Li Xiang L9 Accident Suspected Due to Vehicle Recognition Error

TapTechNews June 5th, a video was released by 1818 Golden Eye today. Xiao Wu was driving the Li Xiang L9 on the Hangzhou Airport Expressway and claimed that the LCC (Lane Centering Control) was enabled at that time, but the car turned to the right by itself and finally had an accident, suspected to be a vehicle recognition error.

The related topic of this incident has topped the Weibo hot search list. In response, Ideal's product manager, @Zhelun Banzhang, responded on Weibo, stating that they have contacted the car owner and provided corresponding explanations.

In the accident, the driver first manually took over the LCC through the steering wheel, and then the vehicle deviated from the lane. After manual takeover, the vehicle will execute with the driver's manual control as the highest priority.

TapTechNews note: Lane Centering Assist (LCC) is an assisted driving function that can assist the driver in controlling the steering wheel and continuously keep the vehicle centered in the current lane. It is applicable for highways and dry road conditions with clear lane lines.

The 1818 Golden Eye video shows that before the accident, Xiao Wu was driving in slippers, with his hands not on the steering wheel and his feet not on the accelerator.