Is There a Difference Between Rollover Prevention System and ESP?

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AndrewLee
07/30/25 4:51am
There is no difference between the rollover prevention system and ESP; they are just referred to differently by various brands. Below are specific details about the rollover prevention system: Introduction: The Roll Stability Control (RSC) is a device that prevents vehicle rollovers. It monitors the vehicle's side slip speed when turning on off-road surfaces, calculates the degree of vehicle roll based on signals from wheel sensors, and provides additional control to the outer wheels in a turn. Function: Whenever the vehicle experiences severe roll, the rollover prevention system quickly adjusts the braking force distribution between the wheels and reduces the engine's torque output. This helps restore the vehicle's balance in the shortest time possible, reducing the risk of body shaking and rollover, thereby ensuring the safety of the vehicle's occupants.
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