Adjusting the target speed for Pilot Assist

Pilot Assist can support you in keeping a set target speed. You can adjust the target speed with the steering wheel control buttons.

When you are driving with Pilot Assist active, you can select a target speed. The vehicle then manages acceleration and braking to meet that target while also adapting to surrounding traffic.

You can adjust your set target speed by pressing the set speed adjustment buttons on your steering wheel's left-hand control area. When this is possible, the instrument panel will provide information about which buttons to press.

The behavior for changing the target speed differs depending on whether your vehicle is built for a market using km/h or mph as the standard speed unit. This behavior doesn't change if you select a different speed unit in system settings.

For vehicles built for a km/h market:
Press onceAdjust the target speed by 5 units.
Press and holdAdjust the target speed by 1 unit continuously by pressing and holding the button.
For vehicles built for a mph market:
Press onceAdjust the target speed by 1 unit.
Press and holdAdjust the target speed by 5 units continuously by pressing and holding the button.

When you adjust by 5 units at a time, the target speed will default to speed increments that are divisible by five, such as 25, 30, or 35.

Adjust the target speed using the buttons on the steering wheel.

Your new target speed is shown in green above the speedometer.

Pilot Assist target speed and speedometer

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