Yggdrasill
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Regnerative braking works best with all-wheel drive, followed by front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive being the worst. But the difference isn't that big.Would two small motors allow you to re-capture more energy/power (sorry I don't know the proper term) through regenerative braking than a single large motor?
Probably not. Drivetrain losses will be greater with AWD. The improved regenerative braking really only offsets some of the added drivetrain losses.Could the range of an EV with two small motors be longer than the range of an EV with one large motor?
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