Recently, a video has garnered considerable attention: A car owner inadvertently pressed the accelerator, which triggered the vehicle's smart protection feature, thereby successfully avoiding a rear-end crash with a Rolls-Royce Cullinan. At that moment, the vehicle was in Drive (D) mode. Upon the unintended acceleration, the system swiftly detected the irregularity and engaged the anti-misstep mechanism, preventing the car from surging forward. The intelligent voice assistant, "Xiaoyi," continuously issued prompts, enabling the driver to rectify their action promptly. Following the incident, the system automatically shifted to Park (P) mode. This occurrence has ignited widespread debate, with numerous netizens recounting similar situations, such as the system restricting power and emitting an alarm when reversing and accidentally pressing the accelerator, or the system halting forward motion and offering voice confirmation when nearing a wall with the accelerator engaged. These instances underscore the practicality of smart protection technology. Many netizens have humorously voiced their endorsement of this technology, highlighting the growing confidence among consumers in intelligent driving assistance systems.