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5G As the successor to fourth-generation networks, the fifth-generation network standard is expected to deliver higher bandwidth and eventually download speeds of up to 10

Adaptive Cruise Control Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) uses the vehicle’s radar sensors and camera to maintain a safe following distance from the traffic ahead. Along

ADAPTIVE LIGHT CONTROL Adaptive light control automatically adjusts the headlights to improve the driver’s vision at night while avoiding limiting the view of other drivers.

ADAS Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are a combination of technologies to improve occupant safety by providing the driver with audio, visual, and other alerts

ADASIS Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Interface Specifications are the future standards for access to predictive data to enhance ADAS systems developed by representatives of the

Aftermarket Equipment that is not included in the vehicle when it is originally purchased. Aftermarket parts are not produced by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM).

Assisted Night Vision Assisted night vision uses a thermal camera or active infrared lighting to capture images and displays them to the driver. Assisted night

Automatic Headlight Control Automatic headlight control turns on the vehicle’s headlights in low light conditions such as at night or when entering a tunnel. When

Automatic Parking Systems Automatic parking systems are designed to assist the driver with parking the vehicle in a parallel or perpendicular space. System functions vary

Autonomous Vehicle A fully autonomous vehicle is capable of driving with no intervention from the driver. However, there are different levels of autonomy, as defined