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Point of clarification: Are you saying you have 8.x on your RWD and can feel the difference?I don't know how they did it but I like it!
Point of clarification: Are you saying you have 8.x on your RWD and can feel the difference?
correctI understand the increased regen on V8.0 was applied only to "D" models and not those with RWD?
Any ideas why they didn't improve regen in the RWD models? I have a 2016 RWD S60 and didn't see anything about regen in the release notes in the car.
My hypothesis is that both motors are playing more a part in the regen to recoup more energy.
I also wonder if they are too aggressive with regen in the RWD that there could be a traction loss situation.
It suggests that it was just tuning of what the car decides to apply/allow. Put another way, it means they were applying a "software limiter" / "governor" to it before and are doing less so now.I noticed it immediately. But I am also curious, how did they do it with software update alone?
Don't mix { cruise control, stability / traction control, standing water }. On my RWD P85, the experience (I-90 east towards Ellensburg) is ... unsettling.I have a RWD and never had the car slip or become unstable when regen in any weather condition except once when I was driving in pure black ice and cars were sliding in the ditch left and right. The conditions were so slippery that driving at all was too dangerous.