FCA is designed to detect a vehicle ahead or detect a pedestrian/cyclist in the roadway through front view camera recognition and front radar signals. FCA warns the driver that a collision is imminent, and if necessary, temporarily applies emergency braking. If FCA detects a potential collision, FCA emits an audible warning, steering wheel haptic warning, and visual alert on the Instrument Cluster
.

If FCA detects that the collision risk has increased, FCA automatically applies the brakes to reduce your speed
, potentially helping to reduce the effects of a possible collision.

Junction Turning - With the left turn signal on, if it detects a potential collision, Junction Turning
may help to avoid the collision with an oncoming vehicle in an adjacent lane by applying emergency braking.

(Junction Turning)
Junction Crossing* - When approaching an intersection the Junction Crossing function
may help mitigate or avoid a collision with oncoming vehicles on the left or right side when crossing an intersection by applying emergency braking.

(Junction Crossing)
Direct Oncoming Vehicle function* - The Direct Oncoming function
may help reduce the vehicle speed to help prevent a collision when a vehicle or powered two-wheeler is detected and approaching from the opposite direction.

(Direct Oncoming Vehicle function)
Lane-Change Oncoming vehicle function* - Lane-Change Oncoming function
may mitigate or avoid a collision with oncoming vehicles or powered two-wheelers when changing lanes by assisting the driver's steering.

(Lane-Change Oncoming Vehicle function)
Lane-Change Side function* - Lane-Change Side function
may help mitigate or avoid a collision with vehicles or powered two-wheelers in the next lane when changing.

(Lane-Change Side function)
– Driver Steering Assist
- If a possible collision with a vehicle ahead, pedestrian, cyclist, or powered two-wheeler is detected and you steer to avoid the collision, Evasive Steering Assist may assist the driver in steering

(Driver Steering Assist)
– Evasive Steering Assist
- The Evasive Steering Assist function may help mitigate or avoid a collision with a vehicle, pedestrian cyclist, etc. in the same lane in front of you. When a risk of collision is detected, Evasive Steering Assist may warn you and assist your steering if you move the steering wheel

(Evasive Steering Assist)
FCA is ON by default. FCA can be enabled or disabled in the Vehicle Settings on the Infotainment System. Make sure the vehicle is at a standstill, gear shift in Park and the Engine Start/Stop button is in the ON position.
Infotainment System Vehicle Settings - Press the SETUP key or the onscreen SETUP button on the Infotainment System. Press the VEHICLE button to enter Vehicle Settings. In Driver Assistance, select Driving Safety, and then you may select Forward Safety, Forward Cross-traffic Safety, and Forward/Side Safety.
Forward Safety Warning Timing - To set the Warning Timing, in Driver Assistance, select Driving Safety, then in Forward Safety Warning Timing, select Standard or Late.
FCA will become active when the:
*See LEGAL page for legal information
Certain features are available only on select Kia models.
When engaged, Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist 2 is not a substitute for safe driving and may not detect all objects in front of the vehicle. Always drive safely and use caution.
Actual Vehicle and User Settings steps may vary by model. Images are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual feature or operation. Your actual display, buttons and/or features may vary.
Refer to section 10 in the Owner’s Manual for more information.