Audi Tech Tutorial: Cruise Control

See how to operate the cruise control feature to maintain a set speed and modify the set speed.

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[Bayside]

Why is there no tutorial video anywhere online from Audi on Adaptive Cruise with TJA? That is the most important version of cruise these days and Audi is the least intuitive with the strange mini stalk with all sorts of twisting and pulling required. As a prospective buyer I am basing my decision in part on this tech and I can't even understand what audi's limits are.

[nicklashallsten]

When are you goint for the same as Volkswagen, controls on the steering wheel. This old solution sucks.

[ramihaidafy]

This is counter-intuitive. Pulling the stick towards the driver should deactivate the system, giving the driver control. Pushing the stick towards the front should activate the system, giving the car control.