• If driving too close for a long time, the safe
distance alarm will issue a warning. If front object
brakes, collision may happen.
•
During emergency alarm, if driver is already alert
(e.g., driver turns the steering wheel or makes
emergency brake), system will not trigger
automatic emergency braking.
• If driver brakes or significantly accelerates, the
braking force imposed by emergency braking
system may be interrupted.
• Heavy rain, water fog, ice, snow or sludge may
reduce performance of radar sensor. Please keep
censor surface clean to avoid affecting normal
operation of the sensor.
• If surface of radar sensor is dirty or covered,
dashboard will display corresponding info. Sensor
should be cleaned as required. During radar failure,
a predictive collision alarm will be issued, and AEB
is turned off. After fault is eliminated, predictive
collision alarm and AEB return to normal.
• In some situation, detection may be affected or
delayed. For example, when the target is too small
(a bicycle, tricycle, four-wheeled car, electric bike
or motorbike), the system will not be able to
confirm the risk of distance between the vehicle
and the target, which will result in a delayed or
unresponsive situation, in which the driver needs to
control the speed of the vehicle.
• Pedestrian protection cannot rely on the system to
completely avoid accidents.
• Pedestrian protection may have unneeded alarm and
brake under some complicated conditions, e.g. on a
curved main road.
• Pedestrian protection with malfunctions may have
unwanted alarms and brake interventions, e.g., due
to misalignment of the radar/camera sensor.
• If pedestrian protection system triggers brake, the
foot feel of brake will harden.
• When driver steps on accelerator or turns the
steering wheel, the automatic brake triggered by the
pedestrian protection function will be suppressed
and exited.
• Improper maintenance or modification of the
vehicle may cause the sensor to be misplaced and
affect normal operation.
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