8.6.2. Adjusting steering feel
You can adjust the steering wheel resistance and driving feel via settings.
A range of predefined settings are available to control the steering feel. These options are selected in the display.
Note
Your car has speed-dependent steering wheel resistance in addition to the manually adjusted steering feel. This means
that your car automatically adjusts the steering wheel resistance in line with your driving speed, giving you enhanced
control and stability.
Press the car symbol
in the bottom bar and go to Settings.
1
Go to Driving → Driving dynamics → Steering feel.
2
3
Select a steering feel setting.
8.7. Brakes
Your car has several types of braking functions, both manual and automatic.
Your car has several features and capabilities when it comes to braking.
Your main way of braking manually. Pressing the brake pedal may activate regenerative braking or engage the friction brakes, depending on the
driving conditions.
Foot brake
When One pedal drive is active, you control both braking and acceleration with the accelerator pedal.
Slows the car down by using the car’s movement to charge the battery.[1]
Slows the car down by engaging the disc brakes.
One pedal drive
Regenerative braking
Friction brakes
Parking brake
Keeps the car in place while parked.
Automatically applies the brake to hold the car when coming to a stop.
Auto hold
This is a general term for the car's braking interventions. Several driver support and safety systems can intervene and perform braking
manoeuvres for safety reasons or convenience.
Automatic braking
Automatic braking after severe collisions to avoid further hazards.
Post-impact braking
Helps prevent skidding and other stability-related issues by automatically applying the brakes.
Electronic stability
control[2]
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