Suzuki Across – How to Use Regenerative Braking

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Modern hybrid vehicles such as the
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Suzuki Across or the Toyota RAV 4 FEV
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come fully equipped with an advanced
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regenerative braking function. This
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technology essentially means that you do
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not actually need to use the brake pedal
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to gradually slow down the car's speed.
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Additionally, the process of braking
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actively recharges the electric motor's
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battery pack while you drive. To
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effectively utilize this feature, you
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can simply use the plus and minus paddle
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shifters, which are conveniently located
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right behind the steering wheel.
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Watch this video until the end to learn
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how to use it. To begin the process, we
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first need to activate the EV mode.
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You can clearly see that the EV mode is
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currently active by looking for the
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small green icon located right on the
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instrument cluster display.
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Next, while you are out driving on the
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road, simply press the minus button on
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your steering wheel in order to
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gradually increase the overall power of
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the regenerative braking system.
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Press plus to decrease it. The greater
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the power, the stronger the braking and
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the more powerful the charging of the
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electric motor.
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This specific function can be
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effectively utilized, for example, when
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you are gradually approaching a red
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light or perhaps when you find yourself
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stuck in heavy, slowmoving traffic for a
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long time.
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You can also use this function to better
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charge the electric motor when driving
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downhill, so you don't have to keep your
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foot on the brake at all.
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The car simply rolls and as you break,
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you charge the electric motor.
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Now, let's take a closer look at the
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sophisticated gear lever found here in
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the cabin. The Suzuki Across comes fully
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equipped with an advanced ECVT
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transmission system. This essentially
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means that the vehicle doesn't utilize
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traditional physical gears that you
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would manually shift through. Instead,
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the system intelligently changes the
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internal resistance for its rotations to
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provide a seamless driving experience.
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You can conveniently transition the
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transmission mode to sport by simply
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shifting the gear lever from drive to S,
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which gives you the complete freedom to
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manually change this resistance. And you
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additionally, you can utilize these
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steering wheel mounted paddle shifters
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in sport mode, which makes the car feel
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significantly more responsive to your
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specific driving needs.
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