Do all vehicles have ESC?

Not all vehicles come standard with Electronic Stability Control (ESC), but since 2018, regulations have mandated this technology for new cars. By monitoring vehicle dynamics in real time and automatically adjusting braking force and engine output during oversteer or understeer, ESC can reduce SUV rollover risk by up to 80%. Mainstream models like the Haval H6 GT PHEV now integrate ESC with traction control, hill-start assist, and other features into comprehensive safety packages, though some older or entry-level models may omit it due to cost considerations. Note that ESC should be manually disabled in specific situations like sand recovery or drifting. When purchasing, prioritize vehicles with standard ESC across all trims, as this system proves critical for emergency manoeuvres on slippery surfaces, with an approximate cost of just 1,000 Ringgit-significantly lower than potential accident losses.