Fig. 146 Left side of the multifunction steering wheel

Switch on and start regulation

The Travel Assist function is activated directly via the driver assistance selection menu shown on the instrument cluster screen.

1. Press the assistance menu shortcut button on the multifunction steering wheel.

2. Then select the Travel Assist option from the list displayed on the screen.

Depending on the current driving situation, your Seat Leon will transition into one of the following operational status modes under Travel Assist:

• If Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) was already actively regulating, Travel Assist immediately maintains your current speed and the preselected following distance to the preceding vehicle.

  When clear lane markings are optically detected by the windscreen camera, the vehicle is also kept centred in its lane through gentle automated steering inputs.

• If ACC was not actively regulating speed, Travel Assist remains selected but enters a passive standby status (not actively regulating speed or steering).

Press the set button .

Travel Assist transitions into active regulation mode, tailored to the immediate driving situation.

The corresponding status control lamp for the active driving scenario lights up on the instrument cluster display, accompanied by a brief confirmation message.

Interrupting regulation

1. Briefly press the cancellation button .

OR: depress the service brake pedal firmly.

Your preselected target speed and following distance remain safely stored in system memory.

Switch to ACC or speed limiter

1. Press the driver assistance menu button on the multifunction steering wheel.

2. Then choose either the ACC or Limiter option from the selection menu.

The vehicle switches away from Travel Assist to the designated ACC or Speed Limiter operating mode corresponding to the current driving conditions.

Making other adjustments

All other operational adjustments for Travel Assist—such as setting speed increments or adjusting following distances—are controlled in the exact same manner as standard ACC.