Does the Haval H6 hill descent assist need to be manually activated?

[VanRafael]

Yes, because the hill descent assist is turned off by default. Here are the details: 1. Usage scenario: On relatively steep slopes, you can use the hill descent assist, where the vehicle's computer automatically controls the speed. At this time, you don't need to press the brake or the accelerator. 2. Location: Below the driver's seat, there is a row of three or four buttons. One of them is for the hill descent assist, with an icon showing a car going downhill. Here is additional information: 1. Hill descent assist: The function of the hill descent assist is to reduce the burden on the driver. The downhill assist control system can automatically maintain the vehicle speed at an appropriate level. 2. Notes: When using the hill descent assist system, the four-wheel drive must be turned on. If the slope is short, use the brakes; for long slopes, it is recommended to use manual low gear. On unpaved roads, the hill descent assist system can be used. The main purpose of using hill descent assist is to prevent the vehicle from rolling too fast when descending steep slopes. By automatically matching the engine braking, it improves safety.