Mazda MX-30 Regenerative Braking demonstrated and explained

There are five main drive settings in the Mazda MX-30, operated via the paddles behind the steering wheel. Ranging from maximum regenerative braking to nothing at all.
Take a short ride in the Mazda MX-30 with us to listen to how the Mazda MX-30 regenerative braking system works.
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[@hilbrandzuidema6349]

Very good system

[@datathunderstorm]

This is fascinating - I’ve been using regenerative braking on my 2008 Prius Tspirit as part of my hypermiling repertoire for years! Last year summer, I managed 69.4 mpg out of a tankful )45 litres) - the vehicle is actually rated to 65.0 mpg 😊. The Prius doesn’t have paddles to increase the regeneration levels - but I exploit what it has - and sensible braking also invokes regeneration. One more thing; The throttle pedal has an angle that invokes freewheeling when going down a shallow incline - or utilising the kinetic momentum of the vehicle - to travel without using any energy, petrol or electricity. Not a lot of people know about that! The MX-30 will be my next (and final) car - it’s perfect for me! 😊

[@sondremathias8984]

About that one more thing, do you think you can explain further? Maybe I’m just stupid. I drive a Tesla model 3 and I’ve test driven this car also

[@stephenspencer8224]

Thank you guys.

[@CarlosArruda77]

The highest up setting is for uphill driving, and the highest down setting is downhill driving.

[@Feakre]

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