Learn how the SEAT Leon Travel Assist works | SEAT

Be ready to travel safer with the new SEAT Leon Travel Assist. This system combines the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and the Lane Assist information to keep the vehicle in the centre of the lane and adjust the speed to the traffic.
When SEAT´s Travel Assist is activated, offers assisted driving at speeds of up to 210 km/h. This advanced car technology controls the surroundings, speed, and direction, helping you to drive safer.
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[@mathijspsx3]

In which countries is this system available? I have ACC and Lane Assist on mine (in Netherlands) but haven't seen a reference to travel assist?

[@stonenpebble]

Go to vehicle settings on the infotainment, then driver assistance settings. Scroll down and you should see adaptive lane guidance. Click that so the box is ticked then it should steer itself nice and straight on the motorways. Let me know if you find it and it works 👍🏻

[@Ipson83CH]

I tried it today, what’s the point if you have to grab the steering wheel (with both hands..) every 10 seconds??

[@stonenpebble]

@@Ipson83CH you don’t have to grab it with both hands that’s just the image it shows. Just the slightest bit of resistance is enough to satisfy the system your still paying attention

[@Ipson83CH]

@@stonenpebble thanks, I will try again tomorrow, just got a PHEV :-)

[@stonenpebble]

@@Ipson83CH I’ve been told a small bottle of water resting on the wheel does the trick 😁

[@juan71554]

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