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    M3 equivalent "Econ" or Regenerative Braking modes?

    Thanks everyone for the feedback and responses! Definitely some good info.
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    M3 equivalent "Econ" or Regenerative Braking modes?

    Yeah I love one pedal driving. Kind of a little game to play while in traffic. Thanks everyone for the feedback and responses! And so the M3 wait continues.
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    M3 equivalent "Econ" or Regenerative Braking modes?

    Yeah, I feel the same way. I always drive with B/Econ so when I need that extra burst, turn off Econ, so psychologically, it feels like a "boost" rather than the "norm".
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    M3 equivalent "Econ" or Regenerative Braking modes?

    Thanks! As I'm waiting for my M3, just curious on the difference in operating to get the best range. However, in my daily commute, I won't really have any range issues so I can drive freely. Seems from other responses in this thread and this other one that the modes were done right by Tesla.
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    M3 equivalent "Econ" or Regenerative Braking modes?

    I'm relatively new to the Tesla world, coming from a Leaf, a M3 reservation holder and originally posted this in the M3 section but wanted to get feedback from current MS owners or people in the know: Do current Teslas have an "Econ" mode that tones down the acceleration profile or...
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    M3 equivalent "Econ" or Regenerative Braking modes?

    Thanks! I actually drive with both ECON and B modes all the time. So when I take ECON off it feels like I got 'turbo'. I love B mode so I brake less. I'm sure ICEs behind me don't really enjoy it. Ha.
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    M3 equivalent "Econ" or Regenerative Braking modes?

    I'm relatively new to the Tesla world and coming from a Leaf. Do current Teslas have an "Econ" mode that tones down the acceleration profile or "B"/Regerative braking mode? Is it even needed or would be in the M3? Just a curious thought.