What does coast mean in a car?
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On the car, coast/set should refer to the set/coast button, which is the function switch of the cruise control system. The set/coast button means the speed setting/deceleration control switch. More related introductions are as follows: 1. During cruise control, holding down the set/coast button will gradually reduce the vehicle speed. ON/OFF button – Cruise control switch. When the ON/OFF button is pressed; the CRUISE/MAIN cruise main indicator light on the coolant temperature gauge will illuminate. The cruise control system is activated and ready to accept various speed control operations. Pressing the ON/OFF button again will turn off the CRUISE/MAIN cruise main indicator light on the coolant temperature gauge, and the cruise control system will be deactivated. 2. RES/ACCEL button – Acceleration setting/acceleration control switch (allowed when speed is above 30 km/h). During cruise control, pressing the RES/ACCEL button will increase the speed by 1.6 km/h each time. Holding down the RES/ACCEL button during cruise control will continuously increase the speed. During cruise control, pressing the CANCEL button will temporarily pause the cruise. Pressing the RES/ACCEL button again will cause the car to accelerate rapidly to the previously set cruise speed.