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AUTO HOLD disabled
Disable the Auto Hold function through the
multimedia display, and the Auto Hold
function will be off.
AUTO HOLD activation and
deactivation
1. Start the vehicle, close the left front
door, fasten the safety belt, after the
automatic parking function is enabled,
the vehicle speed is zero, depress the
brake pedal, the automatic parking
function is activated, the vehicle is not in
the reverse gear (R) and parking gear
(P), and the automatic vehicle hold
(AVH) status indicator on the instrument
cluster display
is on.
2. Lightly depress the accelerator pedal,
the parking is automatically released,
and the automatic vehicle hold (AVH)
status indicator
on the instrument
cluster display is off.
3. If not depressing the accelerator pedal
for more than 10 minutes, switch to the
EPB mode, and the parking brake
warning lamp on the display of the
instrument cluster will be on.
AUTO HOLD force exit
If the automatic parking function has been
activated, unfasten the safety belt, open the
driver's door or the power system stops
running. At this time, execute EPB
electronic parking. The automatic vehicle
hold (AVH) status indicator
on the
instrument cluster display goes out, and the
parking brake warning lamp is on.
Anti-lock braking system
(ABS)
The vehicle is equipped with ABS to prevent
the wheels from locking when you apply the
maximum braking force. In most cases, the
steering control performance of the vehicle
under emergency braking can be improved.
The braking distance will be longer on
rough, gravel or snow covered roads
than on normal roads.
During braking, you can feel the
continuous "cluck" sound from the
engine compartment and the vibration from
the brake pedal. This is caused by the
normal operation of the anti-lock braking
system, not a fault.
When the anti-lock braking system stops
working, the feeling of the brake pedal will
return to the state of non-anti-lock braking.
Electronic braking-force
distribution (EBD)
When the vehicle brakes, the electronic
brake-force distribution system (EBD) will
automatically adjust the brake force
distribution ratio of the front and rear axles
to improve the braking efficiency, and
cooperate with ABS to improve the braking
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