Lane Change Assist, cool new feature in my 2023 Mach-E

[SnBGC]

Yeah, I've posted about it a couple of times in other threads. It's too conservative for my taste (aka it slows down too much) and it's also coupled with the same setting for adjusting speed based on speed limit sign recognition, so I have it turned off.

Okay thanks. So I might like it then.
I almost always have to pause ACC at those points and use my foot to control the speed. With cruise control active, the large expansion joints in the concrete overpass unload the suspension enough that the car wants to accelerate aggressively once it rebounds. It is kinda annoying so I pause and then resume after I get through that part

I have used the adaptive cruise more on this car than cruise control on all my other cars combined. Lifetime. Of course this is the first car that I have owned with adaptive cruise or anything like it so I guess that isn't saying too much....

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[intoMME]

what a relief, driving is hard.

 

[JSD23]

Experimenting with my new 23 MME: Lane Change Assist appears on my Sync Screen (under Adaptive Cruise Control screen area). Toggle it on. Here is how it works: On highway, put on turn signal, the car then tells you when it is safe to change lanes and begins to move car into the lane you signaled. As this happens you will see a blue line appear with curve showing car moving into the other lane. Then when it gets there, you turn off the turn signal. All done hands free. Pretty cool new feature. If you are coming up on slower traffic, it will tell you/suggest to you that a lane change to go around them is possible. Just activate your turn signal and car will do the rest hands free.

It even works when only the blue bubble is active, without bluecruise being active.

Hi, thanks for the update. Do you have a video of this?

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