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Does the Skoda Octavia have cruise control?

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LeAndres

07/30/25 10:22am

Skoda Octavia has cruise control. How to use cruise control: The cruise control switch is located on the steering lever. After turning switch A to the 'on' position, a corresponding icon will light up on the display (white). When the car reaches a certain speed, press 'set' and release the button to set the desired speed. Instructions for use: When using the cruise control system in the Skoda Octavia, to accelerate, press the upper end of B 'RES+' to increase speed. To decelerate, press the lower end of B 'SET-' to reduce speed. There are two ways to cancel cruise control in the Skoda Octavia: one is the cancel button on the switch lever, and the other is automatic cancellation by pressing the brake. The cruise control system (CRUISE-CONTROL-SYSTEM), abbreviated as CCS, is also known as a speed control device, speed control system, or autopilot system. Its function is to maintain the speed as required by the driver without pressing the accelerator pedal, allowing the vehicle to travel at a fixed speed.

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