How does the Adaptive Cruise Control system work in the Audi A6?

I am interested in understanding how the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system functions in the Audi A6. What are the key components of the system and how does it help improve driving experience and safety?

The Adaptive Cruise Control system in the Audi A6 uses radar and camera sensors to detect and maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you. This helps reduce the need for constant braking and accelerating, resulting in a smoother and more comfortable driving experience. My personal advice would be to always keep your hands on the steering wheel and stay alert, even when using ACC.

Audi's ACC system also has a 'stop and go' function, allowing the vehicle to come to a complete stop in traffic and resume driving when the car in front moves. This feature is especially useful in congested city driving. As a fellow Audi A6 owner, I have found it helpful to adjust the settings of the system according to my driving preferences for optimal performance.