Some people love cars for their speed, power, or beauty. But for many car enthusiasts, the absolute joy of a vehicle comes from the features and technologies that make it unique.
Whether it’s a flashy entertainment system in the dash or the latest high safety tech, there’s always something new & exciting to add to your ride. If you’re looking for a new ride, why not get your hands on the one that offers one or more of 2022’s most hyped car technologies.
Here’s a look at what you can expect to find on the market:
Autonomous Parking:
Parking tickets for terrible parallel parking jobs is a past thing with autonomous parking tech. This futuristic feature is designed to make parking effortless. You can find this high-tech feature in Chevy Silverado.
Front and Rear Park Assist employs multiple ultrasonic sensors positioned along with your front and back bumpers.
When you’re driving at slow speeds, the sensors can detect objects up to 8 feet behind your car and 4 feet in front of it.
The Rear Park Assist System control or, in particular cars, the vehicle Settings menu can be used to switch this function between ON and OF.
Teen Driver Technology:
We all have enthusiastic and inexperienced teenage drivers in our homes. Thankfully, carmakers have stepped up to ensure they’re as safe as possible when behind the wheel.
Chevy is one of the few automobile manufacturers to provide Teen Driver technology in all vehicles. Teen Driver is a free built-in system that teaches young drivers to acquire safe driving habits while behind the wheel.
Chevrolet Traverse, Malibu, and the Chevy Colorado all come standard with Teen Driver.
Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning:
Counting amongst the most dangerous things a driver can do is drift out of their lane – could be under the influence, or drowsiness from fatigue – and that never bodes well.
Lane Keep Assist is a high-tech feature that uses sensors to detect when you’re veering out of your lane. If a vehicle begins to drift from its lane, the system will provide gentle steering input to help keep them in its lane.
It’s a great way to avoid accidents, and it’s available on many different Chevrolet models. Chevy Safety Assist includes:
- Automatic Emergency Braking
- Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
- Front Pedestrian Braking
- IntelliBeam Headlamps
All trims on Chevrolet Traverse have Chevy Saftey Assist.
Wireless Smartphone Charging and Connectivity:
We don’t move too far from our smartphones these days. That’s why Chevrolet offers wireless charging and smartphone connectivity on many models.
The largely popular myChevrolet Mobile App allows you to start your car, lock your doors, and even honk the horn – all from your smartphone.
Plus, with Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, you can use many of your smartphone’s applications, like music and navigation, right on your car’s display.
Chevy Equinox 2022 has a new feature that allows for hands-free calling and texting and keeps your phone charged.
Blind Spot View Mirror:
Have you ever been driving and tried to change lanes, only to realize there was a car in your blind spot?
The Blind Spot View Mirror is a new technology that can help give you some peace of mind while on the road.
This mirror is designed to give you a clear view of what’s in your blind spot to make informed decisions about changing lanes.
Conclusion:
Feldman Chevrolet of Lansing, serving Portland, MI, has a wide selection of new Chevrolet models for you to choose from.
Whether you’re looking for a new car with the latest tech features or a simple and reliable mode of transportation, we have something for everyone.
Please stop by our dealership today, and don’t forget to check out our specials and financing offers!
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