A control method for a Start Stop Coasting (SSC) function and an Stop and Go (ISG) function of a manual transmission vehicle includes: determining, by a controller, whether an SSC activation condition is satisfied based on vehicle running state information; stopping, by the controller, an engine and disengaging a clutch to activate the SSC function when the controller determines that the SSC activation condition is satisfied; determining, by the controller, whether a first ISG operation is satisfied based on the vehicle running state information in the state that the SSC function is activated; and deactivating, by the controller, the SSC function and activating the ISG function when the controller determines that the first ISG operation condition is satisfied.

Apparatuses, systems and methods to ameliorate adverse effects upon the occupant based on predicted movements are provided. Predictions to movements of the vehicle can be accomplished by detecting operations of one or more velocity control mechanisms, and/or using various types of sensors. One or more processors can be used to derive the predicted movements, and to issue actuation signals to actuators to alter operations of the vehicle and/or a seat or other controlled devices with which the occupant interacts within the vehicle.

Methods and systems are provided for an engine. In one example, a method of operating an engine of a vehicle, the vehicle comprising a brake pedal, a clutch pedal and a transmission having a neutral position and at least one in-gear position, comprises starting the engine if either the brake pedal of the vehicle is released or the transmission has been in neutral for a predetermined period of time, and the clutch pedal of the vehicle is depressed concurrently with the transmission being moved out of the neutral position into an in-gear position.

A method for controlling a vehicle having an accelerator pedal and a brake pedal includes monitoring a position of the accelerator pedal. The position of the accelerator pedal varies from a lower limit corresponding to a released state to an upper limit corresponding to a fully depressed state. The method includes monitoring whether the brake pedal is depressed or released and, when depressed, deactivating a setpoint. The method includes, while the brake pedal remains released and in response to determining that the accelerator pedal is depressed: determining a maximum value of the position of the accelerator pedal and, in response to determining that the accelerator pedal has returned to the released state, selectively activating the setpoint and storing a current speed of the vehicle as a setpoint speed. The method includes, while the setpoint is activated, controlling the vehicle to remain at the setpoint speed.

A control method when a vehicle tire bursts, a vehicle control system, and a vehicle, the method including: obtaining the wheel information of the burst tire when the vehicle tire bursts; judging the deviation condition of the vehicle after the tire burst, and obtaining a driving intention of a driver; and calculating the driving torque and the braking torque of the wheels without burst tire according to the deviation condition and the driving intention of the driver, and controlling the wheels without burst tire according to the driving torque and the braking torque to correct the deviation condition of the vehicle, so that the vehicle remains normal driving within a preset distance.

A method of controlling the engine of a vehicle having a stop-in-gear (SIG) stop-start system comprises: a control module determining that a brake is being applied, based on an output from a brake sensor, and that a transmission is in an in-gear position, based on an output from a transmission sensor; and, while the brake is applied and the transmission is in an in-gear position, the control module causing the engine to start in response to detecting movement of a clutch pedal towards a released position based on an output from a clutch pedal sensor.

A speed changing device includes a control unit (60) that: has a manual mode in which a clutch is engaged and disengaged by operating a clutch lever (4b) and an automatic mode in which the clutch is engaged and disengaged without the clutch lever (4b) being operated and is able to change a setting to the manual mode and the automatic mode; and is configured to signal mode misrecognition when it is determined that mode misrecognition has occurred.

A control method for a Start Stop Coasting (SSC) function and an Stop and Go (ISG) function of a manual transmission vehicle includes: determining, by a controller, whether an SSC activation condition is satisfied based on vehicle running state information; stopping, by the controller, an engine and disengaging a clutch to activate the SSC function when the controller determines that the SSC activation condition is satisfied; determining, by the controller, whether a first ISG operation is satisfied based on the vehicle running state information in the state that the SSC function is activated; and deactivating, by the controller, the SSC function and activating the ISG function when the controller determines that the first ISG operation condition is satisfied.

A control method of controlling an idle stop-and-go (ISG) function of a vehicle provided with a manual transmission includes: determining, by a controller, whether an ISG function activation condition is satisfied based on vehicle running state information of the vehicle; stopping an engine, by the controller, when the ISG activation condition is satisfied; determining, by the controller, whether a first starting condition in which a shift stage of the manual transmission is a neutral stage is satisfied; determining, by the controller, whether a second starting condition in which a shift stage of the manual transmission is a driving stage is satisfied; and restarting, by the controller, the engine when the first starting condition or the second starting condition is satisfied. The vehicle running state information includes: an operation information of the manual transmission and a clutch pedal, and current and recorded vehicle speeds of the vehicle.

A driving assist apparatus for a manual transmission vehicle includes a traveling environment information acquisition unit, a power transmission detector and a controller. The traveling environment information acquisition unit is configured to acquire traveling environment information ahead of the vehicle. The power transmission detector is configured to detect engagement or disengagement of power transmission between a drive source and a drive wheel. The controller is configured to, when recognizing a target object ahead of the vehicle based on the traveling environment information acquired by the traveling environment information acquisition unit, control a vehicle speed of the vehicle in accordance with a distance between the vehicle and the target object. When the power transmission detector detects engagement of power transmission, the controller performs automatic brake control in accordance with a distance between a vehicle and a target object ahead of the vehicle acquired by the traveling environment information acquisition unit.