Ford Focus technologies 'commended’ by Euro NCAP


Adaptive Cruise Control

Sophisticated technologies designed to make the new Ford Focus driving experience more comfortable, less demanding and safer, have been commended by the Euro NCAP independent crash test authority following its first-ever automated driving assessment event, hosted by the ADAC mobility organisation in Penzing, Germany, writes Trish Whelan.

The Focus, which earlier this year was awarded a maximum 5-star safety rating by Euro NCAP, received recognition from the organisation as part of a new initiative designed to deliver a greater understanding among consumers of the benefits of advanced driver assistance technologies.

Focus was selected for testing after introducing a wider range of advanced driver assistance features than any Ford vehicle before, enabled by three radars, two cameras and 12 ultrasonic sensors. Ford Co-Pilot360 technologies enhance protection, driving and parking. 

The Euro NCAP evaluated the Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Speed Sign Recognition and Lane-Centring; Evasive Steering Assist which detects slower-moving and stationary vehicles ahead and provides steering support to enable drivers to manoeuvre around a vehicle if a collision is imminent; Pre-Collision assist with Pedestrian and Cyclist Detection; and Ford’s Adaptive Front Lighting System with Predictive curve light and Sign-based light which pre-adjusts headlamp patterns for maximum visibility before reaching a curve, junction or a roundabout.

The new Focus is on sale now in five-door hatchback, wagon but not in a saloon in Ireland, priced from €22,495.





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