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Toyota Reveals ‘Safety Sense’ Technology For Future Models: Video

Toyota has unveiled a group of safety features which the Japanese carmaker plans to roll out in its new models, starting next year. Using camera and radar systems, the new “Safety Sense” features will also step-up the development of vehicle


Toyota has unveiled a group of safety features which the Japanese carmaker plans to roll out in its new models, starting next year.

Using camera and radar systems, the new “Safety Sense” features will also step-up the development of vehicle-2-vehicle and vehicle-2-infrastructure (v2v & v2i) technology for future models. 

While none of the Safety Sense ideas are new, they will be available on a wide range of Toyota models worldwide by the end of 2017 with both ‘C’ (smaller vehicles) and ‘P’ (larger) packages available.

The C package combines automatic high-beam LED headlamps, radar cruise control, lane departure warning, and ‘Pre-Crash Safety System’.

P package buyers get the same features as the C package, but gain a more accurate radar cruise control and ‘pedestrian detection’ for the Pre-Crash system.

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