Trielectric
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- Mach e Rally 2025, had 2 Ford Focus Electrics & an I-Pace
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Fully charged my Stock 2025(received June 6) Mach-e Rally. Charged Maximum Traction battery voltage, (via a ScanGauage), to 389volts @ 279miles range & 100% charged(via the cars dash). No AC , about 40lb of stuff in car. Set in the Unbridled mode. Some wheel spin.
@13:00@ 84 degrees F.
60' 1.990 sec.
330' 5.074 sec.
0-60 mph 3.456 sec
The week before I took my 2019 I-Pace(to be sold back to Jaguar next week due to a battery fire hazard) and did the same run with the AC on. It's battery was at 399volts@132miles range & 55% charged. (charge is derated by software to prevent fires. Max. battery voltage was 448volts when new) The car has Pirelli summer 22" tires on it. No wheelspin when going straight. Set in the Dynamic mode (sportiest mode).
@13:34 @ 86 degrees F.
60' 2.284 sec.
330' 5.620 sec.
0-60 mph 4.310 sec
The Jag & the Mach-e must use vastly different battery configurations due to the voltage differences.
@13:00@ 84 degrees F.
60' 1.990 sec.
330' 5.074 sec.
0-60 mph 3.456 sec
The week before I took my 2019 I-Pace(to be sold back to Jaguar next week due to a battery fire hazard) and did the same run with the AC on. It's battery was at 399volts@132miles range & 55% charged. (charge is derated by software to prevent fires. Max. battery voltage was 448volts when new) The car has Pirelli summer 22" tires on it. No wheelspin when going straight. Set in the Dynamic mode (sportiest mode).
@13:34 @ 86 degrees F.
60' 2.284 sec.
330' 5.620 sec.
0-60 mph 4.310 sec
The Jag & the Mach-e must use vastly different battery configurations due to the voltage differences.
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