What is the most common issue with the Audi A2's electronic stability control?

I recently purchased an Audi A2 and have been experiencing issues with the electronic stability control. It seems to randomly engage and disengage while I am driving, causing me to lose control of the vehicle. What could be causing this issue and how can I fix it?

One potential cause of this issue could be a faulty wheel speed sensor. It is important to have this sensor checked and replaced if necessary by a certified Audi technician. It is also important to regularly check the tire pressure in all four tires, as low tire pressure can also cause stability control issues.

Another common issue that can cause the electronic stability control to engage unexpectedly is a dirty or malfunctioning steering angle sensor. This sensor measures the direction and rotation of the steering wheel and can affect the stability control system. Make sure to have this sensor cleaned or replaced as needed.

In some cases, issues with the electronic stability control can be caused by faulty wiring or a damaged control module. It is important to have these components inspected and repaired by a professional mechanic. Also, make sure to check for any recalls on your specific Audi A2 model.