Vehicle Driving
• The parking P light on the central control display will illuminate for about 20 seconds after power is turned off;
• The rear brake emits a motor operating sound for about 2 seconds.
Warning
If you need to tow, be sure to click [Settings] - [Safety and Maintenance] - [Tow Mode] on the central control display to release Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) (for details, see the "Maintenance and Self - Service - Emergency - Tow - Tow Mode" section). If you do not enable tow mode for tow, it will cause damage to the vehicle.
Automatic Parking Function (AUTO HOLD)
AUTO HOLD helps the driver to park the vehicle automatically. When the function is activated, the light on the central control display will illuminate and the vehicle will not roll away even if the driver releases the brake pedal.
AUTO HOLD helps the driver in the following situations:
• When starting off, especially on a steep slope;
• Moving a vehicle on a steep slope;
• When the vehicle needs to wait while driving on the road.
Working conditions of AUTO HOLD:
• The vehicle is completely stationary;
• The central control display shows READY;
• The main driver's door is closed;
• The driver's seat belt is fastened or the driver's seat senses that someone is sitting;
• Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) brake fault indicator does not illuminate;
• The ESP system is on and has no faults;
• Depress the brake pedal deeply.
When the vehicle tends to slide down a slope after AUTO HOLD is activated, AUTO HOLD will automatically increase the pressure on the brake system to prevent the vehicle from moving. At this time, there will be the sound of the ESP motor working. If the vehicle shows signs of slipping for the second time, AUTO HOLD will automatically switch to Electronic Parking Brake (EPB), which is normal. When the vehicle starts, if AUTO HOLD is activated, you need to step on the accelerator pedal or release the brake pedal and then step on it again to release the automatic hold.
CAUTION
The factory setting of AUTO HOLD is on.
When the operating conditions of AUTO HOLD and Hill Hold Control (HHC) are met at the same
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