● The Parking Assistant sensors will not detect flat
objects on the ground, objects under the bumper, or
objects too close or too far from the vehicle.
● The field of view of the Parking Assistant camera is
limited, and the displayed image may have some
distortion. When parking, please pay attention to the
relative positions and observe the surrounding
environment.
● Strong sunlight, glare, noticeable alternation between
light and dark, direct sunlight, or scenes with low light
may affect the detection function of the Parking
Assistant camera.
● Please pay attention to the surrounding environment
on rainy days, as the surface of the Parking Assistant
camera may be covered with water, leading to
distorted images.
● Affixing any objects (such as tape, decals, etc.) to the
Parking Assistant camera will affect the functionality of
related systems.
● Be attentive to the surroundings while parking,
including people or objects that may enter the lane.
● When cleaning the vehicle, avoid directly spraying
high-pressure water jets onto the sensors. Doing so
may cause the sensors to detach or even get
damaged.
● Dirt on the Parking Assistant sensors or significant
changes in installation position may lead to decreased
performance or the inability to function properly. This
includes situations where the rearview mirror is in a
folded state or if there is localized damage to the
installation site.
● If foreign objects (such as leaves or mud) or water
adhere to the Parking Assistant radar area, false
alarms may occur. Users can manually wipe and
clean the sensors, and if the issue persists, please
contact the dealer.
● Parking Assistant sensors have blind spots and
cannot detect objects beneath the vehicle or in close
proximity.
● The faster the relative speed, the greater the delay in
Parking Assistant sensor response. In situations
where the vehicle is traveling at high speeds or there
are rapidly approaching vehicles, pedestrians, or other
moving objects, delayed detection may occur.
● Do not install oversized license plate frames or film on
the sensor surface without authorization, as this may
cause Ultrasonic radar false alarms.
● When there are surrounding ultrasonic noise at the
same frequency (such as metallic sounds or direct
honking at the sensor), false alarms may occur in the
Parking Assistant radar.
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