What does 'assist' mean in cars?

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LaBeau
07/30/25 3:49am
When 'assist-plus' appears on the car dashboard, it refers to a parking assistance system. 'Assist' stands for auxiliary braking. Below is relevant information: 1. Function of assist-plus: A safety assistance device used during car parking or reversing, currently the mainstream consists of a reversing camera and in-car display forming the parking assistance system. When reversing, the front display shows real-time video from the rear camera, enhancing reversing safety. 2. Composition of assist-plus: The secondary components include ultrasonic sensors (commonly called probes), controllers, and displays (or buzzers).
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