The system recognises an emergency braking situation and automatically increases the brake pressure, thereby ensuring maximum braking force.
The system provides emergency braking when the driver presses the brake pedal sharply, but not hard enough. To do this, the system measures how quickly and with what force the pedal is pressed, and then, if necessary, instantly increases the pressure in the brake system to the maximum effective. The auxiliary boost is barely noticeable and only supplements your own efforts.
The emergency braking system (EBS) is activated when the vehicle speed exceeds 10 km/h and deactivated when the vehicle speed falls below 5 km/h.
[Based on materials from the website HondaBook.ru]
Emergency Brake Assistance (EBA) (Honda Fit 1)
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