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Safer driving in the new Renault Megane

New Renault Megane includes numerous driving aids. Intuitive and intelligent technologies that accompany you on all your journeys to guarantee your peace of mind on a day-to-day basis.

Automatic dipped-high beam change

Improved vision and enhanced safety thanks to a camera and automatic dipped-beam headlight switching: the vehicle’s lighting automatically adapts to situations that arise without driver intervention. When crossing with another vehicle or when arriving at an urban nucleus, the change of the main beams is carried out automatically.

Alert for involuntary lane change

New Renault Megane offers you improved vision and enhanced safety thanks to a camera and an alert for involuntary lane change: from 70 km / h, a visual and audible signal alerts you in the event of unintentionally crossing a continuous or broken line. This feature helps you avoid lane drift, particularly on monotonous journeys.

Speeding alert with traffic sign recognition

The speeding alert incorporates traffic sign recognition: the camera analyzes the signaling data -speed, rain, roadworks, etc.- and transmits it to the system. If you drive above the maximum allowed speed, you will receive a warning in the instrument cluster and on the Head-Up Display.

Expand your vision with the blind spot detector

Stop worrying about blind spots. New Renault Megane offers among its equipment a system that detects the presence of any vehicle within the area that cannot be controlled with the rear-view mirrors. It is active between 30 and 140 km / h and alerts immediately by means of a light signal.

In addition, the safety of this new model has all the guarantees. The EURONCAP test assesses the safety of vehicles in 4 categories: child protection, adult protection, pedestrian protection and driving assistance technologies. It is a benchmark test in Europe, in which New Mégane has obtained the maximum score of 5 stars.

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