What is the difference between the start-stop system and auto hold?
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The difference between the start-stop system and auto hold lies in their functions: the start-stop system shuts off the engine when the vehicle comes to a complete stop and the brake is firmly pressed, then automatically restarts the engine when the accelerator is pressed; auto hold allows the vehicle to automatically determine whether braking is needed based on actual conditions, eliminating the need for prolonged braking during temporary stops and preventing the vehicle from rolling. The working conditions for the start-stop system are: 1. The engine is idling and not in gear; 2. The wheel speed sensors of the anti-lock system show zero rotation; 3. The battery sensor indicates sufficient energy for the next start. The working principle of auto hold is: it is an extension function of the electronic parking brake, controlled by ESP components to apply the brakes.