The transition from combustion vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs) has primarily altered one aspect of driving: lifting off the accelerator now elicits significant deceleration.
Electric vehicle motors excel in braking performance, meaning lifting off fully can stop the car, with many models requiring driver intervention only at very low speeds.
Recent EV systems like Kia's i-Pedal 3.0 demonstrate the increasing flexibility of regenerative braking, allowing for automatic adjustments based on traffic conditions, enhancing driving usability.
With modern electric vehicles, drivers can enjoy a seamless experience akin to combustion vehicles, yet must adapt to the heightened deceleration when releasing the accelerator.
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