The dirt road down to our cabin is pretty steep, with a sharp left corner in the steepest part, about 2/3 the way down the maybe 1/4 mile hill. We always arrive with about 60% SOC, and fully warmed up battery after the 80 mile drive.
We're always going about 5-8mph down the road, using regen only to hold the car back. When we get part way through the corner, the regen gives up entirely, every time, in the exact same place.
Car starts to coast like it's in neutral, we use the brakes for a second, when it slows back down the regen comes back, and is good to the bottom of the hill.
NBD, it's always slow and controllable, just a bit surprising the first time; we're just curious what's going on. I assume it's maybe hitting some max regen and has to give up for a second? Why is it OK after it comes back, maybe 5 seconds later, still on the steepest part of the hill? Kinda weird.
We're always going about 5-8mph down the road, using regen only to hold the car back. When we get part way through the corner, the regen gives up entirely, every time, in the exact same place.
Car starts to coast like it's in neutral, we use the brakes for a second, when it slows back down the regen comes back, and is good to the bottom of the hill.
NBD, it's always slow and controllable, just a bit surprising the first time; we're just curious what's going on. I assume it's maybe hitting some max regen and has to give up for a second? Why is it OK after it comes back, maybe 5 seconds later, still on the steepest part of the hill? Kinda weird.