TPMS MITSUBISHI iMiEV 2012 1.G Owners Handbook

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Driver’s View
1Energy level gauge
2Energy usage indicator
3Odo/Trip Meter
4Speedometer
5Reset/dash lights illumination/selector button
6Low energy warning indicator
7Ready indicator
812 volt starter battery charging system warning light
9Power down warning light
10Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS indicator)
11Selector level position indicator
12TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)
13Vehicle Charging Light

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Q: Will my battery’s capacity decrease over time?
A: The capacity of the lithium-ion battery used as the main drive lithium-ion battery on your Mitsubishi i, like other commonly used lithium-
ion batteries, will decrease according to time and usage. This type of decrease in battery capacity is normal, and is not indicative of
any defect or failure in your main drive lithium-ion battery.
Q:Can I charge when it is raining or stormy?
A: To reduce the risk of electric shock, connect only to a properly grounded and waterproofed outlet. Never connect or disconnect the
plug with a wet hand.
Q:How can I tow my car?
A: Do not tow this vehicle with rear wheels on the ground at any time. Please see additional information in your Owner’s Manual.
Q:What do I do if I need to store my Mitsubishi i for a long period of time?
A: Do not disconnect the battery or any of the i’s cables. Make sure the battery’s Energy Level Gauge shows 2-4 bars and make sure all
lights are turned off. Do not leave the battery charged with more than 4 bars as this may severely decrease the main drive battery’s
overall lifespan. Check the battery residual every 3 months and if you see any discharge, please charge to 2-4 bars. Try to avoid storage
in a hot or cold environment.
Q:Where can I find charging stations?
A: You can find charging stations near you by logging on to the US Department of Energy’s Website at www.afdc.energy.gov.
Q:Why does my Mitsubishi i Energy Level show bars but the engine won’t start?
A: Even though your main drive battery displays a charge, your 12 volt battery may be drained and in need of charging. Your 12 volt
battery provides the power to start up the main battery.
Q:What does this light mean?
A: The Tire Pressure Monitoring System gives you information to help maintain your tire pressure. Please note that changes in the
outside temperature may decrease tire pressure causing the TPMS light to turn on. If the TPMS light remains illuminated, check
your tire pressure.
Q:What do I do if I need Roadside Assistance?
A: For Roadside Assistance, call 1-888-648-7820.
Q:Where do I get my Mitsubishi i serviced?
A: Only Mitsubishi i authorized dealers are factory trained to service your vehicle.
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