kootinlok
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What does this little lightning mean?
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Thank you. May I ask how to make it displayed. I never see it on my Mach E.Power meter. Green means you're getting regen, blue is when you are using power.
Correct. It can be enabled with FORScan on other trims as long as it’s not a 2021 Job 1 build.It's a GT/GTPE only thing if I'm not mistaken. (Which I'm sure someone will correct me if im wrong)
Yup, GT only. It exists so that we can clearly see how much power we are being locked out of at (effectively) all times.It's a GT/GTPE only thing if I'm not mistaken. (Which I'm sure someone will correct me if im wrong)
Because we didn’t pay enough.So odd that it's GT/PE only. Grey bars, I get, but why not have the regen meter for everyone?
I didn't realize Ford was spelled T-E-S-L-A!Because we didn’t pay enough.
If you’re slowing down or going downhill, you’re regening. If you’re going uphill or accelerating, you’re using more energy than a steady speed on a flat surface.So odd that it's GT/PE only. Grey bars, I get, but why not have the regen meter for everyone?
Like you say, they don't give any really useful information. They are just gimmicks to make you think you are getting value for money or something for nothing. A display to say how fast we are charging and how much ( kw/h and NOT %) we are putting in the car would be far more useful.If you’re slowing down or going downhill, you’re regening. If you’re going uphill or accelerating, you’re using more energy than a steady speed on a flat surface.
The meters many want don’t really give any useful information.
The mi/kWh meter already tells the driver if they are driving in an efficient manner or not.
More visualizations are just more distractions for the driver.
That should be a decision for the driver. Our 2018 Fusion Energi had more choices to show regen than the Mach-E.More visualizations are just more distractions for the driver.
The charging rate only comes into play with L1 or L2 charging since every DCFC I have visited tells you the charging rate and kWh added while charging.Like you say, they don't give any really useful information. They are just gimmicks to make you think you are getting value for money or something for nothing. A display to say how fast we are charging and how much ( kw/h and NOT %) we are putting in the car would be far more useful.
It seems like it was a design decision. The MME is the electric car for people who don't know electric. Electric car features with the familiar interface of an ICE. A Tesla with a start button, a gear shift, and some hard buttons.That should be a decision for the driver. Our 2018 Fusion Energi had more choices to show regen than the Mach-E.