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The new BMW X2 - Most advanced driver assistance systems for increased comfort and safety

By AUTOMOTOTV (Glomex) 17 October 2023 161 Views

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The driver assistance systems for automated driving and parking available as standard or optional in the new BMW X2 enhance comfort and safety in everyday life as well as on longer journeys. Standard features include the latest version of front collision warning, speed control with braking function, traffic sign recognition Speed Limit Info, and lane departure warning with lane return. Also included in the standard equipment is the Parking Assistant including rear-view camera and rear assistant. The optional range includes, among other things, the steering and lane guidance assistant, the Active Speed Control with Stop & Go function, the Active Navigation Guidance, the exit warning, the BMW Head-Up Display, as well as the Surround View, Remote 3D View, BMW Drive Recorder, and Remote Theft Recorder functions. Existing functions can be improved and new functions added via Remote Software Upgrades.

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