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Driving and Operation

Traction Control System

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When necessary, the Traction Control System (TCS) improves vehicle stability, regardless of road surface type or tire grip, by preventing wheel slip.

As soon as the driven wheels begin to lose traction, the system reduces engine output and applies the brake to the wheel that is slipping the most. This improves vehicle stability on slippery road surfaces.

The TCS is activated when the ignition is switched on.

Warning Being aware that the vehicle has advanced safety systems should not encourage reckless driving.

Always adjust your speed to suit road conditions.

Disarming

Wyłączanie

The TCS can be switched off when driven wheel slip is desired. Press the button.


The indicator light will come on. To
switch the TCS back on, press the button again.


After the ignition is switched off and on again, the TCS is automatically activated.

Traction control system OFF indicator light.

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