What is Crawl Mode?
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Crawl mode, fully known as Low-Speed Cruise Driving Assistance System, is also referred to as the foolproof off-road system. It ensures that the vehicle does not experience wheel slippage or get stuck due to excessive speed. The system autonomously controls the engine's torque output, transmission system, and brakes, allowing the car to traverse rough terrain at an extremely slow pace. Below are relevant details: 1. In practical applications, the crawl function eliminates the need for the driver to operate the throttle and brakes, as the vehicle can control itself. Additionally, it adjusts torque output based on road condition feedback and electronically distributes braking force to all four wheels, ultimately preventing wheel slippage. 2. In crawl mode, the driver only needs to focus on steering without pressing the throttle or brakes. This avoids unintended throttle input changes caused by bumps on rough terrain. Located at the lower right of the central console gear lever, a rotary knob allows switching between three different speed settings.