C318-G User manual – MEA (English UI) (update changes appli

Vehicle driving

The system may struggle to identify stationary, slow-moving vehicles ahead, or atypical vehicles with indistinct characteristics, especially when high speeds or specific angles exist relative to the vehicle ahead, posing a collision risk.

4. Non-standard lane markings In scenarios with unclear lane markings (due to wear, absence, road reflection, continuous brightness changes, lane markings under shade, etc.), and chaotic markings (like multiple sets at intersections, diversions, merges, and ramps), the system cannot predict driving trajectories, possibly causing unexpected wrong turns or even direct exits. 5. Irregular road surface When wheels traverse bumps like potholes or stones, road interference may cause sudden significant changes in the vehicle's heading, potentially leading to lane deviation. The system may temporarily disengage due to failure in recognizing lane markings after vehicle bumps. 6. The system may misinterpret lane-like features such as road edges (particularly in tunnels), wheel imprints, road gaps, snow cover, and more as lanes, leading vehicles to deviate from lane center or experience brief heading changes. 7. When a vehicle enters a curve, navigates continuous curves, or encounters curves with a small turning radius, slippery road conditions, or when speeding, the system may fail to assist the driver in maintaining lane control and might disengage directly. 8. Congested or merging roads The system may be unable to react to vehicles cutting in at close range, especially in car following mode on congested roads, posing a collision risk. In car-following mode, when the target vehicle changes lanes, the subject vehicle will trail the target, potentially creating collision risks with adjacent vehicles. Controls might rely on target vehicles near lane edges, leading to steering towards one side of the lane and posing collision risks with nearby vehicles.

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