The lane-keeping system alerts you by providing temporary steering assistance or steering wheel vibration when it detects an unintended lane departure.
The lane keeping system uses a forward-looking camera mounted on the windshield to monitor vehicle movement within the lane of travel.
When the camera detects a drift out of the lane of travel, the lane keeping system alerts the driver by vibrating the steering wheel, or aids the driver by providing a small steering input to move the vehicle back into the lane of travel.

The driver can select one of three modes:

• Alert.

• Aid.

• Alert + Aid.

Switching the lane-keeping system mode and alert intensity:

1. From the Settings menu, press Driver Assistance.

2. Press the arrow next to Lane-Keeping System to open more options.

3. Press the arrow next to Mode.

4. Select a mode.

5. Press the arrow next to Alert Intensity.

6. Choose an option.

Note: The system remembers the last setting when you start your vehicle.

This system provides a forward collision warning if the system detects a collision is imminent. If you don’t react to the warning, the system can automatically apply the brakes and can even bring the car to a complete stop.
To change Pre-Collision Assist settings, tap the downwards arrow next to Pre-Collision Assist in the Driver Assistance menu.

You can:

1. Toggle Automatic Emergency Braking on or off.

2. Toggle Evasive Steering Assist on or off.

3. Set the sensitivity of your audible and visual alerts. Selecting a lower sensitivity results in fewer and later warnings of a potential forward collision.

The system uses a series of sensors and radars around the car to detect and alert you to any other road users who may have entered rear blind spots around your vehicle.

The system can be toggled on or off.

This system helps while reversing, alerting you of vehicles approaching from either side of the car.

The system can be toggled on and off.

This system is designed to reduce low-speed damage or assist in avoiding a collision with objects behind the car. Using sensors on the rear of the vehicle, the system functions when you’re in reverse and traveling at a speed between 2–12 km/h.

If the system detects an obstacle behind your vehicle, it will provide a warning through the rear parking aid or cross traffic alert system. You’ll hear warning sounds increase in rate as you get closer to the object, and a warning message may also appear on the dash.

If you don’t react to the warnings and the system determines that a collision may occur, it may abruptly apply full brakes and attempt to bring the vehicle to a stop at a safe distance from the obstacle. This can happen very quickly and may take you by surprise - but it’s designed to help reduce the risk of collision. The system is also designed to hold the brakes for a short time, but may start to move again if you don’t remain in control.

Accessing Reverse Brake Assist options via SYNC^®:

1. From the Settings menu, press Driver Assistance.

2. Switch Reverse Brake Assist on or off.

Overriding Reverse Brake Assist:

There may be times when the system provides unexpected or unwanted braking. You can override this by firmly pressing the accelerator pedal, or by switching the system off.