● When following a vehicle ahead to a stop,
in rare cases the system will not
recognize the end of the vehicle ahead
but the lower end of the target (such as
the rear axle of a truck with a high chassis
or the bumper of a vehicle). The system
will not guarantee a proper stop distance
and the driver must remain alert and be
ready to brake at all times.
● It is forbidden to change the positions of
the radar and front camera without
authorization. If the position of the radar
or camera changes due to collisions, etc.,
please contact an authorized dealer.
● Because of physical limitations, the ACC
system can not guarantee safe and
reliable operation under any
circumstances. If you have any question
about this function, please contact an
authorized dealer.
● Dirty or covered sensors may restrict the
detection. Please do not cover the
detection area of the sensor, and keep
the radar sensor and the windshield in the
area of the interior rearview mirror clean.
● In some complex traffic scenes that
cannot be handled, the function may be
requested to exit, requiring the driver to
maintain attention.
● During driving on congested roads, on
winding or steep roads, on slippery roads
such as rainy, snowy or icy roads, or in
roadless areas, do not activate the ACC
function, for fear of an accident due to
loss of control of the vehicle.
● The set cruising speed and distance to
the vehicle ahead must be adapted to the
traffic conditions and surrounding
environment at that time. The ACC is only
a driver assistance system and should be
used with caution.
ACC activation conditions
● The engine is started.
● EPB is released;
● The shift lever is in D position;
● The vehicle does not slide backwards;
● All doors, engine hood and trunk lid are
closed;
● The driver's seat belt is fastened;
● Wiper is not operating at high speed;
● The ESC OFF indicator lamp on the
instrument cluster is not on;
● The vehicle is not stationary and the brake
pedal is not depressed;
● The ACC fault indicator lamp is not on.
● There are no other ACC system inhibiting
conditions.
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