
ATSL's cruise control switch is located on the left-hand side keyboard of the steering wheel. Press the ACC cruise button to activate cruise control. Here is some information about cruise control: Introduction: Cruise control is used to maintain a constant speed for the vehicle. Once the car is set to cruise mode, the engine's fuel supply is controlled by the computer. The computer continuously adjusts the fuel supply based on road conditions and the vehicle's driving resistance to maintain the set speed, eliminating the need for throttle operation, which reduces fatigue. It also minimizes unnecessary speed variations, thereby saving fuel. Cancellation method: Generally, cruise control is automatically deactivated when the driver presses the brake pedal or clutch.









Using the cruise control in the ATSL is actually quite convenient. I often use it on highways to relax while driving this car. Before activating it, make sure your speed exceeds 25 km/h and operate it on a steady road section. There's a button on the steering wheel labeled CRUISE or with a similar icon—press it to activate the cruise system. Then accelerate to your desired speed, say 80 km/h, and press the adjacent SET button to lock the speed. After that, you can release the accelerator, and the car will automatically maintain the speed. You can fine-tune the speed with the +/- buttons or cancel it using the CANCEL button on the steering wheel or by lightly tapping the brake. This feature is incredibly helpful for long trips, like weekend highway drives to the countryside, as it reduces leg fatigue. However, be cautious in poor road conditions or rainy weather—it's safer to switch to manual control for safety.

I think safety should always come first when using cruise control, especially in models like the ATSL. First, drive onto a straight road and stabilize your speed above 30 km/h to avoid accidents. Then, look for the cruise control switch among the button cluster on the right side of the steering wheel and press it to light up the indicator, indicating the system is activated. Next, accelerate to your desired speed and press SET to confirm, enabling automatic cruising. Use the +/- buttons to adjust speed or brake to interrupt. A common mistake I've noticed among beginners is keeping it engaged on winding roads, which increases the risk of losing control. I recommend using it only on highways or open roads and maintaining focus ahead for sudden situations. This feature indeed makes driving much more comfortable.

Activating the cruise control on the ATSL is straightforward. First, drive onto a fast lane and accelerate to over 30 mph. Then, press the main cruise control button on the steering wheel to illuminate it, followed by pressing SET to lock the current speed. You can adjust the speed anytime using the +/- buttons or temporarily pause it by applying the brakes.

The cruise control on the ATS-L is incredibly convenient, especially for daily commutes and highway driving, as it helps save energy. It's simple to operate: once the car is moving, locate the cruise control area on the left side or center of the steering wheel—usually a dedicated button. Press it to activate the system into standby mode, then accelerate to your desired speed and press SET to maintain a constant speed. You can adjust the speed using the steering wheel controls. This feature is particularly useful for reducing stress after dealing with traffic jams before hitting the highway.

I've noticed some minor issues when using the ATSL cruise control, such as unresponsive buttons that require inspection. First, ensure your speed is high enough before pressing the cruise control switch to activate it. The indicator light should illuminate, allowing you to set the speed with the SET button. If it doesn't work, check for stuck buttons or try restarting the system. Once set, the increase and decrease buttons allow flexible adjustments, but remember to avoid using it on uneven roads or in windy conditions to prevent interference. This feature truly enhances convenience during travel.


