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Despite the power lurking behind the bonnet everything from dramatic pull away to powering through corners is delivered in a controlled manner with the vehicle systems doing their utmost to keep you on the tar.
The range of driving assistance and safety systems is modular in structure. Fitted as standard are Active Braking Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, ATTENTION ASSIST, Speed Limit Assist plus the occupant protection system PRE-SAFE.
This system can brace the front occupants for a side impact by nudging them sideways to reduce the risk of injury.
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