Chery's New Innovation, Advanced Parking Feature Makes Parking Super Easy

Interior of the Chery car. (Photo: Chery)

JAKARTA - Chinese manufacturers are endless in innovating, the latest Chery officially introduced Advanced Parking, a smart parking innovation designed to help users overcome various parking challenges more easily, safely, and efficiently.

In a statement from the manufacturer, Thursday, April 23, it was explained through Advanced Parking, Chery presents a more practical and intuitive parking experience through three main features designed to support the daily activities of modern families.

This feature allows users to call a vehicle through the application from a more convenient location. The car can exit the parking slot and approach the pick-up point, so users don't have to walk far to the parking area.

Advanced Parking also allows users to get off first at more strategic locations, then activate the automatic parking feature via mobile phone. The vehicle will continue to search for a parking space and maneuver independently.

This feature is very relevant when you come home after a long day. Drivers can get off right in front of the house, apartment lobby, or more easily accessible entry point, while the car looks for a parking space on its own. As a result, time and energy are more economical, and the return trip feels lighter and more comfortable.

Behind this ease, Advanced Parking is equipped with a system that is able to read the surrounding situation in real-time. This technology can recognize available parking spaces and adjust various conditions, such as slots that are suddenly filled, narrow lanes, crossing with other vehicles in limited lanes, to pedestrians.

This ability is very useful in various parking conditions, both in crowded office basements and in shopping centers. With an adaptive response, the parking process continues to run smoothly, safely, and under control even though the situation changes quickly.

To support its performance, Advanced Parking is developed with a combination of sensors, cameras, and integrated intelligent processing systems. Users can also monitor the parking process directly through mobile devices. In certain conditions, vehicles can automatically slow down or stop as part of a prioritized safety system.