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When Driving
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Parking Assistance
Reverse Parking Radar
This vehicle is equipped with a reverse
parking radar system.When reversing or parking
in tight spots, multiple sensors on the rear
bumper detect obstacles behind the vehicle and
their proximity, assisting the driver with safe,
easy reversing and parking to avoid collisions.
Situations When the Rear Reverse Parking
Radar Does Not Work
1. Sensors are iced or damp (they work normally
after defrosting or drying).
2. Sensors are covered or blocked by external
elements like heavy rain, snow, or water
(they work normally after removing the
obstructions).
3. Driving on rugged terrain (unpaved roads,
gravel, bumpy roads, or steep slopes).
4. Large noise interference within the sensor
detection range (e.g., vehicle horns or truck
air brakes).
5. Radio transmitters within the sensor detection
range.
Rear Reverse Parking Radar Activation Conditions
After the READY light is illuminated,
place the electronic shift lever in "R" (Reverse)
to activate the rear parking aid; moving the
electronic shift lever out of "R" will deactivate the
rear parking aid.
System Self-Check Feature
In reverse gear, the parking radar system
automatically checks if all sensors are functioning
properly. A single beep of the buzzer indicates
that the radar system is in normal detection
working state.
Rear Reverse Parking Radar Alert
The buzzer sounds in different frequencies
based on the distance of the obstacle detected
by the reverse parking radar sensors.
When the sensor detects an obstacle within
the detection zone, the buzzer will emit an alarm
sound at varying frequencies based on the
distance to the obstacle.
WARNING
!
Under no circumstances does parking
assistance replace or absolve the driver's
responsibility.
CAUTION
● If one or more sensors are damaged
or have a bad connection, the buzzer
sounds for 3s as a warning, and
the reverse parking radar system is
inoperative, requiring extra caution when
reversing.
● Reverse at a slow speed, preferably less
than 5km/h.
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