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IT Home reported on November 13 that BYD Ocean Network released a test video yesterday showing the results of AES automatic emergency steering tests of the second-generation Seal 07 at the Shenzhen Bay Area Intelligent Connected Vehicle Test Site.
BYD set up four tests this time, and the vehicle successfully avoided the obstacle in each, including:
Emergency avoidance of a lead vehicle that suddenly disappears at high speed: passed at a test speed of 130 km/h
Emergency avoidance when caught between vehicles in front and behind: passed at a test speed of 90 km/h
Emergency avoidance of a child suddenly emerging from behind an obstruction: passed at a test speed of 90 km/h
IT Home note: AES (automatic emergency steering) and the more common AEB (automatic emergency braking) complement each other: AEB handles stopping the vehicle, while AES takes over steering when there is insufficient distance to brake, changing lanes to avoid an obstacle if the adjacent lane is safe.
In the video, we can see a turquoise Seal 07 driving on a closed test road, with a white vehicle ahead serving as an obstacle or target vehicle. In the test involving someone suddenly emerging from behind an obstruction, a mannequin wearing a dark hooded jacket appears by the roadside, and the vehicle steers around it as it approaches.
The second-generation BYD Seal 07 officially went on sale on November 5, with an official guide price of 139,900–172,900 yuan and a special trade-in price of 135,900–168,900 yuan. The new car is available in both fully electric and plug-in hybrid versions and is equipped with the God's Eye B intelligent driving assistance system.
Related reading:
“Second-generation BYD Seal 07 goes on sale: equipped with the DiSus-M intelligent magnetorheological body control system, with special trade-in prices starting at 135,900 yuan”
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