CSC works with ESC and Motor Driven Power Steering (MDPS) to stabilize the vehicle when it shakes, or loses traction from a strong crosswind.

1. Crosswind stability control activated.

• When driving over a bridge or next to a large truck or bus, strong crosswinds may cause the vehicle to shake or lose traction. The CSC automatically adjusts the vehicle position and steering wheel to correct course.

• When activated, the ESC () indicator light illuminates and warning message appears on the cluster display with a warning sound.

• When activated, the driver may feel a slight vibration of the vehicle and steering wheel, due to braking and MDPS.

Crosswind Stability Control may not operate, or may cancel its operation in the following conditions:

• Vehicle speed is under 70 km/h (45 mph) or over 180 km/h (112 mph)

• If the driver makes a sharp turn while driving.

• Driving on a bumpy road, ice, snow, or slippery surface such due to ice, snow, or rain.

• Turning ESC on cancels the operation of CSC.

• Driving assistance system (FCA, BCA, LKA, LFA, etc.) are turned on.

• When ESC has problems, CSC does not operate.

• When MDPS has problems, CSC may partially operate.

• If the ESC () or MDPS () warning light stays illuminated or blinks, you have your vehicle inspected by an authorised Kia dealer.