Electronic stability control
Electronic stability control helps the driver to maintain steering control. The electronic stability control improves the car's stability and traction by automatically applying the necessary brake force to each wheel. When the system is activated, the ESC symbol 
flashes on the driver display.
flashes on the driver display.
If the ESC symbol illuminates constantly in the driver display, there may be a fault in the electronic stability control system.
The electronic stability control system consists of the following subsystems:
| • | Traction control |
| • | Anti roll-over protection |
| • | Cornering traction control |
Electronic stability control can be set to off, standard, or sport mode.
In sport mode, intervention from the system is reduced, permitting more slip and giving more control to the driver.
Sport mode also provides more traction, even on loose surfaces such as deep snow or loose sand.
To enable, disable, or adjust the electronic stability control, navigate to 
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Note: Trailer stability assist is disabled if electronic stability control is turned off or set to sport mode.
Electronic stability control limitations
Several factors may affect and reduce the functionality of the electronic stability control. These factors include but are not limited to:
| • | The electric brake distribution is out of function. |
| • | The ABS is out of function. |