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How to use Toyota PCS?

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StNadia

07/29/25 10:31pm

Toyota PCS usage method: The "PCS" function equipped in Toyota vehicles is generally turned on by default. When detecting pedestrians or vehicles ahead, it assists the driver in preventing collisions. Below is an introduction to PCS: 1. Working principle: It uses the millimeter-wave radar at the front of the vehicle to detect pedestrians and vehicles ahead. In emergency situations, it assists the driver in preventing collisions through alerts, brake assistance, and automatic braking. 2. Speed range: The automatic braking function can be activated within a speed range of 10km/h to 80km/h. This refers to relative speed, not the absolute speed of a single vehicle.

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