What is the BMW X5 Intelligent Safety System?
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BMW X5 has two types of intelligent safety systems. Dynamic Stability Control (DSC): DSC stands for Dynamic Stability Control. It ensures the vehicle maintains optimal traction and stability even under the most adverse driving conditions. To achieve good traction during cornering, the DSC system is equipped with advanced detection and control features. It monitors not only wheel speed but also steering wheel rotation angle, vehicle speed, and lateral acceleration. Based on this data, it determines whether there is a risk of wheel slip during cornering. Active Protection System: Most currently sold BMW models come standard with the Active Protection System. Seatbelt pre-tensioning function: BMW's Active Protection System includes a seatbelt pre-tensioning system. This system tightens the seatbelt according to the passenger's body size when the vehicle speed exceeds 18 km/h, ensuring no slack between the seatbelt and the passenger. Collision prevention assist: This system can detect potentially dangerous driving situations that may lead to accidents starting at speeds of 30 km/h. In such cases, it automatically takes preventive protective measures, including full braking, to minimize the risk of collision. Attention warning system: The vehicle learns the driver's behavior to identify signs of inattention or fatigue. Activated at speeds above 70 km/h, it displays rest suggestions on the central control screen when the driver is inattentive or fatigued, ensuring driving safety. Airbags: As a complement to seatbelts, airbags and curtain airbags serve as the last line of defense in protecting occupants during a traffic accident. In the event of a severe collision, the airbags inflate instantly, cushioning the impact and safeguarding the driver and passengers.
