Abbreviation for Anti-Lock Braking System.

Abbreviation for Alternating Current or Air conditioning.

A regulated suspension system using hydraulics and sensors to change the springing to suit the immediate situation.

Providing increased pedestrian protection in the event of striking a pedestrian head-on.

A system to computer control the shock absorber damping forces so each wheel varies its response according to the conditions.

Vehicle qualities that help a driver avoid a potential accident such as braking, steering and cornering stability.

An electric power system which varies the degree that wheels turn in response to steering adjustments, improving directional stability at high speed and parking via improved manoeuvrability.

A system in which electronic sensors work with hydraulic or another external forces to counteract adverse suspension movements.

A system in which the transmission distributes engine torque in controlled proportions between all wheels, varying the proportion front and rear to suit the conditions.

Two-stage airbag that can inflate in two stages. It is partly filled in a low-speed collision and becomes fully inflated above approx. 35 km/h