Anti-lock braking system
The anti-lock braking system detects differences in wheel speed on the road and prevents them from locking, even when braking on a slippery road. As a result, the car remains controllable, which makes it possible to avoid obstacles on the road.
ABS control
ABS does not operate when braking is normal. It is activated when the system detects a difference in wheel speed, which is a sign of a risk of wheel lockup. The driver notices the system's operation by the pulsation of the brake pedal.
Correct braking with ABS
In an emergency, apply the brakes fully and release the clutch. The ABS system will immediately take effect and help you maintain control of the car in any road conditions.
We encourage you to become familiar with this technique, which will always help you avoid increased risk.
Warning! The ABS system optimizes braking distances, but they may vary depending on road conditions.
The use of an anti-lock braking system cannot eliminate the dangers posed by braking too close to the vehicle in front, speeding when turning, hydroplaning, speeding when turning, or poor road surface conditions.