Is the ESP Light On Indicating Activation or Deactivation?
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ESP light on indicates deactivation. Its working principle is: based on sensor signals to determine driving conditions, the control unit performs precise calculations for optimal control. When situations like spinning, understeer, or oversteer occur, it individually controls each wheel to enhance vehicle stability. ESP includes Brake Force Distribution System, Anti-lock Braking System, Traction Control System, and Vehicle Dynamic Control System. The functions of ESP are: 1. Precisely controlling the braking process of one or multiple wheels, distributing braking force applied to each wheel; 2. Automatically adjusting engine output torque to control vehicle speed; 3. Forcing the vehicle to generate a rotational torque around its center of mass, assisting the driver in adjusting driving direction.