Range Estimates Menu

[r1vlife]

Hey everyone,

Can someone with the 21s and 22s post their range estimates page so we have an idea what the max range is based on the different wheels and tire sizes?

Here's mine with the 20s!

Thanks!

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[SASSquatch]

While I am also very curious to know the answer to this since I have 22's configured, I don't know how helpful people posting will be because the range estimate will depend on whether you have been driving like Miss Daisy, Burt Reynolds in Cannonball Run, or somewhere inbetween.

 

[Riviot]

While I am also very curious to know the answer to this since I have 22's configured, I don't know how helpful people posting will be because the range estimate will depend on whether you have been driving like Miss Daisy, Burt Reynolds in Cannonball Run, or somewhere inbetween.

I don't know about @r1vlife but it's definitely Cannonball Run for me. It's good to see 293 for others! I'm interested to see real life numbers when I drive Miss Daisy from Seattle area to Sun Valley in May ?

 

[jjswan33]

I can’t help with the other wheel sizes but mine is basically the same as yours (with the 20s) and hasn’t changed since I bought it (1166 miles) and my average consumption is ~1.9 miles/kWh.

 

[SeaGeo]

@rhuber you have 22s, right?

 

[fastwheels]

I have 22s:

 

[r1vlife]

I don't know about @r1vlife but it's definitely Cannonball Run for me. It's good to see 293 for others! I'm interested to see real life numbers when I drive Miss Daisy from Seattle area to Sun Valley in May ?

Let's just say I'm not sure exactly how to classify my driving and how the R1T is calculating mi/kwh...I'm only getting 1.39 mi/kwh for the 220ish miles I've driven...

 

[kneebuster]

Does anyone else find it more than a coincidence that the difference between Conserve and All Purpose is 23 miles on both wheel sizes? Between All Purpose and Sport is 3 or 4 which is still awfully close, and well within rounding.

 

[SeaGeo]

Does anyone else find it more than a coincidence that the difference between Conserve and All Purpose is 23 miles on both wheel sizes? Between All Purpose and Sport is 3 or 4 which is still awfully close, and well within rounding.

Not sure I'm following

 

[Riviot]

Not sure I'm following

I think he's hinting at access to the other 10 kWh we're restricted from... If 135kWh is still accurate.

That or something related to Pizza-gate...

 

[whyasky]

Here's for the 21s. Thanks to reddit user alexmaknet.

 

[jollyroger]

We could probably get a little more apples to apples comparison "if" you guys are willing to reset the history first. In theory that would at least tell us what Rivian thinks.

 

[r1vlife]

We could probably get a little more apples to apples comparison "if" you guys are willing to reset the history first. In theory that would at least tell us what Rivian thinks.

I think most of these haven't synced with driving habits yet so they are essentially "default" Rivian range estimates.

 

[jjswan33]

I think most of these haven't synced with driving habits yet so they are essentially "default" Rivian range estimates.

1300 miles in mine hasn’t adjusted at all.

 

[whyasky]

Does anyone have thoughts on the difference in efficiency between the tires for use around town? I'm thinking low speeds in the city with frequent traffic lights or stop signs. Probably 1/3 of my use is this way on very short trips in urban conditions.

The loss in range from 21s to 20s or 22s seems to be 5-10%, and this is largely aerodynamics driven. But I would guess in the city, it's more rolling resistance? Is the difference going to be comparable for this use case? Or perhaps it's negligible at low speeds?

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