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Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC can help maintain a set distance to the vehicle ahead when driving on a highway or in stop-start traffic. The system accelerates the vehicle by itself and brakes with a maximum of half the vehicle's braking power in order to maintain a safe distance.

Active Brake Assist can help you to avoid accidents with other road users in various situations or to mitigate the consequences of accidents. This includes, among others things, road users who are driving ahead of you, stationary, crossing or turning, as well as oncoming traffic during overtaking manoeuvres.

Blind Spot Assist with Rear Cross Traffic Alert can use visual and acoustic warning signals to help avoid accidents when changing lane and reversing out of a parking space. If Blind Spot Assist detects a vehicle in the blind spot, it displays a warning with a red triangle in the corresponding exterior mirror. 

Active Lane Keeping Assist monitors the area ahead of your vehicle and can help prevent you from unintentionally leaving your lane. The system can guide you back into your lane by means of a lane-corrective steering intervention and additionally warn you with haptic feedback on the steering wheel. 

The ATTENTION ASSIST system can help to prevent microsleep and therefore enhances your safety, in particular when driving at night and on long journeys. The system provides you with a visual and acoustic warning if it identifies typical signs of drowsiness or lack of attention, and suggests taking a break.

Traffic Sign Assist can help support the driver by continually displaying any detected speed limits, "no-entry" signs, "no-overtaking" restrictions, as well as the lifting of these restrictions, on the instrument cluster display and the media display. This particularly helps on journeys with frequently changing speed limits, for instance with road works.

Helpful in busy traffic situations, Moving-off Information Assist can help you to recognise potential collision hazards when starting your journey. The system monitors the area right in front of your vehicle and issues visual and acoustic alerts if it detects road users in the immediate vicinity.

Able to detect things you can’t see, BSIS Sideguard Assist provides extended detection of road users in the blind spot on the passenger side of the vehicle. A red warning symbol lights up in the exterior mirror along with an acoustic signal when a risk of collision is detected.

Headlamp Assist automatically switches the headlamps on or off, depending on light conditions. In particular when light conditions change rapidly, for example when driving through tunnels, the assistance system can help the driver and increase driving safety.

In the event of hard braking, the Adaptive Brake Light can warn following traffic and thus help prevent rear-end collisions. The flashing brake lights are activated at a speed of more than 50 km/h. 

Highbeam Assist automatically switches the main beams on and off in line with the traffic situation and thereby relieves the driver of manually switching back and forth between main beams and dipped beams. The system is controlled by a camera behind the windscreen that permanently monitors the traffic situation in front of the vehicle. Optional equipment.

The tyre pressure monitoring system checks the pressure of all the tyres. It can alert the driver to a loss of pressure thus increasing driving safety and tyre life. The correct tyre pressure plays an important role in making steering and braking as safe and comfortable as possible.

In the event of a collision, the front airbag, or the double airbag if a co-driver bench seat is installed, can contribute to protecting the head and chest of the front occupants.

The window airbags for driver, front passenger offer a higher level of protection against head and face injuries in a severe side-on collision. The window airbags are located in the roof lining on either side of the vehicle and, in the event of a detected collision, they inflate within milliseconds as an air cushion curtain in front of the side windows.

In the event of a side impact, the sidebags located in the outer side of the seat backrest can contribute to protect the chest and pelvic area by deploying in the space between the door and driver or co-driver. They complement the front airbags to provide a high degree of protection and thus reduce both the risk and severity of injuries.