Why does the Volkswagen CC display an automatic parking failure?

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VanEmmanuel
07/29/25 10:57am
Volkswagen CC displaying an automatic parking failure involves multiple systems, such as the steering gear, ABS, instrument panel, and parking sensors. It is essential to ensure that each related system is free of faults and is in an activated state. The principle of automatic parking: Radar sensors around the vehicle measure the distance and angle between the car and surrounding objects. The onboard computer then calculates the operational process, adjusting the steering wheel rotation in coordination with the vehicle speed, while the driver only needs to control the speed. Limitations of automatic parking: Environmental conditions can affect the measurement of parking spaces and the parking process. For example, when leaves, debris, or snow cover the curb, the parking assist system may have difficulty recognizing it. Near closed gate entrances, the system might mistake them for ideal parking spaces. If there are small traffic warning posts in the space, the system may fail to detect them and consider the space as a valid parking spot. Reducing speed can help improve the system's ability to recognize small objects in parking spaces.
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