This system, which is prepared to prevent accidents, is known as electronic stability program (ESP). It is a system developed to ensure that the durability and stability of the vehicles are at the highest level and that they can maneuver in the most accurate way. It is vital for the driver and passengers. The ESP system can be turned off in such cases, especially in snowy weather, as it will be activated when the car is skidding due to the ice on the roads.
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How Does ESP Work?

By controlling every behavior of the user regarding the vehicle, if there is an imbalance in the behaviors, ESP is activated at this time. The ESP system works together with ABS and TCS. It detects and controls the rotation of all wheels through sensors so that the moving vehicle does not skid or slide.

How to Identify ESP Failure?

In the event of a malfunction of the ESP system, which ensures the vehicle to travel in a balanced way, safe driving on wet surfaces and better road holding, the vehicle's skidding situation occurs. The possibility of a battery failure should be taken into account because the ESP sign is constantly lit in the vehicle as a warning, the ESP system is faulty or it is the system that reacts most quickly to battery failures.