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Cruise Control
Cruise control helps to maintain an
even road speed without using the
accelerator pedal, which can benefit
the driver when driving on motorways
or long, straight roads in regular traffic
flows.
WARNING: Use only when road
and traffic conditions allow.
Driver assistance systems such
as cruise control are developed
to support the driver and not to
replace the driver's attention.
The driver accepts full
responsibility when driving the
vehicle.
The driver should be prepared to
take over control of vehicle speed
to avoid hazardous or poor road
surface conditions & maintain
distance from preceding traffic.
Cruise control can be selected above
speeds of 20 mph.
Vehicle speed can be set in 1 mph
increments. Cruise control cannot be
used if track mode is selected.
Standby Mode
Cruise control is operated using the
OFF
switches on left-hand side steering
wheel keypad.
OFF
Press
or
to display the
control symbol in the driver's display.
If the
symbol is white then cruise
control is in standby mode.
If the
symbol is grey, then cruise
control cannot be activated.
DRIVER ASSISTANCE
OFF
Activation
OFF
With cruise control in standby mode:
– Accelerate/decelerate to the
required vehicle road speed.
– Press the
button.
cruise
– The current vehicle road speed is set.
– The set speed is displayed next
to the
symbol which is now
illuminated green, cruise control is
now active.
– The accelerator pedal can now be
released and set vehicle road speed
will be maintained.
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