The Ford Edge Concept revealed this week at the Los Angeles Auto Show suggests a somewhat sportier-looking, more aerodynamic third generation for the automaker's crossover utility vehicle. It also sports ultra-thin LED headlights and a larger three-bar grille.
Advanced safety features on the Ford Edge Concept include adaptive cruise control, collision warning with brake support, active park assist, a blind spot information system, and a lane-keeping system.
“The rate of change in vehicle technology right now is unprecedented,” noted Raj Nair, Ford group vice president of global product development. “Our engineers around the world are advancing the systems that will ultimately help make drivers smarter, safer and more efficient. From advanced engine systems to collision avoidance and automated driving systems, Ford will continue to lead in delivering the technologies consumers want and need.”
The interior of the Ford Edge Concept presents a hand-sewn Nubuck leather dashboard, a 10'' display with MyFord Touch, as well as a unique steering wheel and shifter. Leather seats are also part of the mix.
Advanced safety features on the Ford Edge Concept include adaptive cruise control, collision warning with brake support, active park assist, a blind spot information system, and a lane-keeping system.
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“The rate of change in vehicle technology right now is unprecedented,” noted Raj Nair, Ford group vice president of global product development. “Our engineers around the world are advancing the systems that will ultimately help make drivers smarter, safer and more efficient. From advanced engine systems to collision avoidance and automated driving systems, Ford will continue to lead in delivering the technologies consumers want and need.”
The interior of the Ford Edge Concept presents a hand-sewn Nubuck leather dashboard, a 10'' display with MyFord Touch, as well as a unique steering wheel and shifter. Leather seats are also part of the mix.
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