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I have read every single post on this forum since inception. Does that mean I have no life? Maybe. But it also means you can rest assured you never have to tell me to “please check previous comments/pages.”It’s been reported by multiple users that Regen braking changes by itself from high to standard when changing the driving mode, I’m not the only one experiencing this. Please check previous comments/pages.
I am not suggesting there’s no bug.
Braking works perfectly fine. Put your foot on the brake, and the car brakes. That is your safety device, and that is why it isn’t a safety issue. You are responsible for driving your car, and braking when necessary, even if the car isn’t braking for you.What about (braking not consistently working as expected), not a safety issue?
You’re the CEO, the car is your employee, and the buck still stops with you. If the brakes stop working, or are delayed, or something like that… then I’d agree with you.
Regen is helpful, but not consistent. Charge over 90% and you’ll see that. Is that a safety issue? Or just physics?
Aside: I’ve been testing this out of curiosity. I have not been able to cause it to change on its own, without tapping with multiple fingers or times. I’m convinced now that the but isn’t that it randomly changes, but that people are “fat fingering” hitting the drive mode and then accidentally touching the regen mode, which comes up immediately and has no confirmation.
As a test - could folks who have run into the issue go out and try it a bunch of times but being *really* careful to not touch the regen mode at all and just carefully tap the drive mode?
It’s obviously still a bug, but at least we’ll have figured out what it is.