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Driver-Assist
Technology

Lincoln’s driver-assist technology is
constantly working to keep you aware
and at ease, so you enjoy a smooth and
easy journey—every time you drive.

    LINCOLN CO-PILOT360™

    Our exclusive suite of driver-assist features* is cited as most effective at reducing
    collisions by the IIHS, and it comes standard on all Lincoln vehicles.
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      REAR VIEW CAMERA 

      Take the guesswork out of knowing what's behind you. The Rear View Camera transmits an image to your center screen with helpful guidelines and audio cues so you can back into any spot confidently. 

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      AUTO HIGH-BEAM HEADLAMPS 

      Auto High Beams automatically brighten your headlamps and dim them again when other vehicles are detected. When the system detects rain, snow or fog, the high beams will turn off to give you a better view if something lies ahead. 

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      PRE-COLLISION ASSIST WITH AUTOMATIC EMERGENCY BRAKING 

      Using camera and radar technology to scan the road ahead for pedestrians or vehicles, the system can provide a collision warning and automatically apply the brakes if you're unable to take corrective action, helping you avoid or lessen the severity of traffic accidents. 

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      BLIND SPOT INFORMATION SYSTEM AND CROSS-TRAFFIC ALERT

      Lincoln’s Blind Spot Information System can identify and alert you to vehicles entering your blind spots. Cross-Traffic Alert can detect traffic approaching from either side of you while reversing. 

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      LANE-KEEPING SYSTEM**

      A dedicated camera monitors road lane markings to detect unintentional lane drifting, alerting you and assisting with increased steering torque to help get you back on track. 

    *Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver’s attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle.
    **Lane-Keeping System does not control steering. It does not replace safe driving. See Owner’s Manual for details and limitations.

    LINCOLN CO-PILOT360™ PLUS

    Available for Lincoln Aviator, Corsair and Nautilus, Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Plus adds even more advanced features* to make your vehicle a joy to drive. Features vary by model, and may be available for Navigator without this package.
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    ACTIVE PARK ASSIST

    Active Park Assist can guide you into tricky parking spots, and aid with parallel parking and reverse parking in perpendicular spaces as well — if your vehicle gets too close to an object, forward and side-sensing alerts will warn you. 

     
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    360-DEGREE CAMERA

    A series of built-in cameras provide a bird's-eye view of your vehicle, allowing you to maneuver in tight spaces with confidence. 
    *360-Degree Camera is not included in Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Plus for Aviator.
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    REVERSE BRAKE ASSIST

    Reverse Brake Assist can detect objects behind your vehicle—such as potential hazards like garage pillars and distracted pedestrians—and apply the brakes if you don't stop in time. The system can even detect vehicles crossing your path behind you at up to 37 mph. 
    *Reverse Brake Assist is not available for Nautilus.
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    EVASIVE STEERING ASSIST

    Cameras and sensors work in tandem to help keep your reflexes sharp. If your Lincoln detects a frontal collision is imminent, it can brake for you and helps you to steer around the vehicle when braking alone won't do the trick. 

     
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    FORWARD AND REVERSE SENSING SYSTEMS

    Sensors in the front and rear bumpers can detect objects within six feet of your vehicle and sound an alert to help you avoid a collision while parallel parking or getting out of a tight parking spot.
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    ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL

    Set the speed and distance you'd like your vehicle to maintain. In heavy traffic, the system can brake and accelerate as needed. Adaptive Cruise Control uses both Forward Collision Warning and Brake Assist. 
    *Driver Assist Features are supplemental and do not replace the driver's attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle.

    ADDITIONAL FEATURES 

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      ADAPTIVE HEADLAMPS 

      Adaptive headlamps increase visibility and confidence in low-light situations. They're able to cast light into corners to illuminate any surprises along the way.
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      POST-COLLISION BRAKING

      Should a collision occur, your vehicle can slow itself down to lessen a potential secondary impact - an effort which may minimize frontal damage if you're unable to.
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      AUTO HOLD

      Give your foot a rest. When engaged, the anti-lock braking system in your Lincoln allows you to remove your foot from the brake pedal without the worry of your vehicle moving.
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      DISTANCE INDICATION AND ALERT

      Set the space you'd like to maintain between your vehicle and the one in front of you. Should you get too close, your Lincoln will alert you to reduce speed to maintain distance.
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      RAIN-SENSING WIPERS

      As soon as your Lincoln detects moisture on the windshield, rain-sensing wipers activate, adjusting their speed to match the intensity of rainfall or snow.

    Frequently Asked Questions