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An automatic emergency braking system.
AEBS means Advanced Emergency Braking System. It detects a possible collision risk and can warn and automatically apply the brakes to avoid it or reduce consequences within its operating conditions. It does not guarantee preventing every crash or replace driver attention; check the manufacturer’s stated limits. It is not ABS or hill-descent assistance.
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An advanced electronic anti-lock braking system.
An automatic emergency braking system.
A system that holds the vehicle on steep descents.
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