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It’s called forward collision avoidance assist (a safety feature). There’s another safety feature for reversing which stops your car in its place when there’s
by nis0s 1y ago
It’s called forward collision avoidance assist (a safety feature).
There’s another safety feature for reversing which stops your car in its place when there’s a car passing behind you, for example as you’re exiting a driveway.
Coupled with pre-collision throttle management, it provides exactly the experience I am describing—the car comes to a stop.
Granted, I don’t speed, so maybe that’s why it’s easier for these features to manage the car in these cases.
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