What is the function of ESP in a car?
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The functions of ESP in a car are as follows: 1. ESP is typically composed of a central control unit, steering sensor, wheel speed sensor, lateral acceleration sensor, sideslip sensor, and actuators. These sensors are responsible for detecting the vehicle's body status and transmitting the data to the control unit. Once the vehicle approaches a state of losing control, the control unit immediately commands the actuators to work, helping the vehicle regain stability. 2. However, it's important to remember that ESP is merely a safety assistance system. Its design primarily aims to make driving behaviors within reasonable limits safer. If the vehicle's driving state exceeds physical limits, the vehicle can still lose control. Therefore, adhering to traffic rules is the safest way to drive.