Vehicle Driving
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After activating IACC, the IACC status indicator on the central control display turns green, and the driver can set the cruising speed, following time and distance interval, etc. by referring to the usage of the adaptive cruise control system (ACC).
IACC cannot be activated in some situations, such as when wipers are in high - speed gear or the lane lines are unclear. Please follow the prompts on the central control display.
CAUTION
Each time IACC is activated, the cruising speed will be reset to the current speed, with a minimum of 20km/h and a maximum of 130km/h. After IACC is activated, ACC is also activated synchronously, and the acceleration and deceleration control logic of the vehicle is the same as when ACC is activated. When ACC enters the driver's active acceleration mode, the acceleration and braking of the vehicle will be controlled by the driver, but IACC will still provide assisted steering. When IACC is working, if the driver quickly steps on the accelerator pedal, the vehicle speed will increase significantly instantly, which may affect the stability of IACC assisted steering. The driver must always pay attention to the vehicle's driving status and take over control of the vehicle in time.
Adjust cruise speed
After activating IACC, you can set the cruise speed by referring to the ACC usage method, see "Adjust the Cruise Speed".
Adjust the following time and distance interval
After activating IACC, you can adjust the following time and distance interval by referring to the ACC usage method, see "Adjusting the Following Time and Distance Interval".
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