Foton Tunland E

Auto Emergency Braking technologies are designed to detect objects in your vehicle’s path and brake automatically when you can’t. The technology can potentially help lessen the impact of a crash and in some circumstances even prevent the crash from happening. There are several different AEB systems that have been designed to deal with different crash situations: AEB – Interurban helps you avoid crashes in higher speed zones (30-80km/h) by scanning the road ahead at longer ranges.

ESC is proven to be effective in reducing the occurrence of single vehicle and roll over crashes. Vehicles fitted with ESC are involved in 32% fewer single-vehicle crashes and 58% fewer roll-over crashes that result in driver injury.

Lane Keep Assist uses the same technology as Lane Departure Warning, with an added feature. If you don’t take action the feature will gently steer you back into your lane. The system will disengage when the indicator is in use.

Driver Attention Detection uses different types of information to detect drowsiness, including steering wheel movements and length of time driving. It will alert the driver to take a break via an alert on the dashboard and a sound. More advanced versions of the technology use a camera near the steering wheel to monitor the driver’s eyes and head movements to detect drowsiness.