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> That's because we started with a full battery, just like we do every morning. You're assuming the electric outage happened after you filled up your car with
by chrischen 4y ago
> That's because we started with a full battery, just like we do every morning.
You're assuming the electric outage happened after you filled up your car with electricity.
It could also be possible that the electric outage happened after you filled up at the gas station and the gas station ran out of power.
- bryanlarsen 4y agoActually, it did happen later in the day, so it was down 30km, an average days usage. So we had 370km of range rather than 400km. That's still full, essentially. My point is that the only time the car drops below 300km of battery life remaining is when we're on a road trip, so maybe once a month. Whereas our gasoline car will have somewhere between 1/8 and full on a random day.