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Question 6630

A motor vehicle that is already registered and does not have advanced driver assistance systems — can it have one installed through an aftermarket ADAS system manufacturer?

  1. No, under no circumstances.
  2. Yes, as long as it is a driver warning system that does not act on the vehicle's driving systems.
  3. Yes, any of them, in order to improve the vehicle's active safety and prevent accidents.
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Correct answer: Yes, as long as it is a driver warning system that does not act on the vehicle's driving systems.

Yes. A registered car without ADAS can have an aftermarket system installed, but the DGT only allows equipment that warns the driver, like the device on the dashboard in the image showing a warning triangle. These systems must not brake, accelerate, or turn the steering wheel. The equipment must be certified and installed by a qualified installer.

Instrucción 19/V-136. Sistemas avanzados de ayuda a la conducción (ADAS) aftermarket