When you’re trying to maneuver a lane change, your Genesis will detect any vehicle next to it from all angles — this will show up in the instrument cluster. Activate the indicator light before you switch lanes and you’ll be able to view an active video feed of the particular blindspot on the center console touchscreen.

Across a wide range of scenarios, your Genesis will actively monitor your blind spot and, in the event of a potential collision, it may initiate evasive steering or braking precautions.

When equipped with a suite of built-in sensors, your Genesis is able to identify vehicles approaching from the rear, left and right, alerting you and initiating the braking system to prevent a collision.

While you are parking, if your Genesis detects the presence of other vehicles, pedestrians or any obstacles, the Parking Collision-Avoidance Assist-Reverse will engage the braking system automatically.

While the Driver Attention Warning monitors your driving behavior, the Forward Attention Warning uses a dash-mounted camera to analyze your facial expressions. If either of these systems detects a decrease in your attention span, they will sound an audible warning and display a dashboard alert, indicating that it may be a good time for you to take a break.

Rather than causing glare for oncoming traffic, the Intelligent Front Lighting System is designed to selectively dim individual LEDs as needed, ensuring that it prevents any blinding effect when it senses an approaching vehicle.

Lane Following Assist utilizes a front-facing camera to monitor the road ahead and helps to center your model’s steering.

While engaged, Smart Cruise Control keeps a designated speed and distance from the vehicle in front. The Stop and Go functionality ensures a seamless driving experience, even in heavy traffic. In addition, innovative Machine Learning technology enables the vehicle to adapt to the driver’s unique driving style, emulating their preferences while making speed adjustments.