@tomas its all good. Actually I did do a search before hand, but didn't come up with exactly my question. What stimulated the question in the first place was something I read in another thread about regen shutting off at a certain point, and I just wanted to confirm how the Model 3 functions in comparison to other cars.
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Is one pedal driving with regenerative braking possible in model3
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the leaf 2.0 with the one pedal driving also doesnt do regen to a complete stop. there is a software which applys the brakes softly for the last few mph to come to a complete stop.
I think tesla COULD implement that feature if they want to...
I think tesla COULD implement that feature if they want to...
John Beans
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As stated, the Model 3 requires a light press of brake to fully stop on level ground, though you are moving very slowly when you do so. One nice feature is that when you press the brake while stopped it activates (HOLD), which lets you take your foot off the brake while Model 3 keeps the car from rolling. You slow almost to a stop by lifting your foot off the accelerator, then lighly press the brake to say, "Okay, stop right here." And it stays there until you tell it to go. Works very nicely.
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