AI-based personal assistant
rnAstor's AI-powered personal assistant aims to provide an intuitive experience for passengers. The system can represent human emotions and interact with the user. It is designed using NLP and NLU technology to understand human behavior and interaction in a similar way. Also, you can read the news and tell jokes to the user. Plus, it's ready to respond to commands to open the sunroof, adjust the climate control, or even use navigation.rnrn
mg astorrnAutonomous level-2 safety
rnThe MG Astor comes with independent Level 2 technology to keep its occupants safe. The system assists the SUV with various active safety programs, such as Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, Headlight Assist, Forward Collision Warning, Independent Emergency Braking, Lane Departure Prevention, and more. You even get cruise assist, which keeps the car within speed limits at all times.rnAndroid Auto & Apple CarPlay as a standard affair
rnThe Astor's infotainment screen measures 10.1 inches. It's a bit smaller than the 10.25-inch unit seen on the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos. However, Astor offers Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility as standard across the range.rnSteering modes
rnDrive modes are very common in cars these days. In an effort to offer more, MG offers three steering modes on the Astor, namely Urban, Normal and Dynamic. The brand hasn't revealed exactly how these modes work, but we assume they will change the steering response to provide a better feel and feedback.rnIntegrated Jio e-SIM
rnFor in-car connectivity features, the Astor comes with a Jio e-SIM. It is integrated into the 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment unit and can be used to access the Internet for various onboard applications. The personal assistant system will also use the e-SIM to share the requested information from the Internet.rnrnAlso Read: Ashok Leyland wins Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation tender for 300 non-AC electric buses
