Toyota will make automatic braking near-standard by 2017 https://t.co/3776w0y4yw pic.twitter.com/SHJmuqYuWB
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It used to be you had to be rich to afford the most advanced safety technology.
Automatic emergency braking (AEB) is considered "pre-autonomous," because it is based on the principles that guide a self-driving car. Vehicles with AEB scan the road using sensors, and can apply the brakes automatically to prevent or reduce the speed of a collision.
When the feature first appeared, it was only on high-end models of luxury brands. Then Toyota came out with Toyota Safety Sense -- a suite of advanced safety features including a Pre-Collision System with AEB capability, available at an affordable price.
Now the world's top-selling automaker is going a step further. By the end of 2017, virtually all new Toyota vehicles will have the Pre-Collision System as a standard feature. Every model, every trim. No added charge.
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