Killer range performance, for one brief flash of brilliance.

[Lawrence-of-Blaine]

For entertainment value only: I know, it’s only 15 minutes worth. But it’s still nice to see.
R1S, Minnesota, about 35F, back roads about 40 mph in Conserve.

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[stormbreaker]

Seriously, its like a switch. I was getting 1.4 or so during this past frigid winter, but now I'm rocking some really nice range in and around town.
Highways, at 65mph, I'm around 2.1

 

[ElGuano]

I find if I'm stopped in rush hour traffic, my last 15-minutes are usually off-the-charts efficient

 

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

LOL, funny timing. I was thinking of making a post about this today also. Got this last night. Who knew that if the temperature is perfect, and the wind direction is just right, I can coast almost all the way from the interstate off ramp, through the McDonalds drive-through, and halfway home to get this efficiency?

Of course, lifetime average is still only 2.2. ?

 

[Lawrence-of-Blaine]

LOL, funny timing. I was thinking of making a post about this today also. Got this last night. Who knew that if the temperature is perfect, and the wind direction is just right, I can coast almost all the way from the interstate off ramp, through the McDonalds drive-through, and halfway home to get this efficiency?

Of course, lifetime average is still only 2.2. ?

That’s nuts! I’ve never seen anything close to 4 plus!

 

[HaveBlue]

No problemo. Mine won't read more than 4.01 maybe there's an update that actual now? I'll have to hyper mile again.

 

[HaveBlue]

Oh hey it does go higher now.

 

[Closedquestion]

About 20 miles from my house is the MT. Hood National Forest. My house sits at 320ft above sea level, got out into the woods at 3400ft. Got this driving back home and off the mountain. I think I actually hit 8, but didn’t get a pic.

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

I find if I'm stopped in rush hour traffic, my last 15-minutes are usually off-the-charts efficient

That would explain my lifetime average of 2.34 with the 34.1" AT. That damn SoCal traffic.

 

[HaveBlue]

Yea it's amazing how good efficiency is when you're not going anywhere. ?

 

[CharonPDX]

Meanwhile, thanks to a lot of highway towing, my lifetime average is only 1.6 miles/kWh…

Although when I actually do the math of Total Distance / Total Energy, I get 1.75. So…..

Also, it looks like someone accidentally reset Trip A at some point early on, it's a few thousand miles short of total odometer. (And a lot of that early driving was towing an even bigger trailer, so my total efficiency is probably even a little lower.)

 

[Lawrence-of-Blaine]

Oh hey it does go higher now.

You got some serious voodoo sh*t going on there.

 

[iansriv]

LOL, funny timing. I was thinking of making a post about this today also. Got this last night. Who knew that if the temperature is perfect, and the wind direction is just right, I can coast almost all the way from the interstate off ramp, through the McDonalds drive-through, and halfway home to get this efficiency?

Of course, lifetime average is still only 2.2. ?

You're almost in Lucid territory! 2.2 is very good as well. Cheers.

 

[CaptainMRSir]

For entertainment value only: I know, it’s only 15 minutes worth. But it’s still nice to see.
R1S, Minnesota, about 35F, back roads about 40 mph in Conserve.

My R1T Efficiency screen only goes to 3, is a range up to 4 something everyone is seeing?

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