Ideal Auto's AEB function sparks controversy: The risk of high-speed "ghost braking" cannot be ignored

Ideal Auto has recently attracted attention due to the false triggering of the AEB function at high speed. According to reports, the Ideal L9 Pro suddenly braked automatically on the highway, causing the car behind to rear-end. Ideal Auto explained that this was because the vehicle mistakenly identified the car on the billboard in front as a real car, thus triggering the AEB function. This kind of "ghost braking" phenomenon is particularly dangerous when driving at high speeds and may cause serious accidents. Ideal Auto said it will continue to optimize the AEB function to reduce the risk of false triggering.