SAFETY
PROTECTION, STANDARD.
Monitor the world around you with the standard suite of advanced safety technology in the GV70. A network of sensors can process data in real time to help mitigate collisions, accidental lane departures, and more.
SENSES HEIGHTENED
Activate your turn signal and the available Blind-Spot View Monitor* displays a live view of your blind spot in the instrument cluster, giving you more confidence when changing lanes.
MANEUVER WITH EASE
When initiating a lane change, Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist* looks out for potential hazards to the rear sides, and can assist in braking to help reduce the risk or severity of an accident.
YOUR PERSONAL VALET SERVICE
Available Remote Smart Parking Assist* allows you to stand aside while the GV70 takes over, automatically controlling steering, direction, and speed to help execute perpendicular and parallel parking scenarios.
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FORWARD COLLISION-AVOIDANCE ASSIST
The GV70 keeps a watchful eye on the road ahead, warning you of slowing or stopped vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists in your path and applying the brakes if needed to avoid a collision.*
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LANE KEEPING ASSIST
Protecting you from unintended lane changes, Lane Keeping Assist* uses a windshield-mounted camera to monitor lane markings, and applies corrective steering assistance when necessary.
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REAR COLLISION AVOIDANCE ASSISTANCE
While Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Avoidance-Assist* helps alert you to other vehicles when you’re backing out of a parking space, available Parking Collision-Avoidance Assist-Reverse* is designed to detect pedestrians and obstacles behind you. If there is a risk of collision while reversing, the systems can provide a warning or apply emergency braking if needed.
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8 STANDARD AIRBAGS
In an attempt to keep every occupant as safe as possible, the GV70 features an 8-airbag system, including a segment-first front center airbag between the driver and front passenger.
EXTEND YOUR AWARENESS
Once parked and the engine powered off, Safe Exit Assist* can issue an alert when a vehicle is detected to be approaching from behind, letting the driver know it may not be safe for passengers to open the street-side door.
