The M9/M8 opens the new OTA push smart driving navigation assistance to automatically honk the whistle-Passionategeekz –

[CNMO Technology News]On June 13, Hongmeng Zhixing officially released the function description of the June OTA. This OTA involves the entire series of M9 and M8 extended-range series models. The OTA push event will be launched on June 13. For specific upgrade time, you can pay attention to the push notifications of the vehicle’s central control screen or app. This update brings a number of major feature updates, let’s take a look together.

1. Added the rescue function of autonomously making satellite phone calls in emergency situations; 2. Added the live screensaver function of the rear control screen; 3. Added the function of the fragrance adjustment system of the rear control screen; 4. Added the small blue light for intelligent assisted driving indicators, and the driving status of the vehicle can be seen outside the car; 5. Added the new parking space to the parking space to support the access assistance function for the parking space, making the experience more smooth; 6. Added the Intelligent Driving Navigation Assistance (NCA) whistle reminder function. When a vehicle in the next lane has an emergency plug, the system will automatically honk to remind you to pay attention to safety; 7. In low-speed scenarios, a new forward collision warning will be activated after triggering.

8. After the vehicle computer is bound to the Gaode account, new support will be added to send the Gaode map navigation information of the mobile phone to the vehicle computer with one click; 9. In the navigation state, the estimated arrival time of the service area on the route and the idle information of the charging station are displayed; 10. Optimize the experience of intelligent driving navigation assist, and support the use of high-speed toll stations; 11. Optimize the experience of intelligent driving navigation assist, the vehicle brakes are softer, the lane change at low speed is more decisive, and the queuing at intersections/ramps is smarter.

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