Proton X50 has recently been sought after by many Malaysians and has passed the ASEAN NCAP test.
Proton X50 is the seventh Proton car tested and evaluated by ASEAN NCAP. The 5-seater SUV Proton X50 1.5T Standard is rated to be equipped with various safety equipment, such as four airbags, ESC and front passenger and driver seat belt warnings. It also comes with ISOFIX.
Is X50 Proton safer than BMW X1? It can be said that, one of the reasons is because Proton X50 has a level 2 driver assistance system.
As shown in the picture, what we are seeing now is that Level 2 is in progress. This car has a detector that can help the driver avoid accidents. So, how is Proton X50 recognized as Level 2?
Safety assistance systems based on SAE J3016, such as Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC) and Automatic Parking Assist (APA), have awarded Proton X50 Level 2 approval.
Interestingly, Proton X70 is not included with ICC. At the same time, the Proton X50 is equipped with a lane centering assist system, which can keep the vehicle in the lane. The top speed of the system is 150 km/h.
In addition, the Proton X50's ICC function is able to keep up with the vehicle in front, which runs at a speed of 30 km/h to 150 km/h. At the same time, it can follow the vehicle in front until it stops completely. If the stop time is less than 3 seconds, Proton X50 can resume exercise by itself.
Proton X50 has a cutting assist mode, which will help speed up when the signal light is turned on in a safe state.
Secondly, it has parking assist (automatic parking assist). Level 2 features included with the Proton X50 include Auto Park Assist.
Proton X50 is the cheapest vehicle equipped with a parking assist system. This system can help you park your vehicle in parallel and horizontal parking lots.
Proton X50 has a level 2 driver assistance system that has become its biggest highlight. What do you think?
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