Auto Hold function
Fig. 1 In the centre console: button for the Auto Hold function.
The Auto Hold function secures the vehicle against rolling away when stationary, without the
vehicle having to be held by the foot brake.
The hold function stops if the vehicle is driven off or if the prerequisites for the Auto Hold
function are not met.
Prerequisites
—The driver door is closed.
—The vehicle’s drive system is activated.
If the selector lever is moved to position N, the Auto Hold function will not switch on or will
switch itself off. As a result, the vehicle will not be held securely in a stationary position →
.
Switching on the Auto Hold function
—Press the
button. The indicator lamp in the
button → Fig. 1 lights up
yellow. Auto Hold is ready for use, but the car is not necessarily stopped →
.
If the Auto Hold function has been switched on before switching the ignition off, the function
switches on when the ignition is switched on the next time.
Holding the vehicle stationary with the Auto Hold function
—Make sure that the Auto Hold function is switched on.
—Bring the vehicle to a standstill using the brake (→ Parking, Action).
—Release the brake. The green indicator lamp lights up in the instrument cluster display The
vehicle is being held stationary by the Auto Hold function →
.
Switching off the Auto Hold function
—press the
button → . The indicator lamp in the
button → Fig. 1 goes out.
The electronic parking brake switches on automatically to hold the vehicle securely. However, the
electronic parking brake will not switch on if the brake pedal is depressed when the Auto Hold
function is switched off →
.