What does SOS in cars mean?
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Car SOS refers to the vehicle self-help rescue system. The function of this system is to quickly seek rescue assistance in emergency situations such as vehicle malfunctions, accidents, or when facing dangers. The SOS system is part of the telematics system, which includes a vehicle emergency warning and rescue platform and several in-vehicle terminals that communicate wirelessly with the platform. The extended usage methods of the vehicle self-help rescue system are as follows: 1. In an emergency, press and hold the SOS button for more than 2 seconds, and the vehicle emergency warning and rescue system will automatically send a distress signal and actively call emergency services. 2. Occupants in the vehicle can communicate through the emergency microphone. 3. The vehicle SOS button is usually located near the sunroof button on the ceiling and is typically red with the letters SOS marked on it. 4. The in-vehicle SOS system generally includes an SOS button, an emergency horn, a microphone, and an antenna.