
Press the CRUISE button on the left side of the steering wheel to prepare the cruise function, and the dashboard will display a corresponding indicator. When the vehicle speed reaches the desired value, press the SET button to record the current speed and activate the cruise control. The vehicle will then cruise at the current speed. During driving, press the + button to increase the speed or the - button to decrease the speed. If encountering other situations that require temporarily canceling the cruise, press the CANCEL button to temporarily exit the cruise control. To completely turn off the cruise function, press the CRUISE button again, and the dashboard will no longer display the icon.

I really enjoy using the cruise control when driving the Haval M6 Plus, especially on highways. You can only activate it after starting the engine and driving above 40 km/h, which prevents misuse of the system. I press the cruise button on the left side of the steering wheel to turn on the indicator light, then accelerate to the desired speed and press the set button to lock it in. Once set, I can take my foot off the accelerator, and the car maintains the speed automatically. The +/- buttons allow for fine adjustments, like increasing the speed by 1 km per press. To cancel, simply hit the brake or press the cancel button. It helps save fuel and reduce fatigue in smooth traffic conditions, but I wouldn’t recommend using it in heavy traffic or on mountain roads—safety first. Remember to avoid activating it in rain or snow to prevent skidding. I often use it on long trips—it’s effortless and keeps things under control.

Using cruise control properly is really convenient, especially for frequent highway driving. First, press the activation button when your speed exceeds 40 km/h to ready the system. Then, accelerate to your desired speed and press the set button to lock it in. Release your foot, and the car will maintain speed on its own—use the +/- buttons to adjust effortlessly without pressing the accelerator. Braking instantly deactivates it, ensuring simplicity and safety. I recommend using it only on clear straightaways while staying focused to avoid distractions. Its benefits include fuel savings and reduced driver fatigue, making it ideal for long trips—though avoid using it in rainy conditions due to higher risks. Also, if the indicator light doesn’t illuminate, check your speed or for button malfunctions; regular maintenance helps prevent issues.

Driving my Haval M6 Plus with cruise control is effortless. On the highway, once the speed meets the requirement, press the cruise button and then set the fixed speed. You can rest your foot and easily adjust the speed with the +/- buttons. To cancel, just step on the brake or press the button—safe and worry-free. It's great for reducing fatigue and fuel consumption on straight, open roads. Even beginners can learn it quickly with more practice.


