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		ComputerGuru on Oct 26, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Hertz orders 100k Teslas It depends on the condition of the clutch. If it’s a newer clutch or in great shape: definitely not once the gear is fully engaged. I can’t drive my petrol cars in forward or reverse at driveway speeds without riding the clutch a bit to stop from going too fast.

garaetjjte on Oct 26, 2021 [–]

I think any differences in this are down to how much power is ECU software willing to apply to maintain idle speed.

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