automotive-china-parking-compliance

Guides compliance with Chinese standards for parking assistance and automated parking systems.

7|2|Updated May 19, 2026
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Skill: automotive-china-parking-compliance
Source: https://github.com/pangzhenying2025/hermes-automotive-skills/tree/main/skills/automotive-china-parking-compliance
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pangzhenying2025/hermes-automotive-skills --skill automotive-china-parking-compliance-pangzhenying2025

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Automotive engineers developing parking assistance features for the Chinese market must navigate a complex hierarchy of mandatory GB standards, recommended GB/T standards, and industry QC/T standards covering APA, RPA, AVP, and HPA functions. This Skill consolidates those requirements into actionable engineering guidance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Standards Navigation: Maps the full Chinese parking standard hierarchy, from mandatory GB requirements to T/CSAE group standards for parking function classification. - Technical Requirements: Provides concrete specifications for sensor configurations (ultrasonic, surround-view cameras), safety requirements (ASIL levels, speed limits, emergency braking), and HMI design for each parking function level. - Test & Compliance Checklists: Supplies test scenario definitions for parking space recognition, execution accuracy, obstacle detection, and environmental conditions, plus a full compliance checklist. - Use Case: When designing an RPA (Remote Parking Assist) feature for the Chinese market, use this Skill to determine the required dead-man switch behavior, 6m remote range limit, sub-5 km/h speed caps, and communication-loss fail-safe response. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to list the compliance requirements and safety design constraints for developing a remote parking assist feature for the Chinese market.

Frequently Asked Questions about automotive-china-parking-compliance

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What Chinese standards apply to automated parking systems?▼

Chinese parking standards include mandatory GB standards for parking assist performance and remote parking, recommended GB/T standards for automatic parking and automated valet parking, QC/T industry standards for ultrasonic sensors and surround-view cameras, and T/CSAE group standards for parking function classification.

How are parking assistance functions classified in China?▼

Parking functions are classified from Level 0 (parking warning only) through Level 5 (automated valet parking). Intermediate levels include semi-automatic APA with driver-controlled pedals, full APA with system-controlled steering and braking, RPA with out-of-vehicle remote control, and HPA memory parking on learned routes.

What safety requirements apply to remote parking assist in China?▼

Remote parking assist requires a dead-man switch with continuous press operation, stop-on-release response under 300ms, immediate stop on communication loss, a remote range limit under 6 meters, and speed limits of 5 km/h forward and 3 km/h reverse. Functional safety targets ASIL B/C.

What sensors are required for parking assistance compliance?▼

Typical configurations require at least 12 ultrasonic sensors with 0.15-5.0m range and 360-degree coverage, plus four surround-view cameras with 190-degree FOV and minimum 1280x960 resolution. Advanced functions like AVP may add corner radar, lidar, and V2X for infrastructure communication.

What test scenarios validate parking system performance?▼

Test scenarios cover parking space recognition with pass rates above 95% for standard spaces, parking execution within time and position accuracy limits, static and dynamic obstacle detection including pedestrians and children, and environmental conditions such as low light, wet surfaces, and slopes.