The following distance is a time distance (current speed × time) rather than a fixed distance, and the
following time distance varies with the current speed. The following distance is divided into three levels,
which can be set by pressing the
button on the steering wheel button for a short time by the driver.
CAUTION: Due to traffic and weather, the optional following distance may not be suitable for all drivers
and driving conditions.
ACC cancellation
When ACC is active, press the
button on the steering wheel, and the instrument will prompt "ACC
is canceled", and ACC will switch to the standby state. The cruise icon
on the instrument lights up.
In addition, under the following circumstances, ACC may automatically switch to the standby state,
requiring the driver to take the initiative to take over the vehicle.
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Step on the brake pedal when it is not stationary;
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Put the vehicle in a gear other than forward gear;
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The seat belt on the driver's side is unfastened;
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The accelerator pedal is stepped on for too long;
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Any door of the car is open;
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The front compartment hood is opened;
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The electric parking brake switch is pulled;
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Sensor failure or system failure.
NOTE: When the activation conditions of ACC change from unsatisfied to satisfied, the driver is required
to reactivate the ACC function.
ACC recovery
After ACC is switched from the active state to the standby state, ACC can be resumed by pressing the
button. At this time, the cruise icon
on the instrument lights up, and the restored target speed
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