As an experienced car enthusiast who frequently tinkers with vehicles, I've encountered the issue of the 360-degree panoramic view getting stuck on the screen more than once. The primary cause is usually a system software glitch, where the background processing gets overloaded and automatically locks on that interface, or the software version is too outdated and requires an update. Another common problem is a malfunction in the touch module of the central control screen, such as unresponsive or sluggish buttons, making it impossible to exit by pressing the button. Regarding the cameras, if a lens gets dirty or waterlogged, affecting signal reception, the system gets stuck in the panoramic view and can't switch. Last time I encountered this issue while driving in the rain, the rainwater blurred the camera, and the image mode simply wouldn't exit. Incorrect settings are also a frequent issue, such as when the automatic parking function is enabled, the vehicle might mistakenly judge it's still in low-speed mode, causing the image to freeze. A temporary solution is to park, turn off the engine for a few minutes, and then restart. For prevention, I regularly clean the cameras with a damp cloth and check for software updates to avoid problems during long trips. If all else fails, it's best to visit a professional shop for inspection to avoid compromising driving safety, especially when reversing with limited visibility, which can be quite dangerous.
