CAUTION: The ESS cannot replace daily hazard warning lamps, only as a temporary emergency function.
In case of emergency, please turn on the hazard warning lamp manually in time.
Brake Override System (BOS)
The BOS can still brake the car by pressing the brake pedal when the driver has the accelerator pedal
pressed down (such as in the case of a fault or stuck foreign objects). In other words, when the accelerator
pedal and the brake pedal are pressed at the same time, priority is given to the brake request instead of
the acceleration request. At this time, the inertia force of the vehicle moving forward and the braking force
of the brake pedal act on the vehicle at the same time, and the vehicle decelerates.
WARNING: The BOS must meet certain vehicle speed conditions when it works, and it cannot replace the
braking function of the daily brake pedal.
Active Rollover Protection (ARP)
ARP checks the driving state of the vehicle through sensors. If a vehicle is detected as starting to roll over,
the ARP will control the vehicle braking to prevent the vehicle from rolling over and ensure the driving
stability of the vehicle.
WARNING: The ARP can only play an auxiliary role, it is impossible to go beyond the laws of physics, and
it does not ensure that the vehicle will not roll over.Please drive carefully.
Crash safe power-off
If your vehicle is involved in a collision, the left and right turn signal lamps will flash, the vehicle will
automatically power off and all doors will be unlocked to ensure that the vehicle does not suffer from more
serious accidents such as short circuit, combustion, etc., and at the same time ensure that the doors will
not be locked closed due to power failure.
Airbag system
The airbag system includes an airbag on the driver's side, an airbag on the front passenger side, an airbag
on the front seat side and head curtain airbags on both sides. The airbag system is a supplement to the
lap and diagonal seat belts and is part of the passive safety protection system. In addition to its general
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