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The article claims the 60 kwh model goes one mile on 0.35 kwh. So, at USD$0.16662/kwh (didn't know the currencies were that close), it costs $0.058317 to go a m
by cynwoody 14y ago
The article claims the 60 kwh model goes one mile on 0.35 kwh. So, at USD$0.16662/kwh (didn't know the currencies were that close), it costs $0.058317 to go a mile. If gas is $3.35/gal, then you need to be getting 57.4 mpg to be even.
However, if, as was quoted up thread, off-peak electricity is 5¢ per kwh, then the equivalent mpg jumps to 191.