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Starting & Driving
When the Auto Hold is in the Parking
state, select D or R gear, press the
accelerator pedal, then the Auto Hold
will automatically exit the parking state
according to the gradient.
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Off:
Press the Auto Hold switch again to turn
the function off.
In some circumstances such as releasing the
seat belt, switching off the power system,
remaining static for a length of time or
pressing the Auto Hold switch, it will result
in exiting the Auto Hold Parking state. At this
time the EPB will be applied.
Note: The EPB will NOT be applied when
pressing the switch to turn the Auto Hold
off with the brake pedal pressed.
Note: It is recommended to turn off the
Auto Hold function when reversing into
the garage.
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Hill Hold Control (HHC)
HHC has limitations when subject
to adverse conditions such as wet or
icy surfaces and steep slopes.
DO NOT exit the vehicle with
only HHC applied, it may lead
to a serious accident when HHC
releases.
Firm application of the brake
pedal when stopping is required by
HHC to generate sufficient brake
pressure to maintain hold.
HHC assists the driver by 'holding' the vehicle
during hill starts. If the driver releases the
brake pedal, the HHC will hold the vehicle
stationary for a short time.
The following conditions must be fulfilled to
activate HHC:
•
The driver's door is closed and the driver
seat belt is fastened.
•
The vehicle is stopped on a certain slope.
•
SCS is fault free.
•
EPB is fault free and released.
•
START/STOP Switch is in READY state.
•
D or R gear is selected.
•
Sufficient brake pedal application force
has been applied.
Note: HHC is available in both forward
and backward directions when pulling
away on uphill slopes.
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