How to Use Adaptive Cruise Control?
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Control it via the buttons on the left side of the multifunction steering wheel. Enter the adaptive cruise control settings option. Navigate to the submenu in the menu, find the driving assistance function, and use the feature. After confirmation, select the standard mode, which is the adaptive cruise control mode.
I always use the adaptive cruise control system on long drives, which makes driving much easier. After getting in the car and starting it, simply press the adaptive cruise button on the steering wheel, then use the turn dial to set the cruising speed, for example, to 100 km/h. Then press another button to select the following distance, usually with options like far, medium, and close. I generally choose medium—it’s both safe and comfortable. The system senses the vehicle ahead and automatically adjusts speed; if the car in front slows down, it slows down, and if it speeds up, it catches up, without me needing to press the accelerator or brake. This is especially great for family trips, reducing fatigue and even saving a bit of fuel. But remember not to rely on it too much—take over control in complex road conditions or sharp turns to ensure safety. I recommend trying it first on an open highway to get familiar with how it responds. Also, regularly check and clean the radar sensors to avoid misjudgments.
