BEV mating season ?

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Classic!
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If it's a twin motor, someone's obviously got caught out by how powerful it is.
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On FB (according to daughter :lol: ) there’s a trail of destruction before it ‘mounts’ the final car.

I know it’s comical, but, reading between the lines (dangerous) - new car, massive power :facepalm:

We could, potentially, all be there as age progresses :shock:
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Maybe the "sport/rocket" setting or whatever it is called could be automatically disabled after a few moments manoeuvring?
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The car is about 2 weeks old, lovin the number plate with 999. :lol:

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"unintended acceleration" was quite a common cause of low speed parking accidents with early Teslas - was even a lawsuit attempted for supposed faulty accelerator pedals. But it was always user error.

There is now a setting in the Tesla software to enable "obstacle aware acceleration" - ie at low speeds it will use the parking assist to limit acceleration and even apply the brakes to stop people yeeting themselves into parked vehicles.


AE-NMidlands wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2025 9:39 pm Maybe the "sport/rocket" setting or whatever it is called could be automatically disabled after a few moments manoeuvring?
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dan_b wrote: Thu Feb 06, 2025 9:19 am "unintended acceleration" was quite a common cause of low speed parking accidents with early Teslas - was even a lawsuit attempted for supposed faulty accelerator pedals. But it was always user error.

There is now a setting in the Tesla software to enable "obstacle aware acceleration" - ie at low speeds it will use the parking assist to limit acceleration and even apply the brakes to stop people yeeting themselves into parked vehicles.


AE-NMidlands wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2025 9:39 pm Maybe the "sport/rocket" setting or whatever it is called could be automatically disabled after a few moments manoeuvring?
I have a feeling as this is a brand new car, someone has additionally pressed the wrong pedal. This happens a lot when older people switch from manual to automatic. On a powerful EV, this can be catastrophic.
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Indeed - hence the above feature that Tesla added
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