Which is safer?



Autonomous emergency stopping, zone deviation indication, speed restriction assistance, and cruising management are some of the basic security features of a BMW. Additional fees apply to the purchase of protection and help packages like Steering Companion. Model-specific, but common, technologies include rear-cross congestion alerts and variable navigation controls with stop/go capabilities.

Since BMW & Mercedes speed needs to come with safety. Mercedes-Benz, as could be expected, provides a uniform product slate throughout its many models. The GLB, for instance, has features like a tiredness monitor, cruising management, several airbags, proactive lane assistance, and proactive braking facilitation.

The Drivers Help bundle improves upon this with features like the departure caution functionality, lane departure indicator, and proactive blind area support.

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