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Originally Posted by GoHuskies
Only while slowing down, if the peddle is held flat the car just coasts with fuel cutoff still engaged. It's a fuel saving technique called a glide. Only a complete release of pressure allows regen braking.
Now that I think of it I have no idea even how the regen braking works, wether part of the mechanical brakes or friction applied somewhere else. Wiki or Honda websites are of no help.
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not true, I get charging while going uphill (4% grade) at 85mph. It charges when it has a chance, and doesn't need all the power from the gas motor.