How to Use Tesla's Stopping Modes?

[SanJameson]

Tesla's three stopping modes are used as follows: 1. Creep: When Creep is selected (or when the vehicle is in a complete stop), the motor continues to apply torque, driving the vehicle slowly forward (in Drive) or backward (in Reverse), similar to traditional vehicles with automatic transmissions. 2. Hold: When the speed is below the thresholds for Creep and Roll settings, regenerative braking continues to maximize range and reduce brake wear. When the vehicle stops, braking is automatically applied even if the driver's foot is not on the brake pedal. 3. Roll: When approaching or reaching a complete stop, the vehicle enters a free-rolling state (as if it were in Neutral). Therefore, if parked on a slope, the vehicle may roll downhill. The brakes do not engage, and the motor does not apply torque (until the accelerator pedal is pressed). Few drivers choose this mode.