Sentences with phrase «telematics crash notification»

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Besides the standard telematic features like emergency crash notification, hands - free calling, and roadside assistance made popular by services like GM's OnStar and Ford's SYNC, the Hughes technology equipped on the Jeep show car at the Consumer Electronics Show included recall notification, red light camera alerts, remote emissions reporting, vehicle tracking, and real - time traffic.

The standard safety assists include lane keep assist, run - off road mitigation (pulls the car back if it starts to go off - road), run - off road protection (protection of the spine if the car lands hard), driver drowsiness alert, road sign recognition, auto - brake after collision, the latest iteration of Volvo City Safety, and telematics with crash notification.

Blue Link comprises the typical telematics offerings: crash notification, emergency assistance such as when someone needs help in a non-crash situation, door unlock, and roadside assistance.

The telematics system, Lexus Enform, provides the usual roadside assistance, automatic crash notification, service reminders, and destination downloads from your PC.

You'll also get VW's Car Net telematics system, which incorporates automatic crash notification, roadside assistance, remote vehicle access, stolen vehicle location, and geo - fencing (which allows owners to set boundaries for alternate drivers like teens, valets, or anyone else you'd like to keep a leash on when you entrust them with the car).

There's a new telematics system, Blue Link 2.0 (no relation to Bluetooth), with three years of no - cost service (crash notification, remote door unlock, stolen car tracking and recovery, Google destination search, remote access, remote start, remote climate control, a smartphone app called Genesis Intelligent Assistant, and the in - vehicle apps.

Entune offers the usual Pandora etcetera apps as well as the Toyota Safety Connect telematics package of embedded cellular modem with crash notification, roadside assistance, and stolen vehicle tracking.

Worth knowing: Basic telematics service (crash notification, emergency assistance) is just $ 99 a year.

There still is good reason for automakers to stay involved: When an automaker builds in a data cellphone for telematics and automated crash notification, it uses an antenna that works farther in the boondocks that the best smartphone.

Also standard is the OnStar telematics system, which includes automatic crash notification, on - demand roadside assistance, remote door unlocking and stolen vehicle location.

The OnStar telematics system (standard on upper trims) provides emergency crash notification, stolen vehicle notification and remote locking and unlocking services.

BMW and Volvo both have acceptable space for four and both, in a nod to safety, build in telematics and provide 10 years of no - cost emergency crash notification.

Features available or standard on higher - trimmed Allroads include rear seat airbags, front and rear parking sensors, Audi Connect Care emergency telematics (includes emergency assistance, stolen vehicle locating and automatic crash notification), Audi Pre Sense Rear (adds rear collision detection to the existing Pre Sense system), blind - spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, lane departure warning and automatic high beams.

The first - level (basic) Blue Link telematics package is $ 100 a year for crash notification and other essential services, half what others charge.

VW's Car - Net telematics provides a myriad of services including automatic crash notification, remote vehicle access via smartphone app, and stolen - vehicle location.

The sedan's safety is also aided even more by its standard OnStar telematics system that includes several terrific features like stolen vehicle support and automatic crash notification.

VW's Car - Net emergency telematics is standard with features that include automatic crash notification, roadside assistance, remote vehicle access, stolen vehicle location and geo - fencing (which allows parents to set boundaries for teenage drivers).

Also unavailable on the Accent are in - dash navigation, a sunroof, and Hyundai Blue Link, the on - board telematics and crash notification system.

Other Onstar telematics features, such as automatic crash notification and stolen vehicle assistance, require a subscription.

The optional Car - Net telematics system adds automatic crash notification, remote vehicle access, roadside assistance, speed alerts, stolen vehicle location, and a parent - favorite: geo - fencing.

No mainstream automaker does telematics better, although upstart Hyundai's BlueLink telematics offers a barebones $ 99 package that includes crash notification and roadside assistance requests, but not lockouts, for example.