ESP

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ESP (Electronic Stability Program) is an active safety system in vehicles that helps maintain stability and prevent skidding by automatically adjusting braking and engine power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automotive safety system ⓘ
electronic stability control system ⓘ
abbreviationFor Electronic Stability Program ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Dynamic Stability Control ⓘ
ESC ⓘ
Electronic Stability Control ⓘ
Vehicle Stability Control ⓘ
basedOn anti-lock braking system ⓘ
traction control system ⓘ
componentOf active safety systems ⓘ
vehicle safety systems ⓘ
controls brake pressure distribution ⓘ
engine torque ⓘ
individual wheel braking ⓘ
domain automotive engineering ⓘ
effect reduces likelihood of rollover ⓘ
reduces likelihood of spin ⓘ
shortens stopping distance in some conditions ⓘ
firstIntroducedAround mid-1990s ⓘ
fullName Electronic Stability Program ⓘ
introducedCommerciallyBy Bosch ⓘ
Mercedes-Benz ⓘ
monitors brake pressure ⓘ
lateral acceleration ⓘ
steering wheel angle ⓘ
throttle position ⓘ
wheel speed ⓘ
yaw rate ⓘ
operatesWhen vehicle oversteers ⓘ
vehicle stability threshold exceeded ⓘ
vehicle understeers ⓘ
purpose enhance road safety ⓘ
improve directional control ⓘ
maintain vehicle stability ⓘ
prevent skidding ⓘ
reduce risk of loss of control ⓘ
requiredByLawIn European Union for new passenger cars ⓘ
United States for most new light vehicles ⓘ
safetyBenefit significant reduction in fatal crashes on slippery roads ⓘ
significant reduction in single-vehicle crashes ⓘ
usedIn commercial vehicles ⓘ
light trucks ⓘ
passenger cars ⓘ
sport utility vehicles ⓘ
uses electronic control unit ⓘ
lateral acceleration sensor ⓘ
steering angle sensor ⓘ
wheel speed sensors ⓘ
yaw rate sensor ⓘ

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