What are the functions of the buttons under the steering wheel of the Changan CS35?

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OLane
07/29/25 8:15pm
The buttons under the steering wheel of the Changan CS35 are used to set the cruise control, abbreviated as CCS. The function of cruise control is to automatically maintain the vehicle speed as required by the driver without pressing the accelerator pedal, allowing the vehicle to travel at a fixed speed. The higher the engine speed, the greater the engine power, and the more torque is released, resulting in greater driving force for the vehicle and an increase in vehicle speed. The Changan CS35 has a body size of 4160mm in length, 1810mm in width, and 1670mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2560mm. The vehicle is equipped with standard safety features including ESP body stability system, rearview camera, and HHC hill start assist system. In terms of power, it is equipped with a 1.6L engine, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission or an automatic manual transmission.
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SophiaAnn
08/14/25 4:41pm
As a long-term owner of the Changan CS35, I've noticed that the buttons beneath the steering wheel primarily control various driving assistance functions. For example, the commonly found cruise control button on the left side allows you to set the current speed by pressing the "set" button, enabling the car to maintain speed automatically, which is especially convenient on highways. Pressing "resume" can restore the previously set speed, saving the hassle of repeated adjustments. Additionally, there's a "limit" speed limiter button; once set, the car won't exceed the speed limit, which is particularly friendly for beginners. These designs are quite practical, with their placement beneath the steering wheel making them easy to reach without having to look down at the dashboard, allowing for better focus on the road and enhancing both safety and comfort. Regular maintenance is important; I use a soft cloth to clean around the buttons periodically to prevent dust buildup that might affect responsiveness. I often use these features on long drives, and they truly make driving more relaxed and enjoyable, reducing the likelihood of fatigue.
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LeWillow
10/16/25 3:22am
I've been driving the Changan CS35 for a while, and the buttons below the steering wheel are thoughtfully designed. The main functions include cruise control—just press the 'set' button to lock the speed, which is great for highways to avoid speeding or distractions. There's also a speed limit button; once set, even if you press the accelerator hard, the car won't accelerate too quickly, ensuring safety. Additionally, some models come with a driving mode switch button, such as Eco mode for fuel efficiency and environmental friendliness, and Sport mode for enhanced power—all with just one press, making it very convenient. These buttons are ergonomically placed, easy to operate without obstructing your view, and practical for daily commutes or shopping trips. I recommend new owners take some time to familiarize themselves with these buttons to avoid accidental presses in heavy traffic. Regularly check the buttons for responsiveness and clean them with a damp cloth to prevent malfunctions.
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