Sentences with phrase «of electronic driver aids»

This perceived safety benefit goes hand - in - hand with the latest range of electronic driver aids, while the newest models are as good to drive as their hatchback counterparts, too.

Adaptive cruise control is at the center of the pile on of electronic driver aids that could form the basis for fully autonomous driving.

The steering feedback is good; you always know what the car wants to do so you can stay ahead of the electronic driver aids and be completely in control.

And let's not forget, the majority of the electronic driver aids are an added cost.

As such, we're staying within the tolerance band of the electronic driver aids.

Still more tech comes in the area of electronic driver aids.

The development of electronic driver aids began during the 1980s.

Safety equipment extends to the usual array of electronic driver aids, blind - spot monitoring system and seven airbags to see Camry Hybrid achieve a five - star ANCAP safety rating.

The 2014 QX60 is full of electronic driver aids.

The suspension is hooked into a myriad of electronic driver aids, including torque vectoring (by brake) and the liberal ESC to allow the driver to really hustle the RS3.

The Kuga features a comprehensive list of electronic driver aids, with options like Active City Stop, Traffic Sign Recognition and Lane Keeping Alert offered as part of a Driver Assistance Pack.

The standard Cee'd was awarded a full five stars by Euro NCAP following its crash test, on account of its six airbags and raft of electronic driver aids, and we'd expect the high - performance GT version to be just as safe.

Speaking of electronic driver aids, the Levante is the first Maserati to be given the firm's new «Integrated Vehicle Control» (IVC) system, which apparently prevents instability without «correcting «driver mistakes» as a traditional Electronic Stability Program (ESP) system does.»

The V60 doesn't disappoint, offering the Swedish automaker's full complement of electronic driver aids.

It also scores the aforementioned SYNC 2 infotainment array, a rear - view camera, six airbags and the usual host of electronic driver aids.

Step up to the «premium» 300 SRT ($ 69,000) models and you get a range of electronic driver aids such as lane keeping assist and radar cruise control, satnav, along with a belter of a Harman Kardon 19 - speaker stereo.

As part of its safety upgrade, the CX - 9 range now features Mazda's iACTIVSENSE suite of electronic driver aids, which includes autonomous emergency braking (from 4 - 30 km / h) and trailer - sway technology across the range (braked towing capacity is unchanged from the previous model at a lean 2000 kg).

Like many mainstream cars these days, the 3 is also available with an array of electronic driver aids, including adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, autonomous emergency braking, and traffic sign recognition.