100 2-2. Charging
capacity.
lQuickly move from the DC charging space for other users after the DC charging is completed.
lIf DC charging is performed while the traction battery is extremely
cold, such as in cold weather,
steam may come out of the motor compartment or dew may be
formed on the hood. This is
because the heat, generated while the traction battery is
warmed, causes snow, ice, or
frost to evaporate. This is not a malfunction.
lThe charge amount is corrected when the traction battery is fully
charged, so 100 % remaining the
traction battery may not be displayed.
lWhile DC charging, when the traction battery is approximately fully
charged, it may be indicate that
the remaining charge of the traction battery is at 100 % due to the
level of charge is corrected, causing charging to stop.
n How to set the DC charging power
You can change the DC charging power limit on the multimedia.
lSetting operations on multimedia 1 Select. 2 Select“ Vehicle customize”. 3 Select“ Charging”. 4 Select“ DC charging power”.
5 Select from“ Max”,“ 125kW”,“ 100kW”,“ 75kW”,“ 50kW”.
The maximum power when charging is limited to the selected power or less. If“ Max” is selected, the vehicle will be charged with the maximum power that can be charged.
n Changing the“ Charging limit” settings
�P. 95 nIf the DC charging power limit and“ Charging limit” settings cannot be changed
Remove the DC charging connector and immediately reinsert it while the charging indicator is flashing in
green. The settings will be changed to the default settings.
The settings will be return to the customized setting next time the
charging is performed.
If the DC charging connector is locked immediately after inserting it,
press switch of the wireless
remote control or the door unlock switch on the driver’ s side 3 times at
intervals of about one second to stop DC charging, and then remove the DC charging connector.
WARNING n Warnings for DC charging
Be sure to observe the following when using DC charging.
Failure to do so may cause an accident that could lead to death or serious injury.
lCheck that the DC charger and charging inlet are not damaged. If there is any damage to the charging inlet, do not perform a
DC charge and have it inspected immediately at your SUBARU retailer.
lDo not touch the terminals of the DC charging connector or inlet with metallic sharp tips( wires and needles), or allow a
short circuit to occur with foreign objects.
lDo not insert anything other than the DC charging connector
into the charging inlet.
lCheck that the DC charging cable is not coiled up or pinned underneath heavy objects.