What is the Difference Between Electronic Parking Brake and Auto Hold?
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The differences between electronic parking brake and auto hold are as follows: 1. The electronic parking brake is suitable for long-term parking, while auto hold is suitable for stop-and-go traffic or waiting at traffic lights. 2. Auto hold provides temporary braking, whereas the electronic parking brake offers long-term braking. Below are the usage methods for the electronic parking brake: 1. When parking for an extended period, step on the brake pedal to bring the vehicle to a complete stop, then pull up the "P" button to activate the electronic parking brake. This puts the vehicle in the same braking state as pulling a traditional mechanical handbrake. 2. To deactivate the electronic parking brake, simply step on the brake pedal and press the button downward. Additionally, shifting into D gear and pressing the accelerator will also automatically release the brake.