I often see the term 'adaptive cruise control' used in marketing materials for the Audi A2. However, I'm not sure exactly what it does or how it differs from regular cruise control. Can someone explain the function of this feature?
ReplyAdaptive cruise control is a type of cruise control that uses sensors and cameras to automatically adjust your vehicle's speed and distance from the car in front of you. With this feature, you can set a maximum speed and your car will automatically slow down or speed up to maintain a safe following distance.
One of the major benefits of adaptive cruise control is that it can help reduce driver fatigue by taking care of some of the more monotonous aspects of driving on long trips. This feature can also help prevent accidents by automatically slowing down your car if the vehicle in front of you suddenly brakes.
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