What are the effects of turning off ESP?
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Turning off ESP has little impact on daily driving. Below is relevant information about vehicle ESP: 1. Working principle: ESP identifies hazardous driving dynamics by comparing the vehicle's actual driving conditions with the driver's intentions. When understeer or oversteer occurs, ESP will brake the inner rear wheel or outer front wheel according to the vehicle's steering. 2. Benefits of turning off ESP: Disabling ESP allows wheels with traction to output power normally. During vehicle inspection at testing stations, the ESP function needs to be turned off. Otherwise, for most front-wheel-drive vehicles, when only two wheels are rotating during the test, the system will interpret this as wheel slip and actively intervene, affecting the inspection results.