Cruise control *
The cruise control is a system that controls the throttle
by means of an electronic program and keeps the
vehicle moving automatically at a constant speed.
When using the cruise control function on long
expressway journeys, the driver does not have to
press the accelerator pedal to keep the vehicle at the
set speed, thus reducing driving fatigue and
improving driving comfort.
Control conditions of the cruise control:
● The speed works only when the cruise control is
between 40 and 130 km/h. If the speed is not
within this range, the vehicle cannot enter the
cruise control.
● The gearshift handle is in "D" position.
● Failure to meet any conditions that cause the
cruise control to exit (e.g., pressing the brake
pedal).
● Cruise control must be selected.
● Never use the cruise control in extreme
weather (such as heavy fog, rain, snow, hail,
etc.), slippery roads, steep slopes or bends, so
as to avoid losing control of vehicle and
causing accidents.
● The set cruising speed and distance from the
vehicle in front must be adapted to the traffic
conditions at that time. The cruise control is
only a driving assistance system and should
be used with caution.
● The cruise control shall be closed in time
after use.
Turn on / off the cruise control
1. Toggle the ACC switch upward to turn on the
cruise control. At this time, the white cruise
control indicator light in the instrument cluster
lights up;
2. Increase the speed to the initial speed of the cruise
control (not less than 40km/h);
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