2017 Volvo XC60 Safety Features

VOLVO XC60 FEATURE EXPLANATION
CITY SAFETY Included as standard on your Volvo XC60 is CIty Safety, which senses potential collisions (active from 2 to 31 mph) and can activate the brakes automatically should you not react in time.
LANE DEPARTURE WARNING Cameras constantly monitor the XC60's position on the carriageway, gently warning the driver if roadside markings are crossed without obvious reason such as use of the turn indicator.
ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL WITH FULL AUTO BRAKE When engaged, adaptive cruise control makes driving the XC60 even more relaxing, using radar to maintain a set distance to the car in front. As soon as a slower vehicle is detected, the car's speed will automatically adapt to match it, keeping you at a safe distance. The useful Queue Assist function (available on vehicles with automatic transmission) can keep the gap even in queues with repeated
starting and stopping.
ROAD SIGN INFORMATION The XC60 can also help you stay informed by displaying road sign information within your instrument display, including speed limit signs and "no overtaking" warnings.
ACTIVE HIGH BEAM In addition to Active Bending Xenon Lights, which swivel the headlamps to follow the road, you can also specify Active High Beam - enabling the car itself to switch between high and low beam when on-coming traffic approaches.
VOLVO ON CALL This GPS communication system helps you stay connected to your car, helping you locate your vehicle, lock and unlock it, and even see all your dashboard readings (fuel levels, trip meter, etc.) - all from your smartphone or mobile device. Plus, it means emergency assistance is available at the touch of a button.
PEDESTRIAN AND CYCLIST DETECTION The groundbreaking Pedestrian and Cyclist Detection technology with full auto brake, detects and automatically brakes for cyclists swerving out in front of the car. The advanced sensor system scans the area ahead. If a cyclist heading in the same direction as the car suddenly swerves out in front of the car, as it approaches from behind, it will prompt you to act with a flashing warning light on the windscreen, along
with an audible alarm. If you do not react to the warning, and a collision is imminent, the car immediately brakes with
full braking force.
BLIND SPOT INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT The radar based BLIS technology informs the driver about other vehicles in the blind spots on both sides of the car and also monitors and alerts drivers to rapidly approaching vehicles up to 70 metres behind the car. Cross Traffic Alert uses the radar
sensors at the rear end of the vehicle to alert the driver to crossing traffic from the sides when reversing out of a parking space.
VOLVO SENSUS CONNECT With the launch of Sensus Connect, Volvo Cars reveals an updated on-board infotainment and navigation solutions. Now, Volvo Cars truly offers customers a fully connected experience. The cloud-based services allow the driver to find and pay for parking from their car, discover new restaurants at their destination, stream their favorite music seamlessly and much more.
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[@user-fz2mh3dx1k]

thank you nice volvo!!

[@kalepancake283]

@2:43 Who leaves big bars of chocolate like that on the road anyway?!

[@nick4k539]

Omg lol

[@DaringToast]

Here's to hoping this was a joke, and not a genuine question! 😂

[@initiqlxy]

willy wonka.

[@DESMOND11111]

Я понял. В вольво встроена система облучения окружающих велосипедистов.

[@ThatWasherNerd]

Nah. City Safety works at all speeds.

[@StrongTigerFriends]

LGwasherFan City Safety works below 60km/hour.