Subaru: Stan Wawrinka drives with EyeSight

The EyeSight driving safety system, familiar from the Subaru Outback AWD, combines various assistants to create a tightly woven safety net. A central component is the emergency braking system with collision warning, which detects potential collisions with pedestrians, cyclists and other motorized road users and automatically initiates emergency braking if the driver does not react. In this way, accidents up to a speed difference of 50 km/h can be avoided or at least the impact speed and consequences of the accident can be minimized.

Warning messages appear in the windshield
The active lane departure warning system, used for the first time in a Subaru, not only warns the driver if the vehicle leaves its lane unintentionally, but also brings the vehicle back on course with a steering impulse if necessary. The lane departure warning system, which also comes as standard, also recognizes when the driver is driving in a serpentine line for a long period of time and sounds the alarm. The EyeSight driving safety system is rounded off by adaptive cruise control and adaptive cruise control.

In addition to the innovative EyeSight driver assistance system, the Subaru Levorg AWD now features an audio system with a seven-inch display and DAB+ digital radio as standard. There are also new ISOFIX devices on board in accordance with the i-Size standard. The reason: according to a Europe-wide regulation, children up to the age of 15 months must be transported in a rear-facing position.

Anyone who opts for a new Levorg AWD Swiss S or Luxury S will also benefit from free map updates for the Subaru navigation system for three years.

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