Electronic Stability Control

The Electronic Stability Control (ESC) helps stabilize the vehicle when cornering.

The ESC applies the brakes at individual wheels and uses the engine control system to stabilize the vehicle's path.

The operation of the ESC may be affected by certain adverse factors, such as road surface condition or poor tire grip.

It does not replace safe driving, so always follow safe driving rules.

The ESC is activated when the ignition is switched on.

When the ESC is active, the indicator light.

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

Always adjust your speed to suit road conditions.

Electronic Stability Control (ESC) indicator light.

Disarming

For very sporty driving, the ESC can be switched off.

Press the buttonfor a few seconds,
until the indicator light comes on.

The system is switched back on by pressing the button again.

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

Warning While the ESC is working to stabilize the vehicle's path, reduce speed and pay particular attention to the road.

The ESC is only an auxiliary system that assists the driver. When the vehicle exceeds the limits imposed by the laws of physics, it is not possible to keep control of it. Do not rely solely on the system. Drive the vehicle in accordance with safety rules.