General Information

The adaptive cruise control (ACC) system not only maintains the set vehicle speed, but also maintains a safe distance from the vehicle ahead without the need to press the accelerator or brake pedals.

If the vehicle ahead accelerates or decelerates, the ACC system detects this and either reduces your vehicle speed or increases it up to the set speed. The safe distance to the vehicle ahead depends on your vehicle speed: the faster you drive, the greater the distance; the slower you drive, the shorter the distance.

If the vehicle ahead suddenly brakes, or another vehicle suddenly cuts in between it and your vehicle, the ACC system will sound a warning tone and the multi-function information display will show the symbol(or, depending on the individual setting, the message "BRAKE").

The radar sensor mounted in the front grille has a detection range of up to 100 meters forward, and the area it monitors is limited accordingly.