• The detecting scope of the associated
cameras and radar for forward collision
warning is limited. The road and weather
conditions may impose an adverse influence
on the area monitored by the forward
collision warning Make sure to drive
carefully.
• When there is a visual, auditory, or tactile
warning, the driver is responsible for
immediately taking measures to prevent the
vehicle from further danger. Do not rely
on the intervention of automatic emergency
braking.
• The forward collision warning may present
an alert or apply braking in case there is no
crash risk. Keep concentration, and always
pay attention to the area in front of the
current vehicle to anticipate whether to take
any measures.
• It is highly recommended that do not turn
off the forward collision warning function. If
the function is turned off, the vehicle will not
be able to warn or assist in braking when a
crash is likely to occur.
• If the camera or radar can not accurately
detect road users such as pedestrians,
riders, and vehicles due to traffic conditions
or external influence, the warning and
braking intervention may be delayed or
completely not be executed.
• It may lead to braking interruption if
the driver presses the accelerator pedal
during the automatic emergency braking
intervening in the vehicle braking.
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• For pedestrians and two-wheeled vehicles,
the forward collision warning (FCW) only
works when the current vehicle is at a
speed range from 27km/h to 85km/h; For
vehicles, the FCW only works when the
current vehicle is at a speed range from
27km/h to 150km/h.
• For pedestrians and two-wheeled vehicles,
the automatic emergency braking (AEB) only
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