Honda Adaptive Cruise Control Information Overview

Adaptive Cruise Control Information from Germain Honda of Ann Arbor

What is Adaptive Cruise Control?

Adaptive Cruise Control is an innovative feature that adds both convenience and peace of mind when behind the wheel. It allows you to set your cruise control speed to mirror the speed of the vehicle in front of you. This means that not only will the Adaptive Cruise Control feature keep you at a consistent speed, but if the vehicle in front of you slows down, the ACC will activate the brakes and slow you down to a speed that aligns with the vehicle in front of you.

How To Use Adaptive Cruise Control

  • As you drive, Adaptive Cruise Control will suggest short, medium, and long interval options relative to the vehicle traveling in front of you.
  • ACC then automatically adjusts the throttle and braking inputs, if required, to maintain the preset distance.
  • The Low Speed Follow feature takes the convenience even further by detecting when the vehicle ahead has slowed to a stop, automatically braking your Honda vehicle in response.
  • To resume driving, all you need to do is push the cruise-control toggle switch toward RES/+ or -/SET, or press the accelerator, and your Honda vehicle will resume moving up to the chosen speed from the ACC system.

Which Honda Vehicles Have Adaptive Cruise Control?

Adaptive Cruise Control is included as standard or available on most Honda vehicles equipped with the Honda Sensing™ suite of driver-assistive technology features. Browse our extensive selection of new Honda vehicles today to find the right Honda vehicle for your lifestyle.