What does the cruise control lim mean?
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"LIM" is the speed limit function button, which means that after activating this function, the maximum speed can only reach the set limit speed, and even if you press the accelerator further, the speed will not increase. Here are some introductions about LIM (speed limit function): 1. LIM is different from cruise control. Cruise control maintains the speed, eliminating the need for the driver to press the accelerator pedal for a long time, allowing the driver to rest; while the speed limit function only limits the maximum speed of the car, and the accelerator still needs to be pressed by the driver. 2. When the accelerator depth is below 95%, the speed will not exceed the set speed, and the vehicle will alarm when reaching the set speed.
Hi, I've used this LIM function in my car before—it's the speed limit mode of cruise control. Simply put, when you press the LIM button, you can set a maximum speed, say 80 km/h, and the system will automatically prevent the car from exceeding that speed, no matter how hard you press the accelerator. I often use it on highways to avoid speeding tickets and maintain a safe distance. Actually, this feature is quite smart—it combines cruise control, making it easy to manage speed even in urban areas or on mountain roads. After using it for a while, I found the setup is straightforward—usually, there's a button on the steering wheel: press the LIM key, then adjust the desired maximum speed with the +/- buttons. It offers many benefits, especially for new drivers, as it reduces distracted driving accidents and prevents hazards caused by speeding. Overall, it's a very practical driving aid.
