[2025] Which cars will have “adaptive cruise control”? A list

Adaptive cruise control is becoming a standard feature in most new models released in 2025. Once you’ve used it, you’ll find it indispensable. We’ve compiled a list of which models are equipped with this feature as of March 2025. We hope this information will be helpful when making your purchase.

What is “All-Speed ​​Cruise Control”?

There are currently three types of cruise control: “cruise control,” “adaptive cruise control,” and “adaptive cruise control with full-speed range tracking.” Most cars these days are equipped with one of these functions, and they are excellent because they semi-automatically drive for a set period of time when you’re tired. I currently drive a Harrier, which has “adaptive cruise control with full-speed range tracking,” but I think it’s such a necessary feature these days that I wouldn’t want to drive a car without it. It makes a huge difference in how tired you feel when driving long distances.

Cruise control

This function maintains a set constant speed without the driver having to keep pressing the accelerator pedal, helping to reduce driver fatigue and improve passenger comfort.

adaptive cruise control

This is a cruise control system that adds an advanced driver assistance system that automatically adjusts the vehicle speed to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead. It is called differently depending on the manufacturer.

Cruise control with full speed tracking

In addition to the “active cruise control,” a stop-hold function has been added. For example, when the car in front stops, the car automatically stops at the same distance as the car in front, and when the car in front starts moving, the car will press the accelerator or other pedal to resume maintaining a safe distance and move forward.

2025: Vehicles equipped with adaptive cruise control

Toyota

Toyota calls it “Radar Cruise Control (with full-speed tracking function).” Compact cars such as the “Aqua” and “Yaris” are adopting it as new models. The “Noah” and “Voxy” did not have it, but it became standard equipment in the 2022 full model change.

Lexus

Lexus uses radar cruise control (with full-speed tracking function) on all its models .

Honda

Honda has adopted “adaptive cruise control” in almost all of its models. In addition, some models have adopted “adaptive cruise control with traffic jam following function (with full-speed following function).”

Mazda

Mazda has adopted this feature depending on the grade or it is available as optional equipment.

Nissan

Nissan has adopted ProPilot in a relatively new model.

Subaru

Subaru is quite good at it and has it installed in all of their models except for the sports car, the BRZ.

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Suzuki

Adaptive cruise control (ACC) [with full-speed tracking function] is beginning to be adopted in many new models.

Adaptive cruise control can keep the vehicle stationary for approximately 2 seconds

When the ACC switch on the steering wheel is operated, the stereo camera measures the distance to the vehicle ahead. The system automatically accelerates, decelerates, and even stops while maintaining the set distance. This reduces the burden of driving when driving long distances on the highway or in situations where you frequently start and stop while driving in traffic. If the vehicle ahead stops, your vehicle will also stop. It will remain stopped for approximately two seconds. In vehicles that use an electric parking brake and hold system, there is no two-second stop restriction and you can wait until the vehicle ahead starts moving.

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Daihatsu

It seems that Daihatsu is gradually increasing the number of models equipped with ” ACC (adaptive cruise control) with full-speed tracking function .”

Mitsubishi

*This is based on the latest automotive information and may contain errors.　

summary

We’ve compiled a list of car models that come equipped with “Adaptive Cruise Control .” If you’re buying a new automatic transmission, it’s a feature you’ll want, but as you can see from the list, not all models from each manufacturer are compatible with it. While this feature isn’t the only standard, we hope you’ll remember it so you don’t regret not buying a car with it after purchase.