● ACC activated: ● The system is operational. It maintains the set speed or automatically adjusts the distance from the vehicle ahead. At this time, ● The AEB function is not activated. Cruise Button Operation Press button① to activate or exit ACC. (The system is on standby when activation conditions are met). (By default, ACC activation by pressing button① sets the current speed as the cruise speed. If the current speed is below 30 km/h, the cruise speed is set to 30 km/h.) ACC on/off button value) is displayed on the instrument cluster. (with a variable cruise speed ● Over speed:
● When you step the accelerator pedal while ACC is active, the vehicle responds to your acceleration action so that the ACC is temporarily deactivated until you release the pedal. 04 ● ACC failure: USING AND DRIVING ● There has been a failure in the system. No operation can be performed, and the ACC failure indicator lights up on the instrument cluster (with a variable cruise speed value). Resetting ACC When the ACC system is on standby within the same ignition cycle, the system memorizes the last speed setting. Push up the lever ② to restore to the stored speed prior to exiting the cruise system. ACC Activation Conditions ● The EPB is released. ● The vehicle is in Drive.
● The vehicle does not slide backwards. Increasing/Decreasing target speed ● The trunk, hood, and all doors are closed. When ACC is active, set the vehicle to a speed within the 30~150 km/h range by moving the lever ②. Toggling the lever ② up or down each time increases or decreases target speed by 5 km/h. ● Driver seat belt is fastened. ● The ESC system is on, but not activated yet. ● The vehicle speed is not greater than 150 km/h (95 mph). Exiting ACC While ACC is active, pressing button ① again or pressing the brake pedal makes the ACC system go on standby. ● Brake pedal is pressed at speed 0; or brake pedal is not pressed at speeds above 0.
● There is no vehicle network communication failure prompt on the instrument cluster. 115