When a V2V-equipped vehicle ahead is detected to be braking hard, 2017 Cadillac CTS drivers will get a “Hard Braking Ahead” alert, giving them extra time to react.
When a V2V-equipped vehicle ahead is detected to have its hazard lights on, 2017 Cadillac CTS drivers will get a “Hazard Lights Ahead” alert with the vehicle’s estimated distance, allowing drivers to safely maneuver away from the hazard.
When a V2V-equipped vehicle ahead is detected to have its hazard lights on, 2017 Cadillac CTS drivers will get a “Hazard Lights Ahead” alert with the vehicle’s estimated distance, allowing drivers to safely maneuver away from the hazard.
When a V2V-equipped vehicle ahead is detected to have a StabiliTrak, traction control or anti-lock brake event, 2017 Cadillac CTS drivers will get a “Slippery Road Ahead” alert, allowing them to slow down and carefully proceed.
When a V2V-equipped vehicle ahead is detected to have a StabiliTrak, traction control or anti-lock brake event, 2017 Cadillac CTS drivers will get a “Slippery Road Ahead” alert, allowing them to slow down and carefully proceed.
Cadillac introduces Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communications this month in the CTS performance sedan, beginning with 2017 interim model year cars in production now.