What are the differences between the Passat 330 Luxury and Elite editions?
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The differences between the Passat 330 Luxury and Elite editions lie in aspects such as the cruise control system. Differences between the Passat 330 Luxury and Elite editions: Cruise System: The Passat 330 Luxury edition features adaptive cruise control, while the Elite edition comes with standard cruise control. Additional configurations in the Luxury edition include a 10.2-inch full LCD instrument panel, lane change assist, active braking, wireless phone charging, memory function for electric seats, adaptive headlights, dynamic rear turn signals, manual sunshades, front seat ventilation, adjustable headrests, wood grain trim, and entry/exit welcome lighting. Basic introduction to adaptive cruise control: Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is more intelligent and can typically engage at lower speeds, making it suitable not only for highway conditions but also for urban driving, including stop-and-go traffic. The car's sensors (radar) monitor the driving conditions of the vehicle ahead and the host vehicle (distance and speed). After calculation and judgment by the ECU, commands are sent to the actuators (throttle, brakes, gear) to determine the vehicle's driving state—whether to accelerate, decelerate, or exit cruise control. The most basic function of adaptive cruise control is to maintain the vehicle's longitudinal movement. In the event of a collision risk, the vehicle will alert the driver and initiate active braking intervention.