How to Activate Cruise Control on the Tiggo 7?
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Tiggo 7's cruise control can be activated when the vehicle reaches a certain speed. Press the cruise switch (ON/OFF), and the cruise control indicator on the dashboard will flash. Then press SET/-, and when the cruise light stays on, it indicates that the cruise mode is engaged. Conditions for using cruise control: 1. In principle, cruise control should be used on highways or fully enclosed roads. On non-enclosed roads, complex road conditions can compromise traffic safety. On national highways, some tractors lack sufficient power and may suddenly enter the roadway at small intersections, posing a serious threat to vehicles on the highway. With cruise control engaged, drivers may be caught off guard. Repeated braking also makes it difficult to maintain a stable cruise control state, defeating the purpose of cruise control. 2. Do not use cruise control in rainy or icy/snowy conditions. Using cruise control in such conditions can reduce driver reaction time, leading to skidding and other safety hazards. 3. Avoid using cruise control on winding mountain roads or roads with excessive curves. Normally, when navigating curves, it's necessary to apply some throttle to provide greater steering force. In cruise control mode, the vehicle automatically maintains a constant speed, with the throttle controlled by the onboard computer, which can often be dangerous when driving on curved roads. Under such conditions, drivers should appropriately control the vehicle speed.
The method to activate the cruise control on the Tiggo 7 is quite intuitive. I used it frequently on highways—it's both effortless and convenient. First, start the vehicle and drive onto the road, ensuring the speed exceeds around 40 km/h. There’s usually a button labeled "CRUISE" or a similar icon on the right side of the steering wheel—just press it lightly to activate the cruise system. Once enabled, the vehicle maintains the current speed, and you can use the "SET" button to adjust to your desired cruising speed, such as 80 km/h. Be sure to keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and stay focused during operation. To cancel cruise control, lightly tap the brake or press the "CANCEL" button to revert to manual control. I recommend using it on highways with smooth traffic conditions and avoiding activation in heavy traffic to prevent rear-end collisions. Developing this habit can save fuel and enhance safety—I’ve used it this way on every long trip with excellent results. Remember to check whether the cruise indicator light is on inside the car to confirm the system is functioning properly.
Operating the cruise control on the Chery Tiggo 7 is quite straightforward, and as a daily commuter, I've grown accustomed to it—everything is managed right from the steering wheel. Before setting off, ensure the car is started and reach your desired speed, typically above 40 km/h. Locate the cruise control button on the steering wheel controls and press it to activate the function, then hit the SET button to lock in the current speed. From there, the system maintains the speed automatically without needing to press the accelerator. To adjust the speed, simply use the +/- buttons for minor tweaks, though I avoid using it in heavy city traffic or rainy conditions due to higher risks. I've noticed a small indicator light turns on when cruise control is active, and canceling it is hassle-free—either by braking or pressing the RES button. For first-time users, I recommend practicing in open areas to handle unexpected situations smoothly. This setup not only enhances driving comfort but also reduces fatigue, and from my experience, it's particularly effective for long-distance trips.
