The blind spot assist activates when another vehicle is in or approaching the driver's blind spot. The function warns about vehicles in the blind spot when the driver uses the direction indicator lights before changing lanes. The blind spot LED is activated on the side mirror on the same side as the vehicle in the blind spot. The behavior of the blind spot LED depends on:
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If there is another vehicle in the adjacent lane. |
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If the direction indicator lights are on. |
If there is another vehicle in the adjacent lane, and the direction indicator lights are not on, the blind spot LED is constantly lit. If the direction indicator lights are on, the blind spot LED flashes. There is also an optional audible warning.
Blind spot assist can be turned on/off and adjusted through the center display, by navigating to
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Note: The function remains turned on/off for future driving cycles.
Limitations of the blind spot warning function
Factors that might limit the function of the blind spot assist function include:
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Extreme temperatures, rain, snow, fog, haze, sandstorms, strong light, darkness, and poor visibility. |
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Construction zones, accidents, sharp curves, slopes, unpaved or icy roads, shadows, narrow or wide lanes, and obstacles. |
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Dirt, damage, or obstruction of sensors. |
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High-speed or partially entering vehicles, sudden lane changes, or prolonged side-by-side driving. |
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Stationary or slow-moving targets may not be detected and no function while reversing. |