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Assist systems for enhanced safety
Assist systems for enhanced safety for the new T-Roc at a glance
The following assist systems for enhanced safety are available for the different models of the new T-Roc:
- Proactive occupant protection system
- Front Assist emergency braking system with pedestrian and cyclist monitoring
- Lane Assist lane change system
- Car2X
Proactive occupant protection system
The optional proactive occupant protection system can detect potentially dangerous situations that could lead to an accident and automatically take precautionary measures depending on the respective situation.
- Can detect dangerous situations in the front, rear and side area.
- The windows and the sliding roof are closed to a small gap in order to optimise the effectiveness of the airbags.
- The front seat belts are tightened in an instant to secure the driver and front passenger in their seats.
- The hazard warning lights are activated.
Front Assist emergency braking system
The Front Assist emergency braking system with pedestrian and cyclist monitoring can warn you of potential accidents involving other road users and, if necessary, automatically apply the emergency brakes for you.
Front Assist can lend its support in evasive and turn-off situations as well and prevent an impending accident.
Front Cross Traffic Assist helps you when approaching unclear exits or junctions that are difficult to see – also with visual and acoustic warning signals or emergency braking if necessary.
Lane Assist lane keeping system
From 65 km/h, Lane Assist can recognise if your vehicle leaves its lane unintentionally. With corrective steering intervention, it focuses your attention back on the driving situation and keeps your vehicle in its lane.
If you nevertheless go over the lane boundary, it will also warn you with a vibration in the steering wheel.
Car2X
The optionally available traffic hazard alert can warn you, for example, of construction sites or approaching emergency vehicles.
In addition, vehicles equipped with the traffic hazard alert system can also communicate with each other and thus draw attention to themselves in the event of a breakdown or accident. The communication uses Car2X technology via Wi-Fi.
