Regenerative Braking Option after 2022.16.1

[show_stoppa]

Cant seem to find the option of changing regenerative braking settings after 2022.16.1 update today. Heard somewhere that there is an option to apply regular brakes if regen is not available. Cant seem to find that option, as I would like to use that.

 

[EVRider-FL]

It's only available in certain car configurations. If the release notes in your car didn't mention the feature, it's not applicable to you.

 

[buddhafree]

Did anyone get this option? My 2022 MYP March build doesn't mention this feature in the update notes.

 

[Grampamac]

Cant seem to find the option of changing regenerative braking settings after 2022.16.1 update today. Heard somewhere that there is an option to apply regular brakes if regen is not available. Cant seem to find that option, as I would like to use that.

Did not get it either but checked with Tesla service here in Toronto. They checked a few other Teslas with the update and none got this. They suggested the actual brake software update is likely yet to arrive??

 

[show_stoppa]

yah. also the light vs regular regen option is gone too, but the regen feels like regular regen, so I am happy with that. One pedal driving is great.

 

[EVRider-FL]

Did anyone get this option? My 2022 MYP March build doesn't mention this feature in the update notes.

I don’t see it in the release notes for my 2018 Model S or 2018 Model 3.

 

[bluetrep1]

Not possible, it requires the hardware that was deleted

 

[smogne41]

Not possible, it requires the hardware that was deleted

What hardware was deleted? Regen adjustability is still in the hardware. The CAN bus commands are still present and you can control the regen level on even the newest cars with S3XY buttons. The lack of adjustability is just from Tesla removing the slider in the UI for newer cars.

 

[show_stoppa]

Just for the record, for new cars which dont have the selection of regen levels, if Tesla just adds the functionality as the standard, I will be totally fine.

Regen is the way to go to maximize the battery life. For folks who say that regen causes issues in winters, that is likely already taken care of by improved traction control in new cars.

 

[bluetrep1]

Just for the record, for new cars which dont have the selection of regen levels, if Tesla just adds the functionality as the standard, I will be totally fine.

Regen is the way to go to maximize the battery life. For folks who say that regen causes issues in winters, that is likely already taken care of by improved traction control in new cars.

Coasting is more efficient than using regen. max regen is just for convenience , aka, one pedal driving which I love.

 

[animorph]

Coasting is more efficient than using regen. max regen is just for convenience , aka, one pedal driving which I love.

Coasting is OK, but I'd hate to have to coast to a stop in city traffic. Also coasting doesn't work down hill if you want to stay within the speed limit. Regen is much more practical.