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DRIVER ASSISTANCE
Notification Messages
A message is shown in the driver’s
display if cruise control is not
unavailable or has been cancelled, see
page 70.
Increasing Vehicle Speed
Vehicle road speed can be temporarily
increased using the accelerator pedal,
when the accelerator pedal is released,
the previously set vehicle road speed is
resumed.
Increasing Cruising Speed
With cruise control active:
Briefly press and release the
button to increase the
set speed by 5 mph. Longer
presses will increase the set
speed in 1 mph increments.
Or
Accelerate to required speed
and press the
button.
Decreasing Cruising Speed
With cruise control active:
Briefly press and release the
button to decrease the
set speed by 5 mph. Longer
presses will decrease the set
speed in 1 mph increments.
Manual Deactivation
Press the
button. The
symbol and set speed will
illuminate white again in the
driver’s display. Cruise control
has now returned to standby
mode and the last set vehicle
road speed is stored for reuse
if required.
Automatic Deactivation
– Vehicle road speed decreases below
20 mph.
– Vehicle road speed increases above
130 mph approximately.
– Pressing the brake pedal.
– Traction Control or Electronic
Stability Control is activated.
– Track mode is selected.
– The vehicle speed is higher than the
set speed for longer than 1 minute.
The
symbol and set speed will
illuminate white again in the driver’s
display. Cruise control returns to
standby mode and the last set vehicle
road speed is stored for reuse if
required.
Resuming Cruise Control
With cruise control deactivated (but not
turned off):
Press the
button to
reactivate. The cruise control
set speed and
symbol in the
driver display will change color
from white to green and the
vehicle road speed will return
to the previously stored set
speed.
WARNING: Only resume cruise
control if you want to return to,
and are aware of, the set speed.
To Turn Off
From Standby Mode:
Press
or button to display an-
other option.
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