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Nio is a Chinese electric vehicle automaker. Automatic emergency steering (AES) is a system that swerves around objects when braking alone isn’t enough to avoid a collision. Nio’s ADAS constantly monitors the car’s surroundings to see if there is a safe path to swerve. The system doesn’t replace automatic emergency braking. Instead, it primarily works at higher speeds where AEB cannot avoid a crash. The system also honks the horn to warn other road users. Nio also honks the horn when normal AEB activates. Is AES safe? Dangerous? | Source: xiaohongshu #nio #chinese #electriccar #suv #roadsafety

CMBS is the name of Honda’s automatic emergency braking system. The newest generation of the Collision Mitigation Braking System uses a camera and radar to detect other road users such as vehicles, pedestrians and motorcycles. The newest CMBS generation also added intersection AEB, which can detect a car crossing your path perpendicularly. Source: xiaohongshu and douyin #honda #civic #crv #accord

Has AEB ever saved you? On my page I get lots of comments dissing AEB because “the person behind you will just hit you anyways.” If the person behind you has an AEB system that reacts quickly enough, or the driver reacts quickly, they likely won’t rear end you. Both cars in this video were the Toyota Prius with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 (TSS 3.0) There was a person on the phone driving behind the POV car. If you listen closely you can also hear their AEB go off and brake for them. The Pre Collision System is the name of Toyota’s automatic emergency braking system. | #toyota #prius #dashcam #roadrage #hybrid

Toyota’s Pre Collision System is the name of their automatic emergency braking system. Older generations of PCS only used radar, but newer systems use camera and radar sensor fusion for AEB. VW’s proactive occupant protection system tightens the seatbelts electronically if it detects a potential collision. It will also flash the hazard lights quickly to alert other drivers to take evasive action. | Source: xiaohongshu & douyin #toyota #volkswagen #frontassist #dashcam #crash

City Safety is the name of Volvo’s automatic emergency braking system. It is probably the most widely known AEB system. BLIS, or Blind Spot Information System notifies the driver if there is a car in their blind spot. If you try to change lanes into someone, it will apply corrective steering to avoid your car from sideswiping them, assuming the car detects lane lines and you’re driving over 60 kmh. Happy new year, sorry for the pause in posting :) | Source: xiaohongshu, bilibili, douyin, YouTube and viewers! #citysafety #volvo #xc60 #ukpolice #dashcam

Audi's Active Front Assist is the name of their automatic emergency braking system. It was previously known as Pre Sense City, Pre Sense Front and Brake Guard. If you swerve to avoid an obstacle, Swerve Assist applies individual wheel braking and makes slight steering adjustments to stabilize the car when you're swerving, and countersteer after. Rear cross-traffic assist can brake for vehicles, pedestrians or cyclists when you're reversing. Audi changed their AEB chime for the 2026 model year and added Emergency evasion assist. | Source: xiaohongshu & @Motoreport #audi #activefrontassist #swerveassist #2026 #crashtest

M240 with a 2.0T? (Or maybe it’s not a M240 I guess we’ll never know) The car in front was trying to change into the right lane, which made the other driver brake hard. The BMW’s collision warning alerted the POV driver that the car in front braked abruptly. | Souce: xiaohongshu #bmw #aeb #roadrage #dashcam #4cylinder (?)

Collision Avoidance Assist is the name of Tesla’s automatic emergency braking system. Unlike most other automakers, Tesla has moved away from radars and only uses cameras for all ADAS functions. It seems to do pretty well, but there are still concerns with blind spots and poor visibility. | Source: @esteban 🛝 & another viewer! #tesla #aeb #model3 #dashcam

Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist is the name of Hyundai, Kia and Genesis’ automatic emergency braking system. What do you think of their AEB system? Thank you to viewers who sent clips in! | Source: YT, @Kobi! other viewers and other platforms. ##forwardcollisionavoidanceassist##gv80##elantra##dashcam##roadrage

Warn and Brake Assist is the name of Porsche’s automatic emergency braking system. Porsche launched the 992.2 911 with the AEB system pictured in this video, but they introduced a new AEB system starting with the Turbo S model (I’m assuming it will make its way to other 911 models for the 2026 model year) Check out @杰運汽車 for more AEB content and car reviews. You might have to dig but they often do AEB vehicle and pedestrian tests in their reviews. They post 100 kmh extreme AEB tests in their YT shorts | Source: xiaohongshu & @AUTOSTAR625 (YT) #porsche #cayenne #E3 #911 #992

Smart Brake Support or Smart City Brake Support is the name of Mazda’s automatic emergency braking system. I don’t have many Mazda clips so send some in if you have any! | Source: xiaohongshu & douyin #mazda #aeb #cx50 #dashcam #horn

For those in the Northeast, enjoy the snow! ❄️ If you start sliding, Audi Pre Sense Basic can help keep you safe by tightening the seatbelts electronically, closing the windows and potentially changing seat position. It works above around 30 kmh. (19 mph) #audi #quattro #presense #snow #fullsend

Volvo’s Safe Space Technology is a suite of safety systems that promotes road safety. It is also known as City Safety. The Volvo EX30’s Automatic Emergency Braking system can detect other cars, pedestrians, cyclists, motorbikes, and even large animals. | Source: xiaohongshu #volvo #ex30 #safety #citysafety #aeb

Front Assist is the name of Volkswagen’s automatic emergency braking system. The system can detect other cars, pedestrians, cyclists and motorbikes. The same system can also be found on Cupra and Skoda models. The model in this video is the Talagon which is an interesting mix beteeen a minivan and a SUV. | Source: xiaohongshu #aeb #frontassist #vw #minivan #pedestrian