When parking the car, press the brake pedal and pull up the electronic parking brake. When starting, press the brake pedal, push down the electronic parking brake, and then start. Compared to the mechanical handbrake, the electronic parking brake is much more convenient. About the electronic parking brake: The electronic parking brake is an auxiliary braking system. It is a technology that achieves parking braking through electronic control. The working principle of the electronic parking brake is the same as that of the mechanical handbrake, both relying on the friction generated between the brake disc and the brake pads to control parking braking. Design of the electronic parking brake: The design of the electronic parking brake is more convenient, significantly saving space on the car's center console compared to the mechanical handbrake. The basic parking function of the electronic parking brake extends to the automatic parking function AUTO-HOLD. This means that cars equipped with an electronic parking brake also come with the AUTO-HOLD automatic parking function, allowing drivers to avoid keeping their foot on the brake pedal during short stops. To deactivate this function, lightly press the accelerator pedal. Precautions: Since the electronic parking brake relies on the car's battery for power, its functionality may be compromised if the car battery fails. While fully electronic accessories bring convenience, they can also cause some unnecessary minor issues.
