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I hear you. I’mstill having trouble with super clipping; I know it’s because more of the engine power is going to recharge the battery towards the end of long straights, but why? Do the drivers not have any control of when to recharge? They can’t control when to use the extra energy? Why doesn’t regen braking harvest more power? It would make brakes more predictable and less prone to overheating. I know my electric car can bring itself to a standstill with just regen, and so there’s plenty of brake pad material left even after over 125,000 miles.
Super clipping breaks my soul I won't lie.. I hope it's not a feature for long. Also agree more control should be given to drivers.