• Targets may be lost or misjudge the distance
from the preceding vehicle when driving
on a slope. The moving speed will be
accelerated when driving downhill, which
leads to the speed exceeding the cruise
vehicle speed.
• When only the partial body of the vehicle
in the adjacent lane move to the ahead of
the current vehicle, especially large vehicles
like bus and truck, it may not be able to
recognize the reaction.
ACC may exit or fail to be used in the
situations below:
• The brake pedal is pressed.
• The driving speed exceeds 130km/h.
• The vehicle shifts to another gear.
• The seatbelt of the driver is released.
• A vehicle door is open.
• The front hood is open.
• The radar is blocked or blind. Blindness due
to the obscure by dirt, water spots, ice, and
snow, or due to light illumination, dimness,
and others.
• Anti-lock braking system (ABS) is activated.
• Electrical Parking Brake (EPB) is activated.
• Traction Control System (TCS) is activated.
• Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is
activated.
• Airbag releases.
• The tire pressure value is abnormal.
• There is a fault in the system and a repair is
needed.
• The wiper is at gear HI.
When ACC can not be used or canceled, the
vehicle will no longer drive stably at a set
speed and will no longer maintain a specified
distance from the preceding vehicle.
ACC may be canceled accidentally at any time
due to any unknown reason. Make sure to
observe the preceding road conditions and be
ready to take proper measures. It is the driver's
responsibility to always control the vehicle.
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