How To Use Mitsubishi Adaptive Cruise Control

This video shows you how to use Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Centering Steering Assist on a Mitsubishi. The vehicle used to film this was a 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander SE Black Edition.

TWO THINGS I FORGOT TO MENTION IN THE VIDEO:
1) The Adaptive Cruise Control System in this car DOES NOT recognize traffic lights. It is your responsibility to stop for red lights or stop signs.
2) While the Adaptive Cruise Control system in the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander can bring itself to a complete stop when it is locked on to the car in front of you and that car comes to a gradual stop, it is not designed for sudden stops. For example, you are out on the open highway with the Adaptive Cruise Control set at 65 MPH with no car in front of you, and up ahead in the distance you see traffic is suddenly stopped. In that case, hit the brake pedal and take control to the vehicle and slow to a safe stop. Do not rely on the Adaptive Cruise Control to stop the vehicle in a situation like that. It is not mean to be driven towards a brick wall.

This video is for instructional purposes only. It is always the driver's responsibility to maintain control of the vehicle, pay attention to the surroundings and other vehicles, and be ready to act to prevent an accident. You are always responsible for opperating your vehicle, Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Centering Systems are merely driver aids and are not a replacement for paying attention.