Available Super Cruise driver assistance technology
helps take the stress out of driving...
This feature allows you to take your hands
off the wheel — under the proper conditions
on over 200,000 miles of Super Cruise
compatible roads in the U.S. and Canada.
Precision Lidar-mapped data, plus real-time camera sensors
and GPS keep your vehicle centered in its lane...
While Adaptive Cruise Control
controls your braking and acceleration
to help keep you at a selected following distance
from other cars on the road.
To engage Super Cruise,
first make sure Adaptive Cruise Control is turned on
by looking for the icon on the Driver Information Center.
If it is not on, press the Adaptive Cruise Control button
on the steering wheel.
The Adaptive Cruise Control icon
will light up in white on the instrument cluster.
And if the system is already set,
the icon will be green with a speed shown.
Next, center your vehicle in the lane.
When Super Cruise detects you are correctly positioned...
On a compatible road...
And paying sufficient attention...
The Super Cruise symbol illuminates in white
on the instrument cluster.
Next, press the Super Cruise button on the steering wheel.
You shouldn't remove your hands from the steering wheel
until the light bar is green —
this indicates that Super Cruise
is steering the vehicle.
If the Adaptive Cruise Control speed was not previously set,
Super Cruise will set your current speed
as the cruise speed.
If you want to take over steering at any time,
just begin to steer and the light bar will pulse blue.
Once you are ready for Super Cruise to steer again,
center the vehicle in the lane
and wait for the steering wheel to turn green.
To fully disengage Super Cruise,
place your hands back on the steering wheel
and press the Super Cruise button again...
Press the brake pedal...
Or pull the Regen on Demand paddle.
When using Super Cruise driver assistance technology,
it's important that you remain attentive
and are ready to take the wheel at all times.
The driver attention system, made up of a camera,
infrared sensors and visual alerts
help to keep you focused on the road.
And it will monitor your head position and eye gaze
to ensure you pay attention to the road ahead.
When Super Cruise is engaged, the steering wheel light bar
indicates the status of the system.
If the system is active,
but detects you need to pay more attention to the road,
the steering wheel bar flashes green.
If the system needs to disengage
and you need to take control immediately,
the steering wheel light bar flashes red and sounds a beep.
You must grip the wheel
with both hands at the locations shown.
If you still don't respond, a voice prompt will tell you
to take over the steering control.
And if you still don't take control,
the vehicle will steer and brake
gradually to a stop in its current lane.
If this occurs, an OnStar® Emergency-Certified® Advisor*
will contact you to ensure that you are safe
and are paying attention to the road.
Super Cruise can be engaged
when your car is on a compatible road,
separated from opposing traffic...
Your camera and radar sensors are in good working order
and lane markings are clearly visible.
If Super Cruise disengages and you don't know why,
press the Super Cruise button within 10 seconds
to see the reason.
Super Cruise should never be used under difficult
or uncertain driving conditions.
That includes construction zones...
Where lane markings are unclear
or there is limited visibility...
In tunnels, on a road shoulder or lane exiting a freeway.
And slippery or other poor weather conditions,
including rain, sleet, fog, ice or snow.
But in the right time and place...
Super Cruise is the comfortable,
convenient and stress-free way to commute.
Visit chevrolet.com/ electric/super-cruise
for more information about how Super Cruise works
and for compatible roads.