
The 'set' button on the steering wheel is the cruise control button. Below is relevant information about cruise control: 1. Function: After activation, the cruise control function allows the car to maintain the speed set by the driver without needing to press the accelerator pedal. 2. Suitable road conditions: Cruise control can be used on highways or well-maintained roads. It is not recommended to use cruise control on roads with heavy traffic or poor road surfaces. 3. Unsuitable conditions: During adverse weather conditions such as snow, ice, rain, or fog, cruise control should be avoided. In these weather conditions, road conditions cannot be well assessed, increasing the risk of vehicle skidding or inability to see obstacles ahead.

On the 2012 Magotan, the cruise control lever is typically installed below the turn signal lever in the left-hand operating area of the steering wheel. As someone who frequently drives on highways, I find it to be a practical feature. To activate it, you need to reach a speed of at least 45 km/h, then gently push the small lever upward to engage the cruise mode. There are also buttons on the lever for fine-tuning the speed or canceling the operation. I recommend practicing in an open area before using it for the first time to familiarize yourself with the controls and avoid distractions. Occasionally, system failures may be due to a faulty speed sensor or a blown fuse, so remember to get it checked promptly to ensure safety. During long-distance driving, proper use can reduce fatigue, but avoid activating it in rainy or snowy conditions.

As a Magotan owner, I emphasize that the cruise control's safety-critical position is on the left-side steering wheel control area. That small lever is ergonomically designed to prevent accidental activation. To use it, first accelerate to at least 40 km/h, then push the lever to activate - the system will maintain constant speed. Avoid engaging it in busy urban areas where distractions are frequent; it's most efficient for highway driving. If unresponsive, check dashboard warning lights - possible causes include poor wiring contact or module aging. I always remind owners to have technicians test this function during routine maintenance to prevent sudden failures. Developing a pre-drive checklist to confirm proper operation is particularly useful for novice owners, significantly enhancing overall driving safety.

Driving a 2012 Magotan, locate the cruise control on the left-hand stalk of the steering wheel. It's simple to use: push the stalk to activate once speed exceeds 45 km/h. Buttons on the stalk adjust speed or cancel. Remember to push the stalk downward to deactivate. Its fixed position eliminates searching. Stay attentive when engaged—avoid overreliance.


