Do the Scorpio-N’s ADAS features actually make sense in Indian driving conditions?
While new to the Indian market, the Mahindra Scorpio-N comes with a host of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) features such as Driver Drowsiness Detection. These technologies are intended to help make driving safer and more convenient, but there’s debate over whether they actually work in the Indian driving conditions. Others say these systems, designed mostly for Western markets, might not be up to the task of Indian roads, which are characterized by unpredictable traffic patterns, inconsistent road conditions and different driving behavior. Some think that any extra safety feature is good, no matter where it comes from. It also discusses whether these ADAS features actually bring real world benefits to Indian drivers or are just a marketing gimmick. They also consider how well calibrated these systems are for Indian conditions and if they might actually be more of a distraction than an aid in some situations.
The ADAS features are surprisingly useful — the drowsiness detection in particular when driving on long highways. I’ve caught me nodding off a couple of times.
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