What does Front Assist mean?
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Front Assist is an urban emergency braking system, also known as a pre-collision safety system, and is not an adaptive cruise control system. This system can be turned on or off through the vehicle's instrument menu. The pre-collision safety system can automatically detect obstacles ahead and calculate the likelihood of a collision. If the system determines that a collision is highly probable, it will emit an alarm sound. The functions of Front Assist include: 1. Real-time monitoring of the distance to the vehicle ahead through a radar sensor installed in the front radiator grille; 2. Pre-processing the brakes in emergency situations and alerting the driver through optical and acoustic warnings as well as brake vibrations to prompt appropriate actions; 3. If the driver does not brake at all, the system will automatically decelerate the vehicle.