buzznwood
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The 'performance mode' is already there and called unbridled, nobody cares if you launch an ICE and what your mpg drop like a stone, the same way nobody will care if you your range drops if you go mad launching everywhere in a BEV, sure when the charge gets low by all means reduce power to protect range which is what most BEV already do.they’re doing it to save battery range…. But it’s too brutal right now and they need to scale it better. Heck add a drag strip mode that doesn’t give a crap.
And a “performance mode” that doesn’t care about battery range.
Something has to give.
Unbridled extended was added to allow some longer amount of fun on track so dials everything back where as unbridled is supposed to just let you use it all and range be dammed. So Ford saving so much to maintain battery range that a GT / GTPE is trapping slower than an AWD premium just makes no sense.
While it is great to see another round of times posted it is also very disappointing to see the same trend of it falling flat on its face in the mid range, I can understand the lack of top speed vs the model Y as apart from our german cousins on the autobahn and those that frequent the mexican highways it will be an irrelevance but everyone will be use mid range and having a supposed high performance vehicle failing so much in the mid range isn't really good enough, why Ford continue to hide under the bed sheets over this issue just makes them look even more incompetent.
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