[Alkio97]

I appreciate SCC but sometimes prefer to use CC and just switch lanes when appropriate instead of slowing down and losing kinetic energy lol, I have been trying every possible combination of buttons and searching for an answer with no luck, any help?

 

[PartTimeBaller]

On our Santa Fe and G70, once you turn on cruise control you can disable smart cruise by holding down on the distance button.

 

[Alkio97]

On our Santa Fe and G70, once you turn on cruise control you can disable smart cruise by holding down on the distance button.

I'll give it a shot, thanks!

 

[Cnsheets]

I think you set the distance to zero.

 

[MikeV]

On my Santa Fe the way to stop the loss of kinetic energy and still use SCC is to change lanes before the icon of the car in front of your vehicle on the screen reaches your car. Otherwise hit the Cancel button and coast.

 

[elkkk]

I appreciate SCC but sometimes prefer to use CC and just switch lanes when appropriate instead of slowing down and losing kinetic energy lol, I have been trying every possible combination of buttons and searching for an answer with no luck, any help?

Look at page 6-106 in Owners Manual, under 'Turn Off Smart Cruise Control' in left column.

 

[Alkio97]

Look at page 6-106 in Owners Manual, under 'Turn Off Smart Cruise Control' in left column.

I took a good ol browse through the manual, that excerpt states that disabling SCC will enable the Manual Speed Limit Assist, which will limit my cars speed and not maintain any speed on its own, like a traditional CC.

 

[elkkk]

I took a good ol browse through the manual, that excerpt states that disabling SCC will enable the Manual Speed Limit Assist, which will limit my cars speed and not maintain any speed on its own, like a traditional CC.

I understand what you are saying. Please look at 10-89 'Manual Speed Limit Assist' I think it's terminology for CC. As I read it, it's CC with a warning display but I have not tried it but I will tomorrow. It's late here. (This is the worst manual I have ever dealt with).

 

[Alkio97]

I understand what you are saying. Please look at 10-89 'Manual Speed Limit Assist' I think it's terminology for CC. As I read it, it's CC with a warning display but I have not tried it but I will tomorrow. It's late here. (This is the worst manual I have ever dealt with).

Hey thanks again, and ya I looked at that too and that is unfortunately not it either, it literally is a limit to your speed. You still decelerate if you release the acceleration pedal. I'm not entirely sure why you'd want that unless you strictly are driving in a dangerous area or have a driver behind the wheel you don't trust yet? Either way I tried that behind the wheel today and no dice unfortunately.

 

[JayEM]

On our Santa Fe and G70, once you turn on cruise control you can disable smart cruise by holding down on the distance button.

This works on both my BMW and my wife's Subaru, so it's not just a Hyundai/Kia/Genesis thing.

It would be nice if this was a "default behavior" across all brands.

 

[Kent EV6]

I have a thread here about the same question, and apparently there’s no way to have CC when SCC is down. It’s a big problem IMO, cause only a thin layer of watery snow is enough to deactivate the front radar in our EV6. And when that goes there‘s no way to have cruise control. It also deactivates a lot of security systems but that’s a different matter.

If anyone finds a way please let us know, but I find @MurlinatoR as one of the most knowledgeable persons here about this matter, and in my thread he says that he doesn’t believe there’s a way right now.

It may change after a software update though.

 

[Maxwell61]

I have a thread here about the same question, and apparently there’s no way to have CC when SCC is down. It’s a big problem IMO, cause only a thin layer of watery snow is enough to deactivate the front radar in our EV6. And when that goes there‘s no way to have cruise control.

Same in Tesla, this is unconceivable, there's a lot of situations where using an SCC it's even dangerous as in traffic on narrow lanes where you can get sudden braking for excess of proximity or for bad wheather and so on.
Those system are not yet so efficient to take always the right decision, makers are messing up with those alleged ADAS.