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What are Grip Control and Hill Start Descent Control on Citroen vehicles?

Model: Citroen Citroen Various
Part: Onboard computer

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Grip Control and Hill Assist Descent are two innovative technologies introduced by Citroen to improve traction on slippery terrain and slopes. Grip Control is a traction control system that optimizes the grip of the front wheels, adapting to different types of terrain: it continuously analyzes the grip of the wheels and adjusts the torque sent to each wheel to ensure maximum traction possible.

On the other hand, Hill Assist Descent is a driving assistance system that automatically maintains a low speed of the vehicle when descending steep slopes. It works by using the brakes to maintain a constant speed, preventing the vehicle from accelerating uncontrollably.

These two technologies offer greater safety and comfort.


Posted on 2 May 2025 by ScegliAuto


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