Accessing the parking view
The parking view often appears automatically when you slow down to park, but sometimes you need to open it manually. Find the Camera app in the contextual bar to open the parking view.
The parking view closes automatically when you are parked or driving above a certain speed.
Features in the parking view
- Multiple camera views
- Front and rear distance and obstacle detection
- Rear Auto Brake, which can provide automatic braking for obstacles while reversing at low speeds
- Alerts about traffic crossing behind your vehicle1
- Park Pilot Assist, which can actively steer the vehicle in and out of parking spaces
Tip
Temporary mute
You can turn the parking support sounds off by pressing the mute button 
in the parking view. This lasts for the rest of the drive.
Adjust volume
If you want to change the volume of the parking support sounds, go to sound settings.
Check your selected gear
The availability of certain features depends on your gear selection.
Camera views
 | 3D | The vehicle combines front, rear and side camera views to show the vehicle in its surroundings. |
 | Rear | A camera at the back of the vehicle provides the rear view. |
 | Front | A camera at the very front of the vehicle provides the front view. |
 | Left | A camera on the left side of the vehicle provides the left side view. |
 | Right | A camera on the right side of the vehicle provides the right side view. |
Top view
The top view shows the vehicle from above.
Adjusting the 3D view
You can adjust the 3D view by changing the angle using your fingers. Adjusting the view can make it easier for you to navigate between different angles and get an overview of your vehicle in the parking view.
Tip
Obstacle and distance detection
The parking view can provide both visual and audible alerts if your vehicle detects any obstacles in your surroundings.
These alerts escalate the closer you are to a detected obstacle. The color of the visual indication shifts towards red, and the sound intensifies.
Important
Driver responsibility
Obstacle and distance detection is a supplement to safe driving practices. It does not reduce the need or responsibility of the driver to operate the vehicle as safely as possible.
The driver is always responsible for paying attention to the vehicle's surroundings and ensuring that it is safe to maneuver the vehicle.
Detection limitations
The vehicle's obstacle and distance detection capabilities have limitations. Read the separate section covering detection of vehicle surroundings and traffic before using features that rely on these capabilities.