One Touch Escape

After using the one touch parking function to park or manually parking the vehicle and selecting P gear, as long as the vehicle’s position is not moved, you can use the one touch escape function, which can automatically control the vehicle’s steering and speed, helping you move the vehicle out of the parking slot and complete the escape.

1. Horizontal parking distance: The available distance length without obstacles in front and behind the vehicle must not be less than 1.1m, for the vertical parking distance (width): The available distance without obstacles on both sides of the vehicle must not be less than 0.6m to ensure smooth exit.
2. Manual parking requires the rear of the vehicle to enter the upcoming parking space before it can support the use of one touch escape function. The intelligent parking-exit function is completed by the following steps:
3. The intelligent parking-exit function can be enabled using the following methods: Method 1: Click the “Pull Out” button on the 360 interface to enable the intelligent parking-exit function, and enter the intelligent parking- exit function interface; Method 2: Click the “Pull Out” button on the HOME interface of the central screen to enable the intelligent parking-exit function, and enter the intelligent parking-exit function interface; Method 3: Click the “Pull Out” button in One Touch iAD on the APP menu interface of the central screen to enable the intelligent parking -exit function, and enter the intelligent parking-exit function interface; Method 4: After voice activation, simply say “I want to park out”.
4. Select and confirm the parking-exit direction This function will automatically detect and display the available parking-exit directions to the front left and front right; click the direction button, and you can switch to select the desired direction. When this function determines that a direction is not suitable for parking out due to obstacles, this direction will not be available for selection. In general, this function will default to recommend and select the direction that you used the APA for parking previously; however, when the function determines that this direction is not suitable for parking out, it will not recommend it for you. Note: Sometimes this function cannot make direction recommendations because the system may fail to recognize or remember a clear parking-in direction. When you select a parking-exit direction, the function will display the path range that the parking-exit process it will go through. Please make sure that there are no objects in this range such as obstacles that could cause scratches or collisions, and follow the operation prompts on the function interface to start the parking-exit operation.
5. Operate the intelligent parking-exit function During intelligent parking-exit operation, the interface will display the change of the relative position relationship between the current vehicle and the parking space in real time. This function will automatically control the steering and speed of the vehicle, but you still need to monitor the surroundings to ensure the safe parking-exit process.
6. Complete parking out After this function is completed, it will automatically engage P gear, and prompt: Parking Out Completed. Pausing and Exiting the Function:
7. The intelligent parking-exit process will be paused in the following cases:
8. Click [Pause] button in the function interface;
9. Press the brake pedal or open the door;
10. The time from braking to stopping exceeds a certain period of time due to obstacles. After the function is paused for a certain period of time, you can click the [Continue] button in the function interface to continue the parking-exit operation.
11. The parking-exit process will be exited in the following cases:
12. The driver intervenes with the operation;

• Turn the steering wheel
• Move the shift lever *The function has no response when the throttle is applied

2. Click [Exit] button in the function interface;
3. The function is paused for more than 1 minute due to obstacles;
4. Abnormalities such as system failure or fault detection.