en:Car Terms:M:HVV
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SEAT Glossary
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M
- HVV
- MacPherson Strut suspension
- Main–beam assistant
- Main injection
- Manual Gearbox
- Manual Transmission
- Map Care
- Massage Function
- Misfuel Prevention Device
- Mobile phone compatibility with the car
- Mobile Phone preparation
- Mobility Tyres
- Motor Efficiency
- MP3
- MPG
- MQB
- Multifunction Display
- Multifunction Steering Wheel
- Multi-Link Rear Axle
- Multi-Link Rear Suspension
- Multi-Purpose Rear-Window Aerial
- Multitronic transmission
- Multi-Valve Technique
- Park Assist
Maximum Rear Axle Deceleration - HVV
Maximum rear axle deceleration (HVV) is a sub-function of the ESP, for example, in the SEAT Alhambra.
HVV responds as soon as the front wheels are in the ABS control range whereas the rear wheels are not yet within it.
In this case, the HVV increases the brake pressure at the rear wheels too, to bring them into the ABS control range. This reduces the braking distance and the car comes to a halt sooner.