> FWIW, there is a metric ton of software and firmware that is crucial to achieve the advertised range. I think what rubs people the wrong was is that _most pe

> FWIW, there is a metric ton of software and firmware that is crucial to achieve the advertised range. I think what rubs people the wrong was is that _most people_ would assume there is a higher capacity battery in the extended range version as compared to the standard range version. That's the expensive part here, the battery. It would make sense to have to spend more money to get a bigger battery. But to find out that both models have the same battery and there's just a damn software lock differentiating the two? Come on.