Can ESP be installed on a car afterwards?
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Theoretically it's possible, but not recommended. Models without ESP have significantly different braking system calibrations compared to factory-installed ESP versions. Aftermarket installation is prone to issues because the system is extremely complex with highly precise operation requirements and involves too many modifications. The key problems are software compatibility and hardware reliability, neither of which can be guaranteed. More relevant information: 1. Installing ESP will definitely void the warranty. 2. Aftermarket ESP systems cannot match the scientific layout and wiring arrangement of factory installations, making it impossible to ensure long-term functionality under vibration and electromagnetic interference. Careless installation may even cause vehicle circuit failures. Considering these factors, automakers uniformly implement warranty voidance policies for vehicles with unauthorized ESP installations.