and slippery road.
Electronic braking force dis-
tribution system
The electronic braking force distribution
(EBD) system is capable of automatically
adjusting the front and rear braking force
ratio to enhance braking efficiency. It com-
plements the ABS for greater braking sta-
bility and thereby vehicle stability.
Braking force assist system
Stepping on brake pedal very quickly can
trigger the braking force assist system to
help increase the braking effect and short-
en the braking distance during emergency
braking.
Traction control system
When you start or accelerate on a wet and
slippery road, the traction control system
(TCS) helps keep a driving force and avoid
driving wheel spinning.
Rollover prevention system
When the vehicle turns a corner, the roll-
over prevention system (RMI) determines
whether there is a risk of rollover by moni-
toring the movement status of the vehicle.
If any, RMI will decelerate one or more
wheels to refrain the vehicle from a roll-
over accident.
Secondary collision mitiga-
tion system
The secondary collision mitigation system
(SCM) will automatically apply the braking
to the vehicle after the first collision (airbag
deployment) to reduce the vehicle speed
or stop the vehicle, thereby reducing the
chance and injury of a second collision.
HHC (Hill-start hold control)
When the driver starts on a slope and re-
leases the brake pedal, the hill-start hold
control (HHC) can maintain the braking
force for about 2 seconds to effectively
avoid rolling.
Warning
When starting on a slope greater than
30%, the vehicle may still roll. Therefore,
to not rely excessively on this feature.
Please pay attention to the safety while
driving.
Electronic Power Steering
System
The electric power steering system can
adjust the power in real time by monitoring
the driving speed, so as to ensure the
portability of low-speed steering and the
stability of high-speed steering and en-
hance the sense of security.
Electronic Stability Control
The electronic stability control (ESC) sys-
tem can help reduce the risk of side slip,
and improve driving stability by braking in-
dividual wheel under certain driving situa-
tion.
When the ESC works, the
ESC indica-
tor on the combination instrument will
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