One Pedal Drive - One Pedal Drive Limitations

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One Pedal Drive Limitations

One pedal drive is not available when any of the following occur:

Shifting into an incorrect transmission position, such as park (P) when driving.
Using active park assist.
Using cruise control.
Selecting unbridle extend drive mode (GT only).
Turning off stability control.

Releasing the accelerator pedal may not bring your vehicle to a complete stop on steep grades.

Increased vehicle load may reduce the accelerator's ability to slow the vehicle.

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