Regenerative Braking In Tesla Model 3

19 year old trying regenerative braking in Tesla for the first time

[@garavonhoiwkenzoiber]

wouldn't that reduce range, as you're effectively removing the ability to coast?

[@bencarpenter6127]

It uses the motors to put the energy into the battery instead of using the breaks, but you can also turn it off and have it coast.

[@PCRyder]

You can control it with the acceleration pedal. If you barely keep pressure on, it keeps the motor from decelerating your Tesla; and it doesn't use battery power. As soon as you remove your foot completely, the locking mechanism engages and decelerates the car without touching the brakes.

[@OGMarsLife]

yes. it's pretty intuitive. one-pedal drive. I encourage everyone to give it a test spin.