I have been driving my 2020 Y in upstate NY in the highways everyday to work. This is my second season driving in highways everyday to work. I have snow tires. But this year, my 2020 Y is beginning to wobble and slide even small amount of ice and snow intermittently. I checked my tires still has a lot of good tread life left.
After paying attention to when this happens, I notice that this is happening "ONLY" when I take the foot off the brake to slow down for the ice/slush or snow.
So after a process of elimination, this appears to be due to regenerative braking. So the standard safety driving practice of take your foot off the accelerator and do not brake cannot be applied to Y, because as soon as you take the foot off the accelerator, Y automatically starts to apply regen braking causing the skid.
It is dangerously slippery in the throughways, when trying to adjust to snowy roads, beginning to get scary. Happens in city driving too.
I had my regen braking on standard settings. I changed it to low settings today during my drive. I hope this helps.
Anyone else having this issue? Any suggestions?
After paying attention to when this happens, I notice that this is happening "ONLY" when I take the foot off the brake to slow down for the ice/slush or snow.
So after a process of elimination, this appears to be due to regenerative braking. So the standard safety driving practice of take your foot off the accelerator and do not brake cannot be applied to Y, because as soon as you take the foot off the accelerator, Y automatically starts to apply regen braking causing the skid.
It is dangerously slippery in the throughways, when trying to adjust to snowy roads, beginning to get scary. Happens in city driving too.
I had my regen braking on standard settings. I changed it to low settings today during my drive. I hope this helps.
Anyone else having this issue? Any suggestions?