an energy

recovery system which operates during

deceleration: regenerative braking.

This system of engine braking consists of

recovering part of the energy generated

during deceleration and feeding it back to

the traction battery in order to improve the

vehicle's driving range.

When the traction battery is fully charged

and during the first few miles/kilometres of

a journey, the regenerative braking does not

operate.

Adapt your driving style and use the brake

pedal.

Engine braking and brake pedal

The engine braking can never replace

the brake pedal.

When driving downhill, it is essential not to

exceed the maximum speed of the vehicle

and to voluntarily limit its speed by using the

brake pedal.

In order to protect the drive chain, a

slight decrease in performance may be

observed at low temperatures or during

prolonged use of maximum power.

Starting/Stopping the

vehicle

Ignition switch

1. Stop

position

Switching off the engine.

2. Ignition on

position

Use electrical accessories.

3. Starting

position

Engine starting.

Starting

When the ignition is switched on, the instrument

panel lights up, all lights come on and the

steering column is unlocked.

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Driving

► Turn the ignition key fully forward.

When the motor is started,

N

mode is displayed

on the instrument panel, along with the

READY

warning lamp.

► Depress the brake pedal.

► Select

D

or

R

mode using the drive selector.

► Release the parking brake.

► Release the brake pedal.

► Depress the accelerator pedal and the

vehicle moves off.

If, in the 5 seconds following selection of

D

or

R

mode, the accelerator pedal is not

depressed, an audible signal sounds.

Starting the motor is impossible while the

vehicle is connected to a power socket.

Switching off

► Depress the brake pedal.

► Apply the parking brake.

► Turn the ignition key fully towards you.

► Release the brake pedal.

A few seconds after the ignition is switched off,

the instrument panel goes off, all the lights go out

and the steering column is locked automatically.

If the instrument panel remains on after

the ignition has been switched off,

contact an authorised dealer.

Never leave the vehicle with the key in

the ignition and a child or animal alone in

the vehicle, even for a short time.

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Charging the traction

battery

Principle

The traction battery stores the energy needed

to operate the electric motor and the vehicle's

electrical cabin components. It is discharged

during use, and must therefore be regularly

recharged. There is no need to wait for the

traction battery to fall to its reserve level before

recharging.

The traction battery's driving range varies

according to the conditions of use: speed, driving

style, heating, load carried and road surface.

The traction battery's driving range can also

vary depending on whether the age of its

components.

Like any equipment with a lithium-ion battery,

the vehicle incorporates a protection mode to

optimise the durability of its traction battery.

Depending on the charge level and temperature

of its traction battery, power may be limited to

protect the battery cells.

This protection mode affects the maximum

speed of the vehicle at low charge level (< 20%)

and at low or high battery temperature (< +5°C

or > +45°C).

The relief of the road, such as climbing a steep

slope, also affects the maximum speed that the

vehicle can reach.

The charging cable is permanently attached to

the vehicle. It is stored in its housing located

inside the passenger door frame under the door

latch.

The single-phase AC domestic mains

power socket must be standard type E/F

16 A; load is limited to 8 A.

To charge the battery, unfurl the charging cable

fully before connecting it to the domestic power

supply.

For a full charge, follow the charging procedure

until it stops automatically.

To interrupt the charging process at any time,

disconnect the charging cable, unlock the

passenger door and store the cable in its

housing.

Charging progress is permanently displayed on

the instrument panel.

Charging progress can also be checked

via the

MyCitroën App

application in

combination with the connector unit (sold

separately).

For safety reasons, the motor will not

start while the charging cable is

connected.

Fully charge the traction battery at least once

a month.

Charging temperature

For vehicles manufactured before

2020/11/23, the charging is possible at

temperatures between 0°C and +50°C.

From this date, the charging is possible at

temperatures between -5°C and +50°C.

Parking in cold wheather

When the outside temperature drops

below +5°C:

– Park the vehicle in an enclosed area.

– Maintain a charge level of the traction

battery above 50%.

Vehicle immobilised for a long period

(more than 3 weeks)

Park the vehicle in a location that is protected

from the elements and where the temperature

is between 0°C and +40°C (exposure to

extreme temperatures can damage the

traction battery).

The charging level in the traction battery must

be around 50%.

Disconnect the connector unit.

Remove the F7-50 A fuse.

Disconnect the 12 V battery.

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Important recommendations

Power socket

Have a professional check that the

electrical system to be used complies with

applicable standards and is compatible with

the vehicle.

Always use a correctly earthed power socket,

protected by a 30 mA residual current device.

Always use a power socket that is protected

by a circuit-breaker appropriate for the

electrical circuit’s current rating.

Charging cable

Incorrect use of this charging cable may

result in fire, property damage and serious

injury or death by electrocution!

Never use the charging cable if it is defective

or damaged in any way (corrosion, cuts).

Never attempt to repair or open the charging

cable.

If the charging cable is defective, consult

a dealer or qualified workshop to obtain a

replacement.

Never use the charging cable with an

extension cable, a multi-plug socket, a

conversion adaptor or in a damaged power

socket.

Never immerse the charging cable in water.

Never attempt to move the vehicle using the

charging cable.

Plugging in/Unplugging

Never plug the cable into the wall socket

(or unplug it) with wet hands.

Immediately stop charging if the charging

cable or wall socket become too hot to touch.

Do not expose it to flammable vapours - Risk

of electrical arcing or sparks!

After connecting the charging cable, check

that the instrument panel switches on,

otherwise disconnect and reconnect the

charging cable.

Charging will not start if the parking brake is

not applied.

Connection

► Park the vehicle as close as possible to a

power socket.

► Apply the parking brake.

► Switch off the ignition (position

1

); the

READY

warning lamp goes out.

► Open the passenger door.

► Pull the charging cable fully out of its

housing.

► Close the passenger door, passing the

charging cable through the guide hole in the door

frame and then into the handle recess.

► Connect the charging cable to the power

socket. The instrument panel lights up.

► Check that the charging cable is not

stretched tight.

This indicator lamp lights up on the

instrument panel, along with dashes

instead of the charging time.

The remaining charging time is displayed after a

few minutes.

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7

The charge level increases slowly as charging

progresses.

When the charge is completed, the instrument

panel switches off.

Disconnection

► Disconnect the charging cable from the

power socket.

► Open the passenger door.

► Store all of the charging cable inside its

housing.

► Close the passenger door.

Electric motor

1.

Screenwash fluid reservoir

2.

Fuse box

3.

12 V battery

4.

Traction battery/48 V electrical circuit

5.

Electric motor

6.

Brake fluid reservoir

Checking levels

Check all of the following levels regularly in

accordance with the Manufacturer's service

schedule. Top them up if required, unless

otherwise indicated.

If a particular level has dropped significantly,

have the corresponding circuit checked by a

dealer or qualified workshop.

Fluids must comply with the

Manufacturer's recommendations.

Used products

Avoid prolonged contact of used fluids

with the skin.

Most of these fluids are harmful to health and

very corrosive.

Do not discard used fluids into sewers

or onto the ground.

Drain used fluids into the dedicated

containers provided by dealers or qualified

workshops.

Brake fluid

Before doing any work

Switch off the ignition, apply the parking

brake, check that the instrument panel is off

and that the charging cable is not connected.

To find out how often the brake fluid should be

replaced, refer to the Manufacturer's servicing

schedule.

Removing front bumper

► Remove the 2 lower fixing screws from the

frame.

► Remove the 2 upper access flaps from the

wings, pass an arm under the wing and lift it up.

► Remove the 2 upper side fixing screws from

the flaps.

► Remove the 2 lower side fixing screws from

the wheel arches.

► Pull the bumper horizontally for about ten

centimetres until the attachment points come

away.

► Disconnect the indicator wiring looms.

Before topping up, it is necessary to

protect the motor and its connectors in

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order to avoid any risk of brake fluid splashing

onto them.

Topping up

Use only DOT4 brake fluid from a sealed

container.

► Clean the cap before removing it to refill.

The level of this fluid should be close to

the "

MAX

" mark. If not, check the brake

pads for wear.

Refitting front bumper

► Bring the bumper close to the frame.

► Connect the indicator wiring looms.

► Place it in position and then push the bumper

horizontally until the attachment points clip into

place.

► Screw the 2 upper side fixing screws into the

flaps.

► Screw the 2 lower side fixing screws into the

wheel arches.

► Screw the 2 lower fixing screws into the

frame.

► Clip the 2 upper access flaps to the wings.

Screenwash fluid

Access/Topping up

The fluid must be topped up with a pre-mixed

product.

In winter (temperatures below 0°C), a fluid

containing an anti-freeze agent which is

appropriate for the temperature conditions

must be used in order to protect the system's

components (pump, tank, ducts, jets).

Filling with pure water is prohibited in all

circumstances (risk of freezing,

limescale, etc.).

► Top up to the required level when

necessary.

Tank capacity: 1 litre.

► Turn both fixing screws a quarter turn.

► Unclip the access cover.

► Remove the cap from the tank to top up.

Checks

Unless otherwise indicated, check these

components in accordance with the

Manufacturer's service schedule.

Otherwise, have them checked by a dealer or

qualified workshop.

Only use products recommended by the

Manufacturer or products of equivalent

quality and specification.

In order to optimise the operation of

components as important as those in the

braking system, the Manufacturer selects and

offers very specific products.

12 V battery

The battery does not require any

maintenance.

Check regularly that the terminals are correctly

tightened and that the connections are clean.

For more information on the precautions

to take before any work on the

12 V

battery

, refer to the corresponding section.

Manual parking brake

If you notice excessive brake lever travel

or decreased effectiveness, the parking

brake must be adjusted, even between two

services.

This system must be checked by a dealer or

qualified workshop.

Brake pads/Discs/Drums

Brake wear depends on the style of

driving, particularly in the case of vehicles

used in town, over short distances. It may be

necessary to have the condition of the brakes

checked, even between vehicle services.

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7

Unless there is a leak in the circuit, a drop in the

brake fluid level indicates that the brake pads

are worn.

For information on checking brake disc/

drum wear, contact a dealer or a qualified

workshop.

After washing the vehicle, moisture, or in

wintry conditions, ice can form on the

brake discs and pads: braking efficiency may

be reduced. Gently dab the brakes to dry and

defrost them.

Wheels and tyres

All tyre pressures must be checked when

the tyres are cold.

The pressures indicated on the tyre pressure

label are valid for "cold" tyres. If you have driven

for more than 10 minutes or more than 6 miles

(10 kilometres), add 0.3 bar (30 kPa) to the

values indicated on the label.

Under-inflation increases energy

consumption. Non-compliant tyre

pressures cause tyres to wear prematurely

and have an adverse effect on the vehicle's

road holding - risk of accident!

Driving with worn or damaged tyres reduces the

braking and road holding performance of the

vehicle. We recommended regularly checking

the condition of tyres (tread and sidewalls) and

wheel rims as well as the presence of valves.

When the wear indicators no longer appear set

back from the tread, the depth of the grooves is

less than 1.6 mm; it is essential to replace the

tyres.

Using different size wheels and tyres from those

specified can affect the lifetime of tyres, wheel

rotation, ground clearance, the speedometer

reading and have an adverse effect on road

holding.

Shock absorbers

It is not easy for drivers to detect when

shock absorbers are worn. Nevertheless,

shock absorbers have a major impact on road

holding and braking performance.

For your safety and driving comfort, it is

important to have them regularly checked by a

dealer or a qualified workshop.

Changing to free-wheeling

In certain situations, you must allow the vehicle

to free-wheel (when being towed, on a rolling

road, transport by rail or sea, etc.).

► Switch the ignition off.

► Release the parking brake.

Advice on care and

maintenance

General information - Exterior

Do not wash the vehicle in full sunshine

or in extremely cold conditions.

Do not use a high pressure washer or

automatic carwash to clean the vehicle.

Use a water jet (temperature between +20°C

and +40°C).

Before starting to clean your vehicle,

remember to lock the windows and

doors.

Use a sponge and soapy water or a pH

neutral product.

Move the water jet perpendicular to the

surface to be cleaned, avoiding the door

seals.

Rinse the vehicle using demineralised water,

then gently wipe the bodywork with a clean

microfibre cloth.

Promptly clean off any marks containing

corrosive chemical substances liable to

damage the vehicle's paintwork (including

tree resin, bird droppings, insect secretions,

pollen and tar).

If justified by the environment, clean the

vehicle more frequently to remove salty

deposits (in coastal areas), soot (in industrial

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areas) and mud (in wet or cold areas). These

substances can be highly corrosive.

Contact a dealer or qualified workshop for

advice on removing stubborn stains requiring

special products (such as tar or insect

removers).

General information - Interior

When cleaning your vehicle, never clean

the interior with a jet of water.

Any liquids carried inside the vehicle in mugs

or other open containers can spill, presenting

a risk of damage if they come into contact

with the controls on the dashboard. Be alert!

Bodywork

Do not use abrasive products or

solvents, petrol or oil to clean the

bodywork.

Never use an abrasive sponge to clean

stubborn stains. Risk of scratching the

paintwork!

Do not apply polish.

Decals

(Depending on version)

Do not use a high-pressure washer to

clean the vehicle - risk of damaging or

detaching the decals!

Use a high-flow hose (temperature

between 25°C and 40°C).

Place the jet of water perpendicular to the

surface to be cleaned.

Rinse the vehicle with demineralised water.

Textile - Maintenance

Do not use aggressive cleaning products

(e.g. alcohol, solvent or ammonia).

Do not use steam-cleaning systems - Risk of

affecting the adhesion of the fabrics!

Remove dust from the textile parts

regularly with a dry cloth, soft brush or

vacuum cleaner.

Rub down the textile parts once per year with

a clean, damp cloth. After leaving overnight to

dry, brush with a soft-bristled brush.

Textile - Stain removal

Do not rub the stain or it may spread or

you may cause the substance to

penetrate the surface.

Act quickly by reducing the stain from its

edges inwards.

Remove as much substance or solids as

possible using a spoon or spatula, and

remove as much liquid as possible using

absorbent paper.

Product/Procedure to use depending

on the type of stain:

– Grease, oil and ink: clean with a pH-neutral

detergent.

– Vomit: clean with sparkling mineral water.

– Blood: spread flour over the stain and allow

to dry; remove with a slightly damp cloth.

– Mud: allow to dry and then remove with a

slightly damp cloth.

– Cake, chocolate, ice cream: clean with

lukewarm water.

– Sugary and/or alcoholic drinks: clean with

lukewarm water, or lemon juice if the stain is

persistent.

– Hair gel, coffee, tomato sauce, vinegar:

clean with lukewarm water and lemon juice.

For solid substances, then use a soft brush or

vacuum cleaner.

For liquid substances, then use a damp

microfibre cloth and then dry with another

cloth.

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8

Changing a wheel

The vehicle is not equipped with on-board tools,

such as a jack or wheel brace.

In the event of a flat tyre, call a dealer or

qualified workshop.

To have winter tyres fitted or the wheels

changed, consult a dealer or qualified workshop.

Changing a bulb

Cleaning

The headlamps have polycarbonate

lenses with a protective coating:

–

Do not clean them with a dry or abrasive

cloth, nor with detergent or solvent

products.

– Use a sponge and soapy water or a pH

neutral product.

– When using a jet of water to clean off

persistent marks, do not keep the jet directed

towards the headlamps, lamps or their

edges for too long, so as not to damage their

protective coating and seals.

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs)

Do not touch LED headlamps/lamps.

To replace this type of bulb, you must consult

a dealer or qualified workshop.

Direction indicators

Rapid flashing of the indicator lamp for a

direction indicator (left or right) indicates that

one of the bulbs on the corresponding side

has failed.

Front lamps

1.

Direction indicators

2.

Sidelamps

3.

Dipped beam headlamps

Rear lamps

1.

Direction indicators

2.

Sidelamps

3.

Brake lamps

4.

Number plate lamp

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In the event of a breakdown

Number plate lamp

Removing

► Lie down behind the vehicle in the middle of

the rear bumper.

► Pass your arm behind the bumper to reach

the lamp above the foam shock absorber.

► Pinch the fixing clip holding the lamp.

► Push the lamp down while holding the fixing

clip.

► Disconnect the lamp from its wiring loom.

► Leave the wiring loom dangling through the

bumper.

Refitting

► Connect the new lamp to the suspended

wiring loom.

► Replace the lamp into its housing by pressing

it until it clips into place.

Changing a fuse

Before changing a fuse:

► Identify the cause of the fault and fix it.

► Switch off all power consumption.

► Immobilise the vehicle and switch off the

ignition.

► Identify the defective fuse using the current

allocation tables and diagrams.

To replace a fuse, it is essential to:

► Pull the fuse out of its housing and check the

state of its filament.

► Always replace the failed fuse with a fuse of

the same rating (same colour); use of a different

rating may cause malfunctions - risk of fire!

If the fault recurs soon after replacing a fuse,

have the electrical system checked by a dealer

or qualified workshop.

Good

Faulty

The fuse allocation tables and

corresponding diagrams are available

through a dealer or qualified workshop.

Replacement with a fuse not shown in the

allocation tables could cause a serious

malfunction of the vehicle. Consult a dealer or

qualified workshop.

Installing electrical accessories

Before fitting other electrical equipment

or accessories to your vehicle, contact a

dealer or a qualified workshop.

The Manufacturer accepts no responsibility

for any costs incurred in repairing the vehicle

or for rectifying malfunctions resulting from

the installation of accessories not supplied

or not recommended by the Manufacturer

and not installed in accordance with its

recommendations, in particular when the

combined power consumption of all of the

additional equipment connected exceeds 10

milliamperes.

Accessing the fuses

► Turn both fixing screws a quarter turn.

► Unclip the access cover.

► Pull out the faulty fuse and replace it.

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8

Fuse table - Box 1

Fuse N°

Rating

(Amps)

Functions

F1

2 A

Brake switch

(+Battery)

F2

2 A

Main computer

(+Battery)

F3

7.5 A

Fan

F4

3 A

Instrument panel

F5

2 A

Battery computer

F6

7.5 A

Horn

F7

50 A

Battery drive train/

DC/DC converter

Fuse table - Box 2

Fuse N°

Rating

(Amps)

Functions

F1

2 A

Steering mounted

control (left)

F2

4 A

Main computer

(+After ignition)

F3

15 A

Screenwash pump

F5

2 A

Instrument panel

warning lamps

F7

2 A

Motor computer

F8

2 A

Brake switch (+After

ignition)

F9

3 A

USB socket

- Lighting for

ventilation/heating/

demisting buttons,

drive selector

Fuse N°

Rating

(Amps)

Functions

F11

7.5 A

Diagnostic socket

F12

15 A

Wiper motor

(+Battery)

F13

2 A

Rear left wheel

speed sensor

F14

3 A

Sidelamps front

left and rear right -

Number plate lamp

F15

2 A

Sidelamps rear left

and front right

F16

3 A

Right-hand dipped

beam headlamp

F17

3 A

Left-hand dipped

beam headlamp

F18

15 A

Wiper motor (+After

ignition)

12 V battery

Lead-acid starter batteries

These batteries contain harmful

substances (sulphuric acid and lead).

They must be disposed of in accordance

with regulations and must never under any

circumstances be discarded with household

waste.

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In the event of a breakdown

Take used remote control batteries and

vehicle batteries to a special collection point.

Protect your eyes and face before

handling the battery.

All operations on the battery must be carried

out in a well ventilated area and away from

naked flames and sources of sparks, to avoid

any risk of explosion or fire.

Wash your hands afterwards.

Flat 12 V battery

It is no longer possible to start the motor

or recharge the traction battery.

Before working on the 12 V battery

Switch off the ignition, apply the parking

brake, check that the instrument panel is off

and that the charging cable is not connected.

Recharging the 12 V battery

Do not recharge the battery without first

disconnecting the terminals and removing the

battery.

Do not disconnect the battery terminals while

the

READY

indicator lamp is lit, or while the

vehicle is charging.

Jump-starting another vehicle

Do not use the 12 V battery to jump-start

another vehicle or to charge another vehicle's

battery.

Symbols

No sparks or naked flames, no smoking.

Always protect your eyes. Explosive

gases can cause blindness and injury.

Keep the vehicle's battery out of the reach

of children.

The vehicle's battery contains sulphuric

acid which can make you go blind or

cause severe burns.

For more information, refer to the

handbook.

Explosive gases can be present close to

the battery.

Removing/Refitting

Removing rear bumper

► Remove the number plate lamp prior to

starting.

For more information on the

Number plate

lamp

, refer to the corresponding section.

► Pass the lamp's suspended wiring loom

behind the bumper.

► Remove the 2 lower fixing screws from the

frame.

► Remove the 2 upper access flaps from the

wings, pass an arm under the wing and lift it up.

► Remove the 2 upper side fixing screws from

the flaps.

► Remove the 2 lower side fixing screws from

the wheel arches.

► Pull the bumper horizontally for about ten

centimetres until the attachment points come

away.

► Disconnect the indicator wiring looms.

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8

Removing the battery

► Disconnect the negative terminal first (left-

hand side), next disconnect the positive terminal

(right-hand side):

• Unscrew and remove the screw from the

clamp.

• Remove the clamp from the terminal.

►

Make sure that any disconnected clamps

do not come into contact with the battery

terminals - Risk of short-circuit!

► Unscrew the 2 fixing screws on the battery's

retainer brace.

► Remove the retainer brace and then the

battery.

Refitting the battery

► Place the battery into its compartment.

► Replace the retainer brace and its 2 fixing

screws.

► Reconnect the positive terminal first (right-

hand side), next reconnect the negative terminal

(left-hand side):

• Insert the nut horizontally into the terminal's

square housing.

• Place the clamp on top of the terminal.

• Insert the screw into the terminal and nut

and screw tight.

Refitting rear bumper

► Bring the bumper close to the frame.

► Pass the lamp's suspended wiring loom in

front of the bumper.

► Connect the indicator wiring looms.

► Place it in position and then push the bumper

horizontally until the attachment points clip into

place.

► Screw the 2 upper side fixing screws into the

flaps.

► Screw the 2 lower side fixing screws into the

wheel arches.

► Screw the 2 lower fixing screws into the

frame.

► Clip the 2 upper access flaps to the wings.

► Finally, replace the number plate lamp.

For more information on the

Number plate

lamp

, refer to the corresponding section.

Starting using another

battery

If the vehicle's battery is flat, the motor can be

started using a backup battery (either external or

from another vehicle) and jump leads or using a

battery booster.

Never start the motor by connecting a

battery charger.

Never use a 24 V or higher battery booster.

Check beforehand that the backup battery

has a nominal voltage of 12 V and a capacity

at least equal to that of the discharged

battery.

The two vehicles must not be in contact with

each other.

Disconnect or turn off all electrical devices in

both vehicles (portable devices, radio, wipers,

lights, etc.).

Do not disconnect the (+) terminal while the

motor is switched on.

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► Connect the red cable to the (+) terminal of

the flat battery

A

, then to the (+) terminal of the

backup battery

B

, or booster.

► Connect one end of the green or black cable

to the (-) terminal of the backup battery

B

or of

the booster (or to an earth point on the assisting

vehicle).

► Connect the other end of the green or black

cable to the negative (-) terminal of flat battery

A

.

► Start the engine/switch on the motor on the

assisting vehicle and leave it running for a few

minutes.

► Turn the ignition key to start the disabled

vehicle.

The traction battery takes over the supply to the

12 V circuit.

► Wait for the assisting vehicle to return to idle.

►

Disconnect the jump leads in reverse

order.

► Leave the vehicle switched on for at least 30

minutes to allow the traction battery to recharge

the 12 V battery.

If the battery charge level in the traction battery

is too low, connect the vehicle's charging cable.

Charging the battery using a

battery charger

For optimum service life of the battery, it is

essential to maintain an adequate level of

charge.

In some circumstances, it may be necessary to

charge the battery:

– When using the vehicle mainly for short

journeys.

– If the vehicle is to be taken off the road for

several weeks.

To recharge the vehicle's battery

yourself:

– Only use a charger compatible with lead-

acid batteries and with a nominal voltage of

12 V.

– Follow the instructions provided by the

manufacturer of the charger.

– Never reverse polarities.

– Disconnect the 12 V battery.

Make sure the vehicle's charging cable is not

connected at the same time.

► Switch the ignition off.

► Disconnect or turn off all electrical devices

(portable devices, wipers, lights, etc.).

► Switch off charger

B

before connecting

the cables to the battery, so as to avoid any

dangerous sparks.

► Ensure that the charger cables are in good

condition.

► Connect the cables from charger

B

as

follows:

• Positive (+) red cable to the (+) terminal on

battery

A

.

• Negative (-) black cable to the (-) terminal on

battery

A

.

► At the end of the charging operation, switch

off charger

B

before disconnecting the cables

from battery

A

.

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8

Towing the vehicle

Observe the legislation in force in the

country where you are driving.

Before towing the vehicle, it is essential to put

the vehicle in free-wheeling mode.

For more information on

Free-wheeling

, refer

to the corresponding section.

An electric vehicle must never be used

for road transfers.

It may be used, for example, to exit a rut.

Towing constraints

Front

wheels

on the

ground

Rear

wheels

on the

ground

Flatbed

4

wheels

on the

ground

with

towbar

Use the towing eye only to free the vehicle when

stuck, or to secure it for recovery on a flatbed

lorry or trailer.

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Technical data

Electric motor

Version

AMI

AMI

CARGO

Model code:

9A...

Z2CA

Z2CA

Weights

Unladen weight,

battery included (kg)

471

478

Maximum loading

weight with driver

(kg)

150

140

Gross vehicle weight

(kg)

700

700

Tyres

155/65R14

Electric motor

Technology

Synchronous with

permanent magnets

Nominal power: EC

standard (kW)/(hp)

6/8.2

Max. power: EC

standard (kW)/(hp)

9.4/12.6

Traction battery

Technology

Lithium-Ion

Installed capacity

(kWh)

5.5

Domestic charging

Version

AMI

AMI

CARGO

Model code:

9A...

Z2CA

Z2CA

Alternating current

voltage (Vac)

230 (single-phase)

Rating (A)

16

Charging cable

length (m)

3

Charging time (hr)

3 hrs for 80%

Driving range (miles/

km)

46/75

Dimensions (mm)

These dimensions have been measured on an

unladen vehicle.

35

Technical data

9

Identification

markings

Various visible markings for vehicle identification

and vehicle search.

A. Tyres label

Attached to the base of the driver's seat.

Indicates tyre inflation pressures when cold.

B. Manufacturer's label

Attached to the base of the passenger seat.

Bears the following information:

– Manufacturer’s name.

– European whole vehicle type approval

number.

– Vehicle Identification number (VIN).

– Noise level/Rated speed.

– Maximum power/Maximum speed.

– Gross vehicle weight (GVW).