What is the function of the brake assist system?
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The functions of the brake assist system: 1. Prevent wheel lock-up when braking; 2. Automatically adjust the braking force distribution ratio between the front and rear axles based on the different axle load transfers during vehicle braking, improving braking efficiency; 3. Judge the driver's braking action and increase braking force during emergency braking to shorten the braking distance; 4. When the vehicle experiences wheel slippage, rollover, or loss of tire traction, it purposefully applies braking control to individual wheels while reducing engine speed, ultimately guiding the vehicle back to its normal driving path to avoid dangers caused by loss of control; 5. Reduce the slip rate of the drive wheel tires by controlling the magnitude of driving force, preventing collisions and stabilizing the vehicle.