Got pinged over the A14 Orwell Bridge last year. Average 60 zone camera on the approach, then variable electronic limit over the bridge which I don’t think I’ve ever seen change in the 4 years it’s been there, except for one dark night when they notched it back to 50….
You do realise the main regeneration in a Taycan is via the brake pedal don't you?
Yes of course i understand this but it’s always better to try and let the car slow down on it’s own - i try and limit the use of brakes when possible to make them last as long as possible.
Yes but using the brake pedal doesn't use the brake pads at all above 5mph or in emergency braking so you won't wear them at all by pressing the pedal, all the deceleration is generated by using the motors as generators and recharging the battery in a way controlled by your use of the brake pedal. It is one of the most compelling and impressive parts of the engineering of a Taycan IMHO and one of the ways that distinguishes the car from some others who don't do it.
Like i said it’s just my driving style for me it’s easier to hit the button than to use my foot !
I had the Road Angel in my X5 until BMW started to offer speed camera alerts in the HUD for £20pa. I now use Waze or TomTom Go ( now called Amigo) in the Taycan via Android Auto. I use the Porsche Nav and just have one of the apps running in the background so it gives me voice alerts over the Bose speakers. Slight preference for Amigo as it tells you your average speed in average speed zones.
I used to have a holiday home in Abersoch and we travelled over there about every 2 to 3 weeks for 5 years.
