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Check out One Pedal Drive in the Puma Gen-E

What are the advantages of One-Pedal Driving?

There are many advantages to One-Pedal Driving, including:

• Convenience – Especially in stop-and-go traffic.
• Improved range – More miles from each charge.
• Lower running costs – Fewer brake replacements.
• Smoother stops – The system applies braking power evenly.
• Energy recovery – Captures more energy for recharging.
• Better efficiency – Less wasted energy, lower overall consumption.

Many of these benefits translate into greener, more eco-friendly driving.

What are the disadvantages of One-Pedal Driving?

While the benefits are strong, there are a few drawbacks to One-Pedal Driving:

• Adjustment period – Braking can feel jerky until you get used to modulating the pedal.
• Over-slowing – Strong regen braking can slow the car more than you want if you remove your foot suddenly.
• Loss of Coasting - The option to coast is usually not available with one pedal driving
• Emergency Stops – The conventional brake pedal must be used for a full emergency stop.

Learn more at Foray Motor Group

Once you’ve got used to it, one-pedal driving can make your journeys smoother, quieter, and more efficient.

Contact Foray Motor Group to explore our range of EVs and Hybrid cars and to arrange a test drive so you can experience the difference for yourself.

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