Nissan Leaf 2018-2025 (ZE1) Owner's Manual : Moving Object Detection (MOD)

Nissan Leaf infotainment screen demonstrating the active Moving Object Detection interface with structural safety grid layouts

  1. CAMERA button (conveniently mounted on the physical display bezel assembly to activate or toggle camera modes)

WARNING

Failure to strictly follow the safety warnings and operational instructions for the correct use of the Moving Object Detection (MOD) system could cause surrounding hazards to be missed, resulting in serious property damage, severe personal injury, or death.

  • The advanced MOD system is engineered strictly as a driver convenience feature; it is not a safe substitute for proper, attentive vehicle operation and is not physically designed or capable of automatically preventing structural contact with hazards or obstacles surrounding the vehicle body. When maneuvering your Nissan Leaf, always actively use your physical outside side view mirrors and center interior rearview mirror, and physically turn your head to check your blind spots to ensure it is completely safe to complete the maneuver.
  • The active monitoring system is automatically deactivated at forward or reverse speeds above 5 mph (8 km/h) to avoid processing overhead. It is instantly reactivated as your velocity decreases below lower threshold speeds.
  • The image processing algorithm of the MOD system is designed specifically to track kinetic movement and is not engineered to detect surrounding stationary objects, parked vehicles, or structural walls.

The highly intelligent MOD system is capable of informing the driver of close-range moving objects near the vehicle parameters when carefully backing out of tight residential garages, maneuvering through busy shopping parking lots, and navigating other low-speed urban instances.

The responsive MOD system detects kinetic moving objects within its perimeter by utilizing real-time image processing technology on the live composite video stream shown on the dashboard display panel.

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