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How to Use Cruise Control on a Kia Sportage

July 18, 2025 · 1 min

In this video, we talk about how to use the cruise control feature on a Kia Sportage. We cover setting the cruise control, adjusting the speed, and using the road guidance assistance. We also explain how to turn the cruise control on and off, and what the different indicator lights mean.

How to use cruise control on your Kia Sportage:

1. Engage Cruise Control: Press the top-right button while driving.
2. Adjust Distance (Adaptive Cruise): Use the setting to choose your preferred distance from the car ahead.
3. Increase Speed: Tap up on the bottom-right knob to adjust your set speed. Each tap increases by 1 mph.
4. Activate Lane Keep Assist: Press the dedicated button to turn on road guide assistance – green means active!
5. Disengage: Press the main cruise control button, or simply tap the brake pedal.
6. Resume: After disengaging, tap up on the knob to reactivate cruise control at your current speed.

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Read the transcript

Here's how to use cruise control on a Kia Sportage. So, as your foot is on the gas, whenever you want to set your cruise control, you simply press this button in the top right hand corner, you're going to see that this speed appears, right? And depending on the distance between where you are and the car in front of you, you can actually use this to say like, I want to be really far away. I want to be really close. Let's say you want to increase your speed. You see, I'm still locked at 51 mph. The speed of the cars ahead of us have have increased. So, now that I'm speeding up, to adjust it to the new speed, as we continue to increase our speed, we're going to tap up on this little knob on the bottom right hand corner. So, we're going to tap up. And as you see, it adjusted from 51 mph to now 64 mph. But you can simply continue to tap up if you wanted to go another mile an hour faster. And now it's adjusted. And when this turns on, it means it's locked at the speed of the road that you're currently on. Let's say you also wanted to uh do the road guide assistance and stay in between the lines. You can use this button to turn it on and off. So, when you see this highlighted white, that means it's off. When you see this, it means it's on. It's green. And then to of course stop your speed control, your cruise control, you can press this button if you want to turn it off. And if you press on the brake after you have cruise control on, you'll see that it turns off, but it stays gray. you press up, it'll turn back on to the speed that you're currently at. If you have any questions, feel free to let us know in the comments.

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