Kia Cee'd: adding cruise control
Plenty of Cee'd owners bought the car because of Kia's long warranty, and that is exactly why they hesitate before adding anything to it. Cruise is still the feature they want for the commute.
A sensible car for sensible buyers
The Cee'd is a practical hatchback built in Slovakia for European roads, and plenty went to buyers on modest trims. The estate, the Sportswagon, suits people who carry a lot. Both get used for long drives where a speed hold would help.
Warranty worries put the job off
Owners still inside the manufacturer's cover worry, reasonably, that cutting into the wiring will cause an argument later. So they postpone the job and keep holding the pedal. The worry is understandable, and it should not mean going without.
A no-cut route where it suits
Each Cee'd unit, written at our Chorley works, picks up the Kia's speed messages from its bus. Where the car allows, it can be connected inductively so the loom is never cut, and our reply says whether this Cee'd qualifies. Our guide on adding cruise control to a car gives the wider picture.
| Vehicle | Kia Cee'd, hatchback |
|---|---|
| Model years | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Part | CAN KONTROL CRUISE |
| CANM8 equivalent | Cruise Control range |
| Made in | Chorley, UK |
| Voltage | 12V and 24V |
Cruise control for the Kia Cee'd
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Questions about the Kia Cee'd
- Should I check with the Kia dealer first?
- It is sensible to ask them. Knowing about the no-cut option helps you have that conversation.
- Is the later Ceed, without the apostrophe, covered?
- Kia later dropped the apostrophe from the name. Give us the year so the correct Kia is matched.
- Does the pro_cee'd count?
- Tell us the body style. The three-door and the estate are each checked on their own details.