How to Use the Auto Hold Function?
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To use the auto hold function, press the auto hold button on the vehicle to activate it. Once activated, there is no need to press the brake pedal or pull the handbrake; the system will automatically brake the vehicle. The system will release automatically when the accelerator pedal is pressed. Here is an introduction to the auto hold function: 1. Currently, there are two types of electronic handbrake switches on the market. One is a standard button type: pressing it once activates the electronic handbrake, and pressing it again deactivates it. The other is a toggle-type button, similar to a window switch: pulling it up activates the handbrake, and pressing it down deactivates it. 2. Some models label the button directly as "AUTOHOLD," while others use a design with two semicircles enclosing an "A" inside a circle. Although the designs vary, the functions of these buttons are the same. The functions of auto hold are as follows: 1. In situations requiring short stops, such as at traffic lights, the system will automatically brake the wheels after the vehicle comes to a stop to prevent rolling. 2. During uphill starts, the system will automatically brake to prevent rolling backward. Once the vehicle starts moving, the system will release the wheels automatically for forward movement. 3. When parking and locking the vehicle, there is no need to pull the handbrake, as the system will automatically brake the wheels (though this feature is limited to certain models).
