25 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
25 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
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# Switching ESC Sport On or Off
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The ESC brake control system can be switched to a Sport mode.
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# Driving situations
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To prevent any safety risk, ESC should not be switched off under normal conditions.
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# WARNING
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If ESC Sport is switched on, there is a much greater chance of the vehicle breaking away. It can be difficult for untrained drivers to retain control of the vehicle, especially at high speeds. This can result in accidents and severe injuries.
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Switch on the ESC Sport only if you are driving on a closed road or track and have the necessary skills for sporty driving. Never take a safety risk and make sure to observe the vehicle's specific physical limits.
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# Switching on and off
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Switching on and off1. Open the vehicle settings in the infotainment system.2. Open the Vehicle menu.3. Open the Exterior menu.4. Open the Brakes menu.5. Activate the function in the ESC system drop- down list.
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If the ESC functions are turned off under normal driving conditions, they need to be reactivated.
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# ESC Sport
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This function supports a sporty driving style. The ESC intervenes later to stabilise the vehicle, for example when taking bends in the road at high speed.
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ESC Sport switched on. The indicator lamp lights up yellow.
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