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Ah, these may not be standard in the developing world but lots of cars have some of these features in the US. Teslas have the ground-bounce radar thing: https:/
by scarejunba 7y ago
Ah, these may not be standard in the developing world but lots of cars have some of these features in the US. Teslas have the ground-bounce radar thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APnN2mClkmk&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APnN2mClkmk&feature=youtu.be
Almost every modern car in the US will have the blind-spot warning. My 2018 Subaru does.
There are lots of these. As early as 2018 models of cars you could get features that turn the wheel to keep you in lane, follow the car in front of you at a pace that's safe at a distance you desire, and break in an emergency if the car detects an imminent collision.
- raihansaputra 7y agoyeah it seems like it's almost standard in the US; I can't get those options here, even with a full package of options. I know of automated cruise control and braking, lane keeping systems and such. It's just that manufacturers will always equip as little as they can in a market. US might be helped by regulation/NTHS/insurance. I think there was a fuss about how the same models in Mexico are just a bit cheaper but come with much less safety due to less regulation/pressure.