ACC reset
When the ACC system is in standby
within the same ignition cycle, the system
memorizes the last speed setting. Push
up the lever ② to restore to the stored
speed prior to exiting the cruise system.
Increasing/Decreasing target speed
When ACC is active, set vehicle to a speed
within the 30~150 km/h range by moving
the lever. Toggling the lever④ up or down
increases or decreases target speed by 5
km/h.
ACC exit
• While ACC is active, pressing button
① for a second time or pressing the
brake pedal makes the ACC system go
on standby.
WARNING
• Please strictly abide by the speed
limit regulations of local roads,
control the speed and drive safely.
Do not overspeed.
Setting vehicle distance
• The driver must select a safe vehicle
distance.
• The system adjusts vehicle speed to
keep a suitable distance from the
vehicle ahead on the same lane.
Pressing buttons ③ and ④ on the
steering wheel adjusts vehicle distance
to any of the four available levels. At
each level, vehicle distance is in direct
proportion to vehicle speed. The faster
the speed, the longer the distance.
Increasing/Decreasing speed with ACC
active
• When ACC is activated, you can press
the accelerator pedal to reach the set
target cruise speed in advance. The
system then enters over speed mode.
If the vehicle is already going at the
target cruise speed and the accelerator
is pressed, the vehicle will return to
target speed after the accelerator is
released.
• When you press the brake pedal
with ACC activated to slow down the
vehicle, ACC goes into standby mode.
After the brake is released, ACC will
needs to be reactivated.
Follow-to-stop/start
• Controlled by ACC, the vehicle can
stop when the vehicle ahead stops in
normal driving conditions and resume
driving automatically following the
vehicle ahead if the stop is less than
30 seconds.
• If the vehicle stops for 3 seconds to 3
minutes, the driver needs to reactivate
ACC by pressing the accelerator pedal
or pushing up lever ④.
System limitations
• The radar is installed at the front area
of the vehicle. Blockage of its detection
area by contaminants can disturb the
intended function. In particular, if the
sensor is covered by snow completely,
the ACC system exits. and noties
so through HMI. System function will
recover after blockage is removed and
the vehicle is restarted or runs for a
while.
• The radar sensor may have a transient
function failure from limited detection
if the vehicle runs under special
conditions, such as circular ramps
or tunnels. The function may be
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