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Ford Mustang Mach-E Recalled Because Battery Can’t Handle Owners Flooring It
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That’s not true at all. It was one of the first things we tested out when we got ours in January. You have to let off at a specific rate, essentially it was trying to replicate engine braking since that also does not result in your brake lights come on. A later software update has also made it come on earlier if you’re braking lighter.