Mercedes-Benz GL-Class: Changing the set speed whilethe vehicle is in motion - DSR (Downhill Speed Regulation) - Off-road driving systems - Driving and parking - Mercedes-Benz GL-Class Owner's ManualMercedes-Benz GL-Class: Changing the set speed whilethe vehicle is in motion

When DSR is activated, the control speed can be changed to a value between 3 mph and 10 mph (Canada: between 4 km/h and 18 km/h) during the journey.

► To increase or decrease in 1 mph

To increase or decrease in 1 mph (Canada: 1 km/h) increments: press the cruise control lever to the point of resistance briefly upwards 1 for a higher control speed or briefly downwards 2 for a lower control speed.

The set value appears in the multifunction display.

To increase or decrease in 5 mph (Canada: 10 km/h) increments: push the cruise control lever beyond the point of resistance briefly upwards 1 for a higher control speed or briefly downwards 2 for a lower control speed.

The set value appears in the multifunction display.

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