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Dynamic radar cruise control with full-speed range - Canada
Can anyone in Canada confirm that DRCC with full-speed range is equipped on RX in Canada? I know I have the DRCC but I don't believe it will bring the speed to a complete stop. wasn't capable of these and there are limited situations to test this feature in my area.
Can anyone in Canada confirm that DRCC with full-speed range is equipped on RX in Canada? I know I have the DRCC but I don't believe it will bring the speed to a complete stop. wasn't capable of these and there are limited situations to test this feature in my area.
What year is your rx? 2016 no, 2017 should have full speed radar cruise control with lane keep assist.
The question I have is does your brake lights go on when the DRCC slows down and if so does that happen in all degrees or just when the DRCC vehicle has to abruptly change speed?
The question I have is does your brake lights go on when the DRCC slows down and if so does that happen in all degrees or just when the DRCC vehicle has to abruptly change speed?
If just coasting no. Abrupt decrease in speed, yes, just like you were to manually hit the brakes so that driver's behind you can safely react accordingly.
This is a March 2016 document. The specifications on 2017 Lexus safety+ are already diffetent and include more items.
I am curious if anyone in Canada that had a 17 RX can say if the cruise is now full speed.
That document is the latest published version and speaks to the 2017 LSS+ for Canada. Unfortunately, no all-speed control mentioned anywhere for Canada in 2017 including on lexus.ca.
Originally Posted by EMSLEXUSRX
Is the DRCC standard on the 2017 RX now along with LKA? I didn't see any choices for selecting these when I build a 2017 on the website.
Yes, all 2017 RX models comes standard with LSS+ (Pre-Collision, LDA, DRCC, and Auto-High Beam).
If just coasting no. Abrupt decrease in speed, yes, just like you were to manually hit the brakes so that driver's behind you can safely react accordingly.
That document is the latest published version and speaks to the 2017 LSS+ for Canada. Unfortunately, no all-speed control mentioned anywhere for Canada in 2017 including on lexus.ca.
Yes, all 2017 RX models comes standard with LSS+ (Pre-Collision, LDA, DRCC, and Auto-High Beam).
I drive a 2017 RX350 F-Sport 3 , bought in Canada.
The car has Full Speed DRCC, and will come to a full stop if the car in front of you stops. however, if the car in front of you starts moving again, you'll be asked to push the lever to keep following. This is a fully useable feature in traffic jam.
You can also set the cruise at very low speed, the car will then default to 50km/h if I remember correctly.
I drive a 2017 RX350 F-Sport 3 , bought in Canada.
The car has Full Speed DRCC, and will come to a full stop if the car in front of you stops. however, if the car in front of you starts moving again, you'll be asked to push the lever to keep following. This is a fully useable feature in traffic jam.
You can also set the cruise at very low speed, the car will then default to 50km/h if I remember correctly.
Surprised since nowhere Lexus mentions it in their literature. It's something of value they should advertise like the competition does. Thanks for confirming.
The snow finally melted around here enough that I could try this in the city. I can confirm that full-speed DRCC does not work below 42 km/hr on the 2016 model in Canada. Really a bummer. I also can't believe there isn't a louder or stronger notification that the cruise has shut off. It just gives 2 beeps and stops intervening. If anyone relied on this for low speed traffic, you would surely hit the vehicle in front of you.
Tried it yesterday on our way home from picking up our new RX from the dealer and works great. It will come to a stop as others above have mentioned stating "Waiting", then re-engage the cruise control stalk to accelerate (though somewhat leisurely).
12-30-16, 06:44 PM
Dynamic radar cruise control with full-speed range - Canada
