#EYE SIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM FULL#

While your average Crosstrek, Outback, or Ascent may not have the blind spots of a heavy-duty truck or full-size work van, there is still a huge advantage to having a rear camera that can cover a full 180-degree view. Subaru’s safety systems do more to help you stay actively aware of your front, rear, and side surroundings. Whether your adaptive cruise control system is on or off, you can also take advantage of the lane centering assist, which adjusts your steering wheel to stay perfectly centered using the camera’s lane tracing ability. Using EyeSight, your Subaru locks on to the vehicle ahead of you and maintains your preselected distance by accelerating and braking automatically. Quickly and easily select your preferred speed to match the flow of traffic, and choose your preference on your distance from the vehicle in front of you. This cruise control system is easily turned on and off as well as customized right from your steering wheel. One of the most exciting features about Subaru EyeSight is the development and implementation of the Adaptive Cruise Control.

For what you can’t directly see, Subaru even gives you audio and visual alerts to make your time behind the wheel more enjoyable. Today, the Subaru EyeSight System consists of a minimum two front-facing cameras and a singular rear camera along with a series of radar systems that help you see the world around you. Debuted originally in 2008 as a single, rear-view camera, Subaru EyeSight has evolved by leaps and bounds and is now found on an array of various Subaru Models.

The Subaru EyeSight Safety System is the culmination of all of the knowledge of Subaru Engineers as it pertains to alerts and assistive systems.

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