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2*IF EQUIPPEDEV6 FEATURES & FUNCTIONS GUIDE
VIDEOS & QR CODES . . Inside Front Cover
INSTRUMENT CLUSTEREV Instrument Cluster Overview ................. 03Distance to Empty (DTE) / Range ................ 03Indicators & Warning Lights ...................... 04Electric Vehicle (EV) Indicators ................... 05Energy Consumption ............................ 05Charge Warning Messages on Instrument Panel LCD ......................... 06Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) ......... 08Drive Mode Integrated Control System ........... 09
VEHICLE SETTINGSLCD Instrument Cluster Modes .................. 10Trip Modes / Trip Computer ...................... 10Vehicle Set tings – Infotainment System ........... 11Service Interval Mode ........................... 12
ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) FEATURESCharging Connector - Auto/Lock Mode. . . . . . . . . . . 13Scheduled Charging ............................. 13Charging Your EV ............................... 14EV Charge Transfer / Vehicle to Load (V2L) ....... 16EV Mode - Infotainment System ................. 17Regenerative Braking with Paddle Switches ...... 18
ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS)Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist (BCA) ...... 20Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist ..... 21Lane Keeping Assist (LK A) ....................... 22Blind-Spot View Monitor (BVM)*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Safe Exit Assist (SEA) ............................ 23Lane Following Assist (LFA) ...................... 24Intelligent Speed Limit Assist (ISL A) .............. 25Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) ........ 26Highway Driving Assist (HDA) .................... 28Reverse/Forward* Parking Distance Warning (PDW) ............................... 29 Smar t Cruise Control (SCC) ...................... 30
ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS) c o n t i n u e dNavigation-based Smar t Cruise Control (NSCC) . . 31Driver At tention Warning (DAW) ................. 32Leading Vehicle Depar ture Aler t (LVDA) .......... 33Remote Smar t Parking Assist (RSPA)* ............34Rear View Monitor (RVM) ........................35Augmented Reality Head-Up Display (HUD)* .....363D Surround View Monitor (SVM)* ............... 37Reverse Parking Collision-Avoidance Assist (PCA)* 38
DRIVER’S PANELInstrument Cluster Illumination Control ........... 39Electronic Stability Control (ESC) ................. 39Hill-Star t Assist Control (HAC). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Power But ton ................................... 40Power Windows, Window Lock & Central Door Lock ........................... 41Electronic Child Safety Lock System* ............. 41Automatic Door Lock/Unlock .................... 41Power/Heated Outside Mirrors ................... 41Power Folding Outside Mirrors* .................. 41
STEERING WHEEL CONTROLSHeadlights & High Beams ........................ 42High Beam Assist (HBA) ......................... 42Turn Signals ..................................... 42Windshield Wipers & Washers .................... 43Tilt/Telescoping Steering Wheel .................. 43
INFOTAINMENT SYSTEMSBluetooth® Wireless Technology .................44Audio Controls ..................................45Android Auto™ / Apple CarPlay® Setup ...........46Kia Connect Activation .......................... 47Kia Connect Assistance* ......................... 47Kia Access App Download ....................... 48Kia Access App Features Guide .................. 48Kia Connect with Smar t Navigation .............. 49
CENTER PANELDigital Clock .................................... 50Multimedia USB Por ts & Power Outlets ........... 50USB-C Charger Por ts* ........................... 50Wireless Smar tphone Charging System .......... 51Automatic Climate Control ....................... 52Rotary Dial Shifter ............................... 53Heated Steering Wheel* ......................... 53Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) / Auto Hold ....... 54Seat Warmers / Ventilated Seats* ................ 55
SEATINGInfotainment System Seat Set tings* ..............55Front Seat Headrest Adjustment ................. 56Driver Position Memory System* .................56Power Adjustable Driver ’s Seat ................... 56Folding Rear Seats .............................. 57Rear Occupant Aler t (ROA) with Door Monitoring . 57
OTHER KEY FEATURESHood Release Lever and Latch ................... 58Sunvisor ........................................ 58Exterior Flush Door Handle Operation ............58Smar t Key with Remote Star t / Remote Smar t Parking Assist (RSPA)* .......... 59Double-Turn Lock/Unlock All .................... 59Smart Power Liftgate* ...........................60Manual Liftgate* / Liftgate Release But ton ........ 61Cargo Cover Storage ............................ 61Map/Room Lamps .............................. 62Sunroof Operation .............................. 62Child-Protector Rear Door Lock* .................63Tire Mobility Kit .................................63
SAFETY FEATURESOccupant Detection System (ODS) / Passenger Airbag Off Indicator ................ 64Seat Belts ....................................... 64
MAINTENANCE CHART ......... Back Cover
LEGAL DISCLAIMERS . . Inside Back Cover
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Refer to the inside front cover for more information on QR codes.www.youtube.com/KiaFeatureVideos
EV Instrument Cluster Overview Video
EV Distance to Empty (DTE) Video
QR CODES
A POWER (PWR) - Energy consumption rate
B CHARGE (CHG) - Charge status of the regenerative brakes
C Battery State of Charge (SOC) gauge
D Speedometer
E Distance to Empty / Range
F Reduction gear shift indicator
G Odometer
H Regenerative braking level indicator
I EV energy economy
Distance to Empty (DTE) or Range E is the estimated distance an EV can be driven with the remaining electric energy until the battery reaches zero. DTE can vary depending on the selected drive mode, current driving conditions, traffic, driving patterns, air conditioner or heater use, and how much cargo you are carrying.
EV Instrument Cluster Overview
Distance to Empty (DTE) / Range
Your vehicle’s instrument cluster & indicator light locations may differ from those in the illustrations. For more information on the instrument cluster, the LCD Warning Messages and the function of all indicator and warning lights, please refer to section 5 of the Owner ’s Manual.
Illustrations are for demonstration purposes only. Some indicators and warning lights may not appear in illustrations. On the vehicle, they may appear in the LCD.
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REMINDERS:
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If DTE displays “Zero Miles,” you need to charge the vehicle immediately
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Most electric vehicles can drive an additional t wo to five miles depending on driving conditions
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Distance to empt y may depend on many factors such as the charge amount of the high voltage bat ter y, weather, temperature, durabilit y of the bat ter y, geographical features, and driving st yle
•Operating the climate control system may reduce the Distance to Empt y
•When decelerating or driving downhill, regenerative braking charges the high voltage bat ter y which minimizes energy loss and increases the Distance to Empt y or Range
•When you set a destination via the on-board navigation system, DTE is calculated based on the route selected. By set ting a final destination, DTE accuracy improves. By knowing the final location, the vehicle can bet ter predict the amount of bat ter y energy it will need to reach that destination
•When operating the climate control, use the DRIVER ONLY function to conser ve energy
•In cold weather, use scheduled heating to reduce the amount of energy consumption
•In the EV Set tings, select WINTER MODE to increase the bat ter y temperature in cold weather
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Indicators & Warning Lights
High Beam Indicator Light
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AUTOHOLDAUTO HOLD Indicator Light
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Regenerative Brake Warning Indicator (Two separate indicators on Instrument Cluster lit at same time)
LED Headlamp Warning Light
Charging Cable Connection Indicator
Power Down Warning Light
High Voltage Bat ter y Low Level Warning Light
12V Bat ter y
EPBElectronic Parking Brake (EPB)
Icy Road Warning Indicator Light*
All-Wheel Drive (AWD) Warning Light*
Highway Lane Change Assist Indicator Light*
Your vehicle’s instrument cluster & indicator light locations may differ from those in the illustrations. For more information on the instrument cluster, the LCD Warning Messages and the function of all indicator and warning lights, please refer to section 5 of the Owner ’s Manual.
This illustration is for demonstration purposes only.
Some indicators and warning lights may not appear in illustration. On the vehicle, they may appear in the LCD.
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A Distance to Empty / Range
B CHARGE (CHG) - Charge status of the regenerative brakes
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Refer to the inside front cover for more information on QR codes.www.youtube.com/KiaFeatureVideos
EV Energy Consumption Video
Tips for Economical Driving Video
QR CODE
Ready indicator light – Illuminates when the vehicle is ready to drive. When the ready indicator light is blinking, a malfunction has occurred. Have an authorized Kia dealer address the concern as soon as possible.
EV Service warning light – Illuminates when there is a malfunction related to the electric vehicle control system. Have an authorized Kia dealer address the concern as soon as possible.
Power down warning light – Illuminates when the vehicle’s speed and per formance are limited for the safety of the electric vehicle.
Charging indicator light – Shows the charging status of the high-voltage battery. When charging, the green indicator turns on. The indicator turns off when not charging.
High-voltage battery low level warning light – Illuminates when the high-voltage battery charge level is insufficient.
Regenerative brake warning lights (when both indicators are lit) –
Illuminates when the regenerative brake system is not functioning correctly.
A State of Charge (SOC) gauge
The State of Charge gauge displays the high-voltage battery charge status.
B Power / Charge Gauge
The Power / Charge gauge provides information on the energy consumption rate of the vehicle and the charge status of the regenerative brakes.
•POWER – Shows the energy consumption rate of the vehicle
when driving uphill or accelerating. The more electric energy used, the higher the gauge level
•CHARGE – Shows the charging status of the battery when it is being charged by the regenerative brakes. The more electric energy charged, the lower the gauge level
C Distance to Empty (DTE)
DTE is the estimated distance the vehicle can be driven with the remaining high-voltage battery level. The DTE will vary according to the selected drive mode and Climate Control settings.
For more information, refer to the Owner ’s Manual.
Energy Consumption
There are several factors that contribute to your electric vehicle’s energy consumption, including maintenance of your vehicle, driving style, weather, durability of the battery and environmental conditions.
Below are tips to help reduce energy consumption:
•Use Scheduled Climate settings to preheat the vehicle before driving
•In EV Settings, select the Winter Mode charge settings
•Keep your vehicle in good condition with regular maintenance
•Don’t “ride” the brake pedal
•Drive at a moderate speed, accelerating smoothly and at a moderate rate
•Use the climate control system less often. Use the Driver Only setting
•Keep tires inflated to the recommended pressure
•Travel lightly, without carrying unnecessary weight in your vehicle
•Ensure wheels are aligned correctly
•Avoid placing large or heavy items on roof racks
•Avoid hilly, winding or poorly maintained roads
For more information, refer to section 1 of the Owner ’s Manual.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Indicators
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTERINSTRUMENTCLUSTER
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Unplug vehicle to start – When starting the vehicle while the charging connector is still connected, this warning message will appear. Remove the charging connector and then start the vehicle.
Charge Warning Messages on Instrument Panel LCD (Continued)
Unplug vehicle to startCharging Stopped.Check the AC charger
Remaining Time
10 h 18m (90%)
Checkregenerative brakes
Charging Stopped.Check the DC charger
Charging Stopped. Check the AC/DC charger – When there is a problem with the external AC or DC charger, when the AC charger stops charging or when the charging cable is damaged, this message will appear. Check whether there is a problem with the charger or cable. If no problem is found, see an authorized Kia dealer for further assistance.
Remaining Time – Displays the remaining
time to charge the battery to the selected target battery charge level, current SOC and the charge voltage level.
Check Regenerative Brakes – Displays when the
regenerative brake system does not work properly. In this case, have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer.
Charging Stopped. Check the cable connector – When the charging connector is not correctly connected to the charging inlet or the charging connector lock release button is pressed, this message will appear. If this occurs, separate the charging connector and re-connect it. Check whether there is any problem (external damage, foreign substances, etc.) with the charging connector and charging inlet. If the problem continues, see an authorized Kia dealer for assistance.
Illustrations are for demonstration purposes only. Some messages may appear differently. See section 1 in the Owner ’s Manual for more information.
REMINDERS:
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When these warning messages are displayed, do not accelerate or star t the vehicle suddenly
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All stored driving information (except Odometer and Range) is reset if the bat ter y is disconnected
Charging Stopped.Check the cable connector
Charging Door Open
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Charging Door Open – When starting the vehicle while the
charging door is still open, this warning message will appear. Close the charging door after charging is complete and then start the vehicle.
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Refer to the inside front cover for more information on QR codes.www.youtube.com/KiaFeatureVideos
Vehicle Settings - EV Infotainment System Video
Ambient, Mood & Theme Lighting Video
QR CODESVehicle Settings - Infotainment System
To enter the Vehicle Settings mode in the Infotainment System, press and hold the Mode button A, or press the SETUP key/button, when the vehicle is at a standstill, Rotary Dial Shifter Knob in Park, and while the Power button is in the ON position. Then select VEHICLE to the Vehicle Settings menu.
Driving Convenience: •Smart Cruise Control •Forward Safety •Parking Safety •Driver Attention Warning •Blind-Spot Safety •Speed Limit •Lane Safety
Drive Mode: •Brake Mode
•Climate Control ECO Mode
ECO Vehicle: •Smart Regeneration System •Charging Connector Locking Mode •Charging Voice Prompts
Active Sound Design: •Largest, Moderate, Smallest, Change/ Off •Advanced Settings
Head-Up Display: •Display Mode •Display Control •AR Matching Adjustment •Content Selection
Cluster: •Cluster Theme Selection •Service Interval •Reset Fuel Economy •Content Selection
•Welcome Sound
Climate: •Recirculate Air •Automatic Ventilation •Defog/Defrost Options
Seat: •Seat Position Change Alert •Seating Easy Access
Lights: •Ambient Light •One-Touch Turn Signal •Headlight Delay •High Beam Assist
Door: •Auto Lock •Auto Unlock •Approach Unlock •2-Press Unlock
•Power Liftgate •Power Liftgate Opening Speed •Power Liftgate Opening Height •Smart Liftgate •Remote Window Control
Convenience: •Rear Occupant Alert •Welcome Mirror/Light •Wireless Charging System •High Beam Assist
Driving while distracted is dangerous and should be avoided. Do not at tempt to change vehicle system set tings while driving.
For more information, refer to section 5 in the Owner ’s Manual.
Screen illustration is for demonstration purposes only.
(But tons located on left side of Steering Wheel)
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Driver Attention WarningSmart Cruise Control
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ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) FEATURES
ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) F E AT U R E S
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(Trickle / normal charge shown)
(Panel located on left side of Steering Wheel)
Charging Your EV (Continued)
To charge your EV using a charger:
•Ensure scheduled charging is not set on the infotainment system or the Kia Access App
•Press the brake pedal and engage the parking brake
•Turn off all switches, turn the Rotary Dial Shifter Knob to P (Park), and turn off the vehicle
•To open the charge port door, press the left edge of the charge port door A or press the Charging Door Open button B on the Driver ’s Panel inside (the charging door can be opened when the vehicle is unlocked)
•Hold the charging connector handle and connect it to the vehicle’s charging inlet C by pushing the connector until you hear a clicking sound
•Charging begins automatically (Ensure the charge indicator light is illuminated red on your instrument cluster, indicating the vehicle is charging, and ensure scheduled charging is not set)
Checking the Charging Status
The charging status can be checked by viewing the charging status indicator D next to the charging inlet or on the dash panel. The lights will progressively become lit as the vehicle approaches a full charge.
REMINDER: For more detail and/or subsequent steps in charging your vehicle, including safet y precautions that should be taken, please see section 1 of the Owner ’s Manual.
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ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) FEATURES
ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) F E AT U R E S
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Regenerative Braking - Paddle Switches, Drive Mode Video
Regenerative Braking - i-Pedal Video
QR CODE
Each of the different Drive Modes allows the regenerative braking level to be set at the driver ’s preference.
QUICK TIP
(Indicator on lower left corner of Instrument display)
Regenerative Braking with Paddle Switches
The regenerative braking system charges the battery when coasting or when you use the brakes to stop the vehicle. Use the paddle switches to adjust the regenerative braking level from 0 to 3 during decelerating or braking. The level will be displayed on the instrument cluster A.
•Pull the left paddle switch B to increase regenerative braking and deceleration
•Pull the right paddle switch C to decrease regenerative braking and deceleration
The paddle shifters do not operate when:
•Both paddle shifters are pulled at the same time
•The vehicle is decelerating by depressing the brake pedal
•Smart Cruise Control (SCC) is active
i-Pedal
i-Pedal driving controls the vehicle speed by the accelerator pedal, both acceleration and deceleration. To activate i-Pedal:
•Pull the left side paddle switch B to Level 3 regenerative braking (see indicator on Instrument Cluster)
•Then pull the left side paddle switch B once again when the regenerative braking level is set to Level 3
The i-Pedal indicator symbol will be illuminated on the instrument cluster.
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For more information on regenerative braking, i-pedal driving or the Smar t Regeneration System, please refer to section 6 in the Owner ’s Manual.
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REMINDER: The driver ’s seat belt must be fastened to operate i-pedal driving.
Do not solely rely on i-pedal driving to stop the vehicle, as it may not be able to stop the vehicle depending on vehicle and road conditions. Always use pedal braking when necessar y. Pay at tention to the road condition ahead and apply the brake if necessar y.
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Regenerative Braking - Smart Regeneration Video
QR CODE
One-Pedal Driving
One-Pedal Driving increases the regenerative braking amount to above level 3 and may slow the vehicle down by pulling down the left switch.
•Pull and hold the left paddle switch B while coasting to activate One-Pedal Driving
•When the vehicle speed is above 2 mph, release the left paddle switch B for less than 0.5 seconds to return to the previously set level of regenerative braking
•When the vehicle speed is below 2 mph, One-Pedal Driving can stop the vehicle even though the left paddle switch is released
REMINDER: The driver ’s seat belt must be fastened to operate one-pedal driving.
Do not solely rely on one-pedal driving to stop the vehicle, as it may not be able to stop the vehicle depending on vehicle and road conditions. Always use pedal braking when necessar y and pay at tention to the road conditions ahead and apply the brake if necessar y.
Smart Regeneration System
This system automatically adjusts the regenerative braking level based on a vehicle being detected in front and road conditions.
•Activate Smart Regeneration in the Vehicle Settings on the Infotainment System by pressing SETUP on the screen, VEHICLE and ECO VEHICLE, and then SMART REGENER ATION. AUTO D will be displayed on the instrument cluster. AUTO regenerative brake adjusts regenerative braking based on the distance with the vehicle in front and its speed
•Pull and hold the right paddle switch C for more than 1 second to turn on/off the automatic change of the regenerative braking. The minimum regenerative braking level can be adjusted when in AUTO mode by using the left and right paddle switches
Smar t Regeneration is a supplemental system for the driver ’s convenience. Do not solely rely on this system to stop the vehicle or avoid collisions. Always cautiously look ahead to prevent unexpected or sudden situations.
Regenerative Braking with Paddle Switches (Continued)
ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) FEATURES
ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) F E AT U R E S
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Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist (BCA) Video
QR CODEBlind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist (BCA)†4
REMINDERS:
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The BCA warning may sound when turning left into an intersection. Maintain a proper distance from oncoming vehicles
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BCA will not issue a warning if the vehicle speed is 6 mph or more above the surrounding vehicles
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When BCA is ON and the ignition is cycled, BCA returns to its previous state
When engaged, BCA is a supplemental system. Do not solely rely on this system and always pay at tention to the road and its conditions.
Refer to section 6 in the Owner ’s Manual for more information.
The images on this page are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual feature or operation.
•BCA Warning Volume can be adjusted in the Vehicle Set tings in the Infotainment System. Go to Driver Assistance, then Warning Volume
•BCA will activate when:
-The system is turned on
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Other vehicles are detected on the rear sides of the vehicle
-Vehicle speed is above approximately 20 mph
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BCA uses rear corner radar sensors in the rear bumper to monitor and warn the driver in certain situations if it detects an approaching vehicle in the driver ’s blind spot area and before changing lanes. Initially, BCA provides Blind-Spot Collision Warning (BCW) when it detects a potential collision with a vehicle, emitting an audible warning and visual alert on the outside rearview mirrors. If the system detects that the collision risk has increased, Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist (BCA) automatically applies the opposite side front brake to try and mitigate a potential collision.
1st-stage: When another vehicle is detected within BCW warning boundary A, an indicator will illuminate on the outside rearview mirrors B.
2nd-stage: When 1st stage warning is on and the driver activates a turn signal, a flashing indicator will illuminate on the outside rearview mirrors and the system will sound a warning.
3rd-stage: When 1st stage warning is on and the 2nd stage warning has already occurred, and the collision risk has increased, braking is applied to the opposite side front wheel and a visual warning occurs.
BCA User Settings:
•To enable BCA , press the SETUP key/button on the Infotainment System. Select the VEHICLE button to enter the Vehicle Settings. Select DRIVER ASSISTANCE and then BLIND-SPOT SAFET Y
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To set BCA when in Blind-Spot Safety, select:
– Active Assist: BCA will provide a warning (audible & visual) and may activate Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and temporarily apply braking power
– Warning Only: Vehicle will provide a warning only (audible & visual)
– Off: System is off, no warnings provided
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To set the initial warning activation time, go to the Vehicle Settings, then
Driver Assistance, then Warning Timing. Adjust the warning timing:
– Early/Normal: Maximizes the amount of distance between the
vehicles before the initial warning occurs
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Later: Reduces the amount of distance between the vehicles
before the initial warning occurs
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ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS)
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