What is the operation method of Mercedes-Benz automatic parking?
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The operation method of Mercedes-Benz automatic parking is to drive at a low speed, and the speed is lower than 30 kilometers per hour, then press the intelligent mode button below the center console, which is on the right side of the driver's seat. When the center console screen displays the option to select a parking space and confirm, we press the confirmation button on the steering wheel, then choose to move forward or backward, and according to the reversing assist system display, we shift into R gear and adjust the position to park the car. Introduction to the Mercedes-Benz automatic parking button: In front of the center armrest box of the car, after the driver turns on the automatic parking button and shifts into R gear, the vehicle will remind the driver whether to confirm automatic parking. Mercedes-Benz automatic parking operation method: Drive at a low speed and the speed is lower than 30 kilometers per hour, then press the intelligent mode button below the center console, which is on the right side of the driver's seat, the second to last position on the panel. The vehicle will automatically search for the nearest position. When the center console screen displays the option to select a parking space and confirm, press the confirmation button on the steering wheel, then choose to move forward or backward, and according to the reversing assist system display, shift into R gear and adjust the position to park the car. After entering the automatic parking program, the vehicle will control the steering wheel autonomously, and the driver does not need to intervene.
When I first got my Mercedes, I was incredibly curious about the automatic parking feature. The operation is actually quite simple: drive at a low speed, press the parking assist button on the center console, and the system will automatically scan for nearby parking spaces. When options appear on the screen, I use the steering wheel buttons to select a suitable spot. Then, the system prompts me to control the brake and accelerator while it handles the steering and gear shifts. The whole process feels like having an invisible assistant, effortlessly parking the car smoothly into the spot. The first time I used it was in an underground mall parking lot where parallel parking spaces were tight. It even helped me avoid a nearby pillar, saving me a lot of time. Driving can be stressful, and this feature has been a lifesaver, though it took some getting used to—sometimes the system needs clear parking lines and might not work in messy corners. Overall, once you get the hang of it, daily parking becomes much easier, and you no longer have to twist and turn while reversing.
