Volvo’s step to end automotive accidents may be an uphill battle in the right direction — from new safety features to technological innovationsVolvo is an ambitious car company and one of Scandinavia’s biggest exports. It generates billions for the local economy, producing some of the most desirable vehicles in the world.
For example, let’s say you take your baby to the grocery store but forget you left them in the back seat. The EX90 will issue an audible alert and send another to your phone if you make this error. It can also do the same for children, dogs, and even valuable items left on the backseat in view of criminals.
The Volvo EX90 solves this problem by using intelligent sensors to scan upcoming intersections. Computers can decide whether they believe an oncoming vehicle is going to jump the lights and automatically apply the emergency brakes on your behalf to prevent a collision. believes the technology will save lives. “There’s no doubt that crossroad accidents are among the most common.
In practice, this means that the car can brake if you approach traffic too rapidly from behind, take over if you swerve out of a lane, and even slow you down if you are approaching a corner or junction too rapidly. It combines with the Pilot Assist feature to make the driving experience smoother and more relaxing.