Nio ES6 2022, Руководство пользователя

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• For detection of pedestrians or cyclists, Automatic Emergency Braking
operates only when you are driving between about 8 km/h and 85 km/h.
When Automatic Emergency Braking has been triggered, the vehicle speed will
be reduced by up to 60 km/h to mitigate the impact of a possible collision. For
example, if Automatic Emergency Braking is triggered at a speed of 90 km/h, the
brakes will be released after the vehicle speed is reduced to 30 km/h.
When Automatic Emergency Braking is triggered, the instrument cluster will
display a warning message, the brake pedal will move downward abruptly, and
the brake light will turn on.
Warning
As a driving assist feature, Automatic Emergency Braking cannot handle all
situations in all traffic, weather and road conditions and cannot detect vehicles,
cyclists or pedestrians in all situations. Several factors can cause an invalid,
inappropriate or untimely warning.
You must pay attention to the traffic and road conditions at all times. Never
depend on Automatic Emergency Braking to avoid collisions or reduce the
impact of a collision. Doing so can cause personal injury or vehicle damage.
For safety reasons, never test the use of Automatic Emergency Braking when
facing the direction of other vehicles, cyclists or pedestrians. If you come across
a dangerous situation, never wait for Automatic Emergency Braking to intervene
before taking action. You always bear the ultimate responsibility for driving safely
and complying with applicable traffic laws and regulations.
Enter Settings from the bottom left of the center display, and touch Driver Assist
>Automatic Emergency Braking to enable or disable the feature.
Warning
When Automatic Emergency Brake is disabled, your vehicle will not automatically
apply the brakes even if a potential frontal collision is detected. It is not suggested
to turn it off.
This feature will be turned on when the vehicle’s system restarts.
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