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⇒System limits
⇒Pedestrian Monitoring
⇒Using Front Assist
⇒Tips and troubleshooting
The vehicle is equipped with Forward Collision Warning (Front Assist), which can warn the driver of a
possible collision with a vehicle on the road ahead, help prepare the vehicle for emergency braking,
assist with braking, and initiate automatic braking, within physical and technical limits of the system.
The timing of the warning varies depending on the traffic situation and the actions of the driver.
The Front Assist system is not a substitute for the driver's full concentration.
Driving with Front Assist
You can cancel Front Assist automatic braking interventions by steering or depressing the accelerator
pedal.
Automatic braking
The Front Assist system can, within system limits, slow your vehicle down to a standstill, but not keep
your vehicle stopped for a long time. If necessary, apply the vehicle brakes!
During an automatic braking maneuver, the brake pedal will feel harder.
Radar sensor
The Forward Collision Warning system, when switched on, uses a radar sensor to gather information
about the driving situation ⇒Front view .
Features included
Front Assist includes Autonomous Emergency Braking and a Pedestrian Monitoring system. These
systems are automatically activated when Front Assist is activated.
WARNING
The Front Assist system technology cannot overcome the laws of physics and system-related
limits. Do not allow the increased convenience Front Assist can provide tempt you into taking ex‐
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