dml105
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Yeah, i don't think that matters much. BEVs love stop and go traffic. BEVs are less efficient when the wind resistance is high (i.e. at highway speed) - the energy spent to push the air out of the way is lost for good. But the energy used to get up to speed is recovered pretty efficiently.Edit to add: Use cruise control as much as possible on your commute. Constantly speeding up and slowing down (even with regen) wastes a lot of energy.
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