UXSAFETY

Radar active cruise control (RACC)

Radar active cruise control (RACC)

The RACC safety system uses a camera and radar to detect preceding vehicles and help to determine their speed. The system is designed to then adjust your vehicle’s speed within a set range and help to maintain a suitable distance.

With the addition of All-Speed RACC, your UX has impressive stop-and-go functionality. This means you can slow down to 0km/h in traffic and when the traffic begins to move, the feature is designed to help your vehicle to take off again, recalling your chosen speed. When RACC is active, Indicator Linked Control can also contribute preliminary acceleration when the vehicle is traveling at 70 km/h or above, in preparation for overtaking.²

Pre-Collision Safety System (PCS)

Pre-Collision Safety System (PCS)

When the radar and camera sensor determine that a collision is likely, PCS is designed to warn the driver so they can perform evasive manoeuvres. The system is designed to alert the driver to a possible collision and activate the pre-collision brakes to help mitigate the impact force. PCS also features daytime and night-time pedestrian detection, and daytime bicycle detection.²

Adaptive High-Beam System (AHS)

Adaptive High-Beam System (AHS)

F Sport and Sports Luxury grades feature AHS, where a camera located behind the windshield glass can detect light from vehicles in front, and is designed to automatically adjust the headlamp light distribution to reduce impact of high beams illuminating oncoming or preceding vehicles.²

Lane Trace Assist (LTA)

Lane Trace Assist (LTA)

When RACC; is in use, LTA can help to keep the vehicle in the centre of the lane with smooth and steady movements, and is designed to track the preceding vehicle, even if it's difficult to detect the lane's edge lines.²

Road Sign Assist

Road Sign Assist

The front camera on the UX is designed to detect certain regulatory speed signs and display them on the multi-information display, and on Sports Luxury EP and F Sport EP2 options, on the Head-Up Display.

When the speed limit sign is displayed, the system is designed to invert the speed sign colours if the driver exceeds the specified speed limit.²

Blind Spot Monitor

Blind Spot Monitor

When the vehicle is in motion, the rear bumper radars are designed to detect vehicles in adjacent lanes that may not be visible in the door mirrors. The system is then designed to activate an LED warning indicator in the side mirror when a vehicle enters this blind spot. The system may detect vehicles approaching at speed from the rear within the blind spot.²

Blind Spot Monitor is available on Luxury + EP1, Luxury + EP2, Luxury + EP3, F Sport and Sports Luxury grades.

Parking Support Brake (PKSB)

Parking Support Brake (PKSB)

PKSB² uses Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS)² and Blind Spot Monitor (BSM)² radars to help detect static objects in the vehicle's direction of travel, or rear-crossing vehicles. If travelling at low speeds (<15km/h) and the PKSB system deems a collision may occur, it can alert the driver with an audible buzzer. If the driver does not take action to avoid the possible collision, PKSB is designed to help reduce drive force and, if needed, apply brake force to help mitigate damage.².

Parking Support Brake is available on Luxury + EP1, Luxury + EP2, Luxury + EP3, F Sport and Sports Luxury grades.