In the compact SUV segment, the Mahindra XUV 3XO has shaken things up by giving Level 2 ADAS features at an affordable price. That has raised questions about whether those advanced safety features are worth paying extra for compared with competitors that might have similar performance and comfort without ADAS. While there are those who argue that these are features which will change the game for safety and convenience, particularly in Indian traffic conditions, there are those who doubt their utility and dependability in real world deployments. It is often debated if the long term value proposition makes sense, if ADAS works on Indian roads, or if these features are really necessary for the average driver. Divided along potential buyers and automotive enthusiasts, it is a topic.