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A lot of EV enthusiasts love this, and they'll tell you unequivocally that everyone should embrace one-pedal driving, as it's the most efficient way to drive.

A lot of electric vehicles today offer what’s known as a one-pedal driving feature, which basically means the electric motor kicks in as a generator as soon as you take your foot off the ...

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Electric vehicles can also have so-called “one-pedal driving” that slows the vehicle rapidly when the driver lifts off the accelerator pedal rather than simply allowing it to coast.

Some electric vehicles are equipped with a one-pedal driving system, but will other drivers know the EV is slowing down if the brakes aren't used?

A significant portion of that revolves around its brake pedal. As we reported back in May of last year when we drove the RZ prototype, Lexus decided to specifically not include one-pedal driving.

Single-pedal driving has become much more popular with the rise of EVs. But does using it actually extend range? Turns out, it's complicated.

Porsche argues that one-pedal driving involves energy losses both when decelerating and accelerating, so it's better to coast.