kdryden99
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If Ford were to add another option, Mach E will have 3 regen modes. Mach E has two right now.
All brands but Tesla has blended braking (brake pedal mixes regen and brake caliper). On Tesla, the brake pedal is always brake caliper.
Ford has two options: Off and On. Tesla also has two options (before the recent removal): low and standard.
- With a Ford, the regen strength is the same under the two options, it's just whether that's mapped primarily to the brake pedal, or primarily to the go pedal.
- With a Tesla, the regen strength actually changes.
On my CMax hybrid (which doesn't have one-pedal feature, so it's like "off"), there is very light regen when I let go both pedals. I can not feel it, but I see icons on the dashboard. I test drove Model 3 once in low regen mode. When I let go both pedals, I think the regen strength is similar to my CMax, or may slightly stronger.
According to the videos published by Ford the regen is always on and not adjustable. As explained about whether you are using the 1 pedal or 2 pedal mode the regen is the same, always on. And Palmer said multiple times the drive modes do not affect the drag brake. I think many ppl believed it did which is why it was asked multiple times and everytime he said no. Its for this reason also i felt like the drive modes almost became gimmicky because it seemed to be more of a preset setting to change the interior lighting, dash, and ambient noise because that was what was emphasized by palmer more than anything else. If i have a chance ill try to find it again in the 4 videos. I think even palmer was getting fed up of that question cause he repeated it so many times.Don't you get different sensitivity levels with the different drive modes?
I would expect that in terms of our Leaf, Whisper would be like Eco mode and Drive, while Unbridled would be like Eco-off and B (similar to L on MME). Of course, that 's a course analogy as steering and other things change and the Mustang will feel little like a Leaf.
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