How does the Dynamic Stability Control system work in the BMW X2?

I have noticed that my BMW X2 has a feature called Dynamic Stability Control, but I am not quite sure how it works. Can someone explain it to me in detail?

Hi Emily, the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) system in the BMW X2 is a safety feature that helps you maintain control of your car in challenging driving conditions. It uses sensors to constantly monitor the car's movements and if it detects any loss of grip or stability, it applies brakes to individual wheels and adjusts engine power to maintain stability.

Hey Emily, the DSC system is particularly useful in slippery road conditions such as rain, snow or ice. It can also help prevent a potential rollover by automatically applying brakes to certain wheels to keep the car from tipping over.

Hi Emily, I have personally experienced the benefits of the DSC system in my BMW X2. It has helped me maintain control of the car even in emergency situations. However, it is important to remember that the DSC system cannot defy the laws of physics, so always remember to drive cautiously.