Overview of Bosch Remote Park Assist
Bosch Remote Park Assist is a system that pulls the vehicle into and out of a parking spot with very little human input. This is a partially automated technology. While the vehicle parks itself, the driver can focus on overseeing the maneuver. The driver has the option to stay inside the car or step out.

Park Assist is a safe and easy way to park. Tight parking spots where it’s hard to open the doors won’t be a problem anymore. Bosch’s remote park assistant makes these kinds of spaces usable, reducing traffic and parking headaches. You can park your vehicle with a single button press.
How Does Bosch Remote Park Assist Work?
Remote Park Assist consists of two important components. The first component is an ultrasonic sensor. The ultrasonic sensor scans the surroundings, calculates the distance to obstacles, and monitors the area around the vehicle. The second component is ESP, which prevents the vehicle from skidding.
The ultrasonic sensor built into the bumper also scans the surroundings. After scanning the area, it identifies a suitable perpendicular or parallel spot for parking. Once the system has identified the spot, it alerts the driver.
Once the driver has learned the spot, they can step out of the vehicle and activate Remote Park Assist via a smartphone or a button on the car key. The car then carries out the parking maneuver entirely on its own, with no one behind the wheel.
However, the driver must still pay attention to the surroundings. The parking maneuver continues until the driver presses the button on the remote car key. That means the driver is always responsible while the vehicle pulls into or out of the parking spot.
Park Assist controls the brakes, the steering, the transmission, and the engine. After parking successfully, the engine shuts off on its own and the parking brakes engage automatically.

Advantages of Bosch Remote Park Assist
The biggest advantage of Park Assist is that the vehicle can pull into and out of a parking spot without any human intervention at all. On top of that, the driver can step out of the vehicle or stay inside it. And finally, using tight parking spots simply becomes possible.
In the end, Bosch’s park assistant is the next step forward in the age of automated mobility. The system makes it easier to park a vehicle in a world with fewer parking spaces.
Watch Bosch Remote Park Assist in Action
Remote Control Range
With the driver outside the vehicle, Bosch Remote Park Assist can be controlled via smartphone from a distance of up to roughly 6 meters.
Tight-Space Maneuvering
The system can automatically maneuver the vehicle in and out of parking spots so tight the driver couldn’t even open the door.
Sensor Fusion
Remote parking systems combine ultrasonic sensors with camera data for greater precision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ultrasonic sensors built into the bumper continuously measure the surrounding obstacles and distances. The ESP system also prevents the vehicle from skidding, ensuring a safe maneuver even while the driver is watching from outside.
When parked in a tight spot, opening the doors and getting out can be difficult. When the driver starts the parking process with a single button press from outside the vehicle, that tight-space problem disappears.
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