Is the ESP light on indicating activation or deactivation?
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ESP light on indicates deactivation, and its working principle is: The control unit determines the driving state based on sensor signals and performs fine-tuned calculations. When rotation, understeer, or oversteer occurs, 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 more wheels, distributing the braking force applied to each wheel; 2. Automatically adjusting the engine's output torque to control the vehicle's speed; 3. Forcing the vehicle to generate a rotational torque around its center of mass, replacing the driver's adjustment of the vehicle's direction.