How to use the autohold function in Volkswagen Tiguan?

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DeJeffrey
07/29/25 5:32pm
The autohold function of the Volkswagen Tiguan automatically activates when the vehicle is started. Here is an introduction to the autohold function: 1. The autohold function refers to the electronic parking brake, whose main purpose is to engage the electronic parking brake in a timely manner. This function can be manually activated or set to activate automatically. 2. If you need to disable this function, you must operate it through the vehicle's computer. Most factory-installed electronic parking brake functions are set to activate by default. They automatically engage after the engine starts, so when the vehicle comes to a complete stop, this function will activate on its own. To release the parking state, simply press the accelerator pedal. 3. The advantages of the autohold function include freeing the right foot from discomfort caused by prolonged pedal pressing and preventing the vehicle from rolling backward on slopes.
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