Rambo
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Hello! I am not new to the EV world but not an EV owner yet. Looking at possibly purchasing a Taycan and have test driven one already and it is amazing. I know Porsche will only let the battery fully deplete 80% and keep the remaining 20% to protect the battery longevity. But with the SOC gauge will the car/gauge let you take the vehicle to 0% SOC on the screen or will it go into limp mode at 20% SOC display on the screen?
Also under what driving conditions is it best to turn on for the lack of words (because I don't know what Porsche calls it) more aggressive regenerative braking system? I know it has a button that you can push that makes the system kick in more.
Any help in understanding these two systems more would be great. Sorry if these two questions are more on the noob side.
Also under what driving conditions is it best to turn on for the lack of words (because I don't know what Porsche calls it) more aggressive regenerative braking system? I know it has a button that you can push that makes the system kick in more.
Any help in understanding these two systems more would be great. Sorry if these two questions are more on the noob side.
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