COUPE & TRUCK

Atomic Electric Vehicles
REV 04 2019

Important Usage Statement for the Atomic Coupe & Truck

This vehicle is not intended to be driven on public roads; it is intended for off‑road use only.

Check your local County and State Regulations as these vary from State to State.

Atomic Electric Vehicles LLC.

2. CONTENT

2.1 Before Driving

1‑1. Key ………………………… …14
1‑2. Door Operation and Storage
Door ………………………… …15
Trunk …………….……………15
Rear Cargo Bed ………………..16
1‑3. Adjustable Components
Front Row Seat ……………….……17
Back Row Seat …………………………….17
Head Rest ……….…………………18
Seat Safety Belt …………………18
Rear‑view Mirror ……………….…19
Side‑view Mirrors …………………19
1‑4. Opening and Closing the Window
Power Windows …………………..20

2.2 Charging

Opening charging port cover …….20–21

2.3 Safety Information

Proper driving techniques …………21

2.4 DRIVING

Driving procedures
Driving the vehicle …….…….22–23
Ignition switch …….….…….24
Gearshift …………….….…….25
Turning signal lever …….……26
Parking brake …….….……..27

2.5 Instrument Panel

Instruments ………. …. ….……28
Indicator …………………………29–31

2.6 Control Light and Screen Wiper

Headlights switch …………………30
Dome light switch ………….……..31
Windshield wiper …….…….31–32

2.7 Emergency Warning Lights

Emergency warning lights …….…32

3. CONTENT (Continued)

3.1 Driving Information

Preparations for driving ………..33
Driving procedures ……………33
Vehicle inspection …………….34
Personal belongings ………………34
Storing the vehicle ……………35
Caution … ………..………………35

3.2 INTERIOR DEVICES

Air Conditioner
Air Conditioning System …..36–37
Vehicle Audio System
Audio System …………………38
FM and MP3 ………………….39–40
AUX Jack …………………….40
Storage
Storage areas ………………41
12 Volt Outlet
12v outlet …………………….41
Service Section
………………….42

Pages 3–12 (EXTERIOR and INTERIOR pages are numbered 4 through 12; see below for details)

4. EXTERIOR & INTERIOR (Pages 4–12)

The document lists separate pages for EXTERIOR (pages 4, 5, 6, 7) and INTERIOR (pages 8, 9, 10, 11, 12). These pages contain illustrations and further information regarding the vehicle’s exterior and interior features. (The specific content on these pages is presented later in the “Reference Information” section.)

5. Reference Information

5.1 User’s Manual

Please read this manual thoroughly and completely before operating the vehicle. This manual contains important information and tips to help you have the best possible driving experience. The manual will offer you driving safety tips, traffic safety information, and instructions on how to keep the vehicle in the best possible condition.

Ownership Transfer: The manual must be transferred with the vehicle if there is a change of ownership.
Model & Options: The manual includes all models and options for the vehicle. Some options may not be installed on your vehicle.
Continuous Improvements: Vehicle configuration is continuously changing to improve safety and quality. The manual may be changed without notice and the manufacturer and distributors are not responsible for any grammatical errors.
Note: Golf Car laws vary from state to state.
Modification Notice: Do not modify or in any way change the vehicle without using an authorized dealer. Any modifications performed by anyone except an authorized dealership will automatically VOID the warranty. We recommend using genuine ATOMIC ELECTRIC VEHICLES parts when making repairs or maintenance. Non‐genuine parts can damage the vehicle or cause major safety hazards and will void the warranty.

5.2 Vehicle Accessories and Modification

Page 13

6. Symbols Used in the Manual

Warning Symbol:
Indicates actions that are prohibited to reduce the possibility of accidents or injuries.
Caution Symbol:
Indicates actions that should not be performed to avoid damaging the vehicle.
Round Symbol with a Middle Cross Bar:
Indicates what should not be done to the vehicle.
Arrow Symbols:
One arrow indicates a pushing or turning action to operate switches and devices.
Another arrow shows the result of the operation.
Important Notes & Safety Label
Refer to page 14 for information regarding the key.

7. Key and Door Instructions (Pages 14–16)

7.1 Key

This vehicle is equipped with a foldable key.
Opening Key: Press the button to open the foldable key.
Folding Key: Press the button and fold back the key after use.

7.2 Door Operation

Doors:
Can be opened, closed, or locked with the key.
Unlocking and Locking:
Insert the key into the keyhole.
To Open: Turn the key clockwise to unlock and pull the handle (button pressed down).
To Lock: Turn the key counter‑clockwise.
Interior Door Lock Button:
Indications:
- (1) Door Locked
- (2) Door Unlocked

7.3 Trunk Operation (Page 15)

Unlocking and Locking the Trunk:
Unlock trunk lid (symbolized as □1 and □2 actions).
When Opening the Trunk: Use the support bar to hold the trunk lid.
When Closing the Trunk:

Remove support bar and place on hook.
Close trunk and lock it.

7.4 Cargo Box (Page 16)

Operation:
The cargo box cover can be unlocked or locked with the key.
Unlocking/Locking:
- □1: Unlock cargo box cover
- □2: Lock cargo box cover
Closing the Cargo Box Cover:
Lower the cargo box cover and press down to close.
Note: For 2017 and later models, the key lock was relocated to the tailgate. The key lock also pushes in to release the cargo box cover.

8. Seating, Headrest, and Safety Belt (Pages 17–18)

8.1 Front Row Seat (Page 17)

Controls:
□1: Seat position lever
□2: Backrest angle lever

8.2 Rear Row Seats (Page 17)

Folding Rear Seats:
Pull up the back seat locking hook and then fold the backrest down.
Warning: Ensure the backseat is locked in the upright position to prevent severe injury.

8.3 Adjusting the Seat (Page 18)

Important Note:
Do not adjust the seat while driving. Ensure the seat is locked in place once adjusted.

8.4 Headrest (Page 18)

Adjusting Headrest:
For vertical adjustment:
- □1: Up
- □2: Down
Press and hold the buckle release button while pulling or pushing.
Removing Headrest:
Pull out the headrest while pressing the buckle release button.

8.5 Seat Safety Belt

Usage:
All occupants must wear the seat safety belt before driving.
Instructions:
Extend the shoulder belt so it comes fully over the shoulder without contact to the neck.
Position the lap belt as low as possible over the hips.
Sit up straight and do not twist the seat belt.

9. Mirror and Window Operation (Pages 19–21)

9.1 Rear-View Mirror (Page 19)

Adjust the angle of the rear-view mirror manually.

9.2 Side-View Mirrors

Adjusting:
Adjust manually before driving; move the mirror up, down, in, or out by pushing on the mirror surface.
Folding:
Fold the mirror backward toward the window (push to fold it) when parked.

9.3 Power Windows (Page 20)

Operation:
□1: Up window
□2: Down window
Note: Power windows function only when the ignition switch is in the proper position.

9.4 Charging Port Operation (Page 21)

Steps to Open and Charge:

Use the key to open the charging cap at the rear left of the vehicle.
- □1: Opening
- □2: Closing
Unscrew the protective cap.
Plug in the charging cord.

Closing the Charging Cap:
Screw on the protective cap after charging and lock the charging cap with the key.
Preparations for Charging:
Inspect charger, charging cord, and tools for damage.
Ensure the ignition switch is turned off.
Use only genuine replacement parts.
Verify that all connections are secure.
Charge in a well-ventilated, dry location not exposed to direct sunlight.
Turn on the emergency shutoff switch.
Ensure the charging cord is properly inserted and locked.
Charging Process:
Use the correct power socket (charging voltage is 120V).
With ignition off, shift to neutral, withdraw the key, engage the parking brake, and pull the red emergency shutoff button.
Insert the plug into the charging port and tighten.
Indicator Light Meanings:
- For models prior to 2018:
- Red light flashing: Charging, batteries below 80% capacity.
- Red and green flashing: Charging, batteries between 80%–100% capacity.
- Green light flashing: Batteries are fully charged.
- For models after 2018:
- Red Light Solid: Charging.
- Green Light Solid: Fully charged.

9.5 Correct Driving Posture (Page 22)

Posture Guidelines:
Sit upright in the seat.
Adjust the seat forward or backward to ensure easy access to the pedals.
Adjust the seatback so controls are easily reachable.
Wear the safety seat belt correctly.

10. Driving the Vehicle (Pages 22–24)

10.1 Starting the Vehicle (Page 22)

Procedure:

With the brake pedal pressed, shift the gearshift to D or R.
Release the parking brake.
Gradually release the brake pedal and gently press the accelerator pedal.

10.2 Braking (Page 22)

Procedure:
Press down on the brake pedal firmly.

10.3 Parking the Vehicle (Page 23)

Procedure:

Press the brake pedal while the vehicle is in motion.
After a complete stop, set the parking brake (release the button).
Shift the gearshift to Neutral.
Turn the ignition switch off.
Lock all doors and remove the key.
For extended parking, push in the emergency shutoff switch.

10.4 Additional Driving Information

Parking on a Slope (Page 23):
Turn the front wheels toward the curb or ditch.
Push down the emergency shutoff switch and lock the vehicle.
General Driving (Page 23):
To drive, keep the brake pedal pressed, maintain the emergency brake until ready to move, then shift to drive.
Gently press the accelerator pedal while releasing the parking brake simultaneously.
Driving in the Rain:
Drive carefully due to reduced visibility, foggy windows, and potentially slippery roads.
Avoid rapid acceleration or braking.
New Vehicle Break-In Period (Page 24):
For the first 250 miles, drive at low to medium speed.
Avoid sudden acceleration, braking, and high-speed driving.
Do not exceed 19 MPH during break‑in; do not overload the vehicle.

11. Ignition Switch and Gearshift (Pages 24–26)

11.1 Ignition Switch (Page 24)

Starting the Vehicle:

Check that the parking brake is engaged.
Shift to Neutral.
Press the brake pedal.
Pull out the emergency switch.
Turn on the ignition switch and verify that all instruments are working.
Shift to Drive.
Release the parking brake and press the accelerator.

Change Ignition Switch Mode:
□1 (Lock):
- Vehicle power is off, the steering wheel is locked, and the key can be removed (only if the vehicle is in Neutral).
□2 (Off):
- The key turns on the power, but not the motor; the key cannot be removed.
□3 (ON):
- The key activates the electrical components and allows the vehicle to drive.
If the Ignition Key Will Not Turn:
The switch may seem stuck when starting. Turn the steering wheel slightly in each direction to free it.

11.2 Gearshift (Page 25–26)

Operation:
Shift the gearshift while pressing the brake pedal.
Gears:
D: Forward/Drive
N: Neutral
R: Reverse
Caution:
The vehicle must be stopped before shifting gears. To protect the motor, do not shift to D or R while moving.

12. Turn Signal and Parking Brake (Pages 26–28)

12.1 Turn Signal (Page 26–27)

Operation:
□1: Right turn
□2: Left turn
Conditions:
Turn signals operate only when the ignition switch is on.
The turn signal light flashes when turned on.
If the indicator flashes faster than usual, check the light bulb, fuse, and flashing relay.

12.2 Parking Brake (Page 27–28)

Engaging the Parking Brake:

Pull on the parking brake lever while the brake pedal is pressed.
The indicator and buzzer will activate.

Releasing the Parking Brake:
□1: Slightly raise the lever.
□2: Press the parking brake button.
□3: Lower the lever completely.
Caution:
Fully release the parking brake before driving. Driving with the parking brake engaged may cause overheating of brake components and impaired braking performance.

13. Instrument Panel and Indicators (Pages 28–32)

13.1 Instruments (Page 28–29)

Components:
Speedometer (displays MPH)
Battery power indicator (flashes when batteries are low; only 2–5 miles of charge left when it activates)
Odometer/Trip meter
Trip meter reset button (press and hold to reset)
Meter Panel:
For correct mileage recording per full charge, reset the trip meter after fully charging (press and hold the reset button for 6 seconds).
Charge the battery when the miles driven on the current charge are less than 40 miles to prolong battery life.

13.2 Signal Lights and Indicators (Pages 29–30)

Indicators Include:
Rear fog light indicator
Air conditioning indicator (illuminates when the system is on)
Battery charging indicator (red when charging, green when done)
Low‑beam and high‑beam indicators
Position indicator (shows that position, taillight, and license plate lights are on)
Turn signal indicator (flashes when signals are active)
Parking indicator (signals that the parking brake is set)
Drive, neutral, and reverse indicators

13.3 Warning Lights (Pages 30–31)

Examples:
Motor overheat warning light (indicates that the motor has reached a critical temperature; stop and shut off the vehicle)
Seat belt warning light (activates if not fastened or malfunctioning; accompanied by a buzzer)
Braking system warning light (indicates low brake fluid; check immediately)
Door open warning light (indicates an open door)
Battery capacity warning light (indicates low battery charge)

13.4 Additional Controls (Page 31–32)

Headlight Switch (Page 31):
□1: OFF (all lights off)
□2: Position, tail, and license plate lights on
□3: Headlights at low beam with position lights on
□4: Headlights at high beam with position lights on
Dome Light Switch (Optional):
□1: Dome light ON
□2: OFF
Windshield Wiper (Page 32):
Three speed settings: OFF, LO, HI
□1: OFF
□2: LO (low speed)
□3: HI (high speed)
Wash Button:
- Push and hold to apply windshield washing fluid.
- Note: Windshield wiper operates only when the ignition is on.
If Washer Fluid Fails:
- Check that nozzles are not blocked and that washer fluid is present.

13.5 Emergency Warning Lights (Page 32–33)

Usage:
In an emergency, stop the vehicle and push down the emergency warning lights switch.
The warning lights should remain on during the emergency.
Note: The danger warning light switch operates only when the ignition is on.

13.6 Cautions (Page 33)

Always pull completely off the roadway when stopping for an emergency.
Turn signals are inoperative while emergency warning lights are active.

14. Preparations for Driving (Page 33–34)

Before Driving:
Always wear a seat belt.
Ensure that the driver and all passengers are properly seated and belted.
Verify mirror positions; ensure all doors are closed and locked.
Check the instrument panel for any warning lights.
Verify proper airflow from vents (especially when using the defrost).
Inspect tires for tread pattern, wear, presence of rocks or sharp objects, and wall cracking.
Check exterior turn signals and dashboard indicators.
Press the brake pedal several times to ensure proper braking resistance.
Inspect batteries and cables for condition, especially in cold weather.
Driving Procedures (Page 34):
Drive cautiously, obey traffic laws, and keep a safe following distance.
Check the rear-view mirror frequently, use turn signals when changing lanes, and be mindful of pedestrians.

15. Vehicle Inspection and Personal Belongings (Page 34–35)

15.1 Vehicle Inspection

Pre-Trip Checks:
Service and maintenance should follow the “Maintenance Manual”.
Check tires for bumps, scratches, and abnormal wear; replace immediately if defects are found.
Do not overload the vehicle.
Minimize use of electrical devices to conserve battery energy.
Drive at a uniform speed to conserve power.

15.2 Personal Belongings

Storage Recommendations:
Stow personal belongings in the trunk or cargo box whenever possible.
Ensure all items are secured to maintain vehicle balance.
Do not carry unnecessary weight.
Items Prohibited in the Trunk:
Gasoline receptacles
Aerosol cans

15.3 Storing the Vehicle (Page 35)

For Long-Term Storage:
Park in a dry, well-ventilated area.
Apply the parking brake.
Charge the battery to full capacity and turn on the emergency switch.
Clean and protect all parts.
Leave windows slightly open.
Check tire pressure regularly.
Cautions:
Charge the battery immediately if the low power alarm activates.
In case of electrical system malfunctions while driving, press the emergency shutoff switch and consult an authorized dealer.
Driving at a uniform speed helps extend battery range.
In cold weather, battery range may drop.
Batteries must be charged at least once a month in long‑term storage.
Always fully charge new vehicle batteries before driving.
Many factors (braking, starting, road conditions, wind, temperature, etc.) affect the vehicle’s range.
Do not modify the vehicle without an authorized dealer, as unauthorized modifications void the warranty.

16. Driving Information (Page 36)

Additional Driving Information:
Slow down when turning.
Avoid long periods of driving on steep grades.

17. Air Conditioning System (Pages 36–37)

17.1 Operation

Turn on the power supply.
Select the fan speed by turning the selector.
Press either the heat or air conditioning button.

17.2 Fan Speed Selection

Instructions:
□1: Turn the fan speed selector clockwise from “0” (low, medium, or high options available).
□2: Turn counter-clockwise back to “0” to turn off the fan.

17.3 Air Conditioning Operation

Activation:
□1: To turn on air conditioning, select the fan speed, press the A/C button, and adjust the temperature knob to the left.
□2: Adjust fan speed selector and air outlet for comfort.
Warning:
Do not touch the headlights immediately after driving as they can be hot.
Deactivation:
□3: Press the A/C button again to turn it off.
□4: Turn the fan speed selector counter‑clockwise to “0” to automatically lower the ventilation system.

17.4 Heating Operation

Activation:
□1: To turn on heat, select the fan speed, press the heat button, and turn the temperature knob to the right.
□2: Allow the vehicle to warm up and defrost the window if frost is present.
□3: The system will shut off when the temperature knob is moved to the middle.
□4: Turn the fan speed selector counter‑clockwise to “0” to shut off the ventilation system.
Temperature Adjustment:
The temperature knob turned right activates heat; turned left activates cooling.
The system will circulate outside or warm air when the A/C button is off.
Adjusting Fan Speeds:
The fan speed dial is turned clockwise to increase and counter‑clockwise to decrease fan speed.
Setting the dial to “0” turns off the fan.
Air Outlets:
Right and left side vents can direct airflow to the left, right, up, or down.
Opening and Closing:
- □1: Open outlet
- □2: Close outlet
Caution:
Using the air conditioner may affect battery mileage.

18. Audio System (Pages 38–42)

18.1 Audio Control Panel

Components:
□1: Power switch/Clock button – pressing turns the radio on; press-and-hold turns it off. Also used for clock adjustment.
□2: Mode button – switches between Radio, AUX, USB, and SD modes.
□3: Display – shows current radio station and playing information.
□4: SD/MCC slot – insert an SD/MCC card to play songs automatically if formatted correctly.
□5: USB adapter – insert a USB stick; songs play automatically.
□6: AUX-IN adapter – plug in an AUX cord to play songs from external devices.
□7: Reset button – press (with ignition off and hold) to reset the audio system.

18.2 Mobile Phone Use

Do not use a mobile phone while driving unless a proper stereo system is installed.

18.3 Using FM and MP3 (Pages 39–40)

Controls for FM/MP3:
□1: Band change/Auto seeking station button – holds to search for the next available station (up to 18 stations across FM1, FM2, FM3).
□2: Volume knob – turn clockwise to increase volume, counter‑clockwise to decrease.
□3: Forward/Number 6 button – in radio mode, selects the number 6 preset station; in MP3 mode, plays the next song (press-and-hold for forward play).
□4: Backward/Number 5 button – in radio mode, selects the number 5 preset station; in MP3 mode, plays the previous song (press-and-hold for reverse play).
□5: Random play/Number 4 button – in radio mode, selects the number 4 preset station; in MP3 mode, plays the 4th preset song or holds to play songs in sequence.

18.4 Using FM/MP3 Continued (Pages 40)

□6: Repeat/Number 3 button – in radio mode, selects the number 3 preset station; in MP3 mode, toggles repeat function (press-and-hold to repeat, press again to cancel).
□7: Scan and play/Number 2 button – in radio mode, selects the number 2 preset station; in MP3 mode, selects the 2nd song or holds to play 10 seconds of a song.
□8: Pause/Number 1 button – in radio mode, selects the number 1 preset station; in MP3 mode, starts the 1st song or holds to pause (press-and-hold again to unpause).
□9: Fast forward/Forward scanning – in radio mode, holds to scan higher frequencies; in MP3 mode, moves forward one song or holds to fast forward through the current song.
□10: Reverse/Reverse scanning – in radio mode, holds to scan lower frequencies; in MP3 mode, moves backward one song or holds to rewind.

18.5 Using AUX Input (Page 41)

Operation:
Connect a portable audio device via the AUX input.
Volume is controlled only by the audio control panel; other settings must be adjusted on the external device.

18.6 Storage Spaces (Page 42)

Front Storage:
□1: Glove box
□2: Cup holder
□3: Door storage
Truck Cab Rear Storage:
□1: Glove box and cup holder
12 Volt Outlet:
Functions only when the vehicle is on.

19. Maintenance and Service (Pages 43–66)

19.1 Maintenance and Service Overview (Page 43)

Sections Include:
Service and maintenance
Cleaning & Protecting the Vehicle …44
Cleaning vehicle interior …….45
Anti‑corrosion …………………..46
Maintenance …………………46–47
Scheduled maintenance ………47
Self‑maintenance ………………48
Caution ……………………………49–50
Floor Jack …………………………51
Front Hood ………………………..52
Washer Fluid ……………………..53
Brake Fluid ……………………….53
Tire …………………….…………54
Tire pressure ……………………55–56
Wheels ……………………………56
Air conditioner service and maintenance ……………………57
Fuse ………………..……………..58–59
Light bulbs ……………………..59–61
Battery maintenance ……………62
Motor maintenance ………………62
Rear axle maintenance …..………63
Specifications ……………………64–65
Notes ……………………………..66

19.2 Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle (Pages 44–45)

Exterior Cleaning:
Wash the vehicle regularly with a chamois to avoid scratching.
For hard-to-remove spots, use car wash soap and dry thoroughly to prevent rust.
Apply wax to protect the finish.
Automatic Car Wash:
- Fold mirrors back before entering.
- Brushes may scratch or harm the paint. Ensure the electric charging port is closed and locked.
High Pressure Car Wash:
- Do not allow nozzles to get too close to windows.
Wheels:
- Use a neutral detergent; avoid hard brushes or abrasive cleaners.
Bumpers and Mudguards:
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or scrubbing with abrasive tools.
Anti‑Corrosion:
Wash after driving near the sea, on salted roads, if dirty with mud or dust, or if chemicals (like benzene/gasoline) spill on the paint.
Immediately repair any chipped or scratched paint.

19.3 Cleaning and Protecting the Vehicle Interior (Page 45)

Clean interior surfaces with a vacuum or a soft damp cloth using a mild, diluted detergent.
Do not use water to wash the interior as it can damage electronics.
For seat belts, use mild soap and lukewarm water and check regularly for wear or damage.
Caution:
Do not use organic cleaners (e.g., benzene, gasoline), acidic or alkaline solutions, dye, or bleach, as these may discolor or damage surfaces.
Do not wash the vehicle floor with water.
Warning:
Prevent water from contacting electronics to avoid damage or fire.

19.4 Anti‑Corrosion (Page 46)

Factors Contributing to Rust:
Moisture, dirt, dust, and foreign material on vehicle parts.
Scratches from gravel or minor accidents.
Environmental Factors:
Moisture concentration, high relative humidity, air pollution, and use of road salt accelerate rust.
Prevention:
Regular washing and waxing.
Immediate repair of damaged paint areas.

19.5 Regular Maintenance (Pages 46–47)

Scheduled Maintenance:
Perform at specified intervals based on the maintenance schedule.
Keep vehicle maintenance records.
Best performed at an authorized dealership with the proper tools, techniques, and parts.
Self‑Maintenance:
Certain maintenance tasks may be performed by the vehicle owner if familiar, but do not attempt repairs that require specialized tools or knowledge.
Maintenance Warning:
Poor maintenance can lead to dangerous issues.

19.6 Maintenance Procedures and Checks (Pages 47–50)

Self‑Maintenance Tasks:
Check tire pressure daily.
Regularly check lug nuts (especially during the first 500 miles).
Verify proper wheel alignment and adjust balance.
Replace windshield wiper blades periodically.
Check all lights (headlights, turn signals, etc.) daily.
Ensure alarm lights and buzzers are functioning.
Confirm proper operation of windshield wipers and defrost.
Check steering wheel, accelerator pedal, brakes, brake pedal, and parking brake before driving.
Cautions:
Adhere to the pre‑driving checklist.
Stop and inspect immediately if abnormal sounds, vibrations, or scents are detected.
Consult an authorized dealer for repairs.

19.7 Parts, Tools, and Safety Equipment

Parts Required:
Fuse: Use one with the same amperage as the original.
Bulb: Replace with one of identical number and wattage.
Screwdriver.
Tire pressure gauge and compressed air source.
Washer fluid, water, and funnel.
Cautions Regarding Fluids:
Brake fluid levels may vary slightly with use; frequent changes indicate potential system issues.
Warning:
The engine compartment has many moving parts and hot or electrically charged fluids.
Use proper safety practices and protective equipment (e.g., safety glasses) when working under the hood.

19.8 Floor Jack and Front Hood (Pages 51–53)

Floor Jack:
Must be correctly positioned; improper placement may damage the vehicle or cause injury.
Never put any body part under a vehicle only supported by a floor jack.
Always use a jack stand once raised.
Do not operate the engine while the vehicle is raised.
Removing the Front Hood:
Turn on windshield wipers.
Shut off the vehicle.
Remove the two tapping screws on each side of the front hood.
Use the key to unlock the front hood lock and lift it slightly.
Warning:
Ensure the hood is securely closed and locked before driving to prevent it from obstructing vision.

19.9 Washer Fluid and Brake Fluid (Pages 53)

Washer Fluid:
Check the fluid level regularly.
Do not drive without adequate washer fluid.
In cold environments, use anti-freezing washer fluid.
Adding Washer Fluid:
- Open the lid, add washer fluid.
- Cautions:
- Do not use fluids other than windshield washer fluid.
- Water dilution may be required, but do not add water in freezing conditions.
Brake Fluid:
Replace with DOT4 composite brake fluid if low.
Brake fluid may absorb moisture; replace more often in humid conditions.
Caution:
- Brake fluid is harmful; rinse any exposure with water and soap and see a doctor if discomfort continues.

19.10 Tire and Wheel Maintenance (Pages 54–57)

Tire Replacement:
Replace tires when there is tire damage (cuts, splits, cracks, bulges) or if frequently flat.
Check tire tread using the new tread indicator and tread wear indicator.
Tire Pressure:
Check at least once a month (preferably every two weeks) when tires are cool.
Correct pressure is critical for safety, performance, and tire longevity.
When checking, use a gauge; do not let air leak; reinstall valve stem caps properly.
Wheels:
Do not use bent, cracked, or corroded rims.
Use wheels of the proper size and replacement specifications.
For aluminum wheels, use the authorized wheel nuts and wrench.
Warning:
- Do not replace wheels with those of a different size or type, as this may affect handling.

19.11 Air Conditioner Service (Page 57)

Procedure:
Check refrigerant level if the air conditioning is not cooling properly.
If low, have a certified Atomic EV service center refill with R134a coolant.
Remove the front panel and bumper if necessary, and inspect via the peep hole.
Cautions:
- Total coolant capacity is 450 ml.
- Clean condenser dust and air filter periodically.

19.12 Fuse and Light Bulb Maintenance (Pages 58–61)

Fuse Inspection:
Remove the fuse box cover (hood removal may be required).
Check all fuses; replace any blown fuses with one of the same ampere rating.
Extra fuses are located in the fuse box.
Fuse Layout and Ratings:Fuse (60V Circuit):

Main circuit – 150A (Charging system, HTR, SUB2, EPS, ABS1/VSC1, HTR)
PTC – 30A (Air conditioning and blower)
DC – 15A (DC Switcher input) Fuse (12V Circuit):
Main fuse – 30A (DC Switcher output)
Horn – 15A (Horn)
Brake assistance – 10A (Brake pump)
Turning – 10A (Turn signal light and indicator)
Headlight – 15A (Hi‑beam, Lo‑beam, Rear fog light)
FM radio – 20A (Radio, 12 V outlet, instruments)
Stop light – 10A (Brake light, Reverse light, Reverse buzzer)
Position light – 10A (Position lights, button indicator)
Air conditioning – 30A (Air conditioning controlling system)
Windshield wiper – 10A (Wiper motor, washer motor)
Gear shifter – 10A (Gear shifter, DC contactor, controller)
Power window – 30A (Power windows)
Spare fuse – 10A
Spare fuse – 15A
Spare fuse – 20A
Spare fuse – 30A

After Replacing a Fuse:
Some light bulbs may need replacing if they do not work after fuse replacement.
If a replaced fuse blows again, have the vehicle inspected by an authorized dealer.
Warning:
- Never replace a fuse with one of a higher amperage rating or substitute it with a wire.
- Do not modify the fuse or fuse box.
Light Bulb Replacement (Pages 59–61):
Turn on all light switches to test bulbs.
Replace bad bulbs with ones of identical type and wattage.
Check the light beam direction after replacement.
Guidelines:
- Use proper handling (avoid touching the glass with bare hands).
- Do not allow moisture or grease to contaminate bulbs.
Examples of Bulb Ratings:
- Front combination light (Hi/Lo‑beam): 35W*2, White
- Front combination light position: 5W, White
- Front combination light turning: 10W, Amber
- Side turning light: 5W*2, Amber
- Rear combination light (stop/position): Combined LED light
- Rear combination light turning: 16W, Amber
- Rear fog light and reverse light combination: 21W/21W, Red/White
- License plate light: 3W*3, White
Adjustment of Light Beam:
- The “A” adjustment for vertical beam projection and “B” adjustment for horizontal beam projection.

19.13 Battery Maintenance (Page 62)

Inspection and Care:
Check terminals for corrosion and ensure connections are secure.
Standard AGM maintenance‑free batteries do not require electrolyte checks.
Warnings:
Do not attempt light bulb replacement immediately after turning off headlights as bulbs may be very hot.
Follow proper safety procedures when handling battery chemicals.
Ensure proper ventilation while charging the battery.
The emergency power disconnect should be pulled out while charging.
Maintenance:
Charge batteries within 24 hours after each use regardless of mileage.
Never connect the positive and negative terminals together.
Always replace batteries with Atomic EV batteries of the same type.

19.14 Motor and Rear Axle Maintenance (Pages 62–63)

Motor Maintenance:
Check vents around the traction motor; clean to prevent overheating.
Rear Axle Maintenance:
Remove mud and dust from the rear axle breathing plug regularly.
Check filling hole bolt and drain bolt for leakage; tighten/replace gasket if needed.
Clean the breath plug and check the gear oil level every 1000 miles.
Check the left and right axle tubes for firmness; tighten U-shaped bolt every 1000 miles.
Warning:
- For battery replacement or major axle repairs, consult an authorized dealer.
Oil Replacement:
- Replace axle oil after the initial 250 miles and every 750 miles thereafter. (Oil capacity: 0.6 L)

19.15 Technical Specifications (Pages 64–65)

Coupe Specifications

Dimensions (L×W×H): 103″ × 54″ × 63″
Rated Power: 4.5 kW / 3000 rpm
Wheelbase: 74.80″; Front/Rear wheel track: 44″
Nominal Voltage: 60V
Motor Type: Permanent‑magnet, brushless
Minimum Ground Clearance: 5.9″
Maximum Torque: 56 N·m / 500 rpm
Minimum Turning Radius: ≤177″
Insulating Level: H
Front Wheel Running Angle: 30.9°
Battery: Total capacity 60V 150Ah, 5 batteries
Kerb Mass:
Standard: 770 kg
Advanced: 800 kg
Maximum Loading: 300 kg
Tire: 145/70 R12; Tire radial pressure: 36 psi
Maximum Speed: 19.9 MPH
Rated Towing Mass: 1000 kg
Climbing Ability (No Towing): 20%
Maximum Towing Force of the Hook: 2.5 kN
Steering Type: Steering wheel
Rated Towing Force of the Hook: 1.6 kN
Brake Type: Front/rear disk brake
Hundred Kilometers Power Consumption: 8–9
Rim: Aluminum alloy
Continuous Mileages: 60 miles
Other Performance Data: Additional figures provided in full text.

Truck Specifications

Dimensions (L×W×H): 113″ × 54″ × 63″
Rated Power: 4.5 kW / 3000 rpm
Wheelbase: 74.80″; Front/Rear wheel track: 44″
Nominal Voltage: 60V
Motor Type: Permanent‑magnet, brushless
Minimum Ground Clearance: 5.9″
Maximum Torque: 56 N·m / 500 rpm
Minimum Turning Radius: ≤177″
Insulating Level: H
Front Wheel Running Angle: 30.9°
Battery: Total capacity 60V 150Ah, 5 batteries
Kerb Mass:
Standard: 780 kg
Advanced: 805 kg
Maximum Loading: 300 kg
Tire: 145/70 R12; Tire radial pressure: 36 psi
Maximum Speed: 19.9 MPH
Rated Towing Mass: 1000 kg
Climbing Ability (No Towing): 20%
Maximum Towing Force of the Hook: 2.5 kN
Steering Type: Steering wheel
Rated Towing Force of the Hook: 1.6 kN
Brake Type: Front/rear disk brake
Hundred Kilometers Power Consumption: 8–10
Rim: Aluminum alloy
Continuous Mileages: 60 miles

19.16 Notes (Page 66)

Any additional notes regarding vehicle operation, maintenance, or performance are provided here. Please refer to this section for final reminders and additional information.

End of Manual