Mercedes Makes Advanced Safety Systems Standard on Compact Models, Including A-Class | Mercedes-Benz
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Advanced Safety Systems Standard on Compact Models
Mercedes-Benz Japan has announced that the "Radar Safety Package," previously an option on its compact models, will now be standard equipment. Order reservations have begun.
Text by YANAKA Tomomi
Safety Systems Standard Across All Mercedes-Benz Models
The "Radar Safety Package" will now be standard on five models: the A-Class, A-Class Sedan, B-Class, CLA, and CLA Shooting Brake. This addition means that advanced safety systems are now standard on all Mercedes-Benz models.
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The "Radar Safety Package" utilizes advanced stereo multi-purpose cameras and radar sensors to more accurately assess surrounding traffic conditions. Features include "Active Steering Assist," which recognizes and adjusts speed to the vehicle ahead, even stopping and automatically resuming speed, and "Active Brake Assist," which detects the risk of collision with vehicles, pedestrians, or objects, issuing warnings and applying automatic emergency braking.
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Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake
Additionally, the "Evasive Steering Assist" detects the risk of collision with pedestrians crossing the roadway ahead, calculates precise steering torque, assists the driver's steering input, and supports vehicle recovery after evasion. These functions are designed to support the driver, ensuring a more confident driving experience.
Concurrently, the wheel designs for the A-Class and A-Class Sedan have been refreshed.
Refreshed Wheels for the A-Class
Pricing starts at 3.63 million yen for the A-Class and ranges up to 4.36 million yen. The A-Class Sedan is priced from 3.73 million to 5.16 million yen, the B-Class from 4.22 million to 4.52 million yen, the CLA from 4.72 million to 5.65 million yen, and the CLA Shooting Brake from 4.83 million to 5.75 million yen.
Deliveries for the CLA and CLA Shooting Brake are scheduled to begin in late September 2020, with other models following from October onwards.