Cupra BORN 2024 - Special Driving Situations; Stop&Go Function

Assistant systems
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ACC - Adaptive Cruise Control
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Or on the left, in countries that drive on the left hand side of the road.
Special driving situations
Fig.119 On the instrument cluster screen:
ACC active, vehicle detected on the left.
Be aware of the limitations and warnings
described at the beginning of this chapter
›››page174, Introduction.
Avoid undertaking on the right
1)
If a vehicle is detected in the left lane that is
travelling at a speed slower than that set by
the driver, it will brake the vehicle within the
comfort limits of the system to avoid passing it
on the right ›››Fig.119.
You can cancel this regulation by pressing the
accelerator pedal.
The function works at speeds over 80km/h
(50mph). It may not be available in certain
countries.
Overtaking
When the turn signal is switched on for over-
taking, the ACC reduces the distance from the
vehicle in front to help with the overtaking ma-
noeuvre. The set cruising speed will not be ex-
ceeded.
The function works at speeds over 80km/h
(50mph). It may not be available in certain
countries.
Stop&Go function
The ACC can bring the vehicle to a standstill if
the vehicle in front stops.
The ACC remains active and the message ACC
ready to start is displayed on the instrument
cluster for a few seconds. You can extend or
reactivate this warning by pressing the but-
ton or by grabbing the wheel if your vehicle is
tted with Travel Assist. During this time, the
vehicle will move o again if the vehicle in front
moves forwards.
To move o when the message ACC ready to
start is not longer displayed, once the vehicle
in front has moved o:
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Press the accelerator pedal.
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OR: press the button on the multifunc-
tion steering wheel.
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OR: grab the steering wheel again if your ve-
hicle has Travel Assist.
The ACC does not remain active in the follow-
ing cases:
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The stopping phase lasts for several minutes.
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When a vehicle door is opened.
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If the ignition is switched o.
Stopped vehicles
ACC can react to stopped vehicles up to a
speed of approximately 60km/h (37mph),
provided that the stopped vehicle is recog-
nised. ACC will comfortably brake to a stop
behind the vehicle, within the limits of the sys-
tem.
The response to stopped vehicles depends on
the vehicle’s equipment and is not available in
all countries.