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What does the car indicator 'off' mean?

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DelDallas

07/29/25 10:40pm

Car indicator 'off' is the button to turn off the Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) system. The Vehicle Stability Control system is enabled by default, and you can turn it off by long-pressing this button. If you don't want to use these assist systems, simply press the 'off' button to deactivate them. Many cars are equipped with a Vehicle Stability Control system, but the names may vary depending on the brand, model, and technology provider. For example, Honda calls it VSA, Toyota calls it VSC, Nissan calls it VDC, and BMW calls it DSC. The Vehicle Stability Control system significantly improves vehicle handling safety and driving convenience. In emergency situations such as sharp turns, sudden acceleration, or hard braking, the system can quickly detect the situation and take appropriate braking measures, such as controlling each tire individually while reducing engine output to maintain vehicle stability.

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