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I imagine there might also be an effect in play, in which the available miles are calculated using the energy used in the past x miles. Although it should usual
by sva_ 5y ago
I imagine there might also be an effect in play, in which the available miles are calculated using the energy used in the past x miles. Although it should usually take a fairly long distance to change that approximation... I think. Maybe something about using negative energy though regenerative braking skews the approximation.
- greendave 5y agoDepends entirely on the vehicle. The lookback on some is fairly long, others not so much (Bolt EV). New EV users often forget that unlike 'gallons of gasoline' or 'kWh', 'estimated miles of travel' are not a true unit of energy.