At present, many electric vehicles are actually equipped with electric vehicle low-speed warning sound systems. Some people think it is unnecessary to equip electric vehicles with such a system. In fact, choosing to equip electric vehicles with electric vehicle low-speed warning sound systems is based on multiple considerations. Because electric vehicles drive too quietly, equipping electric vehicle low-speed warning sound systems is equivalent to reminding pedestrians that the car is nearby.

As is well known, compared to traditional fuel vehicles, electric vehicles have made a qualitative leap in performance without the complex component of the engine. Especially at low speeds, it is not an exaggeration to describe them as "elusive". However, being too quiet can pose a safety threat to pedestrians around them.
In order to further protect pedestrian safety, many electric vehicles are now equipped with electric vehicle low-speed warning sound systems. When the speed is greater than 0km/h and less than or equal to 20km/h, the vehicle will start and emit a clear buzzing sound to remind pedestrians.
Please don't honk, it might scare me, but please find a way to tell me that you're right beside me. Okay, I have activated the low-speed alert sound system for the electric vehicle. The buzzing sound you are hearing now is reminding you that I am right beside you.
Of course, the low-speed warning sound system of electric vehicles can also be manually turned off (the switch button is set near the rearview mirror adjustment lever), after all, if you return to the community in the quiet of the night, the buzzing sound may affect your neighbors' rest.
Guide to using the low-speed warning sound system for electric vehicles:
1. When the vehicle is stationary, there is no warning sound; When the vehicle speed is less than 20km/h, the vehicle prompt sound will increase with the increase of vehicle speed;
2. When the vehicle speed is greater than 20km/h and less than 30km/h, the low-speed warning sound system of the electric vehicle will decrease with the increase of the vehicle speed.
3. When the vehicle speed is greater than 30km/h, the prompt sound will automatically stop.
4. When the vehicle is in reverse gear, the low-speed warning sound system of the electric vehicle will emit a continuous and uniform warning sound. Regardless of whether the vehicle is moving forward or in reverse gear, the prompt sound will automatically stop when the engine is started.
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