trac lights. The AVH function is enabled
when the brake pedal is pressed to stop
the vehicle.
• Press the AVH switch to enable AVH.
A white indicator for AVH standby is
displayed on the instrument cluster,
and it turns green when AVH can be
enabled.
• Press the AVH switch again to disable
AVH.
CAUTION
• Pressing the accelerator pedal,
switching to the "P" gear, or
engaging the EPB can make the
vehicle exit AVH mode and return
to the AVH standby status; even if
the AVH standby status conditions
are not met, the vehicle will also
exit AVH mode.
Preconditions for AVH Standby
(All Must Be Met)
• AVH switch is turned on and the white
AVH standby indicator is displayed on
the cluster.
• The driver seat belt is fastened and the
doors are closed.
• The vehicle drive motor is started or
the power status is on "OK".
• Intelligent Power Braking System and
EPB system are normal.
AVH Running Conditions (All
Must Be Met)
• The AVH function is standby.
• In D gear, the brake pedal is pressed to
stop the vehicle.
•The AVH function is enabled, brake
lights and the high mounted stop
lamp are on, and the AVH indicator
on the cluster turns green.
•The AVH function enters the standby
mode after working for 10 minutes,
with the EPB automatically engaged.
CAUTION
• For AVH to be activated, all the
conditions must be met at the
same time.
• For AVH to be activated, all
conditions of automatic parking
function must be met.
• When the gear is shifted from
D to R, the system will enter
the moving mode, and the AVH
function will not be activated.
When the AVH button is pressed
or the speed exceeds 10 km/h, the
system will exit the moving mode.
Driving Tips
• Slow down when driving against
strong winds.
• Drive slowly and carefully along gravel
roads. To prevent tire damage, do not
drive over sharp-edged obstacles. Or it
will severely damage the tires.
• Slow down on bumpy or uneven roads
or the shock would damage the tires.
• Avoid driving through ooded areas as
much as possible.
• Drive carefully on slippery roads, such
as roads covered in ice, snow or sand;
or surfaces like wet ceramic tiles or
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