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Get back to the opening page.A car that senses danger ahead? Now that’s clever. Front Assist with City Emergency Brake◊ uses a radar sensor to monitor the risks in front of you, alert you of any hazards, and will even brake on its own to help avoid a collision.
◊Safety technologies are not a substitute for the driver’s responsibility for the vehicle.
A car that braces for impact? That’s seriously smart. Passenger Protect Assist uses information from the car’s braking and electronic system to ready for impact when there is a high chance of collision. In such an event, the front seat belts will tighten and the sunroof (if equipped) and windows will close to keep you in the best position for airbag deployment and prevent items flying into the car.
Our engineers have developed a hands-on approach to help identify driver fatigue. Fatigue Detection◊ monitors your movement through the steering wheel. If it senses signs of fatigue, it triggers an audible and visual warning alerting you that you need to stop and rest.
◊Safety technologies are not a substitute for the driver's responsibility of the vehicle.
The last thing we want to happen to you immediately after an accident — is another accident. Electronic Stability Control (ESC) helps you maintain control of the car if it begins skidding, while Multi-collision Brake activates the braking system to help minimise any further collision.
It’s good to know what’s around the corner with the LED headlights with AFS (Adaptive Frontlight System). AFS swivels the light beam by up to 15° into turns, anticipating the movement of your car to improve visibility.
Prefill Braking is a safety feature that anticipates your next step — literally. The OCTAVIA SPORT Wagon can recognise when you may be about to brake sharply and prepares by ‘prefilling’ the brake hydraulics with fluid. It also brings the brake pads closer to the discs, helping you stop safer, sooner.
Some forward thinking for when you’re going backwards. A Rear View Camera, Front and Rear Parking Sensors◊, standard across the OCTAVIA range, help you back out of your driveway with peace of mind and tackle those tricky reverse parks with confidence.
◊Safety technologies are not a substitute for the driver's responsibility of the vehicle.
The OCTAVIA SPORT Wagon is packed with features for a rainy day. Light Assist automatically adapts to changing light conditions, while the rain sensor adjusts the speed of the wipers depending on light or heavy rainfall.
Ever noticed how when your mind starts to wander, so does your car? Lane AssistΔ◊ uses a camera positioned within the rear-view mirror unit to actively recognise lane markings and, if you begin to stray, take corrective action to gently steer you back on course. It will also send audible and visual messages if you need to take additional action.
ΔIncluded in optional Luxury Pack.
◊Safety technologies are not a substitute for the driver's responsibility of the vehicle.
Here’s a feature you might not have seen coming. Side Assist (Blind Spot Detection)Δ◊ helps you change lanes safely by letting you know if there are any vehicles in your blind spot. If so, an LED symbol in the side mirror will light up, and start flashing if you indicate in the direction of the vehicle. It also takes corrective action if there is a car in your blind spot.
ΔIncluded in optional Luxury Pack.
◊Safety technologies are not a substitute for the driver's responsibility of the vehicle.
We hope you never need the nine airbags that come standard in every OCTAVIA RS Wagon. They’re located at the front, front side, curtain, and driver's knee area.
Overseas model shown.