[Nebula1701]

Apparently there is an issue with these new EVs that can have them randomly roll away from ya when parked.

Hyundai and Kia recall nearly 20,000 Ioniq 5s, EV6s

A voltage fluctuation could cause the cars to roll away when parked.

arstechnica.com

If a voltage fluctuation occurs while the vehicle is parked and turned off, a command signal from the shifter control unit could disengage the parking pawl, potentially allowing the car to roll away.

 

[Tom E-Tron]

Apparently there is an issue with these new EVs that can have them randomly roll away from ya when parked.

Hyundai and Kia recall nearly 20,000 Ioniq 5s, EV6s

A voltage fluctuation could cause the cars to roll away when parked.

arstechnica.com

EV's should not have a parking pawl.... This is just bad design... I think GM's drive hits have it too, but its a terrible way to hold an EV.

 

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EV's should not have a parking pawl.... This is just bad design... I think GM's drive hits have it too, but its a terrible way to hold an EV.

Terrible design is cycling the parking pawl when first powered up

 

[Tom E-Tron]

Terrible design is cycling the parking pawl when first powered up

I am not sure why they use a mechanical parking pawl, instead of the brakes like Tesla does. Our E-Tron has the pawl too, always freaks us you when it rolls an inch or so to engage. Tesla is just locked when you park it, no rolling.