Probably because you charged to 100% so there is no where for the regen energy to be stored.
What about say during winter after the car has been sitting for the day? For reference I drive 33 miles each direction and only charge at homeProbably because you charged to 100% so there is no where for the regen energy to be stored.
That too, if cold enough.What about say during winter after the car has been sitting for the day? For reference I drive 33 miles each direction and only charge at home
Not sure what winter you face to have that behavior due to cold weather. I had some cold days (-25 to -30 C) when my car was outside for more than 8 hours, not plugged in, and I never seen the greyed out regeneration. Maybe if you leave the car for days unplugged in an artic cold weather, then the regeneration would be inexistent, but... I doubt it would be for the car sitting outside for 8 hours.What about say during winter after the car has been sitting for the day? For reference I drive 33 miles each direction and only charge at home
This is how we enrich our vocabulary.Leave it to Voldar to make my Friday night..... "inexistent"... file that one away!
Or unrich it.This is how we enrich our vocabulary.![]()
It's a perfectly cromulent use of the term...Leave it to Voldar to make my Friday night..... "inexistent"... file that one away!
Now, with that "cromulent", you made my day ! 😍It's a perfectly cromulent use of the term...
All that was to say was already said. The greyed out regeneration means :cromulent Makes me really appreciate the google word lookup. It's cromulent use of the function.
Anyone back to the subject?