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The car is probably warm by the time it goes below 50%. Such number is a difficult problem. The Tesla number doesn’t represent anything meaningful. I personall
by speedgoose 3y ago
The car is probably warm by the time it goes below 50%.
Such number is a difficult problem. The Tesla number doesn’t represent anything meaningful. I personally have the state of charge set in % and not distance.
I used to have a BMW that was guessing the range based on the last driving conditions. It was very bad too. Driving downhill in a warm day was producing big range numbers the next day. Driving uphill in a snow storm would make you want to have the car checked for battery degradation.