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Since the accelerator is drive by wire, pushing both pedals disables the accelerator, and produces a warning chime and alert message on the screen. The brakes
by zaroth 2y ago
Since the accelerator is drive by wire, pushing both pedals disables the accelerator, and produces a warning chime and alert message on the screen.
The brakes do not have to be stronger, it’s handled in software.
If the accelerator is pinned down, letting up on the brake will cause the car to start accelerating again. So you have to keep on the brake and then put the car in park. Pressing the accelerator while in park does nothing.
- techdmn 2y ago> pushing both pedals disables the accelerator Much to the frustration of those of us who occasionally engage in some left-foot braking. (Though TBH in my experience it's usually more effective in FWD cars.)
- jandrese 2y agoWhat is the point of heel-toe or left foot braking if there is no gearbox to rev match?
- techdmn 2y agoI like the left-foot jab jab jab to induce a slide while still on the power. I've read about other mixed input strategies, but that was the only one I was ever able to pull off to my satisfaction.