Ray said:
Completely normal for hybrids, but yeah, it’s annoying. You need to ease into the gas for a smoother experience.
Guess I’ll have to change my driving habits! Thanks for the heads-up.
Ray said:
Completely normal for hybrids, but yeah, it’s annoying. You need to ease into the gas for a smoother experience.
Guess I’ll have to change my driving habits! Thanks for the heads-up.
@Koa
Experiment with the drive modes and the paddle shifters. They help a lot!
Ray said:
Completely normal for hybrids, but yeah, it’s annoying. You need to ease into the gas for a smoother experience.
Thanks so much for the tip!
Yeah, it’s normal. It bugged me at first, but once you get used to it, it’s fine.
Wolf said:
Yeah, it’s normal. It bugged me at first, but once you get used to it, it’s fine.
Good to know! Thanks!
Hybrids aren’t meant to be floored. Try driving more gently; it’s got enough power for regular use, but it’s not a performance car.
Galen said:
Hybrids aren’t meant to be floored. Try driving more gently; it’s got enough power for regular use, but it’s not a performance car.
Makes sense. Definitely a shift from how I drove my Mazda!
Quick question—does this only happen with FWD? I’ve got the hybrid AWD here in Canada, and it accelerates fine.
We also thought about the CX-90, but its tech and safety features felt outdated. The Santa Fe has been great for us—drives well and is perfect for road trips.
Neely said:
We also thought about the CX-90, but its tech and safety features felt outdated. The Santa Fe has been great for us—drives well and is perfect for road trips.
Thanks! I just got back from a drive and really enjoyed it. Practicing driving like a hybrid owner now.