Smart Follow User Guide

When Smart Follow is enabled, the vehicle automatically follows the position of the controller (watch), supporting auto steering, on-the-spot U-turns, and intelligent radar obstacle avoidance. It also includes one-touch remote takeover and emergency braking for safe operation. It is recommended to use follow mode at low speed.

• VRA Button

  Adjusts the minimum follow distance. Factory default is 2 m, adjustable range is 0.3 m ~ 2 m.

• One-Touch Takeover Button

  Instantly switches mode in emergencies — the remote controller forcibly takes over vehicle control, supporting emergency braking.

1. Effective follow range: 0.3 m ~ 7 m - Distance < 0.3 m: vehicle stops automatically - Distance > 7 m: vehicle stops automatically 2. Minimum follow distance setting: factory default is 2 m, adjustable via the VRA button on the remote controller (range 0.3 m ~ 2 m)

The vehicle automatically steers according to the target bearing of the controller (watch). When the target is behind the vehicle and the distance is between 2 m and 7 m, the vehicle performs an automatic on-the-spot U-turn.

- Hardware: comes with 4 radar units, installable on the front and/or rear of the vehicle (recommended to install all on the front). - Trigger logic: when an obstacle is detected within 1.2 m ahead, the vehicle stops immediately and emits a continuous beeping alarm. Once the obstacle is cleared and no obstacle has been detected for 3 consecutive seconds, the vehicle automatically resumes following.

In emergencies, when the vehicle encounters impassable terrain, or when manual stop/steering/reversing is needed, you can use the remote controller to instantly switch modes and forcibly take over vehicle control.

• Use follow mode at low speed for improved driving safety
• One-touch remote takeover is always available in follow mode as a safety fallback
• Radar is only an assistive aid and cannot handle all scenarios — take manual control in advance on complex terrain