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*3
: When using “My Room Mode”, the time required for charging to complete may
become longer than normal or the charging may not be completed.
*4
: It is the time required for charging to complete approximately 75% of the maximum
charge capacity.
*5
: It is the time required for charging to complete the maximum charge capacity.
*6
: Depending on the type of the DC charger, the charging time displayed on the DC char-
ger may be longer than normal.
Q
Charging time may increase when
In the following situations, charging time
may become longer than normal:
O
When the ambient temperature is hot or
cold.
O
When the vehicle is consuming a lot of
electricity, for example, when the head-
lights have been left on, etc.
O
When using My Room Mode.
O
When a power outage occurs during
charging.
O
When the power supply is interrupted.
O
When the voltage of the external power
source drops.
O
When the charge level of the 12-volt bat-
tery is low, such as when the vehicle has
not been started or charged for a long
period of time.
O
When selecting “Charging Current” set-
tings “16A” or “8A”.
O
When the traction battery heater oper-
ates.
O
When the traction battery cooler is oper-
ated before charging. (
P.111)
O
When there is a problem with the termi-
nal connections of the electrical socket.
O
When the traction battery temperature
becomes high immediately after high-
load driving.
O
When adjusting the power supply with
the charger.
O
When frequently and repeatedly using
DC charging.
This vehicle includes several functions
that are linked with charging.
Q
My Room Mode (
P.139)
When the charging cable is connected
to the vehicle, electrical components
such as the air conditioning system and
audio system can be used by the
power supply from an external power
source
*
.
*
: Depending on the situation, electricity of
the traction battery may be consumed.
Q
Traction battery heater
When the outside temperature is low
and the charging cable is connected to
the vehicle, this function automatically
warms the traction battery until it
reaches or exceeds a certain tempera-
ture.
The operation of this function is
stopped automatically when the
charging cable is disconnected or if
the charging cable is left connected
to the vehicle for approximately 3
days.
When the charging schedule is used
(
P.129), this function will operate
according to the schedule settings.
Charging-linked functions
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Traction battery warming control
This control operates after the
charging cable remains connected to
the vehicle for approximately 3 days
and the traction battery heater auto-
matically stops. It automatically insu-
lates the traction battery in extremely
low temperatures.
This control stops 31 days after the
charging cable is connected, even if
it is still connected to the vehicle.
When this control operates,
charging schedule settings are
ignored and charging starts imme-
diately.
Q
Traction battery cooler
When the traction battery is hot and
the AC charging cable is connected to
the vehicle, this function cools the trac-
tion battery to protect it before AC
charging is performed.
The function may operate when con-
tinuously driving at high speeds such as
driving on highways or freeways, or
during DC charging.
Q
Traction battery heater
O
Traction battery heater may operate
when charging is not being performed.
O
When Traction battery heater is operat-
ing, the charging indicator will illuminate.
O
When Traction battery heater is operat-
ing during charging, the charging may
take longer than normal.
O
The remaining charge of the traction bat-
tery declines when the traction battery
heater operates, it might be necessary to
recharge the traction battery again in
order to supplement the remaining
charge.
Q
Traction battery cooler
O
For AC charging: Traction battery cooler
settings can be changed on the multi-
information display. (
P.111)
O
The AC charging indicator will illuminate
when the traction battery cooler is on
standby or operating.
O
When the charge level of the traction
battery is low, the traction battery cooler
may not operate, even if the temperature
of the traction battery is high.
O
When the following conditions are met
while the traction battery cooler is oper-
ating, the cooling operation will stop.
• The hood is opened
• The power switch is turned to ACC or
ON.
• The shift position is changed to any posi-
tion other than P
• The Remote Air Conditioning System is
operated (
P.355)
• “Charge Now” is turned on (
P.135)
• The remaining charge of the traction bat-
tery drops below a certain amount
O
The traction battery cooler operates
using power supplied by the traction bat-
tery and an external power source.
• While the traction battery cooler is oper-
ating, the charge of the traction battery
will increase and decrease within a cer-
tain range, and will not increase as during
AC charging.
• When the traction battery cooler oper-
ates, charger will recognize it as the bat-
tery being charged. If this function
operates while a charger which charges
a charging fee is connected to the vehi-
cle, AC charging fees will apply.
Q
Changing of the traction battery cooler
setting
1
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select
on the multi-
information display.
2
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Vehicle Settings”,
and then press “OK”.
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3
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Charging Set-
tings”, and then press “OK”.
4
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Battery Cooler”,
and then press “OK”.
5
Select “On” or “Off”, and then press
“OK”.
When selecting “Off”, the traction battery
output may be restricted depending on the
driving situation.
To enable the use of Electric Vehicle,
we recommend systematically
charging the vehicle.
Before leaving home
In order to use the Electric Vehicle,
charge the traction battery at home
before leaving.
The charging schedule function (
P.129)
can be used to set the system to automati-
cally fully charge the traction battery
before your desired departure time. It is
also possible to set the air conditioning to
make the interior in a comfortable state
Charging tips
This section explains methods for
using the charging function of this
vehicle and checking information
related to charging.
Systematically charging
A
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before your desired departure time.
On the way to the destination or at
the destination
When the remaining charge of the
traction battery gets low, recharge
the battery at the nearest charging
station.
When using DC charging, the charging
can be done in approximately 50 minutes
up until approximately 75% of the maxi-
mum charge capacity. (
P.109)
After returning home
In order to drive the next time,
charge the traction battery.
Settings the charging schedule allows you
to charge the traction battery at the
desired time such as late at night or early in
the morning. Furthermore, the charging
schedule can be set to automatically
charge the traction battery every day or at
the same time on certain days. (
P.129)
Information related to charging is dis-
played on the multi-information dis-
play.
Q
While charging
When any door is opened during
charging, the current charging condi-
tion and estimated time
*
until charging
completed can be checked on the
multi-information display.
The time until charging completed may
not be displayed if the charging current
to the traction battery becomes
smaller and the charging time
becomes longer.
*
: During DC charging, the estimated time
will not be displayed.
Q
After charging is complete
After charging is complete, when a
door is opened while the power switch
is off, a message detailing the results of
the charging is displayed. Also, a mes-
sage is displayed if an operation that
cannot be performed or a situation that
charging cannot be performed occurs
during charging is performed.
When a message is displayed, follow the
instructions displayed on the multi-infor-
mation display. (
P.150)
Checking information related to
charging
B
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Q
Charging current
The maximum current for the AC charging
is 32 A. However, the charging current
may become smaller than 32 A depending
on the maximum current of the AC char-
ger.
Q
Safety functions
O
The EV system will not start while the
charging cable is connected to the vehi-
cle, even if the power switch is operated.
O
If the charging cable is connected while
the “READY” indicator is illuminated, the
EV system will stop automatically and
driving will not be possible.
O
When the charging cable is connected to
the vehicle, the shift position cannot be
changed from P to other positions.
This vehicle has been designed to
allow charging from an external power
source using an AC charging cable for
exclusive use with standard household
AC outlets.
However, the vehicle differs greatly
from standard household electrical
goods in the following ways, and incor-
rect usage could cause a fire or elec-
tric shock, possibly leading to death or
serious injury.
When charging, a large amount of
current will flow for a long time.
(
P.109)
Depending on the charging envi-
ronment, charging may be per-
formed outdoors.
To perform charging correctly, read the
precautions and then follow the charging
Things to know before
charging
Make sure to read the following
precautions before connecting the
charging cable to the vehicle and
charging the traction battery.
WARNING
Q
Caution when charging
People with implantable cardiac pace-
makers or cardiac resynchronization
therapy-pacemakers should not
approach the vehicle while charging is
being performed. If it is necessary to
approach the vehicle, ask someone else
to do so.
O
Do not approach the onboard traction
battery charger, or charging cable
while charging is being performed.
Charging may affect the operation of
pacemakers.
O
Do not remain in the vehicle while
charging is being performed.
Charging may affect the operation of
pacemakers.
O
Do not enter the vehicle, even to
remove things from the luggage com-
partment while charging is being per-
formed.
Charging may affect the operation of
pacemakers.
Q
When the charging cable is con-
nected to the vehicle
Do not operate the shift position.
In the unlikely event that the charging
cable has been damaged, the shift posi-
tion may change from P to other posi-
tions, it may cause the vehicle to move
unexpectedly, possibly leading to an
accident.
Charging precautions
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procedures. Charging should only be per-
formed by adults which properly under-
stand the charging procedures.
Do not allow children to use the
charging cable without supervision.
Also, keep the charging cable out of
reach of infants.
When charging with a charger,
make sure to follow the correct pro-
cedures for using each charger.
When charging using a public
charging station, check the setting
of the charging schedule function.
• If the charging schedule is set to “On”,
make sure to set it to “Off” or “Charge
Now” function to “On” before using a
public charging station. (
P.135)
• If the charging schedule is set to “On”,
charging will not start even if the AC
charging cable is connected. Also,
charging fee may occur due to the con-
nection of the AC charging cable.
Before performing charging make
sure that the following conditions are
met:
The parking brake is set. (
P.234)
The headlights the emergency flash-
ers and interior lights, etc., are
switched off.
If any of these lights are turned on, power
will be consumed by these features and
charging may take longer than normal.
The power switch is OFF.
(
P.224)
Before performing charging, make
sure that each part of the AC charging
cable is in good condition. (
P.92)
Q
If the AC charging connector and DC
charging connector are used at the
same time
AC charging and DC charging cannot be
conducted simultaneously.
If the two connectors have been connected
to the vehicle, the battery will only be
charged through either one of the charging
modes that has started first. However, the
battery will not be recharged with the other
method even after the first mode is com-
pleted. To start the other mode, disconnect
the charging connector and then perform
the charging operation again.
Q
Capacity reduction of the traction bat-
tery
The capacity of the traction battery will
decline gradually when the traction battery
is in use. The rate at which it declines will dif-
fer in accordance with environmental con-
ditions and the way in which the vehicle is
used. Observing the following can help
suppress the decline in the traction battery
capacity.
O
Avoid parking the vehicle in high tem-
perature areas, under direct sunlight
when the traction battery is fully charged.
O
Avoid accelerating and decelerating fre-
quently and suddenly.
O
Avoid frequent driving at high speed.
O
Use the charging schedule function as
much as possible in order to fully charged
the traction battery before starting off.
(
P.129)
O
Avoid frequent DC charging
Also, if the capacity of the traction battery
capacity reduces, the distance that can be
driven decreases. However, vehicle perfor-
Confirm the following before
charging
Inspecting the AC charging
cable
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mance does not significantly become
worse.
Q
When the remaining charge of the trac-
tion battery is low after charging
In the following situations, the remaining
charge of the traction battery after charging
completes may be less than normal in order
to protect the traction battery (the driving
range after the battery is fully charged may
be shorter).
*
O
Charging is performed when the outside
temperature is low or high
O
Charging is performed immediately after
high-load driving or in extreme heat
In any other situation, if the remaining
charge of the traction battery is significantly
lower than normal after charging com-
pletes, have the vehicle inspected by any
authorized Lexus retailer or Lexus autho-
rized repairer, or any reliable repairer.
*
: When this occurs, even if the remaining
charge display of the traction battery
shows that it is fully charged, the remain-
ing charge rapidly decreases faster than
normal.
How to use AC charging
This section explains the AC
charging procedure for the trac-
tion battery with the equipped AC
charging cable.
When using a public charging sta-
tion, make sure to check the opera-
tion instructions of the AC charger.
When the charging schedule is reg-
istered, make sure “Charge Now”
is turned on before charging.
(
P.135)
NOTICE
Q
Handling the AC charging cable and
related parts
To prevent damage to the AC charging
cable and related parts, observe the fol-
lowing precautions.
O
When canceling charging or when
charging is completed, disconnect the
AC charging connector before dis-
connecting the plug from the electrical
socket.
O
When disconnecting the AC charging
connector, make sure that it is
unlocked.
O
Do not forcefully pull the AC charging
connector cap or AC charging inlet
cap.
O
Do not apply a vibration to the AC
charging connector while charging.
Charging may be stopped.
O
Do not insert anything but an AC
charging connector into the AC
charging inlet.
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1
Prepare the AC charging cable.
When using the Mode 2 AC
charging cable
2
Insert the plug of the AC charging
cable into the electrical socket of
the external power source.
Make sure to hold the body of the plug and
insert it firmly into the electrical socket. If
the electrical socket is equipped with a
remote switch, turn it on.
Check that the power indicator on the
CCID (Charging Circuit Interrupting
Device) is illuminated.
(If it is not illuminated, refer to P.143)
In order to reduce the load on the electri-
cal socket and plug, when inserting the
plug, use a string, etc., to hang the CCID
(Charging Circuit Interrupting Device) on
a hook or equivalent.
The CCID (Charging Circuit Interrupting
Device) can be hung by using the hole in
the back. Do not attach the CCID
(Charging Circuit Interrupting Device) to
the wall with screws.
NOTICE
O
When inserting the plug into or dis-
connecting the plug from the electrical
socket, make sure to hold the body of
the plug.
O
Do not damage the AC charging inlet
cap with a sharp object.
O
Do not forcefully pull the AC charging
cable if it is caught or entangled. If the
cable is entangled, disentangle it
before using.
O
Do not attempt to disassemble or
repair the AC charging inlet. Failure to
do so may cause an unexpected acci-
dent, resulting in serious injury. Please
contact any authorized Lexus retailer
or Lexus authorized repairer, or any
reliable repairer for repair and
replacement.
Confirm the following before
charging
When charging
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When using the Mode 3 AC
charging cable (if equipped)
2
Remove the cap of the charging
plug and then connect the charging
plug to the charger.
When connecting the charging plug into
the charger, make sure that the identifica-
tion symbols are the same.
Make sure to hold the body of the charging
plug and insert it firmly and fully into the
charger.
Follow the instructions of the charger for
details regarding how to connect the AC
charging cable and how to start charging.
Depending on the charger, it may be nec-
essary to receive authorization to use it.
For details, refer to the information of the
charger.
3
Unlock AC charging port lid by
unlocking the doors. (
P.178)
4
Open the AC charging port lid
(right side of the vehicle). (
P.89)
The AC charging inlet light will illuminate.
5
Remove the AC charging inlet cap
and secure it as shown in the illus-
tration.
6
Remove the AC charging connec-
tor cap and secure it to the cable.
7
Make sure to hold the body of the
AC charging connector and insert
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it firmly and fully into the AC
charging inlet.
When connecting the AC charging con-
nector into the AC charging inlet, make
sure that the identification symbols are the
same.
When the AC charging connector is
inserted straight as far as possible, it will
automatically lock. Check that the AC
charging indicator illuminates. If the AC
charging indicator does not illuminate, the
AC charging connector is not locked.
*
*
: If the AC charging connector is not
firmly inserted, locking operation will be
performed several times.
8
Confirm that the AC charging indi-
cator is illuminated.
Charging will not start if the AC charging
indicator does not illuminate when the AC
charging connector is inserted. (
P.143)
Charging will not start if the AC charging
connector is not locked. However,
depending on the type of the charger of
the public charging station, the AC
charging connector will not be locked if
the operation to start the charging is not
performed.
If the AC charging indicator flashes, the
charging schedule has been registered.
(
P.120)
If the error warning indicator on the CCID
(Charging Circuit Interrupting Device)
flashes when the AC charging cable is
connected, check P.97 and follow the cor-
rection procedure.
The AC charging indicator will turn off
when charging is completed.
The AC charging indicator will also turn off
when charging is stopped for some reason
before completion. In this case, refer to
P.143
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During AC charging
O
The charging starting time may differ
depending on vehicle conditions, but it
does not indicate a malfunction.
O
The surface of the CCID (Charging Cir-
cuit Interrupting Device) may become
hot, but it does not indicate a malfunction.
O
Depending on radio wave conditions,
interference may be heard on the radio.
O
The current charging condition and the
estimated time until charging completed
can be checked on the multi-information
display when a door is opened during
AC charging. (
P.113)
O
The surrounding area of the onboard
traction battery charger in the motor
compartment may become hot during
charging/after charging.
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If the AC charging indicator flashes
after the AC charging connector is con-
nected
The charging schedule is registered and the
charging cannot be performed. To cancel
the charging schedule and start charging
immediately, perform any of the following:
O
Turn “Charge Now” to “On”. (
P.135)
O
While the AC charging indicator is flash-
ing, remove and reconnect the AC
charging connector within 5 seconds.
Q
When using a AC charger with authen-
tication function at public charging sta-
tion
If the doors are unlocked during AC
charging, the AC charging connector will
be unlocked and the charging will be
stopped. In that case, the AC charger
authentication will be canceled and the
charging may not be able to restart. Recon-
nect the AC charging connector and per-
form the AC charger authentication.
Q
When not using the vehicle for an
extended period of time
P.79
Q
Charging time
P.109
Q
Charging time may increase when
P.110
Q
Safety functions
Charging will not start when the AC
charging connector is not locked. If the AC
charging indicator does not illuminate even
when the AC charging connector is
inserted, remove and reinsert the AC
charging connector, and check that the AC
charging indicator illuminates.
Q
When the AC charging connector can-
not be connected to the AC charging
inlet
P.105
Q
Changing the “Charging Current” set-
tings
1
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select
on the multi-
information display.
2
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Vehicle Settings”,
and then press “OK”.
3
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Charging Settings”
and then press “OK”.
4
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Charging Cur-
rent”, and then press “OK”.
5
Select “MAX”, “16A” or “8A”, and then
press “OK”.
The maximum current is restricted to the
selected upper limit value of 16A/8A
*
when charging. If the house breaker is
tripped when charging even with the upper
limit of the electric current changed, check
that the connected power supply satisfies
the required conditions to the charger.
*
: When charging current is restricted, the
time until the charge completed
becomes longer.
Q
Changing the “Charging Limit” settings
The selected upper limit value is common to
AC charging and DC charging.
1
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select
on the multi-
information display.
2
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Vehicle Settings”,
and then press “OK”.
3
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Charging Settings”
and then press “OK”.
4
Press
or
of the meter control
switches and select “Charging Limit”,
and then press “OK”.
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Select “Full” or “90%” and then press
“OK”.
When “90%” is selected, the upper limit of
the charge capacity will be restricted not to
exceed 90%.
If the setting is changed during DC
charging, charging may stop due to the
operation of the DC charger timer and the
traction battery cannot be fully charged.
WARNING
Q
Caution when using AC charging
Observe the following precautions.
Failure to do so may cause an unex-
pected accident, resulting in death or
serious injury.
O
Connect the AC charging cable to a
power source suitable for charging.
(
P.107)
O
Make sure that the AC charging
cable, plug and electrical socket are
free of foreign matter and not
deformed or damaged.
O
Before charging, check that the AC
charging inlet does not have deforma-
tions, damage, corrosion, dirt and dust,
or other foreign materials such as
snow or ice attached to it. If anything is
attached to the inlet, be sure to com-
pletely remove the material before
connecting the AC charging connec-
tor.
O
Mode 3 AC charging cable: Before
inserting the charging plug into the
charger, make sure there is no dirt or
dust on the terminal areas. If there is
dirt or dust on these areas, remove it
completely before inserting the
charging plug.
O
Do not let the terminals of the AC
charging inlet get wet.
O
Only use electrical sockets where the
plug can be securely inserted.
O
Do not charge with the AC charging
cable bundled or coiled up otherwise it
may overheat.
O
Do not touch the terminals of the AC
charging connector or AC charging
inlet with sharp metal objects (needles
etc.) or hands, or short them with for-
eign objects.
O
When charging outdoors, make sure
to connect the plug to a raintight
socket that is certified for outdoor use.
Ensure the raintight cover closes com-
pletely. If the raintight cover cannot be
closed, replace a new one.
O
When using a AC charger, follow the
charging handling method to cancel
the charging.
O
If the AC charging cable or any
related parts become hot or emit any
smoke, strange smells or noise, stop
charging immediately.
O
Do not connect the plug of the AC
charging cable if the electrical socket
is submerged in water or snow.
O
When charging during rain or snow,
do not pull out or insert the plug with
wet hands. Also, do not get the electri-
cal socket and plug wet.
O
Do not charge the traction battery
when there is a possibility of lightning.
O
Be careful not to get the AC charging
cable caught in a side door or the back
door.
O
Do not drive over or park on the AC
charging cable, plug, AC charging
connector and CCID (Charging Cir-
cuit Interrupting Device).
O
Firmly insert the plug of the AC
charging cable into an electrical
socket.
O
Do not use an extension cord or con-
version plugs.
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WARNING
O
Close the hood when using AC
charging. The cooling fans may sud-
denly start to run. Keep hands and
clothing (especially a tie, a scarf or a
muffler) away from the fans. Failure to
do so may cause the hands or clothing
to be caught, resulting in serious injury.
O
After connecting the AC charging
cable, confirm that it is not wound
around anything.
O
If the power indicator on the CCID
(Charging Circuit Interrupting
Device) does not illuminate after plug-
ging the AC charging cable into the
socket, unplug it immediately.
Q
When connecting the AC charging
connector
Follow the handling procedures of the
AC charging cable to connect the AC
charging connector. If the connector is
not connected properly, the system can-
not recognize the connection, and it may
be possible to start the EV system. After
charging is completed, make sure to
remove the AC charging connector
from the AC charging inlet before start-
ing the EV system.
If the vehicle is started off with the con-
nector still connected, it could lead to an
accident, possibly resulting in death or
serious injury.
Q
If the error warning indicator on the
CCID (Charging Circuit Interrupting
Device) illuminates or flashes during
charging
Electrical leakage may have been
detected in the power source circuit or
the AC charging cable or CCID
(Charging Circuit Interrupting Device)
may be malfunctioning. Refer to P.97
and follow the correction procedure. If
the error warning indicator does not turn
off even after performing the correction
procedure, immediately stop charging,
disconnect the AC charging cable and
contact any authorized Lexus retailer or
Lexus authorized repairer, or any reli-
able repairer. Continuing to charge the
traction battery in this condition may lead
to an accident, possibly resulting in seri-
ous injury.
Q
Onboard traction battery charger
The onboard traction battery charger is
located in the motor compartment.
Make sure to observe the following pre-
cautions regarding the onboard traction
battery charger. Failure to do so may
result in death or serious injury such as
burns and electric shocks.
O
The onboard traction battery charger
may become hot during charging. Do
not touch the onboard traction battery
charger, as doing so may result in
burns.
O
Do not disassemble, repair or modify
the onboard traction battery charger.
When the onboard traction battery
charger needs to be repaired, contact
any authorized Lexus retailer or Lexus
authorized repairer, or any reliable
repairer.
NOTICE
Q
When charging
Do not insert the plug of the AC
charging cable into the AC charging
inlet, as doing so may damage the AC
charging inlet.
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To prevent electrical shock, be sure to
remove by the following procedures.
1
Unlock the AC charging connec-
tor by unlocking the doors.
(
P.178)
The AC charging inlet light will illuminate.
If the AC charging connector is unlocked
during charging (while the AC charging
indicator is illuminated), AC charging will
be interrupted.
2
Make sure to hold the body of the
AC charging connector and pull it
towards you.
3
Install the AC charging connector
cap.
4
Install the AC charging inlet cap
and close the AC charging port lid.
Align the horizontal sections of the cap
and inlet, and then insert the cap straight
into the inlet.
NOTICE
Q
Using an electric generator
Do not use an electric generator as a
power source for charging. If used, the
supplied voltage may be insufficient for
charging, charging may be unstable,
and/or the error warning indicator on
the CCID (Charging Circuit Interrupting
Device) of the AC charging cable may
flash.
Q
Usable temperature range
O
Do not charge if the outside tempera-
ture is -30°C (-22°F) or below, as it is
likely that charging will take longer.
O
Do not leave the vehicle or the AC
charging cable in areas where the out-
side temperature is lower than -40°C
(-40°F).
Q
Charging environment
Due to the environment in which the
power equipment is located, charging
may be unstable due to noise, the voltage
may be insufficient, and the error warn-
ing indicator on the CCID (Charging
Circuit Interrupting Device) of the AC
charging cable may flash.
Q
Traction battery charge
When charging, if the supplied power is
low and the traction battery heater or
another high current function operates,
the driving range may be temporarily
decreased.
After charging
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When using the Mode 2 AC
charging cable
5
Disconnect the plug of the AC
charging cable from the electrical
socket when the AC charging
cable will not be used for a long
period of time.
Hold the body of the plug when discon-
necting it.
Make sure to put the cable away immedi-
ately after disconnecting it. (
P.124)
When the plug is left connected to the
electrical socket, inspect the plug and
electrical socket once a month to check if
dirt and dust has accumulated.
When using the Mode 3 AC
charging cable (if equipped)
5
After removing the charging plug
from the charger, install the cap to
the charging plug.
Make sure to hold the body of the charging
plug when removing it.
Make sure to put the cable away immedi-
ately after disconnecting it. (
P.124)
Q
When the outside temperature is low or
high
The needle of the SOC (State of Charge)
gauge (
P.161) may drop slightly when the
power switch is changed to ON, even if
charging has been completed and the trac-
tion battery is fully charged. However, this
does not indicate a malfunction.
Q
When removing the AC charging con-
nector
Unlock the doors using the smart entry &
start system or wireless remote control to
unlock the AC charging connector, make
sure that the lock is released, and then pull
the AC charging connector towards you.
WARNING
Q
After charging
Disconnect the plug from the electrical
socket if the AC charging cable will not
be used for a long time.
Dirt and dust may accumulate on the
plug or electrical socket, which could
cause a malfunction or fire, possibly lead-
ing to death or serious injury.
NOTICE
Q
After charging
O
Store the AC charging cable out of
reach of infants and children.
O
After disconnecting the AC charging
connector from the AC charging inlet,
make sure to install the AC charging
inlet cap and AC charging connector
cap, and close the AC charging port
lid.
If either of these caps is not installed,
water or foreign matter may enter the
AC charging inlet and cause the vehi-
cle to malfunction.
O
After disconnecting the plug of the
AC charging cable from the electrical
socket, keep the AC charging cable in
a safe place free from moisture, dirt
and dust. The AC charging cable or
plug may be damaged if stepped on or
driven over by a vehicle.
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1
Unlock DC charging port lid by
unlocking the doors. (
P.178)
2
Open the DC charging port lid (left
side of the vehicle). (
P.89)
The DC charging inlet light will illuminate.
3
Remove the DC charging inlet cap
and secure it as shown in the illus-
tration.
How to use DC charging
This section explains the DC
charging procedure for the trac-
tion battery.
When using a DC charger, make
sure to check the operation
instructions of the DC charger.
WARNING
Q
When using a DC charger
Observe the following precautions.
Failure to do so may cause an unex-
pected accident, resulting in death or
serious injury.
O
Use DC chargers conforming to
“CHAdeMO standard” at a public
charging station. DC charging cannot
use a DC charger that is not conform-
ing to the “CHAdeMO standard”.
O
Do not use the charging cable longer
than 30 meters.
O
Use DC charger with a charging cable
no longer than 30 meters.
Do not do charging with other charger
or other vehicle at the same time.
Confirm the following before
charging
When charging
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