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I don't think it has a 'power' switch that you can flip to cut power. In fact I'm not sure many ICE vehicles will do that these days. If I press the 'engine sta

by hbrav 3y ago

I don't think it has a 'power' switch that you can flip to cut power. In fact I'm not sure many ICE vehicles will do that these days. If I press the 'engine start / stop' button in my car while I'm not stopped, I don't think it will stop the engine.

cabalamat 3y ago
>I don't think it has a 'power' switch that you can flip to cut power. There should be. And an entirely manual brake.
whelp_24 3y ago
In gas vehicles pressing and holding it should turn it off you are in motion.
- theshrike79 3y ago
  It will also turn off power brakes and power steering, making it really hard to control.
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  - whelp_24 3y ago
    It is exaggerated, when you're moving it's much easier to steer. The hydrolics will also stay pressurized for a bit, long enough for you to get to the side of the road. The scenario where you need to cut the power probably means the small risk is worth it.
altairprime 3y ago
It will if you hold it down long enough.