How Does Adaptive Cruise Control Work?
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Adaptive Cruise Control

With Adaptive Cruise Control technology, you choose the speed you want to drive at and the system will maintain it. If the built-in RADAR sensor detects a vehicle ahead, it will slow the car to maintain a pre-set distance. Once the road in front is clear, the system will accelerate to your chosen speed.

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Stop & Go helps the vehicle maintain a comfortable driving distance from vehicles ahead. The system also helps reduce stress during long road trips by keeping the vehicle centred in its lane, and can adjust the vehicle speed to within legal limits by monitoring the roadside and overhead gantries for speed signs. This is in addition to using information from the on-board navigation system.

For specific information on your vehicle, refer to your Owner's manual. To find out which vehicles ACC is available on, click here.

 

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