BMW 3: Route guidance
Adaptive recuperation uses the data and calculations of the route-ahead assistant. In this way, adaptive recuperation can be used by the navigation system when route guidance is both active and not being used. When the route guidance is not active, the most likely route is used for evaluation.
However, the stretch of road can be calculated more accurately, and therefore more efficiently, when the route guidance is active.
Decelerations
The following diagram shows the extent of the energy recovery with and without adaptive energy recovery depending on the speed. The brake lights are not activated automatically during recuperation.
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G20 PHEV comparison of deceleration with and without adaptive recuperation
- Vehicle with adaptive energy recovery (example: G20 PHEV)
- Vehicle without adaptive energy recovery (example: G12 LCI PHEV)
- Deceleration by recuperation
- Control range of adaptive recuperation
- Control of recuperation in HYBRID ECO PRO driving mode
- Control of recuperation in HYBRID STANDARD driving mode
- Vehicle speed
To illustrate this: -0.1 g (-0.981 m/s2) corresponds to a speed reduction of approximately 2 mph (3.5 km/h) per hour.
Deceleration to a standstill does not happen since in the low speed range the vehicle is driven via the automatic transmission (creeping).
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System components
The front radar sensor (FRS) or the front radar sensor long range (FRSF) is
needed to reliably detect
the vehicles in front. Consequently, adaptive recuperation is only possible with
the optional eq
Displays and operation
The function does not have any separate display or operating elements. The
function is only available
in the HYBRID ECO PRO driving mode. The function cannot be deactivated.
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Anticipatory hybrid drive
The anticipatory hybrid drive has been revised and enhanced with the G20 PHEV.
The driver can find
this function under "Anticipatory hybrid drive" in the vehicle literature and
the vehicle's in
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Concept
Depending on the equipment, Points of Interest
and addresses can be searched for by entering a
sequence of letters or by searching in the navigation
data stored in the vehicle.
All entries are displayed that include this text
string.
General information
It is possible to search simultaneous
General information
When the vehicle is locked, the vehicle alarm
system reacts to the following changes:
Opening a door, the hood or the trunk lid.
Movements in the car's interior.
Changes in the vehicle tilt, for instance, during
attempts at stealing a wheel or when towing
the vehicle.
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