VW, Skoda, others tap swarm technology to improve safety

With two radars at the rear and using ultrasound, VW brand says its Travel Assist with Swarm Data can keep an eye on surrounding traffic and, at speeds of 90 kph or more on the highway can help with lane changes.

By:

Nathan Eddy

April 26, 2022 04:00 AM

Volkswagen, Skoda and Honda are among the brands using or testing swarm technology to provide even greater driver assistance capabilities.

Featured Stories

Auto industry innovation shines through PACE Award and PACE Pilot finalists

Honda considers making 90% of U.S. sales locally by relocating Mexico, Canada production, report says

Mazda to ‘pause’ production of CX-50 for Canada amid tariff spat

Stellantis said to be closing in on new CEO with shortlist of five candidates

Latest News

2025 Subaru Forester Hybrid: An upgrade with a green payoff

Stellantis shareholders approve $26 million payout to ex-CEO Carlos Tavares despite protests

Groups, dealerships work to recruit more female service technicians

Mazda to ‘pause’ production of CX-50 for Canada amid tariff spat

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Technology

Motorists want to be supported by tech, not nagged, according to new survey

Why China is poised to lead Europe, U.S. in brake-by-wire adoption

Schaeffler targets humanoid robot sector to improve efficiency in car factories

Nvidia-GM deal underscores a shifting auto technology landscape

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.