If you've never driven an electric car but are interested, you've probably heard the term one-pedal driving popping up in your research.
But what does that mean?
And how is it different from driving a combustion car?
And is it something you actually even want?
Today, we're in the award-winning Kia EV9 to answer all of your questions.
Let's hop behind the wheel and dig right in.
So all electric vehicles use electric motors to go.
In the case of the EV9 here, there are two electric motors totaling 283 kilowatts and around 516 pound feet of torque.
Energy comes out of the 99.8 kilowatt hour battery, which excites electromagnetics in the stator, which pull on other magnets in the rotor, which cause the wheels to turn and make the EV9 here go from zero to 60 in around five seconds in this GT line trim.
Simple stuff, very fun, highly recommended.
