► 2015 Skoda Superb - Traffic Jam Assist

Traffic Jam Assist is available for this model and for the brand for the first time, providing more safety and comfort in traffic jams and stop-and-go traffic. The car is automatically kept in its lane; braking and acceleration are also self-activating. The driver’s hands must be on the steering wheel for this to work. Traffic Jam Assist works in combination with the Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Assist systems.
The 2015 Škoda Superb is available with Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) as an optional extra. At a pre-set speed, Front Assist automatically keeps the car at a safe distance from the vehicle ahead. The radar-based ACC uses Cruise Control in combination with distance control and works at speeds between 30 and 210 km/h.
For the first time, the new Škoda Superb features proactive occupant protection,Crew Protect Assist. The system prepares the driver and front passenger in advance of an impending collision. In critical situations, e.g. emergency braking, the driver’s and front passenger’s seat belts are automatically pre-tensioned. It also closes the sunroof and side windows (to a residual opening).
The new optional Lane Assist in the new Škoda Superb helps the vehicle stay in lane on motorways and country roads. It reduces the risk of inadvertently leaving the lane. A camera detects lane markings in front of the vehicle from a speed of 65 km/h. When Lane Assist identifies an unintended departure from the lane, the system automatically initiates corrective steering. If no steering action is detected from the driver, a warning signal and the message ‘Lane Assist – please take over steering’ are activated.
Front Assist with integrated City Emergency Brake is making its model debut in the n2015 Škoda Superb. The system warns of a collision at speeds between 5 and 210 km/h and activates automatic partial braking or triggers emergency braking if necessary. The City Emergency Braking Function actively complements Front Assist in urban traffic and at speeds between 5 and 34 km/h.
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