What is the device with an 'a' inside a circle on a car?
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The circle with an 'a' on the car is the auto-hold system of the vehicle. The auto-hold system refers to: An automatic handbrake function. Once activated, you don't need to pull the handbrake when stopping at traffic lights. It is suitable for uphill and downhill driving as well as frequent starts and stops. How to use the auto-hold function in a car: Fasten your seatbelt and activate the function while driving; when the vehicle comes to a complete stop, you can release the brake; the dashboard will display a parking indicator, and the car will remain stationary in D or N gear; lightly press the accelerator to release the brake. When exiting the vehicle, shift to P gear and pull the handbrake. The auto-hold system will only release the brake when the driving force exceeds the reverse force that could cause the car to roll, allowing the car to start directly.