Maserati Adds Bosch Driver-Assist Features
Robert Bosch GmbH says it is supplying several driver assistance systems across Maserati SpA’s 2018 lineup that enable Level 2 semi-autonomous driving.
Robert Bosch GmbH says it is supplying several driver assistance systems across Maserati SpA’s 2018 lineup that enable Level 2 semi-autonomous driving.
The radar system monitors traffic as far as 200 meters (660 ft) ahead. Bosch says the adaptive cruise control can bring a vehicle to a complete stop if necessary, while lane-marking recognition and EPS keep the vehicle centered within a lane.
Watch a video of the system here.
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