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CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

CYBERSTER Annual vehicle inspection

Every CYBERSTER scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your CYBERSTER around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belts.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seats.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks, hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating grease as necessary.

Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the high-voltage harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the condition, installation and security of the Manual Service Disconnect switch.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connecting parts.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.

Check the appearance of the high/low-voltage connectors to confirm the surface is damaged or not and the installation is in place or not. Check the high/low-voltage harness for mutual interference, wear or damage.
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack vent valve for damage, and check installation marks to see if it has moved.
Check the mounting position of the cooling water pipe clip to ensure reliable sealing.
Check the installation marks of any high-voltage battery pack mounting bolts and ensure the bolts are fastened.
Check the appearance of the high-voltage battery housing (including the bracket) for signs of cracks, damage crack or deformation.
Check the condition and security of the high-voltage battery pack grounding wire and replace it as necessary.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.
Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheel rotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission fluid level, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the electric drive transmission mounting bracket.

Use diagnostic software to reset maintenance interval indicator. Check and clear fault codes and check operation status of the control systems.
Check software version of electronic control units and upgrade to latest version if available.
Check the equalizing state of the high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to conduct equalizing charging as necessary.
Carry out the road test, and check the operation and function of power system, brakes, steering and other systems.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM5 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM5 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM5 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

IM6 Annual vehicle inspection

Every IM6 scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your IM6 around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of parking brake, and perform adjustment or system self-learning if necessary
Check the interior and exterior lights, horns and system warning display function
Check the windscreen surface and the operation of wiper and windscreen washer. If the windscreen washer nozzle is adjustable, adjust the angle of the nozzle if necessary
Check the state and function of seat belts
Check the control functions of A/C
Check the state and function of seats
Check the conditions of bonnet lock, tailgate or trunk lock, door lock, hinge, door check, etc., and clean all dust and re-grease if necessary

Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the windscreen washer fluid level and fill to the standard level if necessary
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check the status of A/C system pipeline and connections
Check the status of front-end cooling module and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary
Check the status of brake booster
Check the status of manual maintenance switch to ensure reliable installation and clean the dust from the surface

Check the appearance of high/low-voltage connectors to confirm if the surface is damaged and the connectors are installed in place
Check the high/low-voltage harnesses for interference, wear or damage
Check whether the appearance of vent valve of the high-voltage battery pack is damaged and the installed mark has been moved
Check the status of cooling system pipeline and connections
Check whether the marks for the relevant mounting bolts of the high-voltage battery pack have been moved, and ensure that they are tightened
Check the appearance of high-voltage battery pack case (including the bracket) for cracks and deformations
Check the status of brake lines
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft boots
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear
Check the tyre tread depth for abnormal wear and damage, including the spare tyre (if equipped).
Check the data of four-wheel alignment as appropriate, and perform rotation of front and rear wheels (Wheel rotation is not recommended when the front and rear wheel specifications are not the same)
Check whether the chassis and underbody bolts and nuts are tightened or fixed, and replace them if necessary
Check the electric drive unit mounting bracket

Read and clear DTCs and check the operation of control system with the scan tool
Check for the new version of ECU, and update it immediately if a new version is available
Check the equalization state of high-voltage battery pack, and recommend the user to perform equalization charging if necessary
Conduct the road test to check the status and function of power, brake, cruise control and steering systems, etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.

MG QS Annual vehicle inspection

Every MG QS scheduled service includes an annual vehicle inspection. These inspections ensure all vehicle components are wearing evenly, so you can be confident in driving your MG QS around. Below is a list of items included in your annual vehicle inspection.

Check the function of the parking brake and adjust it as necessary.
Check operation of lamps, horns and system warning indicators.
Check operation and accuracy of windscreen wipers, washer and windscreen for damage - if the washer nozzles are adjustable, adjust them if required.
Check the condition and function of seat belt.
Check operation of A/C.
Check the condition and function of seat.
Check the condition of bonnet safety catch, tailgate/boot lid lock, door locks,hinges, door checks, etc., clean off dirt and debris and apply lubricating greaseas necessary.
Check the connection and status of 12V battery.
Check the washer fluid level and top up as necessary.
Check the brake fluid and top up asnecessary.
Check the transmission fluid levels, and add to the standard level as necessary.
Check the condition of cooling system hoses, pipes and connecting parts, radiator, cooling fan and clean the relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the level and concentration of coolant, top up as necessary.
Check the condition of engine intake manifold and exhaust manifold (if equipped).
Check the condition of auxiliary drive belt.
Check condition and operation of the air conditioning system, such as compressor, pipelines, condenser, etc., and clean relevant surfaces if necessary.
Check the condition and operation of the brake booster.
Check the engine mounting bracket.
Check the harness for correct routing, interference, wear or damage.
Check the engine and transmission for oil leakage.
Check the condition and security of engine exhaust system, brackets and heat shields.
Check the condition of fuel pipes for bending or leakage.
Check evaporative emission system such as pipes and charcoal canister etc.
Examine front and rear brake pads, discs and calipers for wear and damage.Replace if necessary.
Check brake pipes and hoses for condition and security. Ensure that hoses are not twisted or kinked.
Check the wheel bearings and drive shaft gaiters for security and condition.
Check the suspension and steering system for leakage or wear.
Check tires for tread depth and signs of damage, deformation or uneven tire wear, including the spare tire (if equipped). Check the four-wheel alignment data and perform front and rear wheelrotation as appropriate.
Check tire pressures and adjust as necessary, including the spare tire (if equipped).
Check chassis and underbody bolts and nuts for damage and security, replace them as necessary.
Check for fault codes and determine operation status of the control systems after resstting.
In order to provide users with a satisfactory driving experience, please refresh the necessary upgraded controller software according to the technical bulletin requirements of MG brand.
Carry out road test. Check engine response and transmission performance and responsiveness. Check operation of brakes, cruise control, steering etc.