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Assistant systems
ment due to the road layout, the vehicle will
accelerate again after leaving the reason for
the adjustment behind and the speed will be
adjustment to that which has been saved.
The speeds indicated for curves depend on
the driving prole›››page137.
Interrupting speed adjustment
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During the warning, press the button .
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During the regulation, press the button .
Adjust the announced speed
The announced speed can only be adjusted in
the event of adjustment due to a speed limita-
tion.
Multifunction steering wheel:
+ 1 km/h (1 mph), only while the ACC is
adjusting
- 1 km/h (1 mph), only while the ACC is
adjusting
+ 10 km/h (5mph)
- 10 km/h (5mph)
If you adjust the indicated speed excessively,
the predictive speed adjustment is interrupted.
Note
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When a speed limitation is recognised, the
predictive speed adjustment also adapts the
saved speed even if the ACC is switched o.
However, it will not adjust.
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If the speed of travel considerably exceeds
the speed limit detected by the traic signal
detection system, a relevant warning is dis-
played in the instrument panel display.
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In the event of joining a highway without
speed limitation, the recommended speed is
automatically saved as the desired speed. If a
higher speed has previously been saved for a
motorway without a speed limit, this is used
instead of the recommended speed.
Troubleshooting
A message is displayed indicating that pre-
dictive speed adjustment is not currently
available or not in your country.
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If this message is displayed for a long time
and predictive speed adjustment is available in
your country, contact a specialised workshop.
Note
Depending on the anomaly in question, addi-
tional information may be displayed in Vehi-
cle status ›››page31.
emergency brake assis-
tance system (Front As-
sist)
Introduction
The objective of the system is to prevent head-
on collisions against objects that may be in the
vehicle’s path or minimise the consequences
of such impacts.
The function is designed to avoid collisions
against:
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Parked vehicles.
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Vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists that are
travelling in the same lane and direction.
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Pedestrians and cyclists who transversely
cross the vehicle path.
Front Assist detects the aforementioned ob-
jects using a radar sensor at the front of the
vehicle ›››page145.
Depending on several factors and how critical
the situation is, the system operates in a stag-
gered manner.
First informing the driver, and if there is no or
insuicient reaction, then activating an auton-
omous emergency braking as indicated by the
conditions that will be discussed in the follow-
ing points.