Where is the cruise control on the Haval H6?

[PeterDella]

Haval H6's cruise control is located in the functional area on the right side of the steering wheel. CRUISE is for turning the cruise control on or off, SET- is for setting the speed or deceleration, RES+ is for acceleration or resuming cruise control, and CANCEL is for pausing cruise control. Cruise control, also known as speed control system or autonomous driving system, automatically maintains the vehicle speed as set by the driver without the need to press the accelerator pedal, allowing the car to travel at a fixed speed. The Haval H6 is positioned as a compact SUV, with dimensions of 4653mm in length, 1886mm in width, and 1730mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2738mm. The engine equipped in this vehicle delivers a maximum horsepower of 211Ps, a maximum power of 155kW, and a maximum torque of 325Nm.

[MacElias]

Using the cruise control in the Haval H6, I've personally experienced that it's located on the small lever on the left side of the steering wheel. After starting the car, press the accelerator to reach over 60 km/h, then gently press the button on the lever with your thumb to set the cruising speed. The side of the lever has plus and minus buttons to adjust the speed or cancel the function, making it quite handy to operate. It's super useful for long highway drives, saving your foot from aching after pressing the accelerator all day. However, don't use it recklessly in congested areas—always be ready to hit the brakes manually if there's any situation ahead, as safety should always come first. I recommend new owners read the manual first to familiarize themselves with the controls and avoid accidentally pressing other buttons that might affect driving.

[AllieLynn]

As someone with years of car repair experience, I find the cruise control design of the Haval H6 quite reasonable. It's integrated into the control lever at the lower edge of the steering wheel, usually on the left side near the driver's seat. The lever has micro-switches; once activated, the car automatically maintains the current speed, reducing engine load. Operation is simple - press the set button to activate, use the plus sign to accelerate and the minus sign to decelerate. If there are issues with the car's electrical system connection, it might be due to loose wiring harnesses or aging buttons causing malfunction. During maintenance, regularly clean the gaps around the lever to prevent dust buildup and jamming, ensuring long-lasting functionality. Using it on highways can reduce fuel consumption by about 10%, but don't overlook sudden changes in road conditions - always be ready to take over with hands and feet.

[McErin]

A friend driving a Haval H6 asked about the cruise control position, and I straightforwardly said it's on a small lever on the left side of the steering wheel. Start the car, drive fast enough, then press the button on the lever head to set it up, and adjust the speed using the buttons nearby. This feature is suitable for long-distance highway driving to save energy, and the operation is not complicated—just familiarize yourself with it for a few seconds. You can exit anytime when parking or needing to brake, safety first. The manual clearly marks that area with illustrations, so even beginners can find the position at a glance. I find it a practical configuration for daily use, but don’t rely on it in rainy weather or frequent urban roads.