
The usage method of Zotye cruise control is: 1. First press CRUISE to activate cruise control; 2. Briefly press the adjustment button once towards RES+ or SET- direction; 3. This will increase or decrease the set cruising speed by 1 km/h. Press the button briefly towards SET- direction to set the current speed as the cruising speed. Zotye's models include: Zotye Z100, Zotye Z300, Zotye T600, Zotye T700 and Zotye E20, etc. Taking the 2013 Zotye Z200 as an example, its body dimensions are: length 4277mm, width 1703mm, height 1490mm, wheelbase 2438mm, fuel tank capacity 47 liters, and trunk capacity 515 liters.

The cruise control on Zotye cars is actually quite handy to use. When driving, first accelerate to your desired cruising speed, preferably on highways or roads with less traffic. There should be control buttons on the left side of the steering wheel—press the one labeled ON/OFF, and the cruise indicator light will illuminate on the dashboard. Maintain your current speed, then press the SET button; the system will now remember your speed and engage auto-cruise. To adjust speed, simply press the '+' or '-' buttons, with each press adjusting by about 1-2 km/h. To temporarily cancel, either step on the brake or press the CANCEL button, and later press RES to resume the set speed. Remember to keep your hands on the wheel when first engaging cruise control, and only relax once you're sure the vehicle is maintaining stability. This feature is especially effortless for long highway drives, but avoid using it on winding or slippery roads.

I've used Zotye's cruise control a few times, and there are three main points to note. First, the activation condition requires the vehicle speed to exceed 40 km/h for the system to respond. During operation, locate the cruise switch on the steering wheel, press ON/OFF to activate the system, and wait for the cruise icon to illuminate on the dashboard before stabilizing the throttle. Pressing the SET button locks the current speed. On highways, the speed adjustment buttons are most commonly used—pressing the '+' button directly increases speed for overtaking, while the '-' button smoothly reduces speed. Avoid using it in rainy weather or on curves, as the system reacts slower in sudden situations. Another practical feature is holding the RES button to resume the last set cruise speed, which is especially convenient when temporarily canceling and restarting. Honestly, it might feel a bit nerve-wracking at first, but with a few tries, you'll get the hang of it.

Using cruise control on a Zotye for long-distance driving is essential. The operation is roughly in four steps: after reaching the desired speed, press the start button, and a green light on the dashboard indicates standby; then press SET to lock the speed; after that, you can fine-tune with +-; to cancel, simply step on the brake. I often use it to maintain a steady high speed for fuel efficiency, and it automatically slows down on downhill sections to control distance. But remember to always keep your eyes on the road ahead, especially when encountering slow-moving vehicles, you need to take over in advance. The resume function is super convenient, just press the RES button to immediately return to the previous speed setting, saving you from having to repeat the setup.

Before activating cruise control, it's best to ensure the road is clear. After starting the car, don't rush to press the button; wait until you're on the highway for safer activation. Zotye's button is located in the left-hand area of the steering wheel, labeled in English. Press ON to activate, and a green light will flash on the dashboard, then use SET to lock in the current speed. Keep your hands on the wheel and your foot lightly on the brake while driving. If the car ahead slows down, it's safest to cancel by braking directly, which is half a second faster than pressing the button. Always turn off this function in rainy weather, as the system can't adjust quickly enough if the tires lose traction. Once familiar, you can drive for three hours on the highway without pressing the accelerator, but you must stay highly alert and focused on the road.

The key to Zotye's cruise control lies in those few button functions. The ON/OFF master switch should normally stay off and only be pressed to activate when needed. The SET button only takes effect when pressed above 40km/h - don't panic if the steering wheel makes minor adjustments after setting speed. The +/- buttons are designed to be very responsive: light taps increase by 1km/h while firm presses jump 5km/h increments. Keep an eye on the dashboard icon - if it turns yellow there might be poor contact. Once it suddenly failed and turned out to be a blown fuse; in such cases first turn off the system and check in a service area. Remember the system only controls acceleration, not brakes - always manually take over for sharp turns or heavy traffic, putting safety first is absolutely correct.


