How To Use Mitsubishi Adaptive Cruise Control
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This video shows you how to use Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Centering Steering Assist on a Mitsubishi. The vehicle used to film this was a 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander SE Black Edition.
TWO THINGS I FORGOT TO MENTION IN THE VIDEO:
1) The Adaptive Cruise Control System in this car DOES NOT recognize traffic lights. It is your responsibility to stop for red lights or stop signs.
2) While the Adaptive Cruise Control system in the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander can bring itself to a complete stop when it is locked on to the car in front of you and that car comes to a gradual stop, it is not designed for sudden stops. For example, you are out on the open highway with the Adaptive Cruise Control set at 65 MPH with no car in front of you, and up ahead in the distance you see traffic is suddenly stopped. In that case, hit the brake pedal and take control to the vehicle and slow to a safe stop. Do not rely on the Adaptive Cruise Control to stop the vehicle in a situation like that. It is not mean to be driven towards a brick wall.
This video is for instructional purposes only. It is always the driver's responsibility to maintain control of the vehicle, pay attention to the surroundings and other vehicles, and be ready to act to prevent an accident. You are always responsible for opperating your vehicle, Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Centering Systems are merely driver aids and are not a replacement for paying attention.
TWO THINGS I FORGOT TO MENTION IN THE VIDEO:
1) The Adaptive Cruise Control System in this car DOES NOT recognize traffic lights. It is your responsibility to stop for red lights or stop signs.
2) While the Adaptive Cruise Control system in the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander can bring itself to a complete stop when it is locked on to the car in front of you and that car comes to a gradual stop, it is not designed for sudden stops. For example, you are out on the open highway with the Adaptive Cruise Control set at 65 MPH with no car in front of you, and up ahead in the distance you see traffic is suddenly stopped. In that case, hit the brake pedal and take control to the vehicle and slow to a safe stop. Do not rely on the Adaptive Cruise Control to stop the vehicle in a situation like that. It is not mean to be driven towards a brick wall.
Great video, l have just bought the outlander exceed and have never had cruise control before so was a little anxious to use it. Your video has really helped me, thankyou. I'm in Australia.😊
Great video! I just bought a 2023 Outlander and this video helped
Very helpful. Rented that same Car for a long Road Trip...and this advice was a game changer. Thank you so much.
My pleasure thank you for watching!
Thank you for watching! Glad to be helpful!
I LOVE MY VEHICLE!! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!
Thank you for this video! I just bought a 2023 Diamond red SEL and I hadn’t figured this out yet. I’m going to go try it. Much appreciated. 👍🏻🌵
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video. Just got a 2024 outlander phev GTP and very eager to test this one out.
Thank you for watching!
i have a2023 triton and i think you have answered my question thank you very helpful
Glad I could help
Nice video. Also common sense helps.
Hey that's N Tustin Street. Good demonstration. So do I need to press the resume button everytime it comes to a complete stop?
Good demonstration.
Thank you Mickey!
The really cool thing about the adaptive cruise control is that it knows the speed limit and displays it on the control panel and the cruise control can be set to speed up or slow down to the speed limit as it changes. Where is the setting to turn this on?
Thank you for the help!
Thank you for watching Dylan :)
Really helpful! Thank you!
Fantastic review!
7:35, certainly, drivers can still use ACC with the far (three or four bar) following distance.
Must you hit something for the car to move after a complete stop or it can resume by itself?
Hit the resume button e to get moving again
Great video, is there any interaction between the adaptive cruise control system and if you set a course on nav? In other words would it follow the course that you set on nav using the adaptive cruise control?
Per Mitsubishi's website, if you're Outlander is equipped with Navigation and MI-PILOT Assist the car "Utilizes navigation map information to automatically adjust vehicle speed to that appropriate for curves, junctions, and other circumstances in the road ahead."
@@CarDietrich thanks much, that's pretty awesome!
Hi,i have my outlander aspire 23 wondering if it is in the cruise mode will the break light turn on if it slow down or stop?
Yes, the brake lights do come on
@@CarDietrich thank you!
Will cruise control work if I choose to turn off adaptive system? If so how do I turn on cruise control? Thanks
Too my knowledge thats not possible on this model
Does it work when you want to turn?
If you're talking about going through a curve on the highway, yes but you'll need to steer through the curve. If you're talking about going through a 90 degree left or right turn, its best to hit the brakes, take control slow down, take the turn, and resume the cruise control after you're straightened out again
So to clarify, this is the Adaptive Cruise only and not the Mi Pilot Assist, correct? It's a little confusing because the Adaptive Cruise has that setting called Steer Assist but I believe Mi Pilot is another level of stuff. But do correct me if I'm wrong, it's sometimes unclear as to which features each system has.
This is just the adaptive cruise. MiPilot is on the ones with Navi, it can do semi-self driving on certain highways if that highway is programmed into the Navi
Does this outlander have the annoying idle stop and go?
The one I drove did not
If it is set up with navigation, will it follow turns on it's own?
If you are on a highway that is encoded with that data in the Navigation maps, yes it has the ability to do that.
The same way you use it in any other vehicle I’d presume.
The videos too loud. It's abusive to force people to turn down the volume at the beginning and end of your video
Wow, I thought Mitsubishi stopped production in the United States. Mitsu have terrible vehicles.
Good thing that we still have relatively reliable cars from Toyota, Honda, Mazda, and Subaru in the U.S.
Have you driven one? I have one & it’s pretty awesome.
They've been selling Outlanders in massive numbers in Europe and Asia for years. USA is not the world bud
@@yamil.343 My dad just bought a 2023 Outlander, everyone's blown away! We've always had Toyota's and they were the worst, cheesy, plastic vehicles we drove!!
Toyota's are so generic..they rely on people thinking they're the cream of the crop..they're not.
Do the Brake Lights come on as the vehicle is slowed down?
Yes they do
@@CarDietrich Outstanding......great video, Thanks ! ! !