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Blind Spot Detection
System*
The blind spot detection (BSD) system
includes the following functions: blind spot
detection, lane assist, rear cross traffic alert,
rear cross side assist with braking, rear
collision warning, and door open warning*.
It identifies current traffic conditions
through radar sensors so as to remind the
driver of safe driving.
How to use
How to use
Tap on → DiPilot → Driving Assist to
enable or disable BSD. When the vehicle
starts, the system defaults to the previous
settings.
BSD BSD
When speed is above 30 km/h and the
sensor detects a vehicle within the blind
spot of a side mirror, its alarm indicator
lights up. If the turning light for the same
side is used at this moment, the alarm
indicator flashes to alert the driver of a risky
lane change.
Side assist Side assist
When speed is above 30 km/h and the
sensor detects a vehicle approaching
quickly on the adjacent lane, the side
mirror indicator lights up. If the turning light
for the same side is used at this moment,
the alarm indicator flashes to alert the
driver of a risky lane change.
Rear cross traffic alert (RCTA)
Rear cross traffic alert (RCTA)
• RCTA helps the driver check the
transverse cross areas on both sides in
the back of the vehicle. When the vehicle
moves backward, it tells the driver
whether there is a vehicle approaching
in the back.
• When the vehicle backs up, the RCTA
system detects the vehicles traveling
in the blind spot in the back through
radar. If the RCTA system believes other
vehicles approaching in the back may
crash into the vehicle, it will turn on the
spot indicator on the side mirrors so that
the driver can reduce collision risk.
Rear cross traffic brake (RCTB) Rear cross traffic brake (RCTB)
• RCTB is used if the vehicle meets another
vehicle crossing the road when leaving
a vertical/slanted parking space. It will
give a warning and help the driver brake
to prevent collision, especially when the
visual field of the driver is blocked by the
vehicle parking beside.
• When the vehicle backs up, the RCTB
system receives input from the rear
left/right radar sensors and evaluates
collision risk and time with the
corresponding target.
• Within radar detection range and based
on the measured distance to the target,
relative speed and approach angle,
the RCTB system identifies the level of
collision risk, and automatically brakes
the vehicle or helps the driver brake
manually.