● The user's intention might not be effectively
judged (such as emergency brake of users),
resulting in brake by mistake during
parking.
● The braking distance may be affected by
different lighting conditions, different road
surfaces (gradients), different vehicle loads
and different tire pressures. The APA and
emergency brake results may not be the
same.
● The system's sensors have a blind spot,
which prevents the system from braking
when an obstacle enters the vehicle's blind
spot, e.g. on either side of the vehicle, in front
of the vehicle or in close proximity to the
rear.
● There is recognition error in the system, and
there may be a risk of scratches when
surrounding obstacles are adjacent to the
parking space. It is not recommended to use
the APA function.
● The sensor has recognition errors, and the
recognized parking space may be skewed,
misaligned, etc.
● It is not recommended to use APA in
complicated circumstances, such as
irregular parking by surrounding vehicle,
skewed surrounding vehicle, out-of-frame
surrounding vehicle, encroachment by
surrounding vehicle on target parking space,
etc., which may easily lead to vehicle collision
and parking failure.
● When the system cannot recognize the low
curb and there is curb in the roadside, in the
movement track set by the system, the curb
may be crushed, and the driver needs to take
over the vehicle.
● In narrow lanes, narrow roads and when
transverse passing space of vehicle is
insufficient due to obstacles around, the
vehicle will approach the surrounding wall,
vehicle or other obstacles, and the system
will control the vehicle to move repeatedly,
which may result in vehicle scraping and
parking failure. It is not recommended to use
APA.
Use of APA system
APA
After the vehicle is started and the speed is less than
25 km/h, press down the APA switch, select the APA
and follow the prompts on the infotainment screen to
operate. After the function is enabled, press the exit
button in the upper left corner to exit the APA.
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