What does single-pedal mean in electric vehicles?

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DaniellaRose
07/29/25 9:39pm
Electric vehicle single-pedal means using one accelerator pedal to complete both acceleration and braking operations of the vehicle. The following is a detailed introduction to the single-pedal mode: 1. Working principle: The single-pedal mode uses the braking effect of kinetic energy recovery to achieve deceleration. Under the kinetic energy recovery system of electric vehicles, the vehicle utilizes the inertia during deceleration to allow the wheels to drive the motor to generate electricity, thereby bringing a deceleration effect to the vehicle. When driving with kinetic energy recovery, releasing the accelerator pedal will bring the same deceleration process as braking. 2. Brake pedal usage: Although in normal driving conditions, the single-pedal mode is sufficient to complete most acceleration and deceleration operations, in emergency situations requiring sudden braking, the driver still needs to use the brake pedal to complete the action.
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