Infiniti marks its leading role in car safety technologies
Infiniti has proved itself as one of the world’s major carmakers when it comes to having concerns about the safety of its owners, thanks to its safety features and drive assist technologies, according to a press release.
Yousef Ghassan Al- Sulaiman, vice president of Al- Ghassan Motors Company, Infiniti’s authorized dealer in Saudi Arabia, said: “We strain to offer utmost security and peace of mind to our customers through Infiniti advanced safety features and drive assist systems, which Infiniti has been training for the last 20 years, and are available in the Infiniti lineup. Infiniti always tops all carmakers in the area of safety standards of all car occupants.”
The carmaker has brought in advanced safety features, namely:
1) Distance Control Assist System helps the driver maintain the minimum safety distance between his car and the vehicle in front of him.
2) Backup Collision Intervention System, when reversing, will help the driver detect crossing vehicles and objects behind his vehicle, and, if necessary, the six system can activate the brakes automatically to help avoid a collision.
3) Lane Departure Warning System is a mechanism designed to warn ( using sound alarms and vibrations) the driver when the vehicle begins to move out of its lane.
4) Active Lane Control System is a lane marker detection system that uses cameras located in the rear-view mirrors to enhance lane-keeping capability, making adjustments for minor road surface changes or crosswinds.
5) Blind Spot Warning System is a device that detects other vehicles located in the driver’s sides and rear, and it alerts the driver with visual and audible warning when a car enters the blind spot area.
6) Forward Emergency Braking System is a system that detects danger of collision with a vehicle or pedestrians in the lead, it warns the driver with audible and visual warnings, urging the driver to call for action to avert the risk. If the driver fails to decelerate, it will apply an emergency brake and decelerate to either help avoid a collision, or reduce the damage caused by a collision if it is unavoidable.