1) Press the ‘CRUISE’ button on the steering wheel. After the ‘CRUISE’ notification appears on the dashboard, press the accelerator pedal until you reach the desired cruise control speed.
2) Next, under the ‘CRUISE’ button, pull the lever down to ‘SET-‘ to activate the cruise control function. By doing so, the function will turn on the indicator lights on the dashboard, and continue to maintain the set speed and set intervals between the vehicles. From this point onward, the accelerator pedal can be released and will continue to maintain the speed for a more comfortable drive.
3) To adjust the desired interval between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you, press the 'INTERVAL ADJUSTMENT' icon beneath the lever.
4) If you want to change the speed, check the speed on the display and adjust by pulling the lever up to ‘RES +’ to speed up, or down to ‘RES –‘ to slow down. By briefly pulling the switch up or down, the set speed with change by 1km/h. If you hold it down for a longer period of time, the speed with change by 10km/h.
Additionally, you can increase or decrease the speed temporarily. When acceleration is needed, such as overtaking another vehicle in the midst of cruising, press the accelerator pedal to increase the speed without affecting the set speed. To return to the set speed, release the accelerator pedal and pull the lever back to ‘RES +’, or continue accelerating and pull the lever to ‘SET –‘ to reset the set speed to the current speed.
-To pause the cruise control function, press the speed control lever or press the brake pedal.
-After pausing, briefly push the lever up to the ‘RES +’ button when you want to activate the cruise function again.
-Press the 'CRUISE' button when you want to completely disable the cruise control function.