The Glanza's Level 2 ADAS is available only on the V(O) grade. Here is what each system does and what it cannot do.
Quick Answer
The V(O) gets adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, lane departure prevention, high beam assist and autonomous emergency braking (AEB), plus cruise control. ADAS helps with speed and steering, but the driver must stay in control.
The ADAS Systems
| System | What it does |
|---|---|
| Adaptive cruise control | Keeps a set distance from the car ahead |
| Lane keep assist | Gently steers to keep you in your lane |
| Lane departure warning | Alerts you if you drift out of your lane |
| Lane departure prevention | Helps bring the car back into its lane |
| High beam assist | Switches between high and low beams automatically |
| Autonomous emergency braking | Brakes if a collision looks likely |
| Steering wheel commands | Buttons to use the lane-keeping functions |
What ADAS Cannot Do
- It does not drive the car for you.
- It can struggle with faded lane markings, heavy rain, fog or sharp bends.
- It works best on well-marked roads.
- You must keep your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.
Who Benefits Most?
Highway drivers and long-distance travellers benefit most from adaptive cruise and lane keeping. City drivers benefit from automatic emergency braking.
Quick FAQs
Which grade has ADAS? Only V(O).
Does the V have cruise control? No, cruise control is V(O) only.
Is ADAS available in CNG? The V(O) is offered in petrol only.
Final Word
ADAS is a useful extra on the Glanza's top grade. Learn how it behaves before you rely on it.
Handy tools: Car On-Road Price Calculator
ADAS performance depends on road and weather conditions. Always stay alert while driving.
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