Optima’s active safety systems are engineered to help you avoid accidents, and its passive systems are designed to help minimize injuries when they are unavoidable. This means that front to back and top to bottom, Optima is engineered to help enhance everyone’s well-being. Click the symbols to learn more.
Enjoy convenient operation of the standard power windows, door locks and heated outside mirrors. Heated outside mirrors are designed to stay clear in cold weather.
The monitoring system includes air- pressure sensors located at each wheel. If a tire reaches a specified low air pressure, a warning light will alert you.
NOTE: Even with TPMS, always check your tire pressure on a regular basis.
Electronic Stability Control (ESC) provides you with improved directional stability, which helps you maintain control in difficult driving situations. ESC monitors and controls key vehicle functions, such as brake-force pressure, the speed you’re traveling and the direction of the vehicle. It then brakes individual wheels and reduces engine power accordingly to attempt to bring the vehicle back on its intended course.
Six standard airbags are part of Optima’s advanced supplement restraint system (SRS). This airbag system monitors the severity of an impact, the presence of a front passenger and seat-belt use, and then controls airbag inflation accordingly.
NOTE: For maximum protection, always wear your seat belt.
Six standard airbags are part of Optima’s advanced supplement restraint system (SRS). This airbag system monitors the severity of an impact, the presence of a front passenger and seat-belt use, and then controls airbag inflation accordingly.
NOTE: For maximum protection, always wear your seat belt.
Six standard airbags are part of Optima’s advanced supplement restraint system (SRS). This airbag system monitors the severity of an impact, the presence of a front passenger and seat-belt use, and then controls airbag inflation accordingly.
NOTE: For maximum protection, always wear your seat belt.
The LATCH child-seat system — Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children — comes standard in the second row to help hold child seats more securely.
In the event of certain rear collisions, the active headrests move up and forward, helping to reduce the likelihood of neck injury.
In the event of certain collisions, pretensioners are designed to tighten the seatbelts to help to reduce the likelihood of injury.
