Some safety configurations of Changan UNI-V cars can theoretically be installed later

Some relatively easy-to-install and common safety configurations, such as driving recorders, reversing radars, etc., can be installed later.

However, core key safety configurations such as body stability control systems and airbags are usually not installed later, because the installation of these systems involves the overall structure of the vehicle and complex electronic circuits, and private installation may affect the overall safety and warranty policy of the vehicle.

In addition, even if the safety configuration can be installed, it is necessary to ensure that it is installed by a professional car modification shop or 4S shop, using accessories that meet quality standards, and undergoing rigorous testing and debugging to ensure that it works properly and does not interfere with other systems of the vehicle.

The following important aspects should be noted when installing car safety configurations later:

1. Legality: Ensure that the installed safety configuration complies with local laws and regulations. The installation of some configurations may require filing or obtaining permission from relevant departments.
2. Compatibility: The selected safety configuration must be compatible with your vehicle model, the electronic system and mechanical structure of the vehicle to avoid incompatibility.
3. Quality and reliability: Choose products from regular manufacturers with guaranteed quality. Low-quality accessories may not work properly and may even pose a threat to the safety of the vehicle and personnel.
4. Installation professionalism: Be sure to have a professional car modification shop or 4S shop perform the installation. They have professional tools and techniques to properly install and debug the configuration.
5. Warranty impact: Understand whether the installation will affect the vehicle’s original warranty. Some manufacturers may refuse to provide warranty service due to unofficial modifications.
6. Functional integrity: After installation, test and confirm that the installed safety configuration is complete and functioning properly.
7. Insurance policy: Inform the insurance company of the installation, as this may affect the insurance policy and claim conditions.
8. Cost considerations: Consider not only the price of the configuration itself, but also the installation costs and other potential costs that may be caused by the installation.
9. Manufacturer’s advice: Refer to the official advice and instructions of the car manufacturer to understand which safety configurations can be installed and related precautions.