The updated technology delivers smoother driver-support features and offers enhanced features that seamlessly connect to the vehicle's navigation system to support the driver proactively in situations such as highway off-ramps.
The latest ProPILOT Assist system combines information gathered from the all-new QX60's array of sensors and cameras with navigation information to assist its driver better. The data analyzed from the navigation system could include upcoming curves that require the QX60 to slow or exiting on an off-ramp. An extended automatic restart system now supports stopping for up to 30 seconds in stop-and-go traffic situations.
Since its introduction on the 2019 QX50, ProPILOT Assist has been further refined to more smoothly assist drivers. In the 2022 QX60, the system can proactively brake sooner and more softly, and its steering assistance is more natural. The three-row crossover can better maintain speeds on a downhill grade as well using the advanced Intelligent Cruise Control system.
Traffic Sign Recognition on the 2022 QX60 relays vital information to the driver via the instrument cluster or an available head-up display. When ProPILOT Assist is engaged and customized to follow posted speeds, information gathered from the onboard system can help the driver quickly match speeds in changing speed-limit zones. When entering a new speed-limit zone, the system can prompt the driver to accept a change in set speed to match, or the system can automatically change set speeds.
Those advanced systems combine with the all-new QX60's construction and suite of onboard active safety features to offer confidence and comfort to its driver and passengers that each journey can be completed more easily.
More information about the 2022 Infiniti QX60 will be released closer to market launch later this year.
