10.3.1.2. Enabling and disabling rear collision warnings
Rear collision warnings can be enabled or disabled in settings.
Important
Changing driver support settings
Make sure that you understand how changing the car’s settings affects its behaviour. It is particularly important when it
comes to features that affect the level of assistance the car can provide.
Press the car symbol
in the bottom bar and go to Settings.
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Go to Driving → Safety assistance → Rear collision warning.
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Enable or disable rear collision warnings.
10.3.2. Interventions and warnings when reversing
Your car has specialised features that can intervene and help prevent collisions when you are reversing at low
speeds, such as when parking.
Forms of detection
The car has several ways to identify objects that are in or approaching your reversing path. If it detects an object, the car can
provide warnings or intervene by braking.
These sensors can identify certain obstacles immediately behind the car when reversing at low speeds.
The car's rear radars can detect traffic approaching your reversing path from the sides.
Certain features may use camera detection to help identify obstacles when reversing.
Ultrasonic parking sensors
Rear-facing radar
Camera
Important
These types of detection have limitations and cannot detect all obstacles in every situation. Be sure to read the separate
manual sections about their conditions and limitations.
When you are reversing, some information from the detection systems can be communicated in the parking view.
Warning and intervention features
The following features are designed to react when the car identifies a risk of collision when reversing.
Alerts about traffic crossing behind the car[1]
Your car can provide visual alerts if it detects traffic about to cross your reversing path.
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