What does the 'a' next to the electronic handbrake mean?
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The 'a' next to the electronic handbrake represents the auto start-stop function, whose English name is autohold. After turning on this switch, when the vehicle is braked to a stop during driving, even if the brake is released, the vehicle will not continue to move. It will only resume driving when the accelerator is pressed, and can only be turned off manually. This function is suitable for situations like going up and down slopes or frequent starts and stops. The automatic parking system is a technical application that can achieve an automatic handbrake during vehicle operation. This technology allows drivers to avoid prolonged braking when the vehicle is stopped, and prevents unnecessary sliding when the automatic electronic parking brake is engaged.