Available Speed Limit
Speed Limit Assist lets you set a top speed that your vehicle will not exceed, even if you continue to press the accelerator pedal. The feature has two modes: automatic and manual mode.
1. In automatic mode, Speed Limit Assist uses your vehicle’s front camera and embedded navigation systems to recognize certain nearby posted speed limit signs.
2. When the feature detects a posted speed limit sign, you’ll see a message in your Driver Information Centre (DIC) prompting you to limit your vehicle’s speed to the detected speed limit.
3. You can press RES/+ to confirm the speed limit and SET/- to reject setting a speed limit.
4. If you don’t confirm or deny the suggested speed limit, your vehicle will automatically set its top speed as the detected speed limit.
5. You can set an offset to the detected speed limit in case you want your speed to be higher or lower than the detected speed limit. Use the RES/+ or SET/ buttons to set the offset. Your vehicle will remember the offset when a new speed limit is detected.
Note: There is a limit to how much you can offset the speed limit that varies by vehicle.
6. To switch between automatic and manual Speed Limit Assist modes, press the LIM button. Press the button once for manual mode and twice for automatic mode. Pressing the button again in automatic mode will turn the feature off.
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To find out if your vehicle has this feature, contact your dealer or refer to your vehicle’s equipment list. Please check your Owner’s Manual for more information about features.
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