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What does the CANCEL button in the car mean?

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HaydenLee

07/29/25 5:02pm

It is the cruise control deactivation switch. The introduction of cruise control function buttons is as follows: 1. ON/OFF button – Cruise control switch: (1) When pressing the ON/OFF button, the CRUISE/MAIN indicator light above the coolant temperature gauge illuminates. The cruise control system activates, ready to receive speed setting operations. (2) Pressing the ON/OFF button again turns off the CRUISE/MAIN indicator light. The cruise control system deactivates. 2. SET/COAST button – Speed setting/deceleration control switch (operational above 30 km/h): (1) While driving, pressing the SET/COAST button sets the current speed, and the CRUISE indicator light above the coolant temperature gauge illuminates. Release the accelerator to maintain the set speed. (2) During cruise control, pressing the SET/COAST button again decreases speed by 1.6 km/h per press. (3) Holding the SET/COAST button during cruise control gradually reduces speed. 3. RES/ACCEL button – Acceleration setting/acceleration control switch (operational above 30 km/h): (1) During cruise control, pressing the RES/ACCEL button increases speed by 1.6 km/h per press. (2) Holding the RES/ACCEL button during cruise control continuously increases speed. (3) During cruise control, pressing the CANCEL button temporarily deactivates cruise control. Pressing the RES/ACCEL button again causes rapid acceleration to the previously set cruise speed. 4. CANCEL button – Cruise control deactivation switch: Pressing the CANCEL button during cruise control temporarily deactivates the system, turning off the CRUISE indicator light above the coolant temperature gauge.

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