● There is a stationary obstacle ahead (e.g.,
vehicle at anchor).
● There is an oncoming vehicles coming.
● Failure of all brake lights, etc.
The FCW must be shut down in the following
cases:
● The vehicle is towed.
● The vehicle is on a drum test bench.
● The front camera has failed.
AEB *
Turn on/off automatic emergency braking
Users can set the automatic emergency braking
function on/off in the infotainment screen.
If a danger of collision with a vehicle or pedestrian
ahead is detected and is very urgent, and if the driver
has applied the brake but the braking force is
insufficient, the brake system will provide the
remaining braking force to achieve the optimum
target braking force to avoid or mitigate the injuries
caused by the collision; If the driver fails to apply the
brake, the system will automatically apply braking
force within its capabilities to avoid or mitigate the
damage caused by a collision.
The AEB works at about 5 to 130 km/h for vehicle
targets and 5 to 80 km/h for pedestrians and two-
wheelers.
● Improper retrofitted vehicle (such as
reducing the ground clearance, changing the
front license plate of the vehicle, etc.) may
degrade the AEB performance or increase
the false triggering rate.
● Improper maintenance may cause
misalignment of the sensor and affect the
normal operation of the system.
● In the event of an emergency alarm, the
system will not continue to trigger the AEB
if the driver is alerted (e.g. the driver swings
the turning wheel or applies the emergency
brake).
Automatic emergency braking
Traffic sign identification
Alarm display + alarm sound
Integrated intelligent cruise
control
Forward collision warning
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