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Vehicle doors (including the back door) open.
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Fold outside rearview mirror.
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Driver’s seat belt unlocked.
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Obstacles appear on the parking path.
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Throttle intervention.
During automatic parking process, the following operations may cause automatic
parking to exit.
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The vehicle speed exceeds 30 km/h in the process of searching for parking space.
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Gear, steering wheel or parking brake intervention.
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Recoverable interruption beyond time limit, number of interruptions beyond limit, num-
ber of parking movements beyond limit, and total parking time beyond time limit.
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Touch the parking assist - automatic parking button.
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When exiting from the parking space, if it judges that there is no travel direction or the
road is clear, there is no need to use automatic parking function.
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The slope of the ground where the vehicle is located is too large.
The system cannot cover all parking scenario applications, and the expected func-
tions may not be achieved in some special situations, including but not limited to:
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Parking space line cannot be clearly identified due to the influence of the surrounding
environment, for example, the parking line is polluted or covered by massive garbage,
weeds, mud, etc., or the surrounding light source has low illumination, and the surface
of the parking space has a large reflectivity.
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The parking space has raised ground and the opposite parking line cannot be detected.
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There are pits on the ground of the parking space.
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The front or rear vehicle is too close to the unoccupied parking space, or occupies part
of the unoccupied parking space.
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There are pedestrians or other obstructions in the parking space.
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Pedestrians and other obstacles stay near the camera when the vehicle is stationary.
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Previous parking line can be seen in the parking space.
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Parking space is located in corners or curves.
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Heavy wear of the vehicle tires or installation of unapproved tires (including non-full-
size spare tires).
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Using this function on uneven ground (such as weeds, gravel roads, etc.) may cause
system recognition errors and unnecessary application of braking.
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