Rüsselsheim, July 1, 2024 – Opel is poised to meet new EU safety regulations effective July 7, 2024, which mandate additional assistance systems for new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Opel’s comprehensive range of models, from the best-selling Corsa to the Grandland, is equipped with advanced electronic assistants that enhance road safety.
Opel has integrated numerous safety systems across its vehicle lineup, ensuring that even the compact Corsa includes features such as forward collision alert with automatic emergency braking, intelligent cruise control, lane keep assist, and drowsiness detection. These systems exceed legal requirements, reflecting Opel’s commitment to “Safety First.”
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The new Opel Grandland, for example, will feature the Intelli-Lux Pixel HD Light, offering high-resolution light distribution with over 50,000 elements, providing superior visibility without blinding other road users. This innovation exemplifies Opel’s 125-year tradition of pioneering automotive safety technologies.
As part of its safety suite, Opel models will include emergency braking assistant, intelligent speed assistant, lane departure warning, reversing assistant, drowsiness detection, adaptive brake lights, and data recorders. These systems aim to reduce accidents and save lives.
In addition to these features, Opel’s compact class bestseller Astra and top SUV Grandland offer the Intelli-Drive system, which includes rear cross-traffic alert, enhancing safety during reversing maneuvers.
Opel’s longstanding dedication to safety is evident in its history, from the early chain-controlled steering of the Patentmotorwagen to the advanced safety features of today’s models. This commitment continues with the new EU regulations, ensuring Opel remains at the forefront of automotive safety.
Source: Opel Models Comply with New Mandatory Assistance Systems Starting July
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