Traction Control System (TCS) is an advanced active safety technology that prevents the rear wheel from slipping during excessive acceleration or on slippery surfaces. When speed sensors detect abnormally fast rear wheel rotation, the ECU automatically adjusts engine power to maintain tire grip.
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