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ALL TERRAIN
PROGRESS
CONTROL
All Terrain Progress Control (ATPC) is a state-of the-
art system that enables drivers to set and maintain
a steady speed in challenging conditions.
Operating like a cruise control system, it functions
at very low speeds between 1.8kph and 30kph
(1mph and 18mph), helping the driver to maintain
full concentration on steering and finding a path
through obstacles.
In addition, the system enables the vehicle to
pull away smoothly and easily, even on tricky
low-friction surfaces like ice, snow or wet grass.
Developed by Land Rover’s industry-leading
all-terrain specialists, it works seamlessly alongside
the standard
Terrain Response
, 4 Wheel Drive
(4WD) traction and braking systems.
Once ATPC is activated, the standard steering
wheel +/- cruise control buttons are used to set
the speed. Brake and accelerator pedals can still
override the chosen settings.
Vehicle shown is HSE Dynamic Coupé in Firenze Red.
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