What is Adaptive Cruise Control? 

Advanced or Adaptive Cruise Control safety technologies 

What is Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)? It’s a driver-assist safety technology present on new GM vehicles. Not all vehicles have ACC, so be sure to let us know what you’re looking for if you want this feature. Visit Carl Black Orlando in Orlando, FL, to find a new car with Adaptive Cruise Control. 

Quick Tips: What Is Adaptive Cruise Control? | Chevrolet video 

This short video gives you a quick definition of Adaptive Cruise Control. If you want more details, scroll down to watch a longer video from Chevrolet. We can help you find a vehicle with the latest technology here at Carl Black Orlando. 

Adaptive Cruise Control: Maintaining your Following Gap | Chevrolet video 

If you want more information beyond a simple definition of Adaptive Cruise Control, check out this video It gives you the lowdown on how this technology works and how you can use it. Keep reading below for more information. 

How does Adaptive Cruise Control work? 

ACC is a driver-assist technology that lets you follow the vehicle ahead at a pre-set distance. You set your maximum speed, and your vehicle will resume that speed whenever no vehicle is blocking its way. If a vehicle does come into your lane ahead of you, your vehicle will adjust its speed to follow that vehicle up to the maximum speed you set. You can choose between three settings for the following distance: far, standard, and near. 

If you want more details on ACC, watch the videos above, or ask a member of our team for assistance. We offer GM vehicles with ACC systems, including Chevrolet, GMC, and Buick models. We hope to see you soon. 

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