Toyota iQ EV Quick start guide

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EV system

Charge methods, how to charge and driving tips,

etc.

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Operation of

each component

Opening and closing the doors, how to start the EV

system and how to use wipers, etc.

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Navigation

system

Displaying range map screen.

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What to do if...

Explaining what to do when you cannot charge,

the electric key does not work, and so forth.

The quick guide is not intended as a substitute for your

“Owner’s Manual”. We strongly encourage you to review the

“Owner’s Manual” and supplementary manuals so you will have a bet-

ter understanding of your vehicle’s capabilities and limitations.

Depending on specifications, the vehicle shown in the illustration may

differ from your vehicle in terms of equipment.

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Before driving

Comfortable interior temperature

by Remote Climate Control

Going to the

destination

Estimated driving range

checked on screen

P. 27

P. 23

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After coming home

Timer charging for tomorrow

Away from home

• Charging the traction battery

• Comfortable interior temperature

by Remote Climate Control

If charging cannot be

done...

P. 12

P. 4, 23

P. 28

While driving

• Safe driving

• Economical driving

• Remaining battery

charge notice

P. 15, 18

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How to charge

■ Normal charging (P. 6)

The traction battery can be charged from an AC outlet using the

vehicle’s charging cable or from charging equipment that is

installed at public charging stations or home.

■ Quick charging (if equipped) (P. 10)

The traction battery is charged in a short time with quick chargers

that are compliant with the CHAdeMO (CHAdeMO is a trade name

of quick charging method) specifications.

■ Charging equipment and names

The traction battery can be charged in the two ways: normal or

quick charging.

Before charging, carefully read the vehicle Owner’s Manual and follow the

procedures accordingly. Mishandling of the charging procedures may lead

to fire or electrical shock, possibly resulting in death or serious injury.

Normal charging

inlet

Recharge inlet door

(charging port lid)

Quick charging

inlet (if equipped)

Normal charging cable

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■ Charging methods

*: Time to fully charge the battery will vary depending on the conditions such

as the remaining battery level and outside temperature.

Normal charging

(P. 6)

Quick charging

(P. 10)

Charging inlet

Charging

connector

Charging

cable/battery

charger

Outlet shape

Estimated

time charge

*

Approximately 7 hours

Approxi-

mately 3

hours

Approximately 15

minutes

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Before charging, always check that:

● The parking brake is securely set.

● The shift lever is in P.

● The power switch is off.

● All light switches are turned off. (For example, the headlights, emer-

gency flashers, interior light, etc.)

When the traction battery is charged through charging stations, since

the connector shape and charging procedure may vary depending on

the type of chargers, follow the instructions or procedures provided in

the charger’s instruction manual.

Proceed to step for charging the battery at charging stations.

Prepare the charging cable.

Insert the charging cable’s plug

into the outlet of the external

power source.

Make sure to hold the body of the

plug and insert it firmly into the out-

let.

Important things to check before charging

How to normal charge

(how to quick charge [if equipped]:P. 10)

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Press the test button on the

CCID (Charging Circuit Inter-

rupting Device) to check that

the electrical leakage detection

function operates properly.

If the error warning indicator illumi-

nates when the test button is

pressed, the function is operating

correctly.

After the test has been completed,

press the reset button to turn off

the error warning indicator. Charg-

ing cannot be carried out while the

error warning indicator is illumi-

nated.

If the error warning indicator does

not come on even if the test button

is pressed, it is likely that the func-

tion is not operating correctly. Stop

charging immediately and contact

your Scion dealer.

Press the recharge inlet door

opener switch to open the

recharge inlet door.

The recharge inlet door will not

open when the “READY” indicator

is on or the power switch is in ON

mode.

Open the normal charging inlet

cap.

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Remove the charging connec-

tor cap

*.

*: Some charging connectors at

charging stations do not have a

protective cap.

Insert the charging connector

into the normal charging inlet.

When inserting, make sure not to

press the latch release button.

Line up the guides, and then push

in the connector until a click is

heard.

Confirm that the charging indi-

cator is illuminated. (When the

charging timer function is in

use, the light will turn off sev-

eral seconds after illuminating.)

Pull the charging connector

towards you while pressing the

latch release button.

If the charging connector is discon-

nected during charging (while the

charging indicator is on), charging

will be interrupted.

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After normal charging

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Attach the charging connector

cap

*.

*: Some charging connectors at

charging stations do not have a

protective cap.

Close the normal charging inlet

cap.

Close the recharge inlet door.

Remove the plug from the out-

let when the charging equip-

ment will not be used for a

prolonged period of time.

Hold the body of the plug when

removing.

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The procedure described below is an example. The connector shape

and handling instructions may vary depending on the type of quick

charger.

Press the recharge inlet door

opener switch to open the

recharge inlet door.

The recharge inlet door will not

open when the “READY” indicator

is on or the power switch is in ON

mode.

Open the quick charging inlet

cap.

Insert the quick charging con-

nector into the quick charging

inlet by referring to the instruc-

tions provided by the quick

charger’s manufacturer.

For the procedure to remove the

charging connector from the

holder, refer to the quick charger’s

instruction manual.

How to quick charge (if equipped)

(how to normal charge: P. 6)

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Start charging according to the

instructions provided by the

quick charger’s manufacturer.

Check that the charging indicator is

on. If the indicator remains off,

charging will not start.

The charging indicator will turn off

when charging is completed.

If charging is interrupted, follow the

instructions provided by the quick

charger’s manufacturer.

Remove the quick charging

connector by referring to the

instructions provided by the

quick charger’s manufacturer.

For the procedure to return the

charging connector to the charger

holder, refer to the quick charger’s

instructions manual.

Close the quick charging inlet

cap.

Close the recharge inlet door.

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After quick charging

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By using the charging timer function, deterioration of the traction bat-

tery charge can be suppressed, and off-peak electricity

* can be used

effectively.

*: Since electricity rates change based on contractual coverage, please con-

firm with the contracted electric power company about off-peak rates.

● A charging time can be assigned by setting the charging start time

or finish time.

● Once the time has been set, timer charging can be scheduled with

the previously set time at the next time.

● The settings of the charging timer function schedule is automati-

cally turns off, when charge has started.

■ Setting the charging timer function

Stop the vehicle and press the

charging timer switch.

The multi-information display will

switch to the charging timer dis-

play.

If not changing the set time:

Go to step .

When the power switch is off, it can

be configured.

Press and hold the charging

timer switch.

The time display will change from

on to flashing.

Timer charging (normal charging only)

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Press the charging timer switch

to select a setting mode.

Start time setting mode

Finish time setting mode

The mode will switch with each

press of the switch.

Adjust the set time using the

“DISP” knob.

Push the knob to adjust

hours and minutes.

Turn the knob to switch

between hours and minutes.

Press and hold the charging

timer switch.

Once set, the time display will

change from flashing to on.

Turn the power switch off.

The indicator for the charging timer switch changes from on to flashing.

Connect the charging cable to the vehicle.

Check that the charging indicator has come on. It will turn off after several

seconds.

If the indicator does not come on, re-insert the charging connector. If it still

does not come on, check the power source status using the power indica-

tor on the CCID (Charging Circuit Interrupting Device).

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■ Canceling the charging timer function

If the charging timer switch is

pressed while the switch indica-

tor is on or flashing, the charg-

ing timer function will be

canceled. However, if the

charging cable has already

been connected to the vehicle,

charging will commence imme-

diately.

After the schedule is canceled,

the charging timer switch indica-

tor will turn off.

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EV (Electric Vehicle) driving tips

■ Driving in D position

The D position allows the most efficient driving.

■ Route selection

● Repeated acceleration and deceleration due to traffic conges-

tion, long waits at traffic lights, and driving on steep inclines will

lead to poor power consumption. In order to avoid those situa-

tions as much as possible, check traffic reports before leaving. If

the vehicle is driven in traffic congestion, gently release the brake

pedal to allow the vehicle to move forward slightly, avoid overuse

of the accelerator pedal. Doing so can help minimize unneces-

sary energy consumption.

● Whenever the EV system is started, 3 different possible driving

ranges will be displayed on the multi-information display. If a dif-

ferent route is used for driving, select an appropriate driving

route by taking into account those estimated possible driving dis-

tances.

■ When braking the vehicle

Make sure to operate the brakes gently and in good time. A greater

amount of electrical energy can be retained when slowing down.

Unlike the conventional vehicles, the energy consumption effi-

ciency of electric vehicles will decline if they continue driving on

highways or at high average speeds, causing the possible driv-

ing distance to reduce. Therefore, if the remaining charge of the

traction battery is low, avoid relying on the displayed possible

driving distance too much as well as driving on highways. Driv-

ing the vehicle at moderate speeds, the traction battery’s energy

consumption can be controlled.

The following driving tips will contribute to reduction in the bat-

tery consumption and increase in the driving range.

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■ Use of EV System Indicator

Keeping the EV System Indica-

tor within Eco area or Charge

area can help minimize con-

sumption of the traction battery,

allowing the vehicle to drive in

an Eco-friendly manner.

Power area

Eco area

Charge area

■ Highway driving

● The 3 different possible driving ranges, displayed by the multi-

information display, are calculation results estimated by 3 differ-

ent calculation methods. For driving in comfort, it will be very

helpful to check the possible driving range for highways before

entering highways.

The chart shown above is for explaining the energy consumption differ-

ence between electric vehicles and gasoline engine vehicles.

Gasoline engine vehicles achieve the best fuel efficiency while they are

driven at a speed of approximately 43 mph (70 km/h). However, electric

vehicles obtain the best energy efficiency while being driven at speeds

between approximately 12 to 25 mph (20 to 40 km/h).

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Energy consumption comparison chart

(electric vehicles and gasoline vehicles)

Good

Power

consumption

(fuel

consumption)

Poor

Electric vehicles

Gasoline vehicles

020

40

60 80 100 120 140

Vehicle speed

012

25

32 50 62 75 85

(mph)

(km/h)

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For electric vehicles, the faster the speed, the more power is consumed,

and the driving range decreases. If driven at a speed of approximately

62 mph (100 km/h), compared to approximately 25 mph (40 km/h), the

vehicle’s energy efficiency drops by approximately 40%. For instance,

an electric vehicle can achieve a driving range of approximately 62

miles (100 km) with a constant vehicle speed of 25 mph (40 km/h), how-

ever, driving at 62 mph (100 km/h) will reduce such a driving range to

approximately 32 miles (60 km).

● Control your speed and keep at a constant speed. Also, before

stopping at a toll booth or similar, allow plenty of time to release

the accelerator and gently apply the brakes. A greater amount of

electrical energy can be retained when slowing down.

■ Air conditioning on/off

● Switch the air conditioning off when it is not needed. Doing so

can help control excessive electricity and power consumption.

In summer:

In high temperatures, use the recirculated air mode. Doing so will

help to reduce the burden on the air conditioning and reduce

power consumption as well.

In winter:

Excessive or unnecessary heating should be avoided. The use of

the seat heater is effective to avoid excessive power consump-

tion.

● For efficiency, use the Remote Climate Control before departing

while the charging cable is connected.

■ Checking tire inflation pressure

Make sure to check the tire inflation pressure frequently. Improper

tire inflation pressure can cause poor power consumption.

Also, as snow tires can cause large amounts of friction, their use on

dry roads will lead to poor power consumption. Use tires that are

appropriate for the season.

■ Luggage

Carrying heavy luggage can require excessive energy. Avoid leav-

ing unnecessary luggage in the vehicle.

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When the traction battery becomes low

The SOC (State of Charge) warning light comes on or flashes

and a following message will appear on the multi-information

display.

SOC

gauge

Warning light

Warning message

Vehicle’s state

No effect on driving.

(However, the vehicle

cannot drive long dis-

tances, therefore

charge the battery as

soon as possible.)

• The remaining bat-

tery charge is very

low, and continuous

driving will be diffi-

cult.

• To drive the vehicle

as long as possible,

the motor output is

restricted.

The battery power has

discharged while driv-

ing (the vehicle is

moving while the EV

system is down).

The vehicle cannot

start because the bat-

tery is completely dis-

charged.

(Comes on)

(Flashes)

(A buzzer also

sounds once)

(A buzzer also

sounds 3 times)

(A buzzer also

sounds intermittently)

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2. Operation of each component

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Operation of each component

Smart key system

Grip the driver’s door handle to

unlock the door. Grip the passen-

ger’s door handle to unlock all the

doors.

Make sure to touch the sensor on

the back of the handle.

The doors cannot be unlocked for

3 seconds after the doors are

locked.

Touch the lock sensor (the inden-

tation on the upper part of the

door handle) to lock all the doors.

Unlocking and locking the doors

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Press the unlock button to unlock

all the doors.

Press and hold the button for 1

second to open the back door.

The door cannot be unlocked for 3

seconds after the door is locked.

Lock the back door again when

you leave the vehicle. The back

door will not lock automatically

after it has been opened and then

closed.

Press the lock button to lock all

the doors.

Unlocking and locking the back door

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