I've gotten a Nissan Leaf v.2 which comes with e-pedal. Essentially single pedal driving. Best described as someone who drove stick shift as staying in second

I've gotten a Nissan Leaf v.2 which comes with e-pedal. Essentially single pedal driving. Best described as someone who drove stick shift as staying in second gear but without none of the noise. Push the pedal down and it accelerates normally, but start lifting off and it goes from "neutral" to "engine braking" (regenerative) all the way to a complete stop. https://www.nissan-global.com/EN/TECHNOLOGY/OVERVIEW/e_Pedal.html https://www.nissan-global.com/EN/TECHNOLOGY/OVERVIEW/e_Pedal... While I do miss doing 3 -> 2 heel toe downshift for corners, trying to figure out when to lift off to scrub enough speed without touching the brakes for a corner is just as entertaining. I think shifting gears in general, whether automatics or manual, will fade out as electric drive-trains take over.