Blind Spot Detection (BSD) systems have become increasingly popular in new vehicles as car manufacturers continue to improve safety features for drivers. BSD systems use sensors and cameras to detect when a vehicle is in the driver's blind spot and alert the driver with visual and audio signals.

BSD systems have been shown to reduce the risk of accidents caused by lane changes or merging by providing drivers with a warning that another vehicle is present in their blind spot. This technology has become more affordable and more widely available in new vehicles, making it an attractive option for drivers who prioritize safety.

In addition, some new vehicles are equipped with advanced BSD systems that include additional features such as rear cross-traffic alert, which warns drivers of vehicles approaching from the sides when reversing out of a parking space.

"The rise in popularity of BSD systems is a reflection of the importance that drivers place on safety features when choosing a new vehicle," said a spokesperson for a leading car manufacturer. "With the increasing availability of affordable and advanced BSD systems, we expect that more drivers will be able to take advantage of this technology in the years to come."

As car manufacturers continue to develop new safety features, BSD systems are expected to become even more common in new vehicles. With their ability to reduce the risk of accidents and improve driver awareness, BSD systems are a valuable addition to any vehicle.