Where is the Camry's electronic handbrake located?

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GriffinAnn
07/24/25 10:34pm
The handbrake of the Camry is located behind the gear shift lever of the vehicle, which is a switch marked with the letter P, also known as the electronic handbrake. Below are detailed introductions about the electronic handbrake: 1. Principle: The electronic handbrake is a technology that achieves parking brake through electronic adjustment, and its working principle is similar to that of a mechanical handbrake. 2. Function: The electronic handbrake, also referred to as the electronic parking brake system, combines the need for temporary braking during driving with the requirement for prolonged braking after parking, achieving parking brake through electronic adjustment. Additionally, it extends to the vehicle's auto-hold function, allowing the driver to avoid prolonged braking when parking, effectively preventing the vehicle from sliding.
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StBrantley
08/10/25 3:05pm
As a veteran driver with ten years of experience behind the wheel of a Camry, I'm quite familiar with the location of the electronic parking brake. It's positioned on the center console near the driver's seat, typically as a button adjacent to the gear shift lever marked with a 'P' or a parking brake icon, making it easy to locate. Operation is straightforward: depress the brake pedal and gently press the button to engage or release. This system is far more convenient than traditional mechanical handbrakes and offers enhanced safety, especially with its automatic anti-roll feature on slopes. A quick tip: it's never too far away, situated just below and to the right of the steering wheel within easy reach. If you're unsure about your car model, most newer Camrys feature this design, minimizing operational risks. Always remember to check that the button's indicator light functions properly, and visit a 4S shop for repairs if any issues arise—never resort to makeshift solutions.
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