Power meter
The power meter tells you how and when the battery power is being used or regenerated.
The power meter is always visible in the driver display and its appearance varies between driver display modes.
The power meter sections have different colours and designs which indicate different power uses or limitations. They can appear on their own or in combination with other sections.
 | Grey stripes with orange line at the bottom | The car isn't able to draw its normal amount of power from the battery and the available power is reduced. This can appear in cold weather, when the battery percentage is low or when the car's performance is reduced. |
 | Solid orange | The car is using power to move. The size of this solid orange section grows and shrinks with the amount of power being used. |
 | Grey line | This line is always visible. When you can see just the line by itself, it means that the car is stationary. |
 | Solid grey | The car's battery is regenerating power rather than using it. This can appear when decelerating or braking, or when easing up on the accelerator while using One pedal drive. The size of this section grows and shrinks with the amount of power being regenerated. |
 | Grey stripes with grey line at the top | The car's power regeneration capacity is reduced. This might be due to a full or cold battery. |