Let's say I'm going down a modest grade in my RWD Model 3. The road has a thin layer of packed snow/ice on it with some additional snow. I'm travelling at a speed that seems reasonable but I decide to slow a bit so I lift my foot off the go-pedal. Regen causes the rear wheels to lose traction. I see at least these three scenaria:
A. The stability system doesn't react. I lose control of the car.
B. The stability system notices that the rear wheels are rotating slower than the front wheels so it applies the front brakes.
C. The stability system notices that the rear wheels are rotating slower than the front wheels and that I have not applied the brakes so it reduces the amount of regeneration.
Does anyone here know what the Model 3 will do here?
A. The stability system doesn't react. I lose control of the car.
B. The stability system notices that the rear wheels are rotating slower than the front wheels so it applies the front brakes.
C. The stability system notices that the rear wheels are rotating slower than the front wheels and that I have not applied the brakes so it reduces the amount of regeneration.
Does anyone here know what the Model 3 will do here?