Kia Sportage: Highway Driving Assist (HDA): (if equipped)

Highway Driving Assist

On supported highways, Highway Driving Assist uses lane and forward-vehicle detection to help the Kia Sportage maintain its set speed, keep a following distance from the vehicle ahead and stay centred in its lane.

Highway Lane Change Assist (if equipped)

When the system determines that a lane change can be made, Highway Lane Change Assist can help move the vehicle in the direction indicated by the turn signal.

NOTE

• Highway Driving Assist is available only on designated controlled-access sections of certain highways. These roads have limited entry and exit points to support uninterrupted high-speed traffic and are generally restricted to passenger cars and motorcycles.

• The system operates on the main carriageway of a highway or motorway. It does not operate on interchanges or at junctions.

• Navigation updates may add support for additional highways in the future.

Detecting sensor

For information about the applicable detecting sensors and their locations, see the Detecting sensor(s) section.

CAUTION

For precautions relating to the detecting sensors, see Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Sensor Fusion).

• Highway Driving Assist settings
• Highway Driving Assist operation
• Highway Driving Assist malfunction and limitations

Navigation-based Smart Cruise Control limitations

Navigation-based Smart Cruise Control may not operate as intended in the situations listed below. For example, because the system relies on navigation guidance, it may slow the Kia Sportage if the ...

Highway Driving Assist settings

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