u/SkyeAe

🚗⚡I’ve been using the “L” mode a lot in my 2025 Ford Escape PHEV, especially when coming to stops, going downhill, or slowing down in traffic. I noticed it really helps reduce how much I use the brakes, etc.

So now I’m curious… is it actually safe to use the L button all the time, or is it better to only use it occasionally? Does it cause any extra wear over time, or is it designed specifically for everyday driving and helping save the brakes?

I’m still learning all the cool hybrid features on this vehicle and honestly loving it so far. Especially, the modern feel. 🔋✨Thank you for reading and responding.

Walli knows exactly which seat is his, right beside my mother in law. No matter where she sits in the house, he somehow always has his little spot next to her all set up. It’s honestly the sweetest and silliest thing to watch. 🐈 😻 🐈‍⬛️ ❤️

I love this cat so much. Every single day, she melts my heart. She’s the calmest, most easygoing girl, I can pick her up, kiss her, hold her, and she just soaks it all in like she truly loves the attention. But she’s also got that perfect balance. She enjoys her own space, too. #mybabygirl #my furbaby 🐈 😻 🐈‍⬛️

I think Knickles loves his new bed from Crittany. Thank you so much. He sleeps in it every day. more so than our bed, where he usually sleeps.