Left paddle when cruise control enabled

[BillX]

On my Bolt, pressing the paddle disengaged cruise control, just as stepping on the brake would. On my new 22 Niro EV the paddle is disabled when cc is on. Seems like a curious decision...I wonder why they chose to do that. It surprised me the first time I pressed in that state and the car did not slow down

 

[3XG]

On my Bolt, pressing the paddle disengaged cruise control, just as stepping on the brake would. On my new 22 Niro EV the paddle is disabled when cc is on. Seems like a curious decision...I wonder why they chose to do that. It surprised me the first time I pressed in that state and the car did not slow down

Good question. Not having owned a Bolt or any other car with regen paddles, I never knew that was an option so I haven't missed it... until now!

I often use the "Cancel" button on the steering wheel when I want to stop cruise control in the most smooth way possible. For me the car can jerk a little when canceling CC with the brake pedal, unless I am very deliberately light with the pedal.

 

[Kevin Smith]

I wish that the cruise would use the level of regen you have set instead of setting the pedal to level 0. It's hard sometimes to have a smooth transition from cruise to getting the accelerator pedal to the proper level when cancelling. jerk jerk!

 

[Thurbeb]

Have you tried using the auto Regen setting?
Hold the right paddle to set it to Auto.
Then it will manage itself based on cars ahead of you

 

[solarjk]

when cruise comes off, car reverts back to regeneration, so if you are in Eco, you revert back to level 2