What is Adaptive cruise control (ACC)?

Adaptive cruise control is like having a friendly robot driver who helps you stay comfortable on long car rides.

Adaptive cruise control, or ACC, is a feature in some cars that keeps the right distance from the car in front of you, just like how you might keep space between your toy car and the one in front when you're playing in the driveway. You pick how fast you want to go, and ACC takes care of slowing down or speeding up as needed.

Imagine you’re on a highway and the car ahead suddenly slows down, instead of being caught off guard, your car gently slows down too, just like when you're riding your bike and someone stops suddenly in front of you. If that car speeds up again, ACC helps your car catch up smoothly.

ACC is especially helpful on long trips or busy roads. You don’t have to keep adjusting the gas pedal, it does the work for you, so you can relax more and enjoy the ride!