Hyundai Smart Cruise Control with Stop & Go

What is Hyundai Smart Cruise Control (SCC) with Stop & Go?

Cruise control is a great feature that alleviates some of the stress that comes along with highway cruising. Unfortunately, traffic rarely stays at the same pace, causing you to frequently apply your brakes and/or reset the cruise control speed—until now! Smart Cruise Control (SCC) with Stop & Go, a driver-assist feature from the Hyundai SmartSense advanced safety pack, allows Iowa drivers to program their desired speed and their preferred distance between them and the vehicle ahead.

Buckle up and take a ride with Vern Eide Hyundai Sioux City as our staff takes you on a quick tour of Smart Cruise Control with Stop & Go.

How does Hyundai Smart Cruise Control work?

Once the SCC system is engaged, you can program the desired minimum distance between you and the car ahead by pressing the vehicle to vehicle distance button (a car icon with 3 lines beneath it) on the right-hand side of the steering wheel. Each time the button is pressed, the distance will change, with distance 4 being the furthest and distance 1 being the closest. Please note, SCC will remember the last distance setting you used every time the system is turned on or off, and every time the vehicle is restarted.

You can also adjust the distance setting used by the SCC system via the touchscreen display audio or by using the steering wheel-mounted controls. For Hyundai vehicles with touchscreen display audio, simply follow the steps below:

1. Make sure you’ve started your Hyundai vehicle.
2. Press the setup button on the dash.
3. Tap the Vehicle icon on your touchscreen display audio.
4. Next, choose Driver Assistance and then tap on SCC reaction.
5. From here you can select either Normal, Fast, or Slow.

For Hyundai Hyundai models without the touchscreen display audio, use the following steps below:

1. Make sure you’ve started your Hyundai vehicle.
2. Press LCD display control button on the right-hand side of the steering wheel, which will bring you to the user settings menu on your instrument panel.
3. Press the button to the left of your RES/SET switch to select Driver Assistance and then choose SCC Reaction.
4. From here you can select either Normal, Fast, or Slow, pressing the button until you find your desired speed setting.

Which Hyundai models have Smart Cruise Control?

While most new Hyundai vehicles are equipped with SmartSense safety technologies, not all models come with Smart Cruise Control (SCC) with Stop & Go. Scroll down to find out which Hyundai models have SCC.