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This turns out to be a pretty useful feature (pg 231 of the manual). You use it in stop-and-go traffic, or if you're in the line for a drive-thru window (I suppose you could leave it always on for regular driving too, e.g. at stop lights). The purpose is so you don't have to keep your foot on the brake while you're not moving.
To activate it on an ORP (not sure what other trims have it), press the HOLD button on the center console (right behind the e-parking-brake activator switch). On the dash, you'll see a green "HOLD" to show it's enabled, and an additional orange "HOLD" icon when it's actively holding. Then you just press the accelerator to continue moving forward. To stop again, brake to a stop and let off the brake once the orange "HOLD" shows up on the dash. The feature stays activated (the green light) until you manually press the center console switch again.
I use this a lot more than I thought I would. It's a nice feature. One thing that was a bit of a surprise is, if, say, you're in traffic and there's a wreck and you're stopped for more than about 5 minutes, it automatically switches on the e-parking-brake (and a message pops up on the dash saying so). There's a bit of a jolt when it does this; the first time it happened, I thought the person behind me bumped me.
I'm not sure if the brake lights remain on when the orange (actively holding) light is on. Anyone know?
To activate it on an ORP (not sure what other trims have it), press the HOLD button on the center console (right behind the e-parking-brake activator switch). On the dash, you'll see a green "HOLD" to show it's enabled, and an additional orange "HOLD" icon when it's actively holding. Then you just press the accelerator to continue moving forward. To stop again, brake to a stop and let off the brake once the orange "HOLD" shows up on the dash. The feature stays activated (the green light) until you manually press the center console switch again.
I use this a lot more than I thought I would. It's a nice feature. One thing that was a bit of a surprise is, if, say, you're in traffic and there's a wreck and you're stopped for more than about 5 minutes, it automatically switches on the e-parking-brake (and a message pops up on the dash saying so). There's a bit of a jolt when it does this; the first time it happened, I thought the person behind me bumped me.
I'm not sure if the brake lights remain on when the orange (actively holding) light is on. Anyone know?
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