What Does Front Assist Mean?

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SanAndres
07/29/25 5:23pm
Front Assist refers to the urban emergency braking system under the Volkswagen Group, also known as the collision warning safety system. The primary function of this system is emergency braking, similar to the autonomous emergency braking feature. The conditions for triggering Front Assist are very stringent. Even if the vehicle is very close to the car in front, it may not necessarily trigger unless the steering wheel remains unmoved. The triggering time for Front Assist can be adjusted to an earlier setting, making the warning more timely. Front Assist can be turned on or off through the instrument menu, but it automatically activates every time the vehicle starts. The icon is displayed on the left side of the tachometer as a green lane marking.
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