What is Tesla's Stop Mode?

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Kaleb
07/30/25 4:12am
Explanation of Tesla's Stop Mode is as follows: Energy recovery level: Creep provides an experience closest to that of gasoline-powered vehicles, with low energy recovery; it can maintain a pure electric vehicle experience with high energy recovery. Driving feel: When Creep is selected (or in a fully stopped state), the motor continues to apply torque, driving the vehicle slowly forward (in Drive) or backward (in Reverse), similar to traditional vehicles with automatic transmissions; Hold can be understood as one-pedal mode—pressing the accelerator deeply results in faster speed, pressing lightly results in slower speed, and completely lifting off triggers strong energy recovery, equivalent to light braking, and can bring the vehicle to a complete stop. After stopping, AUTOHOLD vehicle hold is automatically activated, eliminating the need to press the brake pedal.
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