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What does the one-pedal mode of new energy vehicles mean?

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DeSadie
07/30/25 1:31am
One-pedal mode means that the driver can control the acceleration and deceleration of the vehicle with a single accelerator pedal. Pressing the pedal accelerates the vehicle, while lifting the pedal applies braking, with the braking force increasing linearly as the pedal is lifted. Here are the details: The function of one-pedal mode: When the accelerator is released, the wheels drive the motor to rotate, enabling energy recovery and reducing power consumption. At the same time, the resistance applied to the wheels is much greater than that of free coasting, achieving a braking effect. Advantages of one-pedal mode: Simplifies driving by significantly reducing the frequency of right-foot operations; makes kinetic energy recovery controllable, improving energy efficiency; reduces wear on brake pads.
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LaPenelope
08/15/25 7:14am
The one-pedal mode is a unique setting for new energy vehicles, which turns the accelerator pedal into a multi-functional controller. Pressing it accelerates the car, while releasing it immediately slows the car down, even bringing it to a complete stop. Traditional fuel vehicles coast when the accelerator is released, but in this mode, releasing the accelerator feels like lightly pressing the brake, with a noticeable deceleration effect. I often use it in city driving, especially in traffic jams, as it eliminates the need to switch between pedals frequently, making driving much easier. It also recovers energy to charge the battery, increasing the actual range by about 5%. However, the brake pedal still exists, and it must be used in emergencies to avoid accidents. Beginners might find it unfamiliar at first, so it's recommended to start practicing with lower settings.
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