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How to reduce regenerative-braking drag in a Leapmotor B10

If lifting off the accelerator feels abrupt to passengers, check the selected energy-recovery level while parked. Changing it also changes how far the car coasts.

2025 manualB10 BEV infotainment / fitted equipmentAustralia · export specification
CHECK YOUR CARB10 BEV · Australia English documentation · June 2025 manual · export equipment only

Checked against the English BEV manual linked below. China-market reports identify the owner question; they do not establish an export defect, a recall or a guaranteed fix. Match the handbook and equipment in your car, and follow current on-screen instructions where software differs.

THE QUICK ANSWER

Open Settings → Driving → Energy recovery and select Weak, Medium or Strong. Weak gives less lift-off dragging in the checked manual. Keep using the brake pedal whenever required; the setting is not a substitute for braking.

The China-market owner report

A Chinese B10 settings discussion recommends a weaker recovery level for passengers who dislike the lift-off sensation. That is a comfort preference, not evidence that a particular setting cures motion sickness.

Before you start

Park before changing driving settings. Recovery may be limited with a full battery or extreme battery temperature, so the same setting can feel different under different conditions.

What to check

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Check the result

The selected recovery level should match your preference within the system’s operating limits. It cannot guarantee a fixed stopping distance or prevent passenger nausea.

Common questions

Is Strong always the most efficient choice?+

The manual offers different levels; select appropriately for conditions and safe control rather than assuming one level suits every trip.

Why is recovery weaker with a full battery?+

The handbook lists a full battery among conditions that can restrict energy recovery.

SOURCES & SCOPE

Where this guide comes from

Operating steps are checked against manufacturer documentation; Chinese owner discussions are labelled as anecdotal reports. They identify questions, not the prevalence or cause of a fault. Reviewed on 27 October 2026. This is a source-based guide, not a claim of hands-on vehicle testing.

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