What are the functions of the Buick Excelle steering wheel buttons?

[DelaneyMarie]

Buick Excelle steering wheel button instructions are as follows: 1. The left-side buttons mainly control the cruise control functions: cruise on, cruise off, sport mode, resume cruise, set cruise. 2. The right-side buttons mainly control the multimedia voice system: Bluetooth phone/voice control, hang up/mute, volume adjustment, song/audio switching. 3. Buick Excelle cruise control buttons: 1. Press the cancel button to cancel cruise control, press the RES key to resume cruise when needed. 2. The SET key sets the cruise speed, which should be set via this button before activating cruise. 3. Buttons for controlling cruise speed: "+" represents acceleration, "-" represents deceleration.

[AlanMarie]

The buttons on the Buick Excelle steering wheel are quite practical, especially the right-side area. There are volume adjustment buttons, allowing you to easily increase or decrease the sound while driving without reaching for the central control screen. The play/pause button is also handy—just a tap to play or pause music, with the track change buttons beside it; press left or right to skip songs, making it very convenient when listening to navigation or music while driving. On the right, there’s also a phone icon button for answering or ending calls with one press. Connected via Bluetooth to your phone, it’s both safe and hassle-free, avoiding distractions from handling your phone. Some higher-trim models even have a voice control button—tap it to activate the voice assistant, allowing you to adjust temperature or set navigation with just a command. The left side features cruise control, with speed adjustment buttons (increase/decrease), a set button for cruise control, and a cancel button, which is especially useful on long highway drives. Just a couple of taps to set your speed, reducing foot fatigue. I think placing all these buttons on the steering wheel is truly designed with driving safety in mind—keeping your eyes on the road while making it easy for beginners to get used to quickly.

[Jeremiah]

As a commonly used family car, the Buick Excelle's steering wheel button layout is very considerate. On the left side, the focus is on cruise control, with buttons for setting speed, accelerating/decelerating, and canceling. When driving on the highway, a few clicks can control the speed, eliminating the need to constantly press the accelerator pedal, which is quite convenient. The right side has more diverse buttons, including volume controls for adjusting the radio or music level; play/pause and track switching buttons help you stay focused while driving; the phone button supports Bluetooth answering, avoiding distractions from handling the phone. The button positions are well-designed, requiring minimal hand movement, and can be operated with just the thumb, making it especially suitable for daily commuting while preventing chaotic operations inside the car. I noticed that some model years have slightly different button functions, such as the newer models adding a voice assistant button, making it smarter through central control settings. Overall, it benefits driving safety, and I recommend familiarizing yourself with it while driving to ensure your eyes stay on the road.

[MalachiLynn]

The steering wheel has many functional buttons. The left side mainly controls cruise functions, such as setting speed and adjusting acceleration/deceleration. The right side handles multimedia and phone operations, with volume buttons to adjust sound levels, and convenient playback, pause, and track skipping functions. The Bluetooth call button can answer or end calls. The buttons are large and easy to press, suitable for finger operation. I recommend regularly checking the button status and seeking repair if any malfunction occurs. Safe driving is crucial, so avoid frequent use of these buttons while driving.