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What does the car hold button mean?

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SanAshley
07/29/25 3:17pm
Car hold button means hold. After pressing this button, the automatic transmission is in hold mode, and the hold mode indicator light on the dashboard lights up. The car hold button adjusts the driving state according to different driving conditions, effectively preventing the transmission from shifting frequently, forcing downshifts when overtaking, and not upshifting. The car hold button is an automatic parking system, a technical application that can realize automatic handbrake during car operation. Its functions are: 1. Enable the driver not to need long-time braking when the vehicle stops; 2. With automatic parking activated, it can avoid unnecessary sliding of the vehicle.
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