Mercedes Benz

  The Tesla Model 3 handles stop-and-go traffic quite well, thanks to its electric powertrain and advanced driver-assistance features. Here are some aspects that contribute to the Model 3's performance in stop-and-go traffic: 1. **Regenerative Braking:** The Model 3, like other Tesla vehicles, features regenerative braking, which can be particularly useful in stop-and-go traffic. When you lift off the accelerator pedal, the regenerative braking system recovers energy, slowing down the vehicle without the need to use the brake pedal. This can contribute to a smoother driving experience in traffic. 2. **Autopilot and Traffic-Aware Cruise Control:** The Model 3 comes equipped with Tesla's Autopilot system, which includes Traffic-Aware Cruise Control. This system can automatically adjust the vehicle's speed based on traffic conditions, maintaining a safe following distance from the car in front. Autopilot also has the ability to bring the car to a complete stop and resume drivi...