Charge Range % message on dash screen

[05reinvent]

Driving for 6 months and display above steering wheel (left) usual shows example: 150 miles with corresponding % 66%. Ok today I see 205 miles and 100%. Maybe 100% regardless of actual range. Anyone seen this? How to reset???

05reinvent

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[Murse-In-Airy]

Looks like you changed to 100%. I guess I don’t understand the question.

 

[ChasingCoral]

Driving for 6 months and display above steering wheel (left) usual shows example: 150 miles with corresponding % 66%. Ok today I see 205 miles and 100%. Maybe 100% regardless of actual range. Anyone seen this? How to reset???

05reinvent

You’re fully charged with a 205 mile range on the GOM. What’s the issue?

 

[JamieGeek]

If you're saying 205 miles isn't 100% of range you're reading it wrong and this has become another thread in the line of "I'm not seeing the mileage that was promised".

The % readout is % of battery in that your battery is charged to 100%. It isn't reading that you're at 100% of range...no readout in the car will show that.

The mileage display is just a guess...search for Guess O Meter or look for one of the millions of threads about not getting the range they were expecting beause its cold.

 

[hybrid2bev]

If you're saying 205 miles isn't 100% of range you're reading it wrong and this has become another thread in the line of "I'm not seeing the mileage that was promised".

The % readout is % of battery in that your battery is charged to 100%. It isn't reading that you're at 100% of range...no readout in the car will show that.

The mileage display is just a guess...search for Guess O Meter or look for one of the millions of threads about not getting the range they were expecting because its cold.

Agree.

I think @05reinvent is under the impression that X% battery always = Y miles displayed on the GOM. Maybe they drove a Tesla (always showing the fake EPA range) before driving the MME?

The battery % is correct, the mileage displayed is wrong. That's just how the GOM works, there's nothing to 'reset'.

Monitor the miles per kWh usage, ignore the GOM.

https://www.macheforum.com/site/thr...ulate-how-far-your-mach-e-can-really-go.6104/

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