Difference Between Electronic Parking Brake and Electric Handbrake?

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McAlice
07/30/25 9:02am
Electronic parking brake and electric handbrake differ as follows: 1. The electric handbrake is suitable for long-term parking, while the automatic parking brake is ideal for stop-and-go traffic or waiting at traffic lights. 2. The automatic parking brake is for temporary braking, whereas the electric handbrake is for prolonged braking. Below are the instructions for using the electric handbrake: 1. When parking for an extended period, bring the vehicle to a stop by pressing the brake pedal, then pull up the "P" button to activate the electric handbrake. The vehicle will then be in the same braking state as with a traditional mechanical handbrake. 2. To deactivate the electric handbrake, press the brake pedal and push the button down. Alternatively, shifting into D gear and pressing the accelerator will also release the brake automatically.
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