Detection Issues Can Occur
- When driving on a different line than the vehicle in front.
- With vehicles edging into your lane — detection occurs only after they fully enter.
- When entering or exiting bends or curves in the road.
In these cases, the system may brake late or unexpectedly. Damage to the front of the
vehicle can affect radar detection and cause missed or false readings.
Optimal performance requires:
- Unblocked windshield camera
- Good visibility and lighting
- Favorable weather conditions
Switching Adaptive Cruise Control On and Off
Turning On
Press the steering wheel cruise button. The system activates when speed conditions are met.
Indicators and gap settings appear in the instrument display.
Turning Off
Press the button again or switch the ignition off. Stored speed clears.
Automatic Cancellation
- Tire traction loss
- Parking brake applied
- Driver door opened after stopping
- Vehicle stopped for extended time
- Blocked sensors or overheating brakes
Setting Cruise Speed
- Drive to desired speed.
- Press SET+ or SET−.
- Release accelerator.
From Complete Stop
Press SET+ or SET− while holding the brake. A lead vehicle must be detected.
Manual Adjustment
- Tap buttons for small changes
- Hold for larger adjustments
- Accelerate/brake manually and confirm with SET
Setting Following Gap
Press the gap button to cycle through four distance settings.
| Setting |
Behavior |
Description |
| 1 |
Sport |
Closest following distance |
| 2 |
Normal |
Close gap |
| 3 |
Normal |
Medium gap |
| 4 |
Comfort |
Longest distance |
Following a Vehicle
- Vehicle speed adjusts automatically to maintain gap.
- Temporary acceleration may occur during passing.
- System applies limited braking — driver override always available.
If maximum braking is insufficient, warnings display. Take immediate control.
Canceling and Resuming Speed
Cancel: Press cancel or brake pedal.
Resume: Press resume button to return to stored speed.
Override Behavior
Pressing the accelerator overrides the system. Automatic braking pauses.
Adaptive Cruise Indicators
- White — system on, inactive
- Green — system active
Switching to Normal Cruise Control
- Touchscreen → Features
- Driver Assistance
- Cruise Control
- Select Normal Cruise
Lane Centering
How It Works
Uses radar, camera, and steering sensors to maintain lane position on highways.
Requirements
- Hands on steering wheel
- Visible lane markings
- Adaptive cruise enabled
