What are the pros and cons of the autohold function?
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Autohold is a function derived from the semi-automatic transmission and ESP electronic control system, which holds the car when it is most needed. The system also has a hill start assist function. When this function is turned on, the car will brake when stopped, helping the driver to drive easily and safely. If the auto-hold function remains on when reversing, it means that the vehicle cannot be controlled to move slowly by lifting the brake, and an accident may occur if the throttle is not controlled properly. The following is extended information about autohold: 1. Introduction: The automatic parking system (AUTOHOLD) is a technical application that can realize automatic handbrake during car operation. This technology allows the driver to avoid prolonged braking when the vehicle stops, and to avoid unnecessary sliding of the vehicle when the automatic electronic parking brake is activated. 2. Operation method: The seat belt must be fastened before driving, otherwise it cannot be used. In the city, when waiting for a red light, in traffic jams, or on a bridge, after the car stops, the foot can be lifted after firmly stepping on the brake, so that the car will not roll or lurch forward, and then stepping on the accelerator directly will allow normal driving.
