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MG PILOT

MG Pilot is our suite of clever assistance technologies. The car is fitted with an extensive range of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) to make your driving experience as smooth and simple as possible. This includes everything from alerting you to potential hazards, to monitoring speed, to make the roads safer for you and other drivers.
These features include:

• Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
  Adaptive Cruise Control uses smart technology to detect what’s in front of you. It will then change your speed depending on the current situation. For example, if the roads are clear then you are set on a steady course, but if a car in front begins to slow down, then it will use the brakes to gently reduce speed. This helps to prevent any collisions.
• Intelligent High Beam Control (IHBC)
  Taking your hands off the steering wheel to adapt your headlights can be a hazard. That’s why we’ve automated them. During auto position, the high beam automatically switches to low beam when it detects a car ahead. This prevents blinding the driver with a bright light, which is especially dangerous at night.
• Blind Spot Detection (BSD)
  Blind spots are dangerous for any driver because the hazards are not perceivable to the human eye. That’s where blind spot detection comes in. It detects vehicles approaching the blind spots at the left and right rear of the vehicle and alerts the driver through a visible signal.
• Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)
  Everyone can agree that parking is a nightmare, but Rear Cross Traffic Alert makes it a little easier. It alerts the driver to any vehicle approaching them from either side when reversing so that they know when to reverse safely to prevent any collisions.
• Traffic Jam Assist (TJA)
  With our Traffic Jam Assist technology, your vehicle can come to a stop and then accelerate again by itself when it detects a traffic jam. It does this by monitoring the car in front and automatically following its pattern.
• Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)
  Using a camera, the vehicle can see the road markings ahead and detect when a driver may be departing from them. It sends a visual, audible and physical signal to correct their position and get the car back on track.
• Lane Keep Assist (LKA)
  Lane Keep Assist goes one step further than the Lane Departure Warning and actually corrects the driver’s position for them. By taking control of the wheel it adjusts the vehicle’s position to keep it within the lane markings.
• Lane Change Assist (LCA)
  Changing lane always requires concentration to ensure you have enough space to gently maneuver your vehicle. However blind spots can prevent the driver from having a clear idea of when it is safe to move. The Lane Change Assist provides an additional, visible signal alongside the Blind Spot Monitoring to alert the driver to a potential hazard.
• Door Open Warning (DOW)
  Warns you of danger when opening vehicles doors