ACC is not applicable in the situations below:
• There are sharp turnings, continuous
turnings, or bad road conditions, for
example, slippery or icy roads.
• ACC is not able to detect pedestrians.
• ACC is not able to detect the vehicle or
object on the other side of the slope.
• The preceding vehicle is equipped with
objects that are beyond its body.
• Construction and accident sections.
• ACC is not able to recognize the vehicle
driving in the opposite direction.
• The radar is restricted.
• The radar is blocked (dust and cover, etc.)
or in bad weather conditions (for example,
heavy rain, heavy snow, and heavy fog).
The above example, warning, and limit do not
describe all conditions that affect the normal
operation of the ACC.
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The adaptive turning cruise control function
acquires the curvature of the ahead road
through the camera and map. When ACC is
turned on and the vehicle follows the lane
lines or the preceding vehicle for a turning, the
comfort and stability of the turning are improved
by adjusting the vehicle speed.
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The adaptive turning cruise control is activated
automatically after the adaptive cruise control
is turned on, and manual operation is not
needed.
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The alert and use limitations of ACC are also
applicable to ATC. Please refer to the alert and
limitations of ACC See 46 page.
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