Nio ES6 2022, Manual

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• The cruise speed is set at 30 km/h when the vehicle speed is below 30 km/h.
• The cruise speed is set at the current speed when the vehicle speed is above 30
km/h.
When activated, Adaptive Cruise Control maintains the set cruise speed when you
release the accelerator pedal.
• When there is a lead vehicle in front of you, Adaptive Cruise Control will
adjust the speed according to the speed and distance to the lead vehicle. The
maximum speed will not exceed the cruise speed.
• When there are no vehicles ahead, Adaptive Cruise Control will quickly adjust
the speed of your vehicle to the cruise speed.
When Adaptive Cruise Control is enabled, you can take over control of the vehicle
quickly at any time by fully pressing the brake pedal. In this case, Adaptive Cruise
Control will cease responding to the target vehicle and you will have full control
of your vehicle. When you release the accelerator pedal, your vehicle will return to
the cruise speed.
When Adaptive Cruise Control accelerates the vehicle, the accelerator pedal does
not move. When Adaptive Cruise Control brakes the vehicle, the brake pedal may
move.
If Adaptive Cruise Control is deactivated by pressing or the brake pedal, it can
be reactivated by pressing and will resume the previously set cruise speed.
Five seconds after following the lead vehicle to a stop, Adaptive Cruise Control can
be activated again by pressing
or the accelerator pedal. In this case, it will
resume the previously set cruise speed.
Note
Operating conditions for Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC):
•
You have read the NIO Pilot safety guidelines.
• The trifocal camera and millimeter-wave radars are operating normally with a
clear view.
• All Adaptive Cruise Control components are free of faults
• Your vehicle meets all safety conditions, including:
º The driver is seated.
º The driver has fastened the seat belt.
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