gearchruncher
Well-Known Member
I've had others complain about the regen in the same way as you- but I just don't notice it, even in the sopping wet. I think I've driven an EV enough that I just keep my foot on the throttle a bit if I don't want any decel. In the same way you feather the throttle to not get too much acceleration, you don't just let off it completely for a corner. I actually like it in some slaloms where I want to slow down between. One interesting note is that it appears regen (at least not in track mode) is only on the rear axle...I also found the regen was no good in the wet. Asking the front to turn was hard enough, adding motor braking helped nothing. I'll try it again in the dry, but I'm guessing its going to be in the 50% range for me just to get the front to turn in.
But it's nice that Tesla gives you the option- and in an AutoX, it's not like you'll gain any range from Regen.... Maybe I will try it turned off. Maybe I'm just so ham fisted as a driver that I could drive with an ON/OFF switch