Driving in B mode often can cause issues?

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Szyszka said:
The second statement you make "In normal driving almost all braking is regen unless a panic stop." is only true if you keep your car in any of the regen modes available (D1, D2, D3 or B) and never use the brake pedal.

You do know that while not in any regen mode (like plain D) pressing on the brake pedal actually uses regen to slow the car? Right? The other modes are just settings to automatically apply regen so you can do one pedal driving.
 
nagaden said:
Szyszka said:
The second statement you make "In normal driving almost all braking is regen unless a panic stop." is only true if you keep your car in any of the regen modes available (D1, D2, D3 or B) and never use the brake pedal.

You do know that while not in any regen mode (like plain D) pressing on the brake pedal actually uses regen to slow the car? Right? The other modes are just settings to automatically apply regen so you can do one pedal driving.

Hello and welcome to the forum. I see that you JUST JOINED ... sometimes it makes sense to pay attention to the date stamps in the discussions: this particular one has been ongoing since 2017 but the particular issue has been "settled" in 2019. Still, thanks for the reminder re: how the region mode works. :)
 
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