fuel consumption MITSUBISHI iMiEV 2014 1.G Owners Handbook

3DRIVING YOUR MITSUBISHI i-MiEV
How To Start The Vehicle
Insert the key an\b press the brake pe\bal \bown.
Turn the key to the On position an\b make sure all warning lights are functioning properly.
Turn the key to the Start position for one or two secon\bs until you hear the startup bell an\b the\w READY in\bicator light comes on.
The in\bicator light tells you the car is rea\by to be \briven.
While pressing the brake pe\bal, you
can select your \brive mo\be.
D - use this position f\wor normal \briving
Eco - use this position t\wo limit
power consumption an\b
maximize \briving range
B - use this position w\when braking is require\b such as
on a steep \bownhill Energy Usage Indicator
 s the nee\ble moves to the right, the mo\wre
electrical power is consume\b.
Charge Zone - when the nee\ble \wis in this
area, more electric energy is charge\b back
to your battery
Eco Zone - when the nee\ble \wis in this area,
you are maximizing your range
Power Zone - when the nee\ble \wis in this area,
you are using more power while re\bucing
overall range
Combination Meter
Drive Mo\bes
How to Rea\b the \fnergy Level Gauge
Similar to a tra\bitional gas powere\b vehicle’s fuel gauge, the \fnergy
Level Gauge in your Mitsubishi i-Mi\w\fV in\bicates the remaining power in
the main \brive lithium-ion battery.
When the \fnergy Level Gauge shows two bars remaining, the warning
in\bicator ­ ) ashes telling you your remaining battery charge is low.
When the \fnergy Level Gauge shows one bar remaining, the warning
in\bicator ­ ) an\b the char\wging bars ­B) ash\w alternately telling you your
remaining battery charge is low. Recharge the main \brive lithium-ion
battery as soon as possible.
The
no bars remaining. Recharge the main \brive lithium-ion battery as soon
as possible.
 
B
C