Why doesn't an automatic transmission car move when in R gear without pressing the accelerator?
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An automatic transmission car not moving when in R gear without pressing the accelerator may be due to the auto-hold function being activated or the electronic parking brake not being released. Auto-hold function activated: When the auto-hold function is activated, you need to press the accelerator deeply to release the brake, which can cause the automatic transmission car not to move when in R gear without pressing the accelerator. With the auto-hold function enabled, press the "AUTO-HOLD" switch to turn off the auto-hold function. The auto-hold function is an extension of the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) and controls the four-wheel brakes through the ESP. Electronic parking brake not released: When the driver forgets to release the electronic parking brake, it prevents unnecessary vehicle movement, leading to the automatic transmission car not moving when in R gear without pressing the accelerator. In this case, simply release the electronic parking brake. The electronic parking brake is a technology that uses electronic control to achieve parking braking.