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Controls in detail
Driving systems
The driving systems of your vehicle are
described on the following pages:
앫 Cruise control (컄 page 244), with
which the vehicle can maintain a preset
speed.
앫 Downhill Speed Regulation (DSR)
(
컄 page 249), which supports you
when you are driving downhill.
앫 Off-road driving program (컄 page 253),
which supports you when you are driv-
ing off-road.
앫 Air suspension program*
The system consists of two compo-
nents.
앫 Adaptive Damping System (ADS)*
(
컄 page 255), which adjusts the
vehicle suspension characteristics.
앫 Vehicle level control*
(
컄 page 255), which controls the
vehicle level.
앫 Parktronic* (컄 page 259) and rear view
camera* (
컄 page 264), which serve as
a parking aid.
For information on the ABS, BAS, EBP,
ESP
®
, and 4-ETS, see “Driving safety sys-
tems” (
컄 page 98).
Cruise control
The cruise control automatically maintains
the speed you set for your vehicle.
The use of cruise control is recommended
for driving at a constant speed for extend-
ed periods of time. You can set or resume
cruise control at any speed above
20 mph (30 km/h).
The cruise control function is operated by
means of the cruise control lever.
The cruise control lever is the uppermost
lever on the left-hand side of the steering
column (
컄 page 24).
i
The cruise control should not be activated
during off-road driving.
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