Forward Collision Warning (FCW) and Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) work together. If you are about to hit a vehicle or vulnerable road user (pedestrian, cyclist or motorcyclist) ahead, a warning sounds. If you do not react in time, the car brakes automatically to reduce the effects of a collision. ESP must be on.Petrol only
Forward Collision Warning (FCW) and Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) work together. If you are about to hit a vehicle or pedestrian ahead, a warning sounds. If you do not react in time, the car brakes automatically to reduce the effects of a collision. Some versions only respond to vehicles, not pedestrians or cyclists.Super Hybrid (SHS-P) only
Turning it on or off
AEB and FCW are on by default. You can change them in the Driver Assistance settings on the central touchscreen.
Cluster indicators
AEB indicator
AEB fault - see an authorised Jaecoo service centre as soon as possible
AEB switched off
Things to know
- AEB will not work unless the driver's seat belt is fastened and the driver's door is closed.
- Petrol only
- AEB will not work unless the seat belts are fastened and the doors are closed.
- Super Hybrid (SHS-P) only
- ESP, FCW and AEB must all be switched on.
- If AEB brakes the car to a stop, it will not hold it there - you must take over.
- If you steer sharply or press the accelerator firmly while AEB is braking, AEB stops.
- It may not be available in special conditions such as desert roads.
Warning:AEB only assists you and cannot always avoid a collision, even within its speed range. It may brake when not needed, or not work at all. You must stay in control the whole time.
Warning:AEB detects cars, buses and lorries. It may struggle with vehicles with unusually high or low chassis, such as cement mixers and special vehicles.
Warning:AEB works best with pedestrians who show normal walking movements (head, arm and leg swing), and with cyclists showing a normal body-and-bike outline and pedalling. It does not treat oncoming cyclists as targets.