6. NexCruise Speed limit
What is the speed limit feature?
This feature allows you to set the maximum speed of your car. If you set the speed at 100 kmph, your car will not exceed that speed. This feature helps prevent you from receiving speeding tickets as well.
How can I engage speed limit?
How to engage Speed Limit-
First, set the speed limit you want through our NexCruise App.
Click on the Speed Limit Button to Engage it.
How do I know that the speed limit is engaged?
From the lightbar
From the app
What are the minimum and maximum speeds where the speed limit can be engaged?
Special features of Speed limit control
Memory function
Use for your vehicle safety while lending
Use for your children's safety when they drive the car
Use for training your friend to drive a car
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