What does VSC mean in cars?
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VSC in cars refers to the Vehicle Stability Control system, an active safety system developed by Toyota Motor Corporation. VSC can monitor the driver's control actions, road conditions, and vehicle motion status in real-time, and continuously sends instructions to the engine and braking system. It can intervene in the driver's actions but cannot regulate the engine. The VSC system can actively adjust the engine throttle to control engine speed and modulate the driving force and braking force for each wheel, thereby correcting oversteer and understeer situations. When the driver makes improper maneuvers or encounters abnormal road conditions, the VSC system will alert the driver with a warning light.