Interesting, would like to know about that..

 

That comes as standard with the SEL spec. Maybe different trims in other countries hence why it's missing?? It's not just VCDS coding, you also need the hardware (front radar sensor and lane assist camera in the windscreen).

 

I have a 2019 sel and yes it has lane assist , which I always turn off as I don’t like the car forcing me back into lane.
I thought the op meant a modified version.

 

I believe the OP is thinking of traffic assist or whatever it's currently called, that continuously steers the car between the white lines.

As far as I know this has never been available on the Cross. Ours is MY20 R line and even that spec only has the 'wander' version (which I have changed to remember last setting with OBD11 so we don't have to keep turning off)

 

Can confirm my 2021 R-Line did not have travel assist (active lane guidance to keep you in centre of the lane). It only had passive lane keeping assist.

 

Travel Assist is now available on Australian Spec Style and R Line models. I have the coding for the later but you will require a new steering wheel and indicator stalk with Driver Assistance button now on the end of it. The Travel Assist activation button (analogue dial emblem) has replaced the driver assistance button (circle emblem) on the steering wheel. The good news is you can still enable Adaptive Lane Guidance which is part of Travel Assist without any additional hardware using VCDS or OBD11 software . This will remove the ping-pong effect and keep you in the middle of the lane. It is ideal for motorway or highway driving only and will allow hands free driving for up to 8 seconds to open a drinks bottle unwrap a sandwich etc after that you will get a warning on the dash to take over steering followed by a few audible gongs. If you do not, it will automatically disable itself. I have ACC but it should work with those that have standard cruise control and camera mounted in the windscreen

The coding below will also enable vehicle to remember the last setting in MFD for Lane Assist status ie on or off after the ignition is turned off and the car locked and enable option to turn on or off Adaptive Lane Guidance in the infotainment screen Please note the orange/green Lane Assist light on the instrument panel will not be active when Adaptive Lane Guidance is enabled and active normally from about 60kmph onwards

Control unit A5 (front / advance camera)
Security access
Access Code 20103
Long Coding
Byte 9
Bit 0-1 Memory retention Change from Configuration for Lane Departure warning K115 => Configuration for Lane Departure warning K115 Last setting
Byte 8
Bit 5-7 Point of Intervention Change from Late => Early Setting over Menu