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Hyundai Achieves Automatic Emergency Braking Commitment Two Years Ahead of Schedule

November 2, 2021 By CollisionWeek Editor

Announces 98% of new vehicles come Standard with three safety features including AEB.

During the past year, 98% of the Hyundai vehicles produced for sale in the U.S. now include four safety features as standard technology – Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist/Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist/Lane Following, and Driver Attention Warning. Hyundai’s Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) technology vehicle offering has increased 2% versus one year prior and accomplishes a voluntary industry commitment two years in advance of the deadline.

Hyundai logo“Hyundai’s ‘safety-first’ philosophy has contributed to our recent product increase with AEB/FCAA and two additional safety technologies now standard on 98% of

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, AEB, Hyundai

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