Smart Cruise Control | Hyundai

[@Gamesoldier68]

Yeah, really glad they incorporated this onto the Santa Fe. I love adaptive cruise control. The stop and go feature with the steering wheel switch works flawlessly.

[@travelwithus750]

Thank u for this video. The smart cruise control is aggravating to me. It slows down way to fast and when it accelerates it speeds up so quick it’s not safe.

[@kenmix443]

We love our Elantra Limited, it almost drives itself. But we still need to stay alert.

[@crazybirdy21]

Wow there is still so much to learn about my Ioniq 😅

[@tomdanielson2888]

When conditions are inclement, rain, snow, dust etc. does the system post a warning on the dash to notify the driver the smart cruise is disabled or not functioning properly

[@aryehrosenthal2138]

Hyundai. Is the best.

[@rahulchander5165]

No Tesla is the best and Tesla can just take to our destination itself here it's our responsibility

[@dapperblue6165]

@@rahulchander5165 HYUN is 1/2 the price of the Tesla... w/ almost all same features

[@jayantakonjengbam4492]

Smart cruise control also improves your auto insurance merit score because the car runs always in safe speed and drives smoothly - for those using merit programs. This was perfect for a long highway cruising to minimal traffic interruption.

[@popeyeandy959]

Any way to make it default to not use the Smart Cruise?

[@ronretchief]

watch the video

[@helloworld6160]

I'm curious why you don't like it?

[@ken62310]

is this available on all vehicle?

[@carloscervantes836]

I have a Kona N and don’t have it

[@greatzto]

Is there minimum speed limit to apply SCC? One Hyundai deal told me the SCC can only be used when speed is above 35 mph. Is it true?

[@yashpatel3123]

New models no longer have minimum speed limit. It goes all the way to zero and accelerate.

[@user-zb6ez4jl3u]

@@yashpatel3123 works in stop and go traffic?

[@yashpatel3123]

@@user-zb6ez4jl3u yes, it does stop all the way to zero and starts driving afterwards. If the car stops for more than three seconds then the adaptive cruise control is disabled.

[@ricwothek]

The minimum speed is defaulted to 20mph. That is the lowest the setting will go. If you remove your foot from the brake pedal and press the cruise control button it will default to 20 mph.

[@girishjangam4486]

Very nice and informative

[@matthewjaguilera8849]

Why does my palisade keep saying scc condition not meet, even on straight aways.

[@hyundai]

We would like to encourage you to take your vehicle in to your nearest authorized Hyundai dealership for an inspection. Thank you for reaching out. ^cc

[@shari_8410]

Well my new Kona N do have JUST SCC but its limitated of a minimum Speed at 20 mph and wehn its underneath at a nearly Stop a Pop Up tell me SCC Cancelled and i have to break by myself .. which is really a shme to be onest .even the small I20 do have the NSCC with Stop Function .. so the Stop Function dosn't exsist on my Kona N ... but the Normal Kona or any other Car do have ASCC , not only SCC and with that there seems to be the Stop Feature too . but for my Kona N locked as a SUV its just a Shame he dosn' t come with the Stop Feature on SCC ...

[@hyundai]

Hello Shari, we're disappointed to learn about your concerns. Please reach out to our Customer Care team at [phone], so we may further assist. ^cc

[@shari_8410]

@@hyundai Well i'm Just disappointed about that , that the Kona N comes with adapitve Cruise Controll ( SCC ) and LKA / LFA but comes with a stripped down version of that , like a very first Version of ACC without Stop to Zero ( Not Stop & Go thats includes HDA ) and that in the year 2021/2022 very sad . Hyundai 's old Version of Tucson , the new regular I20 , Bayon , i30 , regular Kona in Prime Version or N Line do have a optipnal priced ASCC when comes with DTC , but Kona N comes with the DTC straight the way and its just a stripped down Version of SCC / ACC NO Hyundai's ASCC ( with Stop Feature to Zero ) like a 10 Years old Car where discovered the very first Version of ACC . I think it would be a simply Step of Programming or Coding Software thing , cause the Kona N already have the Camera and the front Radar for that , hope Hyundai still added this Feature in a Software Update some Day

[@OZIPUG1970]

Roughly how far is distance 4?

[@johnhutchison9782]

1/2 mile. Thanks, Hyundai. 😠

[@kohsweegek7238]

auto start stop button in Hyundai 2017

[@Konanag]

So, what if , while smart cruise control is on, another car gets in between your car and the leading car in front of you, how will the system react then?

[@vaibhavsharma6631]

it slows down accordingly and then maintain the set distance from the new car that just merged into the lane

[@Konanag]

@@vaibhavsharma6631 Thank you very much my friend!

[@JT-sl3ui]

It works very well too!!! My wife and I used it returning home from a road trip. Very impressed!

[@erickvivas1971]

Solo bueno Hyundai 👍👍

[@dodgechallengerhellcat7076]

Smarter than tesla autopilot

[@rahulchander5165]

Not smarter Tesla is better

[@raynellholmes1011]

At this point, the technology is not new anymore. It should be considered standard. I would call 'smart cruise' any system that allows me to remove my hands from the steering wheel while on the highway.

[@popeyeandy959]

It's new to me. My newest other vehicle is a 2009 GMC Sierra. And what you would call Smart Cruise, I would call Autonomous Driving. And the Highway Drive Assist feature is pretty close to that.

[@insilence6156]

Geez.....press this button for that, this button for that...oh, and this button for this, and that one for that.....no thanks. Rather not concentrate on those buttons and knowing me, I would do the wrong button thing....lol. The more technology you add, the more problems you have, and cost to repair. Call me old fashioned.....is why I am keeping my older Hyundai!

[@notarealdruglord]

cool

[@stacia6678]

Don't use the cruise control then.. and if you're buying a new car just for cruise control, I don't know what you're doing with your life

[@sassouusasoo3607]

@@stacia6678 ahhahah

[@juliojimenez4709]

I mean the entire system is pretty simple if you can’t understand basic cruise control that’s kinda sad

[@bigboat8329]

just learn the buttons and enjoy the driver convenience features that you paid for on your car. these features are built in to the price of a new car.

[@1232bluejays]

I can see this system causing lots of accidents for example what if you think you had smart cruise control on and you didn't and your car goes to smash into another car in front of you. Also I don't see many seniors being able to use this as the technology is probably too complicated for them

[@MrScart35]

Driver is stil responsible for driving the car, it’s called assistant not autonomous driving. There is also another assistant that will warn you by sound if you are on collision course to car in front of you and then brake automatically if you don’t brake.

[@jayantakonjengbam4492]

You still need to put your hands on the steering and make sure you are alert - the car alerts you and reminds you to put your hands on the steering wheel. Yes, the feature may be complicated for seniors. I tried this today and loved the smart cruise control.

[@ExorcistOfNevermore]

Sounds complicated honestly.

[@whyyouwannaknowmyname4598]

It's actually really easy. I had never used cruise control before and I just got a new Santa Fe and looove this feature. It's so easy to use.

[@Mintonyeichelberger]

I hate this feature