Would it be possible to replace the adaptive cruise control with a regular cruise control on an Audi A6?

I find the adaptive cruise control to be overly sensitive and it causes me to brake abruptly and unnecessarly. I would like to know if it's possible to remove the adaptive feature and just use a standard cruise control on my Audi A6.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to replace the adaptive cruise control with a regular cruise control on an Audi A6. The adaptive cruise control system is integrated into the vehicle's overall electronic system and cannot be removed or replaced. However, you can adjust the sensitivity settings to reduce the abrupt braking.

I have found that using the manual mode on the adaptive cruise control can provide a more traditional cruise control experience. This allows you to set a fixed speed without the adaptive feature adjusting based on traffic. Give it a try and see if it works for you.

Have you considered getting your adaptive cruise control recalibrated? Sometimes this can help improve the sensitivity and reduce any abrupt braking. It's worth looking into before trying to replace the entire system.