If equipped, the 360 degree digital camera system displays an image of the area surrounding the vehicle, along with front or rear camera views on the infotainment display.

The system uses four cameras:

• Front camera located in the grille or near the front badge
• Side cameras located on the underside of each outside mirror
• Rear camera located above the number plate
  

The 360-degree digital camera system can be accessed by selecting ‘Camera’ in the infotainment display or when the vehicle is shifted into Reverse.

If the view buttons has 2 dots, pressing the button can switch views between front and rear.

Adaptive Cruise Control enhances regular cruise control to allow you to automatically follow the vehicle ahead at a selected gap time while you steer.

This conveniently reduces the need to frequently break and accelerate.

The feature uses a forward looking camera, radar or both camera and radar sensors.

These sensors look directly ahead to monitor vehicles that you’re following.

Just like regular cruise control Adaptive Cruise Control uses on, off, set and resume buttons on the steering wheel.

When the system is turned on a white icon is displayed.

To choose your cruise speed when no vehicle ahead is detected, press the set button, which changes the white icon to green.

Unlike regular cruise control, Adaptive Cruise Control features a following gap button on the steering wheel to let you select either a far, medium or near following time between you and a vehicle ahead.

For each setting, you will follow at different distances. For instance, you’ll follow at a longer distance when travelling at higher speeds than you would at lower speeds.

If a vehicle is not detected in your path, Adaptive Cruise Control works just like regular cruise control.

When a vehicle is detected ahead in your driving lane, a green icon is displayed.

When this vehicle is within your selected following gap time, the Adaptive Cruise Control system can automatically accelerate or apply limited braking to maintain the chosen following gap time.

Just as with regular cruise control, you can switch out of automatic control by braking or accelerating, the system will resume control once the accelerator is released.

In vehicles equipped with full speed range Adaptive Cruise Control, the system can even follow a vehicle ahead to a stop.

When the vehicle ahead starts driving again, you can continue to automatically follow by pressing the accelerator or resume button.

If you don’t respond soon after this occurs, the display will flash and beeps will sound or the seat will pulse to remind you to check traffic ahead before proceeding.

If the Adaptive Cruise Control system is controlling speed and detects you may be about to collide with the vehicle your following such as when vehicles ahead suddenly slow or stop, you will receive a forward collision alert to alert you to quickly take control of the vehicle.

In some emergency front–end collision situations, the forward automatic braking feature may help reduce crash severity or avoid the crash altogether by applying the brakes automatically, or enhancing your braking.

The feature uses forward-looking camera, radar or both camera and radar sensors.

When in forward gear, these sensors look directly ahead to monitor vehicles you’re following.

When a vehicle is detected ahead, a green icon is displayed.

If the system detects that you’re seconds away from a possible front-end collision with the vehicle you’re following, it sends an alert.

If you don’t respond quickly, or the situation happens suddenly; the forward automatic braking feature enhances your braking

Or automatically applies the brakes for you.

On some vehicles, the brake pedal moves when automatic braking occurs

You can override automatic braking at anytime by pressing the accelerator or braking.

If the system slows your vehicle to a complete stop, you can release the brakes with the electronic park button.

Holden offers a smart system to help you be more aware while changing lanes.

Side blind zone alert warns you if a vehicle is in your side blind spot.

Lane change alert warns you if a vehicle is rapidly approaching in the next lane over.

The system uses hidden radar sensors in the rear corners of the vehicle.

When in forward gear these sensors look for moving vehicles behind the side mirror in the next lane over.

When a vehicle is detected in the side blind zone an amber icon is displayed in the side mirror.

This icon will flash to give extra warning if the turn signal is activated toward the detected vehicle.

Likewise, when a fast approaching vehicle is detected in the lane change zone, the icon will appear in the side mirror.

If your turn signal is activated toward the detected vehicle, the icon will flash giving you extra warning.

Rear Cross Traffic Alert warns you if a vehicle is approaching from the left or right when you’re backing up.

The feature uses hidden radar sensors in the rear corners of the vehicle.

When you’re in reverse, these sensors look for approaching left or right cross traffic behind you.

When rear cross traffic is detected, a red flashing triangle is shown on the rear vision camera screen, which points toward the approaching vehicle.

In addition, rear beeps are sounded in the direction of the approaching traffic.

If equipped, rather than using directional beeps, the safety alert seat pulses on the left or right side.

This feature can be turned on or off using the parking assist system control, or in some vehicles through the vehicle menu setting.

Lane Keep Assist provides brief gentle inputs to your steering wheel to help prevent you from unintentionally drifting out of your lane.

This steering input will not occur if your own steering, turn signal use or acceleration suggests you are intentionally moving across a lane marking, such as during a normal lane change.

This feature uses a forward-looking camera. When you’re in forward gear and travelling over 60 kilometres per hour.

This sensor looks directly ahead to detect lane lines.

When a left or right lane marking is detected, a green icon is displayed to let you know the system is watching out for any unintentional lane drifts.

When the system detects an unintentional lane drift, the icon turns amber to let you know the system is providing brief steering wheel input to start guiding you back into your lane.

Since the system does not continuously steer the vehicle, you need to provide additional steering input to move toward the lane centre.

Always steer and keep your hands on the wheel when using this system.

At any time, Lane Keep Assist steering input can be easily overridden with normal steering effort.

In some rare instances, such as when you fail to steer on a sharper curve, the Lane Keep Assist steering input may not prevent an unintentional lane departure.

If this occurs, the lane departure warning feature acts as a safety back-up measure by flashing the amber Lane Keep Assist system icon and providing beeping alerts, or if equipped safety alert seat pulses in the direction of a lane drift.

Following Distance Indicator displays the following time to help prevent you from following a vehicle ahead too closely, or violating local traffic laws.

The feature uses a forward looking camera, radar, or both camera and radar sensors

These sensors look directly ahead to monitor vehicles that you’re following

The following time between you and the vehicle you’re following will be displayed when it’s between 0.5 and 2.5 seconds

If a vehicle is not detected in your path, dashes are displayed

To turn the feature on, select the following distance indicator page display in the driver information centre

Forward Collision Alert can warn you of a possible front-end collision situation with the vehicle you’re following.

The feature uses forward-looking camera, radar or both camera and radar sensors.

When you’re in forward gear, these sensors look directly ahead to monitor vehicles in your path.

When a vehicle is detected ahead, a green icon is displayed which turns amber if you’re following much too closely.

If the system detects that you’re seconds away from a possible front-end collision it sends an alert. The alert may consist of a flashing red windshield display and beeps, or some vehicles use safety alert seat pulses on both sides of the seat, or a visual alert icon.

This feature can be set to far, medium or near timing using a steering wheel control and can be turned off using this control, or in some vehicles through the vehicle menu setting.

Your Holden is fitted with a remote vehicle start system that allows the vehicle to be started via a button on the remote control key fob to initiate the climate control and pre-condition the cabin.

Aim the remote control key fob at the vehicle and press the remote vehicle start button. Immediately, again press and hold the remote vehicle start button for at least four seconds or until the turn signal lamps flash. The engine will start and the parking lights will remain on while the engine is running.

The doors will remain locked but the climate control may come on as per its last settings and the engine will continue to run for 10 minutes. This can be further extended for another 10 minutes by repeating the instructions in Step 2.

If you unlock and enter the vehicle while the engine is running, turn the ignition switch to ON. If the engine is no longer running, start the vehicle as normal.

To start the Navigation system, Press the Home button in the centre and then select the Navigation icon. A map will be displayed of your current location and surrounding area on the screen.

You can zoom in and out or move the map by simply placing your finger on the touchscreen and dragging in any direction.

To set a Destination, touch the search icon on the selector bar. You can input your destinations manually using the keyboard display or stored addresses such as those visited recently, in your contacts, points of interest, crossroads or GPS co-ordinates).

Once you have input a destination, select Go on the destination details screen. You will then receive visual and voice prompts for route guidance.

The liftgate may be operated with a kicking motion under the rear bumper however, the location of the sensors vary depending on carline. The ‘kick zone’ is on the left hand side of the rear bumper for the Acadia.

The feature will not operate if the key is not within 1¨m of the lift gate.
To operate, kick your foot straight up in one swift motion under the left side of the rear bumper, then pull it back. The liftgate will commence operation after a short delay.

Do not sweep your foot side to side.
Do not keep your foot under the bumper; the liftgate will not activate.
Do not touch the liftgate until it has stopped moving.

This feature may be temporarily disabled under some conditions. If the liftgate does not respond to the kick, open or close the liftgate by another method or start the vehicle. The feature will be re-enabled.