Standard features include forward automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assistance, and blind-spot monitoring.
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Adaptive cruise control unfortunately costs extra, part of an expanded suite called Co-Pilot360+, but it’s bundled with driver aids that include automatic self-parking, evasive steering assistance, and reverse automatic braking. The five-passenger Nautilus also boasts a diverse collection of self-driving features, part of the Lincoln Co-Pilot360 suite. That’s especially true after it got an all-new interior last year, featuring improved materials and a stunning yet user-friendly 13.2-inch touchscreen. Priced less than some compact crossovers, but roomier and fancier than its top mid-size competitors, the 2022 Lincoln Nautilus is an overlooked luxury gem.
Still, a car is about much more than just its driver-assistance technology, which is why we’ve also considered other factors in choosing the 10 best luxury SUVs with self-driving features. And especially once you’re buying a luxury vehicle, some systems can also help swerve to avoid a collision or even let you take your hands entirely off the steering wheel. Typical self-driving features include adaptive cruise control, which maintains a minimum distance from the car in front of you even as it changes speed automatic emergency braking, which slams the brakes by itself if it detects a likely collision blind-spot monitoring, which alerts you if you might be changing lanes into another vehicle lane-departure warnings, which alert you if you drift over the line and lane-keeping assistance, which autonomously makes steering corrections to keep you in place. And the latter includes advanced self-driving features, which until recently were the stuff of science fiction. Luxury vehicles are often at the forefront of style, comfort, and technology. Brady Holt driving Cadillac Escalade Super Cruise ・ Photo by Prisca Lo Surdo
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