Colorider
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- Kristian
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Now that I have 1k+ miles on my Select AWD wanted to start playing around with the numbers ?. For the first Trip 2, I drove 1,055 miles* and the computer said a pretty impressive 4.1 Mi/KWh! However when I look at my ChargePoint I used 294KWh so that is really 3.6 Mi/KWh I’m still very happy about that but it’s 12.5% worse that the car’s calculation.
Today I reset Trip 1 and tried to see what a fairly normal day looked like. I drove 37.5 miles and just barely got the guesser up to 4.8Mi/KWh as I pulled into the garage. “Pumping” it back up to the 70% charge that I left with took 9.53KWh so the real math is 3.9Mi/KWh which is a -18% difference from the computer! Again, I’m STOKED to get 3.9 so don’t get me wrong here, I just wish the computer were a little closer to reality.
I will continue to test things with different driving styles/modes and in different weather and post them up on this thread. Please feel free to do the same.
Ford, if you’re listening, please put out some better analytics with instant M/KWh and deceleration KWh recapture rates on an OTA ?. Oh, and this car rocks—thank you for building it!
Today I reset Trip 1 and tried to see what a fairly normal day looked like. I drove 37.5 miles and just barely got the guesser up to 4.8Mi/KWh as I pulled into the garage. “Pumping” it back up to the 70% charge that I left with took 9.53KWh so the real math is 3.9Mi/KWh which is a -18% difference from the computer! Again, I’m STOKED to get 3.9 so don’t get me wrong here, I just wish the computer were a little closer to reality.
I will continue to test things with different driving styles/modes and in different weather and post them up on this thread. Please feel free to do the same.
Ford, if you’re listening, please put out some better analytics with instant M/KWh and deceleration KWh recapture rates on an OTA ?. Oh, and this car rocks—thank you for building it!
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