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Do we know it doesn't cheat? We know the range estimates used to (?) be gamed[1], I don't see why this part wouldn't be, too. [1] https://www.reuters.com/inve

• stetrain 3y ago
  If I say I want to go to X destination the car says I will arrive with Y battery percent left. This is accurate to me within about 5% of the battery, even driving at fast highways speeds and in cold weather. If it was "cheating" I think I'd notice an issue when the car said I had 5% left but the real battery charge was empty.
• xedeon 3y ago
  Claim: "The nav calculated estimations tend to be very accurate" > Do we know it doesn't cheat? Then the nav won't be accurate then would it? Also: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregory-pannone-3a414610/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregory-pannone-3a414610/
• thebruce87m 3y ago
  It would hurt the brand to cheat the sat-nav based range, it would mean the car wouldn’t make it to a charger when it said it would. You’d have a lot of unhappy customers. Think of the sat-nav range as closed-loop and the other testing based ranges as open-loop.