Should the Renault Protection Device be Modified?
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Renault protection devices can be appropriately modified. Impact: The protection device has no effect on the racing speed, but it does affect acceleration. Adding a protection device can also reduce the turning radius, which is the most important benefit of the protection device. It allows for faster gas collection during turns and a shorter turning distance! Therefore, the speed loss due to turning is reduced. Function: Modifying the protection device can enhance the nitrogen retention effect and slightly increase collision resistance. For lighter vehicles, modifying the protection device is a must. However, for vehicles that are inherently very heavy, it is advisable to modify it appropriately.
From my years of driving experience, Renault's safety features are actually quite reliable, especially with decent performance in accident statistics. However, the issue is that in specific environments like dense urban traffic, its automatic emergency braking system sometimes reacts too slowly and can miss smaller obstacles. Recently, I drove my friend's new Renault model for commuting, and when a child suddenly ran out, the system almost failed to brake in time. If improvements are needed, I believe they should enhance radar sensor accuracy or upgrade the software algorithms. After all, safety is no small matter, especially for those who frequently drive long distances. Renault often releases updates, but user feedback shows some older models haven't kept up with newer standards. I recommend owners schedule regular maintenance checks and consider installing additional safety equipment if necessary. Staying vigilant during daily driving is more important than anything.
