Auto Emergency Braking
Stopping for you.
Auto Emergency Braking AEB uses radar or camera systems to
measure the distance between you and the vehicle in front.
If that distance suddenly gets smaller,
usually because the vehicle in front has come to a sudden stop,
the AEB responds by automatically braking often before you have a chance to react.
Advanced AEB systems can even detect cyclists and pedestrians.
Auto Emergency Braking has been estimated to reduce rear end crashes,
resulting in fatal and serious injuries by 27%.
Understand more about active safety technology
at howsafeisyourcar.com.au