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“Smart Cruise Control Conditions Not Met”?

Discussion in 'Hyundai Kona Electric' started by LBourgon, Aug 11, 2021.

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  1. Aug 11, 2021 #1
    LBourgon

    LBourgon New Member

    Hi Everyone,

    on my 2020 Kona Ultimate, I get this intermittent problem with the cruise control. No matter the conditions (nice weather, daytime, no traffic in front of me, speed limit or below, etc) it’s always a role of dice whether the cruise control will work or not. Sometimes it works fine, but as often as not, I get this “Smart Cruise Control Conditions Not Met” message. Nothing I do can get it to work, short of turning off the car for more than a few minutes.

    Last weekend, during a long drive from Quebec to Ontario, it was working fine. When I came up to a construction zone, I hit the Cancel button. After the construction zone, I went to set the speed again, and got the dreaded message. Other times, it’ll happen right from the start. I’ll try to set it for the first time after hitting the road and boom, there’s the message again.

    Anyone else have this issue? Any thoughts? Understandably, the dealer won’t do anything because they’ve never been able to reproduce the fault.

    Thanks,

    Luc
     

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  2. Aug 11, 2021 #2
    EVatLast

    EVatLast Active Member

    Van Island BC Canada
    You have to tap the brakes to get it to work. For some reason the smart cruise needs to see brake activity within a certain time frame. If you haven't touched the brakes it will time out cruise.
     
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  3. Aug 11, 2021 #3
    LBourgon

    LBourgon New Member

    No!? That’s it? The dealer didn’t even know this. I’ll need to try that next time. Kind of strange functionality though. If you’re driving down the highway, why would you need to tap the brakes?
    Thanks for the info. Will definitely try that.
     
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  4. Aug 11, 2021 #4
    EVatLast

    EVatLast Active Member

    Van Island BC Canada
    Yes it is a strange one. I can't even think of a good reason they would tie smart cruise functionality to brake use.
     
  5. Aug 11, 2021 #5
    KonaTom

    KonaTom Well-Known Member

    Duncan BC
    It’s never happened to me and I use it a lot, and never tap the brake. Of course if you accidentally press the button up to resume instead of set after cancelling, you would get that message, but I assume you know that. Cancel button is not the same as stopping cruise with brake tap. Once you cancel using button, you have to reset, but if you use brake to temporarily cancel CC, you can then press lever to resume to resume.
     
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  6. Aug 11, 2021 #6
    EVatLast

    EVatLast Active Member

    Van Island BC Canada
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