How to Park with Auto Hold?
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Steps for parking with auto hold are as follows: brake and shift to N gear; pull the electronic handbrake; release the brake and shift to P gear; turn off the engine. Auto hold is an automatic braking function that simplifies operations, especially in heavy traffic conditions. Auto hold must rely on an intelligent braking system, such as the ESP braking control system. Once auto hold is activated, after the vehicle comes to a complete stop and the indicator light appears on the dashboard, you can release the brake pedal. The electronic handbrake and auto hold system are two separate systems; auto hold is not achieved through the electronic handbrake. When the vehicle needs to be parked for an extended period, the handbrake is often used for parking. However, the electronic handbrake reacts slowly and is more cumbersome to operate. For temporary parking, auto hold is often used, which achieves automatic braking, avoiding the need to use the handbrake or electronic handbrake, and eliminates the need for frequent gear shifting in automatic transmission vehicles.