Does the Levin have L2 autonomous driving?
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The Levin is equipped with L2-level autonomous driving technology, but it is only available in the high-end models. Here is more information about the Levin: 1. The vehicle's length is 4640 mm, width is 1780 mm, height is 1435 mm, wheelbase is 2700 mm, front track is 1531 mm, and rear track is 1535 mm. 2. This vehicle is a four-door, five-seat sedan with a fuel tank capacity of 50 liters and a trunk capacity of 471 liters. It is positioned as a compact car and is produced by GAC Toyota. 3. The vehicle uses three types of engines: a 1.2T turbocharged engine, a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine, and a 1.8L naturally aspirated engine, paired with a CVT 10-speed transmission. The energy type of the vehicle is gasoline and hybrid.
I've been driving the top-trim Leiling for almost two years now, and it does have an L2-like autonomous driving feature called Toyota Safety Sense (TSS). This includes adaptive cruise control, which automatically adjusts speed to follow the car ahead, and lane keeping assist that basically keeps the car centered on highways. I've used it several times on long trips - the system is reliable and reduces driving fatigue, just requiring hands on the wheel. However, not all Leiling versions come with this as standard; it depends on specific configurations like hybrid or high-end models. While useful, it's not full self-driving - drivers must remain attentive to road conditions. Personally, I find this very practical for frequent highway driving with enhanced safety.
