One Handed Driving Made EASY with These 3 ADAS Features
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Title: Can You Drive with One Hand Using ADAS? | Mahindra XUV 3XO ADAS Test | Hands-On Review
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🚗 Can ADAS Handle Driving with One Hand? 🤔 Find out in this real-world test!
Hello friends, welcome back to Car & Go! In this video, I conduct a special ADAS test upon request from a subscriber-driving with one hand while using Mahindra XUV 3XO’s Level 2 ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System). We’ll see how the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Lane Keep Assist (LKA) handle a long drive with minimal manual input.
🚀 What You'll See in This Video:
✅ ADAS Hands-On Test: Can you drive 30, 50, or even 100 km with just one hand on the steering wheel?
✅ Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC): Observing how the vehicle slows down and stops at signals automatically.
✅ Lane Keep Assist (LKA): Does it really maintain lane position without manual corrections?
✅ Real-World Challenges: Poor lane markings, barricades, and unexpected traffic situations.
✅ Safety Concerns & Limitations: Understanding how Mahindra’s ADAS works and why it’s not fully autonomous.
🔹 I test the car in city traffic and on the expressway to analyze how well ADAS functions under different conditions. I also explain how the system detects hands on the steering wheel and discuss why some users place objects on the wheel to trick the system (which is unsafe and not recommended!).
⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This test is done under controlled conditions. Always keep your hands on the steering wheel and follow road safety rules. ADAS is a driver assistance system, not an autonomous driving feature.
💡 Did You Know?
Many premium cars offer Lane Change Assist (LCA), which could make ADAS even better! Unfortunately, Mahindra XUV 3XO doesn’t have this feature yet. Would you like to see Mahindra introduce LCA in future models? Comment below! 📝
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🔸 Learn how ADAS works and its real-world effectiveness.
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Watched most of your videos, took a thorough test drive of XUV 3XO AX5L test drive, tested ADAS in city traffic felt impressed. Might book it but waiting for Kia Syros test drive. As an experienced driver, I Have some suggestions for your videos 👇🏼
1) please disable 3rd party Dashcam ADAS warnings during shooting videos, they are annoying.
2) please remove carbon fibre steering cover, they are dangerous & can cause steering wheel slippage during Summers.
3) your A-pillar blind sight is huge cuz of driver drowsiness system, please place that somewhere else.
4) please reduce stickables/idols as much as possible as anything loose is a projectile in case of high speed crash 🤞🏼
5) please remove plastic covering from seats & visors as during Summers they release hazardous gas in hot cabin.
6) please don't leave ipad or anything with li-ion battery in car as they are fire hazards in Summers, for Dashcam use capacitor based dashcams.
Thanks. Will take your advice.
Do let us know how your Kia Syros Test went? I'm considering Syros vs 3XO, especially for the ADAS
Thank you so much for making video
I have couple of questions please answer
1. As the car has collosion avoidance system with all around sensors, while driving on highway, in the fast lane if we mistakenly move very near to divider, will the system detect that there is obstacle/divider you are going very close, intimate me and take action even at slow speeds ?
Especially when there are no lane markings.
2. 3XO is really worth for money, considering all aspects for a family for trips?
Welcome. For your first question, I'll have to create similar situation and test it. Will try to test one if possible. 2. Yes, it is worth of money ( though price is on the higher side for feature loaded one) but it will not disappoint you. I bought it for family.
What is the minimum speed to set cruise control, in normal ax5 variant without adas
The minimum speed to set cruise control in the Mahindra AX5 variant (without ADAS) is typically around 30-40 km/h, depending on road conditions and system calibration.
How much milage is your car giving?
It’s varying between 11.2 to 11.8 I made a video on that. Check on my channel.
Did you check how adaptive cruise control and auto breaking works on spead breaker on highways?
Able to detect speed breaker with/without marking while driving on high speed?
I didn’t find it detecting seedbreaker. May be I didn’t notice so. I’ll try to shoot in same condition and give my findings in any future video. Stay tuned.
Hi ,does adas is annoying for city drive?
@@kunalchowdhury-s9q I didn’t find it annoying, I found it useful. Watch my other videos to observe.
My other observation on mahindra 3xo Ax7L petrol automatic is
If your start stop feature is ON and you have put on Auto Hold feature, whenever you reach to signal , you apply break to stop the car and as Auto hold feature is on ans start stop feature is on , you car will stop first and engine will go off , and you release your break , as you auto hold feature is on , auto breaking will be applied, but as your start stop feature will detect you have removed foot from break , your engine will start , now even though auto hold is keeping your car stop but your engine is started - wasting your fuel.
I know auto hold is mainly used in hilly area when you are getting down from a slope , but its application in city is also good provided you are Ok to burn the fuel
Thank you. Will try to implement. 👍