2018 Volvo XC90 | City Safety Auto Brake Function Demonstration.

Starting with the all-new Volvo XC90, City Safety becomes the umbrella name for all of Volvo Cars’ auto brake functions. The continuously enhanced collision-avoidance and mitigation technologies are standard in the XC90. City Safety addresses vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians in certain situations, day and night, including yet another Volvo world-first: automatic braking if the driver turns in front of an oncoming vehicle.

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[lordmeme_]

yall in the comments got lemons or something

the xc90 saved my ass when some idiot came down the road next to us where we couldnt see at like 60 mph. we were about to pull out when the system auto braked for us and basically saved our ass. dk what yall talkin bout 🤷‍♂️

[royalrichmond]

Well... it didn’t stop my almost-new XC90 driving into the car in front, and pushing that car into the one in front of it... Maybe because it was a very slow speed incident.
I was stationary in a traffic queue, with my XC90 T8 held on A (autobrake) when I may have touched the accelerator lightly. I still don’t know why it started moving.... but it steadily moved forward into the car in front, and pushed that car forward into the car in front of it. All this time I was stamping on the brake, and then also pulling it out of gear and into reverse. I have no idea why it didn’t stop sooner.... The whole incident took about 5 seconds and cost me $1200. Maybe the reason why CitySafety did noting to stop this collision was it was at very low speed.

[ohnemar]

This was a nice concept, but volvo killed half of it and the other half is unreliable because they used interns for programming and taken out the sophisticated codes.

[skinnypuccini]

Basically I can't run over peeps with this...