
The cruise control button is located on the left side of the steering wheel. Press the SET button to successfully activate the cruise control, and press the cancel button to deactivate it. Here is some related information about cruise control: 1. Introduction: The Cruise Control System (abbreviated as CCS), also known as the speed control device or autonomous driving system, etc. 2. Function of cruise control: After setting the desired speed and turning on the switch, the vehicle will automatically maintain the speed without the need to press the accelerator pedal, allowing the car to travel at a fixed speed. Using this device, after long-distance driving on highways, the driver no longer needs to control the accelerator pedal, reducing fatigue and unnecessary speed changes, which can save fuel. 3. Button instructions: After turning the switch to the ON position, press the SET/- button to successfully activate cruise control. To increase or decrease the cruising speed, simply press SET/+ or SET/-. Typically, the cruising speed will increase (decrease) by 1km/h. If the button is held down, the cruising speed can be increased (decreased) by 5km/h, which is very user-friendly. If you do not need to continue using cruise control while driving, or if you want to reset the cruising speed, you need to switch the control to cancel. At this time, the cruise control system will be temporarily deactivated, and the cruising speed data will be deleted.

As a seasoned driver, I love using the cruise control on my Jetta VS7 for long-distance trips. Once on the highway, press the cruise button with the speed icon on the left side of the steering wheel, and a white cruise light will illuminate on the dashboard. When you reach your desired speed, say 100km/h, press the SET- button to lock it in, and you can take your foot off the accelerator! To adjust speed, simply press RES+/SET-, with each press changing the speed by 2km/h. If there's a car ahead, hit the brake or press the CANCEL button to pause; pressing RES+ will immediately restore the last set speed. Avoid using it in rainy conditions, and remember to manually control your speed on downhill slopes for safety.

When I first got the car, I didn't understand this feature either, but the actual operation is super simple. Look for three buttons on the left side of the steering wheel: the top one is the cruise control switch, the middle RES+ is for acceleration/resume, and the bottom SET- is for setting speed/deceleration. While driving, first press the switch—when the cruise icon appears on the dashboard, accelerate to your desired speed (say, 80 km/h) and press SET- to set it. At this point, the accelerator pedal will spring back, and the car maintains speed automatically. In traffic jams, press the CANCEL button to temporarily deactivate it; when conditions improve, press RES+ to resume cruise. Pro tip: don’t grip the wheel too tightly, as it might accidentally trigger the buttons.

Cruise control is a true highway marvel! The activation button is located below the left side of the steering wheel. Press to illuminate it, accelerate to your desired speed, then press SET to lock it in. To adjust speed, tap RES to increase or SET to decrease. Braking automatically disengages cruise control, while pressing RES seamlessly resumes your original speed. Remember these key details: 1) Minimum activation speed is 40km/h; 2) Safer to deactivate during rainy/slippery conditions; 3) Prolonged use may cause drowsiness - alternate with regular driving for best results.

For safety reasons, I must remind you first: Do not use cruise control in heavy traffic or on winding roads! The Jetta VS7 activates this function in three steps: 1. First, press the main cruise control switch to activate the system. 2. Press the accelerator to reach, for example, 100 km/h. 3. Briefly press the SET button to lock the speed. After that, you don't need to press the accelerator. Overtaking by pressing the accelerator won't affect it, and releasing the accelerator will automatically reduce the speed back to the set speed. To completely turn it off, press the main switch once more. Special reminder: When resuming cruise control, the car may suddenly accelerate, so be sure to hold the steering wheel firmly and be prepared.

Jetta VS Cruise Control Operation in Five Steps: After entering the expressway, press the cruise start button on the left side of the steering wheel → Accelerate to 80km/h by pressing the gas pedal → Press the arrow button to lock the speed → Take your foot off the gas pedal to enjoy automatic cruising → Press the brake to pause automatically. To fine-tune the speed, use the up and down arrow buttons: short press adjusts by 2km/h, long press adjusts by 10km/h. Pay attention to the dashboard icon changes: white indicates standby mode, green means cruising is active. Avoid using it in congested urban areas as frequent starts and stops may not save fuel.


