All You Need To Know About Mitsubishi Xpander Safety

 

Do you have questions about the new Mitsubishi Xpander Safety? Find out everything you need to know about the new Mitsubishi Xpander here.

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Overview

Mitsubishi Xpander specs

SRS Airbags

Driver and Front Passenger

Seatbelts  Front

3pt.ELR with Pretensioner

              2nd row

3pt.ELRx3

              3rd row

3pt.ELRx2

Anti-lock braking system (ABS)

Equipped with electronic

Brakeforce Distribution (EBD)

ISO-Fix

Equipped

Tether Anchors

Equipped

 


Mitsubishi Xpander Safety Features

Hill Start Assist (HSA)

Hill-start assists [HSA] works to keep you from putting your foot on the brake pedal on a large hill or any other situation where you would normally have to press the brake hard to keep your vehicle completely stationary while going up a hill. 

It's nice because it allows you to use the gas pedal appropriately and never worry about wheels stalling or other issues associated with keeping the car still for long periods during certain situations. But remember, HSA only gives you a 2-second window to properly apply the brakes, so if you cannot do this simple task, please avoid using this type of feature altogether.

Active Stability Control (ASC)

For your safety, use all electronic safety systems as directed. Always drive safely and obey regulatory speed limits. ASC is an important component of your vehicle's traction control system. However, it is not a substitute for driving with caution, maintaining proper vehicle control at all times, and always wearing your seat belt. 

We encourage you to maintain the original types and sizes of tires specified by the manufacturer to ensure the proper performance of safety-critical components such as brakes, ABS, and traction control systems. The installation of any limited-slip differential will prevent the optimal operation of this system. Please consult your owner's manual for further installation instructions.


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