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Starting and driving
The HHC function can only be
activated when the ESC is turned on
and the parking brake is fully
released.
The HHC function is only a short-
term pressure holding when the
driver releases the brake pedal. If the
accelerator pedal is not depressed
or the parking brake is activated, the
vehicle may slide on the slope after 2
seconds,
so
carefully when starting on a slope!
Hill descent control (HDC)
The HDC function is mainly used to help
the driver maintain a stable downhill speed
through active braking, without the need
for the driver to depress the brake pedal.
Activation and deactivation
Press the HDC button
instrument cluster switch set to activate
the HDC function. At this time, the HDC
green indicator on the instrument cluster
will illuminate. Press this button again to
deactivate the HDC function, and the
instrument cluster indicator will go out.
HDC only plays an auxiliary role. At all
times
the
responsible for the safety of the
vehicle, and always pay attention to
the surrounding traffic conditions.
When the slope is too steep, HDC
may not be able to keep the vehicle
running down the slope at even
speed. In this case, you can control
the vehicle speed by depressing the
brake pedal.
you
should
drive
on the
driver
should
be
The function can only be activated
when the vehicle speed is 30~60 km/
h. When the vehicle speed is greater
than 60 km/h, the function will exit
automatically.
When
HDC
indicator on the instrument cluster
starts to flash. When the HDC
indicator is yellow, it indicates that
there is a fault in the system.
Roll
movement
system (RMI)
The RMI function is mainly used to prevent
the vehicle from rolling over under high
dynamic driving conditions. When the
vehicle has a tendency to roll over, RMI
reduces the lateral acceleration of the
vehicle
through
avoiding rollover.
98
works,
the
green
intervention
active
braking,
thus
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