What is the function of Mercedes-Benz DSR?
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Mercedes-Benz DSR is an auxiliary tool for downhill driving. Below is relevant information about DSR: 1. Introduction: DSR is an auxiliary tool for downhill driving. It maintains the vehicle speed set in the onboard computer; the steeper the downhill slope, the stronger the braking effect DSR applies to the vehicle. On flat roads or when driving uphill, DSR's braking effect is minimal or non-existent. 2. Working Principle: DSR is an ESP extension function that actively intervenes in steering operations. Through communication between ESP and the electric power steering system, the ESP controller issues commands, and the steering controller slightly applies a steering compensation torque to the steering wheel, prompting the driver to steer in a direction conducive to maintaining vehicle stability. The applied steering compensation torque is very small, limited to prompting the driver to take the correct response measures when the vehicle is unstable. The DSR function can only be achieved through the coordination of ESP and the electric power steering system.