What is the difference between Ford Co-Pilot360 and Co-Pilot360 Assist?
Ford's advanced driver-assistance systems, Co-Pilot360 and Co-Pilot360 Assist, offer a range of features to enhance safety and convenience for drivers. While these two systems share some similarities, there are distinct differences between them that are important to understand.
Ford Co-Pilot360
Ford Co-Pilot360 is a suite of advanced safety and driver-assistance technologies that come standard on many Ford vehicles. The key features of Co-Pilot360 include:
- Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection
- Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert
- Lane-Keeping System
- Rearview Camera
- Auto High-Beam Headlamps
These features work together to help drivers avoid collisions, stay in their lane, and improve visibility on the road. Co-Pilot360 is designed to provide a basic level of advanced safety and driver-assistance technology as standard equipment on Ford vehicles.
Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist
Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist is an enhanced version of the Co-Pilot360 system, offering additional features and capabilities. The key features of Co-Pilot360 Assist include:
- Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go
- Lane Centering
- Evasive Steering Assist
- Voice-Activated Navigation
The Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go feature allows the vehicle to automatically maintain a set distance from the car in front, even in stop-and-go traffic. Lane Centering helps keep the vehicle centered in its lane, while Evasive Steering Assist can provide additional steering input to help the driver avoid a collision. The Voice-Activated Navigation feature provides turn-by-turn directions and other navigation-related information.
In summary, while both Ford Co-Pilot360 and Co-Pilot360 Assist offer advanced safety and driver-assistance technologies, Co-Pilot360 Assist provides a more comprehensive suite of features, including more advanced autonomous driving capabilities, to enhance the driving experience.
