Cruise control provides the ability to remember and maintain any speed constant, starting from approximately 30 km/h to almost the maximum.
The cruise control is controlled by the I, P, and O buttons, which are located on the turn signal switch lever.
Cruise control should not be used unless it is practical to drive at a constant speed (for example, heavy traffic, lots of turns, slippery or dirty road).
In the case of an automatic transmission, activating cruise control only makes sense in gear D.
Turning on
Touch the I key: the instantaneous driving speed is memorized and maintained. The accelerator pedal can be released.
Acceleration is possible by pressing the accelerator pedal. After releasing the accelerator pedal, the previously stored driving speed is set.
Acceleration
With cruise control on, press or tap the I button several times: continuous or stepwise increase in speed by 2 km/h without pressing the accelerator pedal.
After releasing the I key, the selected speed is remembered and maintained.
Slowing down
With cruise control on, press or tap the R button several times: continuous or stepwise reduction in speed.
After releasing the R key, the selected speed is remembered and maintained.
Shutdown
Touch the O key: cruise control is turned off, the vehicle speed is slowly reduced. To continue driving, use the accelerator pedal as usual.
Cruise control is also switched off in the following cases:
- speed below 30 km/h;
- pressing the brake pedal;
- pressing the clutch pedal;
- automatic transmission control lever in position N.
Recalling a speed stored in memory:
Touch the R key at a speed above 30 km/h: the driving speed selected before disabling is restored.
The speed stored in memory is erased after the ignition is turned off.
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