Driving
Lane Departure Warning and Exit Warning
The lane departure warning system is active at speeds over 6 mph (10 km/h), and can
help the driver to monitor their blind spots and traffic in the area behind the vehicle. If
vehicles approaching from behind or driving at approximately the same speed as your
vehicle to its sides are detected, when turning or changing lane the vehicle will provide
warnings of them via the indicator light
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on the wing mirror on that side.
The exit warning system is active when the vehicle is stationary and the brake is pressed,
the gearbox is in P or the parking brake is engaged, and warns of the risk of a collision
with objects approaching from behind when a door is opened.
If the system detects the risk of a collision with another road user when the handle is
pulled to open the door, the handle recess
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lights up red and the indicator light
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flashes on the wing mirror of the side in question.
Intersection Assistance
Intersection assistance warns the driver when there is a risk of colliding with vehicles
approaching from the side to the front of the vehicle.
With the vehicle stopped, the direction from which an object is approaching is shown on
the screen of the multimedia system and on the instrument cluster.
When the vehicle is moving, the direction from which the object is approaching is shown
on the instrument cluster, and an audible warning sounds.
At speeds below 6 mph (10 km/h), the vehicle is automatically braked for a brief period.
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Rest Suggestions
At speeds between 40 mph (65 km/h) and 125 mph (200
km/h), the system continually monitors the driver's
behaviour by measuring the movements of the steering
wheel, the pressure applied to the accelerator and brake,
and the use of the shift paddles, multimedia system and
steering wheel controls. If this analysis determines that
the driver's attention is decreasing, the system suggests
that they take a break.
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