GAC MOTOR GS3, Руководство пользователя

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5. Driving guide
- Second-level braking: Slight automatic
emergency braking is applied if your
vehicle continues to approach the vehicle
ahead after the first-level warning.
- Third-level braking: Full braking is applied
automatically when a rear-end collision is
inevitable.
The AEB will be deactivated in the following
four cases, in which the driver should take over
the vehicle:
-
The driver depresses the accelerator
pedal.
- The driver quickly turns the steering
wheel.
- The vehicle speed is reduced to below
40km/h.
- The vehicle decelerates to a standstill for
about 2s.
The AEB may not work properly in the following
cases:
-
The vehicle is traveling in an environment
with low visibility (such as heavy rain,
snow and haze).
- The camera is subjected to direct strong
light or the light intensity changes
suddenly (such as entering and exiting a
tunnel).
- The vehicle is passing through a curve, a
ramp or a bumpy road section.
- The windshield in front of the camera is
dirty, damaged or covered.
- T h e v e h i c l e a h e a d h a s s p e c i a l
modifications or decorations.
- The chassis of the vehicle ahead is too
high or its cargo protrudes from the trunk.
- The pedestrians are short in height or their
main features are obscured by holding
umbrellas, wearing raincoats, holding
ladders, wearing carnival costumes, etc.
- There is an oncoming vehicle.
- In the dark environment, the tail lamps
of the vehicle ahead are not lit or the
pedestrian is outside the range of the
vehicle lamps.
- The obstacles ahead are animals or small
vehicles (such as bicycles, motorcycles
and tricycles).
- The vehicle speed is lower than 8km/h or
higher than 80km/h.