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creaturemachine
1d ago
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You get better regenerative braking performance out of FWD or AWD. Since typically the front brakes do most of the work, it makes sense to have that energy go into the motor rather than friction braking.
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kgermino
1d ago
That's true, but if you stay in the regenerative zone it doesn't (seem to) make that much of a difference in practice.
All the braking power happens in the rear if you only brake the rear wheels
wat10000
1d ago
Traction is very rarely the limiting factor with regenerative braking even when it's only on the rear wheels.
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