From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-06 18:16:00
Recently, a WENJIE M6 was driving on a curved road when an e-bike rider suddenly appeared from the opposite direction due to obstructed visibility caused by a left-side barrier. The vehicle’s Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) system quickly detected the approaching rider, highlighted the object in red on the instrument cluster display as a safety threat, and immediately applied emergency braking—successfully bringing the car to a complete stop and avoiding a collision. Footage from the dashcam showed the entire response process was swift. Both the vehicle occupants and the e-bike rider expressed shock over how close they came to an accident. The incident has drawn significant online attention, with some netizens praising the AEB system’s responsiveness, while others pointed out that riding against traffic on elevated ramp roads poses serious safety hazards.

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