While a traditional cruise control system is designed to maintain a speed no matter external conditions, adaptive systems help vehicles maintain a safe following distance when needed.
An active safety feature that adjust headlights for improved lighting for both the driver and oncoming traffic. This includes automatic high beams, headlights that pivot in accordance to steering angle, and smart LED dimming technology.
A power operated pedal box that moves closer or farther away from the driver, to ensure proper positioning in front of the steering wheel mounted airbag.
The force on an object that resists its motion through a fluid is called drag . When the fluid is a gas like air, it is called aerodynamic drag or air resistance.
A supplementary vehicle occupant restraint system using a bag designed to inflate extremely quickly during a collision. These are used for impacts with the front, side or roof of a vehicle.
A device that reduces the likelihood of a vehicle being stolen or broken into. Such devices include Global Positioning System (GPS) monitoring, audible warning alarms, and engine starter disablers.
Combined with water, these Glycol based liquids protect a vehicle's engine and cooling system from below freezing temperatures while retaining cooling properties in warm temperatures.
Mirror that automatically switches between "day" and "night" settings depending on the amount of light behind the car relative to the ambient light in front.
Vehicle suspension using compressed air or hydraulic pressure in place of (or in conjunction with) traditional metal springs, which can adjust vehicle height to ensure even height at each corner, raise for off road conditions, and lower at highway speeds.