Travel Assist integrates several systems and functions. When they are interconnected, the car can make driving a lot easier and increase travelling comfort.

The Adaptive Cruise Control maintains a safe distance from the vehicle ahead at a selected speed, controlling the engine and actuating the brakes to automatically accelerate and decelerate as needed. The system combines a cruise control system with a radar-based distance controller and is active up to 210 km/h. When combined with the Amundsen navigation system and Traffic Sign Recognition, ACC becomes Predictive Cruise Control.

A picture processing module searches scanned pictures for known traffic signs and compares the results with the navigation data. The system processes speed limit signs, no-overtaking signs and any supplementary instructions, as well as associated restriction clearance signs, and then displays them to the driver.

Lane Assist can tell when you stray from a lane unintentionally. The enhanced “Adaptive” variant means that the system intervenes in an attempt to keep the vehicle in the selected track within the traffic lane, and the car does not “weave”. The Adaptive Lane Assist system works in conjunction with a camera to recognise lane markings on the road, including yellow lines during roadworks, traffic cones, and other roadside or lane borders.