Types of ADAS systems

What ADAS systems can my vehicle be equipped with?

As time goes by and technology advances, driving assistance systems are becoming increasingly more common in the automotive market. Manufacturers are gradually incorporating these devices as standard, either because it is mandatory or because they want to offer extra safety, and users do consider them when purchasing a vehicle.

We tell you about the ADAS systems that you can choose to increase your safety.

Cameras, radars and sensors to avoid the risk of collision.

Cameras, radars and sensors to avoid the risk of collision.

System for preventing the vehicle from being started due to the presence of alcohol in the driver.

Prevents the vehicle from being started when the driver has consumed alcohol.

RCTA (Rear cross traffic alert)

Warns the driver that a vehicle is nearby when reversing.

Prompts all vehicle occupants to fasten their seat belts.

Prompts all vehicle occupants to fasten their seat belts.

To provide the driver with a better view of their surroundings

Gives the driver a better view of their surroundings.

TPMS Tyre Pressure Monitoring System

Checks that the tires have the pressure indicated by the manufacturer.

BSD (Blind Spot Detection)

Avoids collisions when the driver changes lanes without realizing.

As soon as the vehicle is started up, the fatigue detection system analyzes the driver's typical behavior

Avoids possible accidents when the driver becomes distracted behind the wheel.

What is eCall and how does it work?

Calls the emergency services if there is an accident, collision, or in case of need.

Emergency brake Display EBD

Avoids rear-end collisions in the event of emergency braking.

EDR, Event Data Recorder

In the event of a crash, this records basic vehicle information.

ISA, Intelligent Speed Assist

Prevents the driver from exceeding the maximum speed allowed on the road.

What is Lane Departure Warning and how does it work?

Alerts the driver to unintentional lane drift.

Systems that prevent distractions at the wheel

These sensors identify potentially dangerous situations and issue warnings.

What are parking sensors and how do they work?

These warn the driver of obstacles or pedestrians when parking.