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...and hit the gas pedal (electric pedal?) ...
You could turn off creep and would not need the brake pedal at all, right?
My Mini Cooper S spun both front tires at 80 mph power shifting into third.
The biggest surprise to me was the off the line performance. It's known that electric motors can make full power from zero rpms, but in this case, the car takes off nicely, but really starts to go after about 20 mph or so, kind of similar to turbo lag in a 4 cylinder turbocharged car. My guess is that the controller isn't programmed to dump full amps to the motor at zero or very low rpms, and only gives it full power at a higher speed.
You could turn off creep and would not need the brake pedal at all, right?
There are four primary differences. The chronological first is launch mode: the ability to torque load the motor. The second is the higher initial torque settings, particularly with the larger rear motor. The third is the higher max power setting. The fourth is the BackEMF profile with the larger rear motor. Referring to these as an ability to “dump electrons” might lead some to think the battery is different, which is not.I would agree. Was the same on my previous non-P MS, which came on only past 30mph or so.
Lots of discussion here and in other threads showing emperical and theoretical arguments about why this cannot be - but my actual experience was just like yours. The difference in the P models is the ability to dump the electrons immediately. In fact, my current P100D doesn't feel that different than the old S85 when flooring it if they were already doing 40mph or so.
The Model 3 replaced the Mini. I would have preferred to get a e-Mini assuming it was quick and actually available.....Just a S? Not JCW? Loved the MINI hence my name.
Ask the producers of The Italian Job (2003). The three MINIs used in the LA Metro tubes were electric conversion.The Model 3 replaced the Mini. I would have preferred to get a e-Mini assuming it was quick and actually available.....
I will never ever buy anything with a Mini Cooper badge attach to a vehicle with four wheels on it ever again!!
What's electron flow?Electron throttle
Juice BarAccelerator pedal...
Torque pedal....
That's just negative acceleration...Accelerator is even incorrect for EVs since some also do regeneration which is decelerating.
And the steering wheel and shocks also generate accelerations.That's just negative acceleration...