How to use the cruise control in Audi Q5L?

[VanGenevieve]

Audi Q5L's cruise control is used as follows: The cruise control switch is located on the lower left side of the steering wheel. Press the top button on the cruise control lever to activate cruise control. The 'speed' button is for adjusting the speed—lifting it increases the speed value, while pressing it down decreases the speed value. The 'lim' button at the top is for setting the speed limit. Pushing the lever inward cancels the cruise, pushing it one more notch turns off the cruise, and pulling it outward restores the set cruising speed. Taking the 2020 Audi Q5L as an example, it is a mid-size SUV with the following dimensions: length 4753mm, width 1893mm, height 1659mm, wheelbase 2908mm, fuel tank capacity 73L, and curb weight 1855kg.

[LiamMarie]

I've been driving the Audi Q5L for several years and am very familiar with its cruise control function. First, start the car and reach your desired speed, say 90 km/h on the highway, then press the cruise control button with the cruise icon on the left side of the steering wheel to activate the system. Next, press the SET button to lock in the current speed. After that, you can press the + button to accelerate or the - button to decelerate, with adjustments as small as one unit. If you need to slow down temporarily, just step on the brake, and the system will automatically deactivate. Press the RES button to immediately restore the previous settings. I often use this feature on long drives to relieve foot fatigue, but it's important to stay attentive and avoid activating it in heavy traffic—safety first. Audi's interface design is quite user-friendly, with buttons that respond smoothly. Remember to clean off dust during maintenance to prevent any impact on functionality.

[VonRowan]

As a young car owner, I find the Audi Q5L's cruise control super easy to use! When driving, just accelerate to around 80km/h, press the cruise button on the steering wheel to activate it, and then press SET to lock the speed. Want to go faster? Tap the + button. Need to slow down? Press the - key—it's just like adjusting the volume. Hit the brakes to cancel, and press RES to resume. On the highway, it frees up your hands, letting you enjoy some music and relax. However, I once accidentally pressed it in a city traffic light zone and nearly crashed, so I only recommend using it on open roads. Audi's smart matching makes the driving experience smooth, but don't over-rely on it—keeping an eye on the road is still the most important thing.

[AlejandroFitz]

Our family often goes on trips, and the Q5L's cruise control is very considerate. When driving at a steady speed like 70km/h, activate the cruise button and then SET to lock it. The system maintains a uniform speed, reducing driving fatigue. To change the speed, press +/-. In emergencies, braking automatically deactivates it. Using RES to restore the setting is quite convenient, making long journeys more comfortable. I always remind my family not to make noise in the car to avoid distracting the driver. This feature helps with safety by reducing the risk of accidents caused by fatigue. It's recommended to test and familiarize yourself with it on an empty stretch of highway first. The operation buttons are clearly positioned with a solid tactile feel, minimizing distractions while operating.

[LeSebastian]

When I first learned to drive the Q5L, I was also afraid of using cruise control, but later I found the steps to be super simple: drive at the target speed, say 60km/h, press the cruise button on the steering wheel control area to activate it, then immediately press SET to lock it. Then use the + button to increase speed and the - button to decrease speed. To cancel, simply press the brake, and pressing RES can restore it with one click. As a beginner, I tried it a few times on uncrowded highways—don’t rush to master it, just focus on steering. The Audi’s feedback is responsive, and the buttons are not easy to mispress. Once familiar, it saves mental effort. The key is not to use it on congested streets to avoid risks. Step-by-step practice will help you master it.