154 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions
PCW
■ Safety distance warning
When the vehicle speed is more than 65km/h, if the vehicle follows another
vehicle ahead at a close distance for a long time, the system will issue a safety
distance warning and the indicator *on the instrument will illuminate,
reminding the driver that the vehicle is too close to another vehicle ahead.
■ Predictive warning
When the vehicle speed is 30-150km/h, if there is a risk of collision between the
vehicle and another vehicle ahead, the system will issue a visual and audible
predictive warning, the indicator on the instrument will illuminate, and the
buzzer will sound. The driver should take proper action in time to ensure safety
distance in driving.
■ Emergency warning
When the vehicle runs at a speed of 30~150km/h, and the driver does not take
appropriate action in time after the predictive warning, the risk of collision
increases and the system will issue predictive warning in a visual and tactile
manner: the indicator on the instrument will flash and short brake may be
applied as a reminder.The driver should take proper action in time to ensure
safety distance in driving.
AEB
■ If the driver does not respond to the emergency warning and the dangerous
situation is further escalated, the system will enter automatic emergency
braking mode. The system will apply braking forces within its capability to
avoid or mitigate any impact caused by the collision.
■ If the driver has taken braking measures in an emergency but the braking
force is insufficient, the brake system will provide required braking force to
achieve the best target braking force to avoid or mitigate injury caused by
the collision.
■ In some circumstances, the detection may be affected or delayed. If the
radar reflection section of the target is too small (the target may be a
bicycle, tricycle, carriage, electric bicycle or motorbike), there is a risk that
the system cannot identify the distance from the target ahead, resulting in
late response or failure to respond to these target vehicles.
■ PEBS may be affected or fail to work in the following conditions:
● It rains, snows or fogs, excessive splashing or glare exists, the system
is exposed to direct sunlight, or the lighting conditions vary greatly.
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