Does the Hycross’s ADAS system really help in Indian traffic conditions?
In terms of technological update, the model has seen Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) included in the Innova Hycross. Features of ADAS normally includes adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking and other safety and convenience technology. Although widely prevalent in several markets, their effectiveness and usefulness in Indian traffic conditions is being debated. The challenge specifics include unpredictable traffic patterns, varied road qualities, and a host of vehicles and pedestrians all trying to share the same space on Indian roads. That brings into question how well Hycross's ADAS features can handle and perform in this kind of environment. The debate revolves around whether these sophisticated systems add any real value in terms of safety and convenience in Indian driving situations, or whether the systems are a marketing feature that will not be fully utilised, or worse, a distraction in the crazy traffic disorder we encounter in India.
Absolutely useful! No doubt, adaptive cruise control is a game changer by itself in highway traffic, but the lane departure warning has saved my butt from distracted driving at least thrice already.
In city traffic, it is mostly useless. Two wheelers confuse the systems and the systems cannot cope with chaos. It’s a distraction more than a help.
It's hit or miss. On highways, or well marked roads it's just great. In typical Indian city traffic you're better off using your own skills.
Enough said about this feature alone. For busy traffic situations, it's caught things I've missed.
Most Indian driving conditions are overkill for it. Nice to have, but not necessary. I don’t want a better infotainment system, or more comfort features, I want the Tesla.
It’s weird until you learn to deal with its quirks, but it’s actually quite useful. You just have to know when to use it and when not to.
I’ve found that the ADAS is more useful than I thought it would be. It's not Indian conditions, you can't perfect it, but it's good for an extra layer of safety, most especially for the less experienced drivers.
It annoys me and I often turn it off. And it just isn't designed for roads in India, and it tends to give false alarms or unnecessary intervention.
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