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Adaptive Cruise Control has physical and system-related limits. The driver may therefore find that, in
certain circumstances, some Adaptive Cruise Control reactions are unwanted or occur with a delay.
You should therefore always be prepared to take full control of the vehicle whenever necessary.
Stop and go traffic
The ACC will brake your vehicle to a standstill if a moving vehicle directly ahead of your vehicle
brakes to a standstill. The vehicle is then held stationary by the brakes. As long as the text message
ACC is ready appears in the instrument cluster (which lasts no longer than a few seconds), ACC will
resume speed regulation as soon as the vehicle in front starts moving again.
Press the button on the multi-function steering wheel.
Press the button or briefly depress the gas pedal.
The vehicle standstill lasts longer than about 3 minutes.
A vehicle door is opened.
The ignition is switched off.
WARNING
As long as ACC is ready appears in the instrument cluster, your vehicle will start moving again
automatically as soon as the vehicle ahead starts moving again. In some cases the radar sensor
may be unable to detect obstacles in the vehicle's path. This can result in serious injury and
accidents.
Always check the road ahead before the vehicle pulls away. If necessary, cancel the pulling
away procedure by depressing the brake pedal.
Limits of ACC
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