Which wheels are doing the regen?

[Dolemite]

I'm having a hell of a time finding a credible answer to this. Does anyone know for sure which wheels are doing the regenerative braking? I thought it was the rear, but lately I'm hearing the front also comes into play at lower speeds. Which is it?

 

[AmokTime]

On an SR+ it’s the rear wheels

 

[JulienW]

AWD the rear does most and at low speeds the rear will do all regen since it's a permeant magnet. The front is induction so at low speeds it can't do regen.

EDIT: Also the front can be turned on and off (free spin) for propulsion or regen since it is an induction. The rear can't.

 

[Big Earl]

Also, in track mode, more regen is available from the front motor to assist with weight transfer when entering corners.

 

[Dolemite]

On an SR+ it’s the rear wheels

I forgot about those.

 

[Kevy Baby]

The round ones. Always

 

[smartypnz]

The round ones. Always

So that makes it 5 (with steering)

 

[Dolemite]

So that makes it 5 (with steering)

7 if you count the buttons in the steering wheel

 

[pt19713]

Here's my post with a graph showing the detail. Almost all regen is from the rear motor.

Can somebody please explain to me how Tesla AWD works? Thank you.

 

[Kevy Baby]

7 if you count the buttons in the steering wheel

There is some serious regen coming off the thumbwheels

 

[MODEL+]

There is some serious regen coming off the thumbwheels

Regen so hard it will make your ears bleed.