Skoda Lane Assist (Kodiaq) - POV Test Drive
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- We take the Skoda Kodiaq for a semi-autonomous drive with the purpose of testing the "Lane Assist" package. TURN ON subtitles for explanations.
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Lane Assist makes corrective steering movements in some cars of the Volkswagen Group, like with this Skoda Kodiaq. Lane Assist is an optional package. In this video I drive the car as "hands free" as possible to show you what the car can do autonomously and what not.
However, this is a driver assistance tool, not a fully autonomous system. That is why you are supposed to keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times. You are still responsible for possible accidents. In this video I'm driving as hands free as possible for "scientific/journalistic" purposes.
As you can see in the video, it is technically possible to drive without hands on the wheel for about 15 seconds, depending on the circumstances.
In the end of the video I try Park Assist, a feature that helps you with parking.
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Using the lane assisst without lanes is a little bit risky..
Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Assist, small bag of weight, and you've got a great car for motorway cruising!!!
I'm sure the system would work very well in a country where they have proper roads.
That's why he drives in the Netherlands 😅
It's Belgium...
The beautiful NL and its excellent roads ....
@@povelectric Then I would say the beautiful BE and its excellent houses and roads ;)
This is just "lane assist", not the "adaptive lane assist". This one is just adding a little pressure to get you back to your lane, but it does not keep you between the lane center!
Adaptive lane assist comes with higher specs, or if you order one.
works on standard euro roads with new lines very good. unfortunately autonomous only 12 second. When you next 10 seconds not touch steering wheel , car brake sharply. I appreciate extend this time for 40 seconds like BMW use
what's in your bag, I can do with my Octavia that only if I have bottle with certain amount of liquid in it
Op de een of andere manier ziet het er toch niet heel relaxed uit, zeker op de provinciale wegen waar ie soms de weg kwijt lijkt te raken
De meeste van die systemen zitten nog in de mossel-noch-vis categorie. Niet goed genoeg om volledig autonoom te rijden, maar juist goed genoeg om hier en daar wat te corrigeren, maar dan ook niet in 100% van de gevallen, wat het op zich weer gevaarlijk maakt, want vaak ga je er gewoon op vertrouwen 🙂
@@povelectric we zullen zien, over een week of twee krijg ik m, maar denk dat ik de handjes toch liever aan het stuur houd 😉
@@MJSkavioke Het rare is dat eens je dat hebt, laat je na een uur rijden het stuur automatisch los 🙂
@@povelectric haha, je moet het natuurlijk even proberen. Ik ken ook mensen die er inderdaad volledig op vertrouwen en een flesje tussen het stuur stoppen. Ik vraag me af hoe dat met Tesla is t.o.v. andere fabrikanten. Werkt dat nou veel beter?
i hafe tis car and its predi good
Om het te testen langs lantaarnpalen is wel erg handig. Scheelde niet veel de eerste lantaarnpaal.
Mine starts warning after a couple of seconds to take over the steering wheel. Did you change anything?
He used the bag which he stucked into the control so it gives the car the feeling of someones holding it, it is pressure sensitive the control
this system is really meant for motorways
From some other videos on the "schwaben-checker" youtube channel, of the arteon and the t-roc, it looks like the VW group is going, for the new VW models, toward a change in their lane assist techology: it seems they want now to make it less active and only to prevent the vehicle from leaving the lane. I have experienced the lane assist of the golf 7 (1.6 tdi from 2013) and it VERY active and it is GREAT. It looks like the one on this skoda kodiak you have in your video: very active, it keeps you in the center always... I bet some customers complained that they didn t like it, and the VW engineers decides to make it less agressive for newer models...🤔... If is a trend that is confirmed (less agressive lane assit from VW cars), i would find it to be a shame... :
x200 x6000000 I have a 2016 golf 7, and mine works as you say. It keeps the car in the center of the lane if there are clear lane markings. I have not tested newer models, but it would be a pity if they change it as it should be better, not worse...
buy it while you can! :D
Do any of the VW brands have a Lane assist that works on roads that dont have lines on the right side, but only striped lines in the middle ?
it works also in Kodiaq but for safe driving you need both lines
I can’t wait to pick up my new Superb!
Awesome
Lane assist is only bouncing you from line to line, you need adaptive lane guidance to stay in the middle of the lines at all time.
You are right. But it bounces better than average.
In the video he is displaying "Travel Assist". Lane assist will bounce indeed but travel assist will seek the middle of the lane.
@@FilipablesTravel Assist seems to be a feature on newer models ? I cannot seem to find anything more than Lane assist
buy this systems cause theyre really useful...
what kind of engine is this? 2.0 TDI?
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Daft driver. There could be a child behind any of those bushes!
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