Hands On Bluecruise equivalent

[pikepilot]

Looking at some other Fords (new and slightly used) for a second car. Almost none of them have Full Bluecruise at the price range/trim level I'm looking at. That being said they all have some form or driver assistance, just trying to decipher it all.
What is the equivalent to our Hands 'ON' Bluecruise (Blue bubble, have to touch the steering wheel every 5-7 seconds). I've only every had the Full Bluecruise (paid) that has Hands On and Off, so I have no frame of reference for what Bluecruise does without the paid subscription, other than I think it is everything up to the Blue Bubble. What does Ford call that in the models that either don't have a Bluecruise option or the trim level doesn't offer it?

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[JohnFoxeSheets]

BlueCruise Hands On does Lane Centering. That means the system steers to keep the car between the lines. (Lane Keeping is different - it basically nudges the car if you’re exiting the lane, but generally it will let the car depart the lane and won’t keep out on track. Yes, the terms are confusing.)

I’ve no idea however what Ford calls it on other models…

 

[E90alex]

Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 provides adaptive cruise control with stop and go plus hands on active lane centering.

 

[tbrumleve]

Copilot 360 (V2) has all the features of “hands on BlueCruise”.

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