What advanced safety features does the ID3 have?
The ID 3 can comes with a huge number of advanced safety features such as:
AR Heads up display
The AR Heads up display gives you useful information projected straight onto the windscreen. This allows you to see key information such as your speed, where to turn and more, without needing to take your eyes off the road.
Voice Assistant
To make driving easier the ID3 comes with its own Voice Assistant so the days of fumbling around trying to find certain buttons, that you don't use often, whilst you drive is now a thing of the past. This system allows you to control the following with your voice:
- The radio
- Navigation system
- Your phone
How do you active the ID3's voice control?
To activate the Voice Control feature all you need to do is just say "Hello ID" and talk to the system.
ID Light
The ID Light feature gives you visual notifications that make life that little bit easier when you are trying to navigate through traffic. If you use voice control, a light signal will respond to your voice, or when you leave your ID.3, the ID Light will say goodbye to you in its own way.
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
Adaptive Cruise Control, or ACC, keeps the ID3 at a set speed. If another car or vehicle then gets close to your car, the smart system can then apply the brakes keeping you a safe distance from the vehicle ahead of you. When the road then becomes clear, it can then increase your speed for you back to your desired limit.
Air Care Climatronic air conditioning system
The Air Care Climatronic air conditioning system is more than just an air con system. The Climatronic system doesn't just adjust the temperature in your cabin based on the temperature you have set, it automatically adjusts the blowers speeds, and air distribution. It then monitors an impressive amount of factors, such as the position of the Sun, how intense it is and adjusts hot and cold air accordingly to just one side of the cabin, for instance.
Car2X - intelligent vehicle networking
Car2XZ Volkswagen class as a Technological milestone. This has further been honoured by Euro NCAP by giving the system its Advanced Award. So why all the fanfare - what does it do?
Car2XZ is an standard advanced traffic hazard system which can connect to other vehicles and alert you to key information, ahead of any visual signs appearing. For instance, this system can highlight to you the direction of emergency vehicles approaching you with their emergency sirens on, with an approximate distance, or a broken down car around the corner coming up ahead. In tests, this system identified these cases 11 seconds before drivers could have responded themselves.
Driver alert system with fatigue detection
Around 25% of all motorway accidents are caused by tired drivers. That's where the Driver alert system with fatigue detection system comes into its own. This system uses sensors to monitor your alertness, and behaviour. If anything out of the normal then occurs, such as erratic steering, or lane drift, both an audible sound will play in the cabin and a visual notification to help you to remain alert.
Dynamic road sign display
The Dynamic road sign display feature can read the road signs - and display the speed of the road for you - for those times that you may have accidentally missed the road speed limit change.
Front Assist - Autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist monitoring
The Front Assist - Autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist monitoring system uses sensors to monitor the road ahead. If a pedestrian, cyclist, or vehicle suddenly stops or gets in your way, the car can then automatically apply emergency braking measures in a split second to help to prevent accidents from occurring.
Lane Assist
As we learned earlier, that around 25% of motorway accidents are caused due to tiredness, the Lane Assist system can help to prevent accidents from occurring if the car starts to drift out of your lane. By keeping you more centred in your lane automatically.