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4-5. Operating other driving systems
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) *
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4-5. O per ati ng other driving sys tems
Adaptive Cruis e C ontrol ( ACC) *
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) can control the speed of the vehicle and the distance
from the target vehicle in a range of 0-140 km/h in an integrated manner, thus
reducing the driver's burden and increasing driving comfort. In addition, the system
can automatically switch between Cruise Control System (CCS) and Following Cruise
Control (FCC) depending on whether there is a moving vehicle ahead. Due to the
complexity of the actual driving environment, in some cases, the driver can also
intervene in the vehicle at any time as needed to actively manipulate the distance
between the vehicle and the target vehicle, and ACC will prompt the driver with an
audible and visual alarm if necessary.
If ACC detects that the distance between vehicles is less than the set following distance,
the vehicle will automatically slow down; if the vehicle ahead accelerates, or moves out
of the lane, the vehicle can accelerate to the set cruising speed. When the vehicle is in
dense fog, rain, snow and other weather conditions, or there are frost and dirty marks in
the camera window area of the advanced DAS, or when the vehicle is driving towards
the sun (or strong light source) and the SACC/ACC cannot work at this time.
Adaptive cruise control (ACC) settings
Turn on the cruise function and set it to
adaptive cruise in the settings of the
multimedia system.
The cruise mode can only be set when
the system is inactivated.
When the ACC indicator on the instrument
cluster lights up in white, accelerate or
decelerate to the required speed, and move
the cruise control handle down to the "SET-"
position or pull the cruise control handle
toward you to the "ON/OFF" position and
release the handle, the ACC indicator lights
up in green, and the current vehicle speed is
set as the cruise speed.
STEP
STEP