Electronic Stability Program

The standard advanced electronic stability program (ESP) helps the driver maintain vehicle directional stability. It monitors factors including steering angle, turning rate, and lateral acceleration to determine vehicle behaviour. Once the system determines that vehicle behaviour differs from the driver's intended course, ESP will do whatever can be done, within the limits of available traction, to help keep the car on course.
For added control, Chrysler 300C features an advanced Anti-locking Brake System (ABS). The brake assist feature included with ESP can detect a driver's intended panic stop, and apply optimum brake pressure to help achieve minimum stopping distances.