Is regenerative brake adjustable?
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1967 250SE, 2022 GLC300 2023 EQB300, 2018 AMG GT
Is regenerative brake adjustable?
Hello,
When I tested an EQB a few month back the regenerative brake was very strong. Releasing the accelerator would not continue with coasting similar to gas engines, it was followed by relatively strong regenerative braking. I would have to keep the accelerator pressed to allow for a normal coasting.
Anybody knows if this regenerative braking is adjustable?
Thank you.
When I tested an EQB a few month back the regenerative brake was very strong. Releasing the accelerator would not continue with coasting similar to gas engines, it was followed by relatively strong regenerative braking. I would have to keep the accelerator pressed to allow for a normal coasting.
Anybody knows if this regenerative braking is adjustable?
Thank you.
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From: USA - Minnesota
2014 GL350
Hello,
When I tested an EQB a few month back the regenerative brake was very strong. Releasing the accelerator would not continue with coasting similar to gas engines, it was followed by relatively strong regenerative braking. I would have to keep the accelerator pressed to allow for a normal coasting.
Anybody knows if this regenerative braking is adjustable?
Thank you.
When I tested an EQB a few month back the regenerative brake was very strong. Releasing the accelerator would not continue with coasting similar to gas engines, it was followed by relatively strong regenerative braking. I would have to keep the accelerator pressed to allow for a normal coasting.
Anybody knows if this regenerative braking is adjustable?
Thank you.
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E350 4matic Wagon
Yes
Hello,
When I tested an EQB a few month back the regenerative brake was very strong. Releasing the accelerator would not continue with coasting similar to gas engines, it was followed by relatively strong regenerative braking. I would have to keep the accelerator pressed to allow for a normal coasting.
Anybody knows if this regenerative braking is adjustable?
Thank you.
When I tested an EQB a few month back the regenerative brake was very strong. Releasing the accelerator would not continue with coasting similar to gas engines, it was followed by relatively strong regenerative braking. I would have to keep the accelerator pressed to allow for a normal coasting.
Anybody knows if this regenerative braking is adjustable?
Thank you.
MBWorld Fanatic!
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 1,053
Likes: 355
From: USA - Minnesota
2014 GL350
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E350 4matic Wagon
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Can you give us your order production delivery date history/representations?
I feel like it could be days or months before I get the car. Really have no idea.
