Yes, reading the correct 'volumes'. The memory aspect of lithium batteries is old news - been a known issue since their conception. Maybe do some research...
I guess I'll need some help with the research. A Google search of "lithium battery memory" results in a long list of articles explaining how lithium batteries have no memory effect. (not implying they don't have other issues)
Is the car really giving you 264 miles of range or are you getting that from the Guess-o-Meter?
There is no memory issue in automotive lithium batteries.
The 274 miles it's what the car indicating on a full charge before i left in the morning. I drive about 160 miles round trip to Savannah, Ga twice a week. Driving 75 to 78 mph on hwy 95 (avg speed is much slower becauseof town traffic). When I get home I have about 50 miles of range left. Which is perfect. So it's giving me approximately 310 miles of range, which is better than expected. Because it's new and I have really been getting on it when I am just tooling around town, I assume the computer is drawing my average expected distance down. More normal driving I assume will change my available distance.
160 round trip + 50 = 210 miles of range. Which is not unusual on the highway especially if the heat has been used. I get around 2.4 mi/kWh in my typical 140 mile (one way) commute. Since my battery capacity has degraded over time, I only have around 85 kWh at 100% SoCD. Which means my normal commute range is 204 miles 100% to 0%. Around town it is much better. Highway speed kills efficiency. It is exponentially worse the faster you drive.
Sorry, your correct on the math. Thanks. Still meets my needs for the commute.
I have had mine as high as 400 miles in a full charge - Normal 350ish for me. In Florida & I drive like a Grandma! It changes based on my Driving & Tempurature.
Just the GOM, will never get that driving the way I do.
