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How to Turn Off Hill Start Assist After It's Activated?

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OPhoebe
07/24/2025, 12:28:37 PM

Hill Start Assist is a default-enabled feature that cannot be turned off. Below is some information about Hill Start Assist: This feature usually doesn't have a dedicated button. When stopped on a slope with the gear in drive position and the brake pedal released, Hill Start Assist will automatically activate. In some vehicles, the feature activates when the brake pedal is pressed. The braking duration lasts only a few seconds - if throttle isn't applied promptly, there's risk of rolling back. The Hill Start Assist system is typically integrated with the Electronic Stability Program (ESP). If the vehicle's ESP remains enabled, the Hill Start Assist function will also stay enabled by default.

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