How to activate the active brake in the Leiling?
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The method to activate the active brake in the Leiling: The automatic brake will only activate after the adaptive cruise control is turned on. To use the automatic brake, you need to first enable the adaptive cruise control. The adaptive cruise control can be activated via the buttons on the steering wheel. The active brake in the Leiling is turned on by default and can be accessed using the multifunction buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. The Leiling is a compact sedan based on Toyota's MC platform, with dimensions of 4640mm in length, 1780mm in width, 1455mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2700mm. Compared to the previous model, the front fascia of the Leiling features more lines, with raised front fenders on both sides, headlights in a hook-style design, and minor modifications to the rear styling, including a black horizontal chrome strip that runs across the taillights.
I just picked up my new Levin last week, and enabling the automatic emergency braking is super easy! After starting the engine, I pressed the volume button on the right side of the steering wheel to access the infotainment menu, then opened the vehicle settings' safety options, found the collision avoidance assist system, and selected the 'on' status. This system isn't enabled by default – you need to manually activate it once to take effect. Once activated, it automatically detects obstacles ahead and applies the brakes in emergencies, significantly improving driving safety. For daily use, I recommend testing its sensitivity on open roads to avoid false alarms. Remember, never rely on it completely as a substitute for attention – maintaining a safe distance remains crucial. Regularly visit the 4S shop for system software updates to ensure proper functionality, as dust or interference can affect radar performance. Overall, I feel much more at ease driving with it enabled, especially on highways where it's been a real peace of mind.
