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The ACC automatic distance control maintains the previously set speed and the selected distance to the vehicle ahead. In some, the ACC can also react to speed limits with traffic sign recognition.

These systems support the driver when accelerating, steering and braking, plus they can help the driver to avoid accidents where possible.

The vehicle's automated system can monitor the driving environment and conduct the driving task, such as initiating overtaking and evasive maneuvers, accelerating, and braking.

The vehicle's integrated automated system permanently takes control within a closed application area such as motorways. There is no longer a need for a driver, and passengers can pursue other tasks or even sleep.

A driver is no longer necessary, thanks to environmental sensing, ongoing networking, and intelligent car-to-car communication. The vehicle can now be utilised as a place to work or recreation, depending on the available digital features. The futuristic I.D. VIZZION can move independently in all road traffic without needing a steering wheel.

If your  vehicle begins to drift without your turn signal on, Lane Assist can warn you and counter steer when activated to help ensure you stay in your lane.

Travel Assist is a hands-on semi-autonomous driving assistant that can support you with steering, accelerating and braking within your lane. Using combined functions of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Lane Assist and Side Assist, it helps you stay in the middle of your lane and maintains your pre-set distance from the car ahead.

Side Assist uses LED lights in the side mirrors to alert you if another vehicle is hiding in your blind spots. Once you indicate to change lanes, IQ.DRIVE technologies will flash if there’s danger and can even counter-steer using Lane Assist if necessary.

Our Traffic Jam Assist is here to help you through rush hour. Using a combination of functions like Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Assist, this feature provides semi-automated driving, steering and braking in congestion.

Set the speed you want to go with Adaptive Cruise Control. This handy feature will also use sensors to detect vehicles ahead of you, helping adjust your speed to a safe distance from the car in front making life on the open road easier.

It’s always a good idea to take breaks on long trips. Driver Fatigue Detection closely monitors driving behaviour, and will alert the driver if it detects any erratic steering wheel movements and lane deviations.

When using Travel Assist or Lane Assist, Emergency Assist monitors steering wheel activity and if the driver seems unresponsive after numerous alerts, the car will be brought to a controlled stop.

When a potential hazard is identified, this system automatically initiates protective mechanisms. The seatbelts will tighten and windows roll up to leave a slight crack for optimal airbag deployment.

No matter how fast you think your reaction is, it can be easy to miss other road users. Front Assist is an autonomous emergency braking system that supports you at low and high speeds, automatically braking if a collision seems imminent.

Sometimes you just don’t know what you’ll find around the corner. If a car is detected as you’re turning, this feature will automatically brake to prevent collisions.