Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist may operate abnormally or unexpectedly under the following circumstances:

• There is inclement weather, such as heavy snow or rain.

• The detection sensor is covered with snow, rain, dirt, and so on.

• The ambient temperature around the detection sensor is very high or low.

• The detection sensor is blocked while you drive near a vehicle, pillar, or wall.

• You are driving on a highway ramp or through a tollgate.

• The pavement contains abnormally metallic components (such as debris left from subway construction).

• There are fixed objects near the vehicle, such as sound barriers, guardrails, central dividers, entry barriers, street lights, signs, tunnels, walls, and so on.

• You are driving on a narrow road with overgrown foliage.

• You are driving in wide open areas where there are few vehicles or structures.

• You are driving on a wet road surface.

• Other vehicles are moving very close behind you or passing you.

• Other vehicles are moving very fast when passing you.

• You pass another vehicle.

• You change lanes.

• You and a vehicle next to you accelerate simultaneously.

• A vehicle in the next lane moves 2 lanes away from you, or the vehicle 2 lanes away moves to the lane next to you.

• You have installed a trailer or carrier near the rear corner radar.

• You cover the bumper near the rear corner radar with objects such as a bumper sticker, bike rack, and so on.

• The bumper near the front or rear corner radar is damaged, or the radar is out of position.

• Your vehicle height is low or high due to heavy loads, abnormal tire pressure, and so on.

• The following objects are detected:

  • A motorcycle or bicycle.

  • A vehicle towing a flat-bed trailer.

  • A large vehicle, such as a bus or truck.

  • A moving obstacle, such as a pedestrian, animal, shopping cart, or stroller.

  • A shorter vehicle such as a sports car.

Pay extra attention. Braking control may not operate under the following conditions:

• The vehicle vibrates intensely while you drive over a bumpy road or pothole.

• You drive on a slippery surface such as snow, water, ice, and so on.

• Tire pressure is low or tires are damaged.

• The braking system has been modified.

• You steer abruptly.