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2020.16.2.1 Throttle Response

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I'm sure my M3P has reduced throttle response since 2020.16.2.1, torque delivery from the get-go feels less, more like a fast ICE car as it builds torque. I wondered if anybody else has noticed a change? Some model S owners say their regen braking is reduced, my regen in the M3P feels unchanged (it's still perfect for me), but I'm convinced there's a slight delay before max torque on heavy throttle.
 
It'd be interesting to see results from a Dragy or Vbox (unfortunately I don't have either), it's just a seat of pants feeling I get with the new update, I could be wrong. I think 2020.16.2.1 has lots of good improvements and the car is still pretty fast, just seems to lack that punch on throttle now. I'm going to charge up to 95% and see if feels better, I've always felt it was much quicker on full charge.
 
I'm sure my M3P has reduced throttle response since 2020.16.2.1, torque delivery from the get-go feels less, more like a fast ICE car as it builds torque. I wondered if anybody else has noticed a change? Some model S owners say their regen braking is reduced, my regen in the M3P feels unchanged (it's still perfect for me), but I'm convinced there's a slight delay before max torque on heavy throttle.
Noticed the same happened to my M3P- after 16.2.1 update. Throttle is less responsive and regen is less aggressive.
 
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I haven’t been driving much lately, but a couple weeks back I remember thinking my AWD had more initial punch from a stop than I remembered. Anyone else have a similar experience?

I updated to 16.2.1 a couple days ago but haven’t gone for a drive to see if it feels different.