The vehicle creeps at a full stop
07-03-2024, 10:13 PM
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The vehicle creeps at a full stop
Hello Everyone!
I am a new member of the forum. I am very pleased to have such a place where we MB EV owners can exchange information and discuss with each other
I have a question and am wondering if any of you have experienced the same issue as I have... The thing is that I stopped by the dealership this Monday (7/1) for a software update to address the recall NHTSA#24V372 (battery management system software) for my EQE350 SUV 4MATIC. However, there is something strange that I noticed after the job was done. The vehicle now creeps at a full stop, even in power recuperation mode. Previously, the vehicle did not creep when it was at a full stop, and I could literally achieve one-pedal driving if I engaged the power recuperation, but now this feature is gone (the vehicle creeps at a full stop) after the software update...
I'd like to ask the owners who have the same model as I do (EQE SUV 350 4MATIC): If you have also completed the same software update for the same recall (NHTSA#24V372 ), have you experienced the same issue as I have? Is this normal?
Thanks in advance!
I am a new member of the forum. I am very pleased to have such a place where we MB EV owners can exchange information and discuss with each other
I have a question and am wondering if any of you have experienced the same issue as I have... The thing is that I stopped by the dealership this Monday (7/1) for a software update to address the recall NHTSA#24V372 (battery management system software) for my EQE350 SUV 4MATIC. However, there is something strange that I noticed after the job was done. The vehicle now creeps at a full stop, even in power recuperation mode. Previously, the vehicle did not creep when it was at a full stop, and I could literally achieve one-pedal driving if I engaged the power recuperation, but now this feature is gone (the vehicle creeps at a full stop) after the software update...
I'd like to ask the owners who have the same model as I do (EQE SUV 350 4MATIC): If you have also completed the same software update for the same recall (NHTSA#24V372 ), have you experienced the same issue as I have? Is this normal?
Thanks in advance!
07-03-2024, 10:48 PM
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Welcome! You can enable or disable creep in the vehicle settings area in the driving menu. Wouldn't be affected by the update. It's possible you may be using a different profile or that someone in the dealership reset your settings. Creep is on by default. Feel free to ask any questions and we'll be happy to help!
07-04-2024, 01:18 AM
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Welcome! You can enable or disable creep in the vehicle settings area in the driving menu. Wouldn't be affected by the update. It's possible you may be using a different profile or that someone in the dealership reset your settings. Creep is on by default. Feel free to ask any questions and we'll be happy to help!
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07-30-2024, 09:18 PM
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I have noticed a few settings changed after various software updates. It is probably best practice to check your settings anytime there is a software update to be sure that the settings are the way you want them. Note that you will have to check the settings under all the profiles as some of the settings are profile dependent.
07-31-2024, 01:36 PM
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I have noticed a few settings changed after various software updates. It is probably best practice to check your settings anytime there is a software update to be sure that the settings are the way you want them. Note that you will have to check the settings under all the profiles as some of the settings are profile dependent.
