Head Up Display

The Head Up Display (HUD) is a transparent display that presents data without the driver requiring to look away from their viewpoint.

A virtual image is displayed on the windscreen which appears at a distance of approximately two meters, giving the impression that the image appears around the end of the bonnet.

This function is designed to provide an increase in safety and convenience by maximizing eyes on the road time.

The HUD is designed to work with a specially designed windscreen, which is formed to prevent double images and achieve the best display performance.

When selected the HUD feature projects the following driver information display onto the inside of the windscreen:

• Vehicle speed.
• Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) and Identified speed limits.
• Gear selection.
• Navigation instructions.
• Cruise control/Automatic Speed Limiter (ASL) active symbol.
• Cruise control/Automatic Speed Limiter (ASL) set speed symbol.
• Follow mode active symbol.