[TURNERZ]

Fortunately I speak Spanish so I was able to get some of the other details like the adaptive cruise control.

 

[TURNERZ]

What'd they say about adaptive cruise? Is it available?

In the Spanish video, around 13:40 he talks about the active cruise control being available then around 14:10 lane departure warning stuff.

Turnerz

 

[TURNERZ]

Maybe it's just because I couldn't understand what he was saying, but the only thing I could pay attention to in the Spanish video, is how the reviewer is palming and leaning against the car while pointing out the intakes and extracter. Starting from the 3:00 mark to 6:00 minutes he has at least one hand palmed on the hood at all times!!

Per the Spanish video at 13:25 [Rough translation]

"The steering wheel same as we saw on the Challenger... large buttons for easy functionality... ACTIVE CRUISE CONTROL available...in this vehicle... thanks to these systems and sensors that can be activated.... if we are approaching a vehicle too quickly a vehicle will stop itself completely ... to avoid a collision... all of this is done with your hands...."

"other system LANE DEPARTURE (Awareness) if you are approaching a lane if without using the turn signals or if the car determines sense a risk.... it corrects the cars position using the system of electric direction control... this is an argument for this vehicle that has 700 horsepower..."

So to me according to the speaker in the video.... both are available.

TURNERZ

 

[TURNERZ]

According to the FCA press release it does state that it will have ACC as an option.

Optional adaptive cruise control is configured by buttons that are symmetrically opposite on the right-hand side of the wheel. As before, the highly praised audio controls are still found on the back of the upper spokes. This new power tilt-telescoping steering wheel also has a 360-degree heat element.

http://media.chrysler.com/newsrelease.do;jsessionid=F011869DC72F8E03C8B1BD658DBA776D?&id=15929&mid=1

Thanks for posting.