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Secondary Collision Mitigation (SCM)Secondary Collision Mitigation (SCM)
Secondary Collision Mitigation (SCM)Secondary Collision Mitigation (SCM)
DescriptionDescription
Secondary Collision Mitigation (SCM): After the Secondary Collision Mitigation (SCM): After the
first collision, this function will automatically apply first collision, this function will automatically apply
brake to slow down or stop the vehicle, thus brake to slow down or stop the vehicle, thus
minimizing the risk of a secondary collision and minimizing the risk of a secondary collision and
mitigating the damages.mitigating the damages.
Hill-Start Hold Control (HHC)Hill-Start Hold Control (HHC)
Hill-Start Hold Control Function Hill-Start Hold Control Function
DescriptionDescription
If the vehicle starts at a standstill on a ramp If the vehicle starts at a standstill on a ramp
greater than 4%, when the driver releases the greater than 4%, when the driver releases the
brake pedal, depress the accelerator pedal, and brake pedal, depress the accelerator pedal, and
the power output is not sucient for the vehicle the power output is not sucient for the vehicle
to move off (the vehicle tends to slide), HHC will to move off (the vehicle tends to slide), HHC will
maintain the braking force and keep the vehicle maintain the braking force and keep the vehicle
at a standstill to prevent it from sliding.at a standstill to prevent it from sliding.
Note
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The HHC function is only available when
the vehicle is in the D or R gear, on the
ramp, and the brake pedal is going to
be released, it'll automatically generate
braking force to keep the car stationary.
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The HHC function lasts for about 1 s. The
held braking may be released in advance
depending on factors such as the driver
operation and the ramp.
Caution
HHC can provide brake assistance, but it cannot
go beyond the laws of kinematics. For safety
reasons, the driver shall timely press the brake
pedal based on the actual situation to avoid
accidents caused by the sliding downhill too
fast.
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