How to Use the Cruise Control in Ora Black Cat?
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After accelerating the car to the desired cruising speed, move the lever on the steering wheel in either the RES+ or RES- direction. The SET indicator light on the dashboard's computer display will illuminate, indicating that the cruise control speed has been set, and the vehicle will automatically cruise at this speed. 1. Exterior: The Ora Black Cat features minimalist design elements, including LED daytime running lights and integrated door handles. The front fascia adopts a design with dual round headlights and a closed front grille, with the lower air intake and LED daytime running lights also featuring rounded rectangular elements. The rear end continues the round and cute styling of the front, while maintaining a sense of layering. The taillights feature a circular design, slightly different from the headlights. The Ora Black Cat Goddess Edition also comes with exclusive Coral Orange and Strawberry Red color options. 2. Interior: The interior of the new car is designed with round and cute elements, equipped with a 9-inch touchscreen that supports functions such as phone mirroring, rearview camera, navigation, and weather queries. The charging port is designed to be concealed, contributing to a more cohesive overall design. The three-spoke steering wheel and cannon-style instrument cluster add a sporty feel to the model, while the multifunction buttons on the steering wheel enhance convenience for the user.
I've been driving the Ora Black Cat for quite a while, and the cruise control is particularly useful for long-distance driving—it's both labor-saving and worry-free. The operation is quite simple: first, reach a suitable speed, say over 60 km/h, and definitely don't use it randomly in traffic jams. Press the RES or SET button on the steering wheel, and it locks the current speed. After that, if you want to adjust the speed, just press the plus or minus arrow buttons for fine-tuning. To cancel, lightly tap the brake or press the CANCEL button. Remember to use it only on straight roads or highways; places with many curves or heavy traffic can be risky—safety always comes first. I also recommend regularly checking for system updates to ensure smooth functionality. The electric adjustment is quite responsive, but you might notice slight fluctuations on uphill roads—don't panic.
