Is the Vehicle Stability System Effective?

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The vehicle stability system is highly effective. Below are the functions of the vehicle stability system: Maintaining stability during braking: When the tires are about to lock up during vehicle braking, the ESP (Electronic Stability Program) performs a 'mechanical point brake' within one second, allowing the driver to maintain control of the vehicle's direction via the steering wheel even during full braking. Maintaining output during slippage: When the drive wheels slip, the engine speed decreases, reducing power output. The ESP's electronic control unit then brakes the slipping drive wheels to prevent slippage and ensure appropriate power output. Maintaining output during evasive maneuvers: During emergency evasive actions, the brake electronic stability system intervenes. When turning left, it increases the braking force on the left side to enhance the turn, and when turning right, it increases the braking force on the right side to enhance the turn. Maintaining stability during fishtailing: When the vehicle shows a tendency to fishtail, the ESP brakes the opposite wheels to reduce the turn, helping the vehicle follow the driver's steering intentions.