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DRIVING YOUR MITSUBISHI i
How To Start The Vehicle
Insert the key and press the brake pedal down.
Turn the key to the On position and make sure all warning lights are functioning properly.
Turn the key to the Start position for one or two seconds until you hear the startup bell and the READY indicator light comes on.
The indicator light tells you the car is ready to be driven.
While pressing the brake pedal, you
can select your drive mode.
D - use this position for normal
driving
Eco - use this position to limit
power consumption and
maximize driving range
B - use this position when
braking is required such as
on a steep downhill
Energy Use Indicator
As the needle moves to the right, the more
electrical power is consumed.
Charge Zone - when the needle is in this
area, more electric energy is charged back
to your battery
Eco Zone - when the needle is in this area,
you are maximizing your range
Power Zone - when the needle is in this area,
you are using more power while reducing
overall range
Combination MeterDrive Modes
How to Read the Energy Level Gauge
Similar to a traditional gas powered vehicle’s fuel gauge, the Energy Level
Gauge in your Mitsubishi i indicates the remaining power in the main drive
battery.
When the Energy Level Gauge shows two bars remaining, the warning
indicator (A) flashes telling you your remaining battery charge is low.
When the Energy Level Gauge shows one bar remaining, the warning indicator
(A) and the charging bars (B) flash alternately telling you your remaining
battery charge is low. Recharge the main drive battery as soon as possible.
The Power Down Warning (Turtle) Light (C) illuminates when there are no bars
remaining. Recharge the main battery as soon as possible.
A
B
C
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