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When the automatic identification
speed limit is activated, it may happen
that the cruise speed does not change with
the speed limit, such as the speed limit
value is lower than the threshold value or
the difference between the speed limit value
and the current target speed value is greater
than the threshold value; Meanwhile, due to
the influence of light and the position of road
signs, speed limit misidentification or
missing identification may occur. The driver
must not rely on the integration system to
determine the appropriate cruise speed, but
liable to select the appropriate cruise speed
according to the actual road conditions.
At the speed limit integration, the
system will accelerate/decelerate as
per the new set value. The driver should
keep observing the surrounding
environment, and can interrupt the speed
limit integration at any time by pressing the
accelerator pedal or operating the speed
adjustment and setting button.
Set inter-vehicle time distance
It is the driver's responsibility to
choose a safe inter-vehicle interval.
The driver can adjust the inter-vehicle
interval of ACC following, based on current
road environment. Inter-vehicle interval
refers to the time required for the vehicle to
travel to the current position of preceding
vehicle at the current speed, i. e. the inter-
vehicle distance divided by the vehicle
speed.
The driver can decrease/increase the
interval to the preceding vehicle by pressing
the adjustment button of inter-vehicle
interval. The inter-vehicle interval has three
gear levels: near, medium and far. Every
time the vehicle is started, the default inter-
vehicle interval of the ACC system is far.
Different options for inter-vehicle
interval are displayed on instrument
cluster display.
When the inter-vehicle interval is far.
When the inter-vehicle interval is medium.
Starting and driving
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