What is ESC in a car?
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Automotive ESC refers to the Electronic Stability Control system, which functions to monitor the vehicle's driving status and prevent the car from deviating from the ideal trajectory during emergency obstacle avoidance or when understeer or oversteer occurs during turns. The buttons and their functions inside a car are categorized as follows: 1. Fuel tank release button: Remotely opens the fuel tank cover from inside the car; 2. Parking sensor button: Turns the car's parking sensor system on or off; 3. Central locking button: Controls the central door locking system of the vehicle; 4. Rear sunshade button: Opens or closes the electric rear sunshade inside the car; 5. Headlight washer button: Controls the automatic cleaning function of the headlights.