The dynamic stability control system relies on a group of sensors, cameras, and measurement systems to monitor the vehicle's movement and the surrounding environment. The system uses the collected data to improve the vehicle's stability while driving, by individually adjusting the force in the wheels to control slip.

The Dynamic Stability Control System aims to automatically control the braking force and engine torque in conjunction with systems such as the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and the Traction Control System (TCS) to prevent side skids while driving on slippery roads, during sudden maneuvers, or to avoid collisions, which leads to improved Total safety of the car.

The automatic braking system is an important part of advanced safety technology, as the system uses sensors and cameras to monitor vehicles and obstacles on the road. When an existing collision risk is detected, the system alerts the driver to it. If the driver does not respond, the system automatically activates the brakes to avoid the collision or reduce its severity.

This system enables the car to drive semi-automatically, as it gives the car the ability to accelerate, decelerate, stop and maneuver automatically without any intervention from the driver. This system relies on a complex and connected set of sensors, cameras and guidance systems to analyze the surrounding environment and make the right decisions.

This system warns the driver when they deviate from their lane without activating the lane change signals. This system is based on analyzing the vehicle's data and its trajectory to determine its location on the road and attempt to maintain its appropriate path. When deviating from the lane, the system issues audio or visual signals on the dashboard to the driver to pay attention again to the road and put the car back in its correct lane.

In general, technological technologies dedicated to improving the driving experience are an important addition to the automotive industry, as they contribute to improving driving safety and user experience. Through the use of sensors, cameras and information systems, these features contribute to a safer and smoother drive. Car manufacturers are still striving to develop more technologies that will take the driving experience to new heights.