GENERAL INFORMATION

In addition to the conventional cruise control system^*, an adaptive cruise control system (ACC), which maintains the distance from vehicle travelling in front, has been adopted.

^*: For the cruise control system, refer to <Petrol engine> <Diesel engine>.
A radar detects the distance from vehicle travelling in front, and thus decelerates the vehicle by braking if necessary to maintain the distance.
The system attempts to maintain the distance from vehicle travelling in front by accelerating within the set vehicle speed by using a radar installed in the vehicle.

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If vehicle travelling in front accelerates faster than your vehicle’s set speed, your vehicle will be driven at your set speed.
If the vehicle travelling in front stops, your vehicle also stops.
The system does not function if the vehicle travelling in front is stationary or very slow, or much slower than your vehicle.
The system may not be able to maintain the distance if the radar is contaminated, vehicles are driven uphill or downhill repeatedly, another vehicle cuts in abruptly, or a motorcycle is travelling in front.