Adaptive Frontlight System (AFS) with LED daytime running light used by Skoda

The Adaptive Frontlight System (AFS) is automatically activated by light sensors that switch on the headlights under low light conditions. The AFS headlight control system also changes the geometry of the light beam, adapting the light pattern on the road to different driving conditions. It optimises illumination and enhances safety by enabling quicker response to obstacles. It gradually shifts the light pattern so that it does not disturb the driver. In rainy conditions, the frontlight pattern shortens and widens to avoid the 'dazzling effect' as the light beam scatters on rain droplets, thereby increasing safety for the occupants.​​​​ ​​

Headlights corner function with front fog lights:As the driver activates the turn indicator, or begins to turns the car either left or right, cornering lights automatically light up the left or the right fog lamp to further illuminate the road in the direction in which the car is about to turn. This improves visibility for the driver by illuminating dark areas around the front corner of the car. ​​

Eight airbags including rear airbags:​​In case of an accident, airbags inflate almost immediately to cushion occupants against impact thereby reducing the extent of occupant injuries. Depending on the direction, severity and nature of impact, a complex sequence of operations is initiated to instantly inflate airbags to protect the occupants of the car. Front airbags protect the torso of the driver and front passenger, while front side and rear side airbags protect the pelvis and chest of both front and rear passengers. The front and rear curtain airbags protect the heads of occupants.​

Parktronic – front and rear park distance control:
Parktronic sensors probe the space around the front and rear of the car to determine the presence of obstacles and accordingly generates audio warning signal which helps to make better judgement. The Parktronic display on the central infotainment system shows the distance and direction of obstacle on a large colour screen. ​​​

Electronic Stability Control (ESC):The Electronic Stability Control (ESC), helps the driver handle critical situations, and allows for greater stability and control over the car in emergency situations.The Electronic Control Unit (ECU) constantly compares current data about the driving behaviour of the vehicle with preset values. If the values do not match, the ECU uses several safety systems of the car to stabilize the vehicle.

ESC uses the abilities of ABS, ASR and a few other special sensors. This allows it to prevent both slipping and locking of the wheels. The guiding principle of its function is limiting engine torque when required, and braking the appropriate wheel to help stabilise the car.

ESC provides significant assistance to the driver, but it still can't overcome the laws of physics. ESC can help the driver only to the point where the limits of grip are not exceeded.