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The Prius has that too. It doesn't need to, but as you say, they wanted it to feel like a regular car.
by fy20 6y ago
The Prius has that too. It doesn't need to, but as you say, they wanted it to feel like a regular car.
- viraptor 6y agoIt makes more sense to me to be honest. If I want to roll just a little bit to get a better position in a parking box, I don't want my foot to leave the break or be super careful about accelerating. I want to just barely move / not-be-stopped, and this implementation works just fine.
- VBprogrammer 6y agoYeah, my father-in-law drives an automated manual car which doesn't do this automatically. It's actually a strange car to drive because of that, it also changes at a snails pace so you have to drive pretty leasurely. Our car which is the Ford Power shift dual clutch system which changes pretty much seamlessly and does creep on its own.