Does the Baojun 730 have cruise control?

[RoseLynn]

The luxury model (top trim) is equipped with cruise control. It facilitates automatic throttle control at a set speed during highway driving, freeing the driver's right foot. How to use cruise control: When the vehicle reaches the set speed, the driver can release the accelerator pedal, and the cruise control will maintain the vehicle at the preset speed. The cruise control function will temporarily deactivate when the driver presses the accelerator or brake pedal again. Precautions for using cruise control: Do not use it in poor road conditions, such as slippery roads during snow, loose gravel surfaces, or muddy roads during heavy rain. Exercise caution when using it on highways. While highways are the most suitable for cruise control, drivers should avoid setting excessively high speeds to prevent accidents.

[MakaylaLee]

I own a 2019 Baojun 730, the top trim version, which indeed comes with cruise control - super convenient to use. On long highway drives, activating it maintains the set speed so you don't need to keep your foot on the accelerator, significantly reducing fatigue while saving some fuel. However, the base trim doesn't have this feature, so check the specs carefully before purchasing. I've noticed many drivers overlook proper cruise control usage - like avoiding activation in urban areas or complex road conditions where it could cause accidents. Also remember to regularly check for vehicle system updates to prevent malfunctions. In short, if you frequently travel for work or take road trips, opting for the higher trim is worthwhile. I heard the new 730 has upgraded its electronic systems for more stable performance - definitely worth test driving.

[SanDeclan]

As a car owner with years of driving experience, I can confirm that some higher-end models of the Baojun 730 are equipped with cruise control. The operation is very simple: there are buttons on the steering wheel, and after setting the speed, it automatically controls the throttle. This is especially practical for daily commuting, saving a lot of effort, particularly in traffic jams. However, remember that older models or entry-level versions might not have this feature—checking the manual is the most accurate way to confirm. From what I've learned from friends, this feature can also slightly reduce fuel consumption, improving economy. But be careful not to misuse it on mountain roads or in rainy conditions, as the system might not respond promptly, posing risks. I recommend prioritizing a test drive of the higher-end version when purchasing a car. Combined with comfortable seats, the overall driving experience is greatly enhanced.

[AustinAnn]

Frequently traveling with family, I've enjoyed the benefits of cruise control in the Baojun 730 top trim. On the highway, after setting the speed and controlling the steering wheel, the whole family can rest assured, and the driver can also relax. However, the entry-level model may not have this feature, so check the official website for model confirmation before purchasing. Safety with this function is crucial—avoid using it on slippery roads and make sure to understand the operating procedures. Similar features are standard upgrades in MPVs; for example, the Wuling Hongguang also offers them, providing economical and practical options.