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I’m pretty sure everybody does, they won’t shut up about it. They’re almost as bad as crossfitters.You don't understand veganism.
I'd accept a switch for new drivers who need to develop the "oh shit I need to move my foot to the brake pedal" reflex. But just not liking it? Weirdos.Switch to turn off 1-pedal driving for those that don't like it.
Been driving EVs for 5 years. Do not use 1 pedal. Have exact same regen regardless.I'd accept a switch for new drivers who need to develop the "oh shit I need to move my foot to the brake pedal" reflex. But just not liking it? Weirdos.
You'll figure it out, I believe in you.Been driving EVs for 5 years. Do not use 1 pedal. Have exact same regen regardless.
I have no desire to figure it out. Tried it, don't like it. Wife tried it, doesn't like it. With our vehicles, since there is zero difference in regen using it or not using it, we choose not to.You'll figure it out, I believe in you.
That is because your Ford vehicles use brake blending. That means when you press on the brake pedal, it uses the motors to slow the vehicle until you press too hard for the motors to be enough. When that happens, Ford blends in friction brakes with the regen to slow faster than regen alone can do.Been driving EVs for 5 years. Do not use 1 pedal. Have exact same regen regardless.
That would be fine, except the Rivian accelerator requires much more pressure, and to hold it. As we were driving during the demo, my wife mentioned this, and the guide's response was "that's why I use cruise control while driving it because my car is a gas vehicle."That is because your Ford vehicles use brake blending. That means when you press on the brake pedal, it uses the motors to slow the vehicle until you press too hard for the motors to be enough. When that happens, Ford blends in friction brakes with the regen to slow faster than regen alone can do.
Rivian does NOT have blended braking. That means if you turn off regen, you will have zero recharging when slowing, and horrible efficiency. That is why Rivian does not let you turn it off.
Rivian claims they don't do brake blending because of the way it feels when using the brakes with brake blending. It is hard to do, and Ford has received complaints from people who notice when the friction brakes start blending in.
It sounds like you should not get a Rivian.That would be fine, except the Rivian accelerator requires much more pressure, and to hold it. As we were driving during the demo, my wife mentioned this, and the guide's response was "that's why I use cruise control while driving it because my car is a gas vehicle."
Both of us noticed it, and she said after 15 minutes she could feel it in her leg.
After driving Ford EVs for 5 years, I would say that Ford has it figured out now. Took a few updates to the software, but it's very good now.
I suspect Rivian converts largely came from Teslas initially. 1 pedal to 1 pedal. Now the early adopters are in, and more people from non-Teslas are in the market, especially as 3 and 4 year leases end.
Bet you a beer that a huge percentage of Rivian owners came from Tesla.It sounds like you should not get a Rivian.
I have never owned a Tesla. My first BEV was a Mach-e. I love 1PD. So your Tesla theory is wrong. And my R1T is freaking awesome. It's too bad it isn't for you.
Capitalism provides choices and there are lots of other options out there for you. Isn't capitalism great?
I would not bet a beer on that. I will just buy you a beer anyway. No need to bet.Bet you a beer that a huge percentage of Rivian owners came from Tesla.
I only eliminate Chinese spyware vehicles (such as Volvo). That said, I think Rivian's product is a better fit for me than anything from any other manufacturer. Maybe you will find the same is true for you and the R2.Well, there aren't a lot when I eliminate GM, Stellantis, Mercedes, BMW, Porsche, ...