RWD regenerative braking

5ohbrad

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Has anyone experience regenerative braking with a rear drive only EV? Every vehicle I’ve driven with 1 pedal driving has had motors on both axles. From what we know, it’s a rear mount driven axle. The battery is situated under the passenger compartment, slightly to the rear suggesting at least a slight rear bias. Anyone with single motor Tesla with experience on how this affects driving dynamics?
 

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I have a Mustang Mach E premium 2 Wheel Dr. with an extended battery. It is a rear wheel drive only car. It’s great. It handles well no issues. The regenerative breaking works fine.

I fully expect the rear wheel drive for slate will be just fine considering that the motor is at the rear axle.
 

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Regenerative braking is somewhat unlike disc. In that most of the time it is a smoother, graduating braking/slowing. It starts sort of slowly and does more easing in to a stop. It can take a bit to get used to it. I have 2 Tesla’s with the first in 2018.
 
 
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