How to activate cruise control on Audi Q2?

[SanDaniella]

Audi Q2L's cruise control switch is located on the left lower side of the steering wheel lever. Push the lever to the ON position, and it will activate when the vehicle speed reaches 40 km/h. Here are relevant details about cruise control: 1. Introduction: Also known as speed control system, automatic driving system, etc. Its function is to automatically maintain the vehicle speed as required by the driver after switching on, without needing to press the accelerator pedal, allowing the vehicle to travel at a fixed speed. 2. Working principle: The operation process is more intelligent and precise. The cruise control system regulates the vehicle speed by controlling the signal output from the electronic throttle sensor and adjusting the throttle opening degree. After activating cruise control, the module precisely calculates the required throttle opening angle to maintain the set speed through the electronic throttle sensor's signal output, ensuring accurate air-fuel coordination.

[StAthena]

I've driven quite a few cars, and the cruise control operation on the Audi Q2 is quite user-friendly. There's usually a control stalk on the right side of the steering wheel. When driving, first accelerate to your desired speed, say around 65 km/h on the highway, then gently pull the stalk once you've stabilized – you'll hear a slight click indicating it's set. A green indicator light will appear on the instrument panel showing cruise control is active. To increase speed, push the stalk upward; to decrease, pull it downward. To cancel, just lightly tap the brake or move the stalk. This feature is great for long-distance driving as it reduces foot fatigue from constant acceleration. Just remember not to use it in heavy traffic – safety first. I often use it during weekend highway drives out of town, and it makes the journey much more comfortable.

[OLeo]

As a new Audi Q2 owner, trying out the cruise control was a fresh experience. After driving steadily for a while, I gently flicked the small lever on the right side of the steering wheel to the ON position. Once above 30km/h, pushing SET fixed the speed. A small icon lit up on the dashboard to confirm it's active. Adjusting speed with slight lever movements was super easy. Using it felt like freeing my right foot, especially on highways—no more unintentional speeding. On my last long trip, I used it continuously for two hours, making the journey much more comfortable. I recommend beginners practice on open roads first; once mastered, it integrates seamlessly into daily driving—extremely practical and helps prevent fatigue.

[OWilliam]

The cruise control in my Audi Q2 has been a great help when taking the kids to school. The control stalk on the steering wheel is simple to operate: just pull down the SET button once you reach a steady speed to lock it in. Pushing the stalk adjusts speed up or down, and braking immediately cancels it. This lets me stay focused on road safety without worrying about foot fatigue when the kids are sleeping in the car. It's best not to overuse it in the city, but it's perfect for highways or suburban roads. Remember to schedule regular vehicle maintenance to prevent minor issues from affecting the system. Overall, this feature enhances driving confidence, especially making long trips with children much more relaxed.