Ligier Myli User manual

User manual

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LIGIER GROUP
would like to thank you
Thank you for choosing one of our products. This manual has been designed
to present you with all our product quality features.
Please read it in detail before driving the vehicle for the first time.
You will find information, recommendations and instructions
for use, as well as special features, details and tips confirming that you have
made the right choice.
After reading this manual, you will easily become familiar with your new
vehicle and will use it for a long time giving you full satisfaction.
Manual
Some of the photographs, illustrations and descriptions in this service manual
do not necessarily correspond to the vehicle model used.
The instructions in this manual have been written primarily to provide a
simple and clear guide to use your vehicle, as well as basic maintenance
operations and periodic checks to be carried out by approved professionals.
The booklet also contains instructions for simple repairs.
The operations which are not explicitly described in the booklet require special
tools and/or specialised technical knowledge; we therefore recommend that
you contact LIGIER GROUP Approved Dealer.
The text on a grey background or in bold contains important information for
the use of the vehicle and for your safety.

Foreword
Energy-efficient driving
What is Energy-efficient driving?
Energy-efficient driving is a responsible way of driving that aims to reduce
the energy consumption used to move around and thus optimise the
vehicle’s life.
Key points:
• Drive smoothly, avoiding sudden accelerations.
• Use the “energy-efficient” mode as often as possible, as this allows you to
“reduce” accelerations and reduce the consumption of certain on-board
components.
• Use regenerative braking to recover energy. This phenomenon, unique to
hybrid and electric cars, allows the traction batteries to be recharged by
using the “engine brake” function before the brake pedal is used.
• Anticipate recharging every day at home and locate available and
compatible charging stations on your route before leaving home.
• Know how to use the electrical equipment. Auxiliary equipment (e.g. air
conditioning, radio, heating, etc.) must be used wisely so as not to affect
the battery life.
• Follow the recommended maintenance instructions and regularly check
the tyre pressure according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Driving tips
• Respect the Highway Code and remain alert in all traffic conditions
• Keep your hands on the wheel so you can respond effectively at any time
• Drive smoothly
It is strongly recommended that you do not drive on flooded roads as this
could cause serious damage to the engine and electrical systems under the
vehicle.

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In the event of an accident or impact on the vehicle's underbody
In these situations, the electrical system or the traction battery can be
seriously damaged.
• Park in the best possible safety conditions.
• Engage the parking brake and turn off the ignition.
• Call the authorised network as soon as possible.
In case of exposure to fire
• Exit the vehicle and evacuate immediately; never attempt to fight the
fire - risk of explosion!
• Immediately contact the emergency services and inform them that the
vehicle is electric.

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Contents
1. YOUR VEHICLE
Driver’s seat ..................................................... 1.1
Dashboard ........................................................1.2
Controls..............................................................1.3
Central panel...................................................1.4
Door opening and adjustment
of the mirrors..................................................1.5
Opening the tailgate.................................1.6
Identification and keys.............................1.7
USB sockets .....................................................1.8
2. USE
Before using the vehicle..........................2.1
Using the vehicle......................................... 2.2
Sta - Stop ...................................................... 2.3
Recharging - Storage ............................... 2.4
Specific behaviour...................................... 2.5

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3. SERVICING
Risk prevention
Vehicle liing points .................................. 3.1
Tyres .....................................................................3.2
Lights ...................................................................3.3
Fuses ................................................................... 3.4
Braking circuit fluid level........................ 3.5
Washer liquid ................................................. 3.6
Baery ................................................................3.7
4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
General features...........................................4.1
Body
and vehicle maintenance........................4.2
5. ROAD SIGNS

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1• YOUR VEHICLE

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1. 3-position main key switch
2. Headlight, indicator, horn &
front (depending on model) &
rear fog light switch
3. Dashboard
4. Car radio (depending on
model)*
5. Front windscreen wiper switch
(depending on model)
6. Central panel
7. Glove box (li handle to open)
8. Brake pedal
9. Accelerator pedal
10. Forward drive, neutral and
reverse (DNR) buon
11. Air vents
1.1 - DRIVER’S SEAT
* CAUTION:if your car radio is equipped with the CARPLAY / ANDROID AUTO function and you are
using a GPS system: only use the road network specific to L6 vehicles.
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Photo 1
Photo 2
3. Passenger sun visor, can be turned sideways.
4. Driver and passenger seat belts anchor points
(Photo 3).
5. Driver and, depending on the model, passenger
seat depth adjustment lever. Li the handle to
release the slide and release to lock (Photo 4).
6. Use the lever to tilt the backrest, in the same way
for both seats (Photo 3).
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2
1. Driver’s seat sun visor, with storage for documents, can be moved
to the side to protect the driver from reflected glare.
2. Inside roof light, 3 positions with function selection buon .
!CAUTION!
Leaving the roof light on when the engine is off will cause the baery to
discharge and may cause irreversible damage to the baery.
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6
4
Always on.
Always off.
On when a door is opened, turns off when the door is closed.
Photo 4
Photo 3

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1.2 - DASHBOARD
1. Forward “D”, neutral “N”, and
reverse “R” indicator
2. Indicator operating light
3. Speedometer
4. ECO mode on indicator light
5. Power steering fault indicator
light
6. Rear window demister indicator
light
7. Windscreen demister indicator
light
8. Rear fog light indicator light
9. High beam indicator light
10. Low beam indicator light
11. Pilot light indicator light
12. 12V baery fault indicator light
13. Parking brake and brake fluid
level indicator (ales if the hand
brake lever is lowered)
14. Total or daily mileage
15. Wrench maintenance indicator
light
16. Traction baery gauge
17. Traction baery low level
indicator light
18. Power cable connected to vehicle
indicator light
19. Traction baery fault indicator
light
20.Motor fault indicator light
21. Major fault indicator light
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Dashboard warning lights
Hand brake engaged and brake fluid level indicator
Off when the hand brake is released.
Lights up when the brake fluid level is too low.
If it is permanently lit, contact the Ligier Group network as soon as possible.
12V baery charge message
Must be switched off when the vehicle is in motion.
If it is permanently lit, contact the Ligier Group network as soon as possible.
Motor fault indicator
If it is permanently lit, contact the Ligier Group network as soon as possible.
Power steering fault indicator
When staing up, the EPS indicator on the meter automatically lights up
during its test phase.
If it is permanently lit, the EPS functions are inoperative, however the vehicle
can still be used, contact the Ligier Group network as soon as possible.
Traction baery low level indicator
The car’s peormance levels are reduced
Traction baery fault indicator
If it is permanently lit, contact the Ligier Group network as soon as possible.
Major fault indicator light
Stop the vehicle immediately and contact the Ligier Group network as soon
as possible.

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1.3 - CONTROLS
Driving mode buons
DForward
NNeutral
RReverse
ECO Power saving mode
To drive forward, press buon D while holding down the
brake pedal and accelerate gradually aer releasing the
brake pedal. “D” lights up on the digital display.
To reverse, press the R buon while holding down the brake pedal. If the vehicle
is fied with the reversing radar, the beep will sound. The R lights up on the
digital display and the reversing camera is activated on the display.
ECO Power saving mode
The power saving mode is activated by default.
To exit this mode, press the ECO buon.
ECO mode is a function that optimises electricity consumption.
It affects ceain power consuming elements of the vehicle and ceain driving
actions (acceleration, deceleration, etc.).
!CAUTION!
The forward, neutral and reverse buons should only be operated when
the vehicle is stopped.
Maintenance frequency
Turn the ignition key to the ACC (Accessory) position.
When the countdown reaches 500 km, the wrench light 19 flashes. When the
countdown reaches 0 km, the wrench light is permanently lit.
Total and paial mileage and
remaining range
Press the buon Aseveral times to
reach the required mileage.
Once you have reached the correct
mileage, press and hold buon A
until it resets
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A: press the buon to sound
the warning signal.
Turn the white dot on knob
Bto position 1 to switch on
the front and rear sidelights,
to position 2 to switch on the
low beam lights, pull the lever
towards you to switch on the
headlights.
NOTE: when the headlights are on, the low beam and headlight indicators
are on.
Turn the white dot on knob C to position 3 to switch on the rear
fog lights (depending on the model).
Raising the lever switches on the right-hand indicators, lowering the lever
switches on the le-hand indicators.
Windscreen washer / wiper switch
Buon A is used to reset the daily mileage
Lowering the lever causes the front wipers to move back and foh once.
Raising the lever one notch activates intermient operation of the front
windscreen wiper (depending on the model), 2nd notch: low speed, 3rd notch:
high speed.
Use of the washer triggers a back and foh movement of the front windscreen
wiper.
Low beam/headlight switch
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C
1
2
A
B
A
!CAUTION!
Do not operate the blade on a diy and dry windscreen. Always use
the washer fluid before operating the wiper to avoid scratching the
windscreen. Traditional windscreen washer fluid is harmful to the
bodywork. Dilute 1 dose of windscreen washer for 10 doses of water.

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Window li mechanism switch
(Photo 3, depending on model)
If the vehicle is fied with electric windows,
press and hold the buon on the required
side to lower the window. Release to stop the
mechanism at the required height.
Pull the buon to raise the window and release
to stop the mechanism at the required height.
Air conditioning
(Photo 4, depending on model)
Pressing buon 3activates the air conditioning
and ventilation.
The buon lights up when the air conditioning
is operating.
To switch off the air conditioning, simply press
buon 3. The ventilation remains active. The
ventilation buon must then be pressed.
Heated seat
(Photo 5, depending on model)
On - off mode: press the buon indicated by
the arrow (down position: medium heat, up
position: high heat, middle position: off)
NOTE: Switching off the ignition will inhibit
the operation of the heated seat without
changing its initial state (the position
used before switching off the ignition is
maintained when the vehicle is restaed).
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Photo 3
Photo 5
Photo 4

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1. Heating switch (also turns on ventilation)
2. Ventilation
3. Emergency lights
4. Rear window demister and heated windscreen demister switch
(depending on finish)
5. Air conditioning switch
1.4 - CENTRAL PANEL
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A. Outside door handle (Photo 1).
B. Inside door handle (Photo 2).
C. Outside mirror adjustment lever (Photo 3).
Opening the front bonnet
D. Front bonnet release, located under the dashboard on the le. Pull this
lever to release the front bonnet (Photo 4) and then push it back.
• Li the lock 1 lever to release the front bonnet (Photo 5).
• Open the bonnet, unclip the stand 2 from the fastening clip 3 (Photo 6).
• Place the bent end of the stand into the slot 4 of the motor housing cross
member (Photo 7).
1.5 - OPENING DOORS / BONNET
A
!
CAUTION!
Doors must not be used as suppo for entering or exiting the vehicle,
as this could cause a misalignment and leaks.
Photo 4
D
A
Photo 1
B
Photo 2
C
Photo 3
1
Photo 5
3
2
Photo 6
4
Photo 7

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1.6 - OPENING THE TAILGATE
Tailgate release (in the rear wing under the driver’s door strike)

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Vehicle identification
Each car is identified with two distinct
features:
Serial number engraved on the rear
right-side tube of the chassis (behind the
hatch) (photo 1).
Manufacturer’s plate with engraved serial
number. It is located under the bonnet,
riveted to the windscreen scule panel
(photo 2).
To file a claim or order spare pas, please
quote the serial number.
Keys + remote control
(photo 3)
The vehicle is delivered with a set of 2 keys
including the centralised locking remote
control.
Each key opens all locks: driver’s door and
tank cap.
Keep the identification plate aached to
the keyring.
Remote control
• Pressing buon 1 unlocks the doors.
• Pressing buon 2 locks the doors.
Photo 1
Photo 2
1.7 - IDENTIFICATION AND KEYS
Photo 3
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1
!CAUTION!
When the lock is actuated with the door(s) open, the door(s) will be
locked when slammed.