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Sensing the road ahead with radar and a camera, FCA warns you and then automatically brakes when it detects sudden braking by a car ahead. The system also detects pedestrians and cyclists.

At speeds of 30 km/h and above, BCW uses radar sensors on either side of the rear bumper to detect vehicles next to and diagonally behind your car. If a vehicle is present in the car’s blind spot, BCW displays a visual alert in the exterior mirrors. If you proceed to activate the corresponding indicator light (suggesting a lane change), a flashing visual warning is provided and an audible alert is sounded.

LKA provides steering intervention to assist the car to stay in the centre of its lane. If the car strays from its intended lane without any indicators being activated, an audible and visual warning will be sounded.

When you’re driving on unlit roads at night, HBA scans the road ahead for lights and automatically switches between high and low beam depending on what’s ahead.

Using the Blind Spot Detection system’s radar sensors, RCCW monitors for traffic approaching on either side of the car when reversing out of a parking space. Should RCCW detect a vehicle approaching, an audible warning will sound, with a visual warning displayed on the supervision cluster.

At speeds of 64km/h and above, Driver Attention Warning (DAW) uses the windshield-mounted camera to continually monitor the car’s position in a lane, while also tracking steering, brake pedal use, and time since your last break. When a pattern of fatigue or distraction is identified, the system gets your attention with an alert plus a pop-up message suggesting you take a rest stop.

The TPMS displays the real-time PSI pressure for each individual tyre onto the instrument cluster, warning the driver of sudden pressure drops or deviations.