daveo4EV
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- First Name
- David
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- Jan 28, 2019
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- Location
- Santa Cruz
- Vehicles
- Macan Turbo,Cayenne Hybrid, 911(s) GT3/Convertable
sure, but my point is that the basis of the data, the starting point is not accurate. then any conclusion you make from that data is not accurate either....@krissrock
As he is consistently comparing WLTP range on all cars, then that's a relevant test. All are on the same boat.
This is very good! Thanks for the linkI like the approach of this website, where they make a differentiation between summer / winter / city / highway / combined range of all kinds of ev's.
Very good! It's not clear how they do their calculations (they can't have tested all these cars, can they?!) but I would say the values for the Macan 4 are at least consistent with my experience, so it's credible to me. Interesting that the values for 4S are almost identical to 4. It's fun to use their compare tool.I like the approach of this website, where they make a differentiation between summer / winter / city / highway / combined range of all kinds of ev's.
I am starting to think that Diego is not a real person. Just a cyborg created to analyse the environment and a bunch of variables and conditions to get battery consumption values below 20kWh/100kmSince now I have MY car and can check MY range I find this kind of test silly and useless… with low temperature on the same round trip I went from 18,8 to 20,1 kWh/100 km. That’s it.
I get 410km now, but then again I’m on 20 inch wheels …I am starting to think that Diego is not a real person. Just a cyborg created to analyse the environment and a bunch of variables and conditions to get battery consumption values below 20kWh/100km
Just impressive!
Moreover the joke, I am feeling too like others that after 2000km the car is not able to put the battery temperature in the sweet spot. No matter if I programmed the trip with precondition on, or the type of driving I performed.
It is true that outside we are having temperatures between -4C and 10C but… you know.
Right now these are the range I am getting driving like a turtle trying to use as less energy as possible in the gas pedal. Stearin wheel and driver seat heating on, one or two people and 22.5C inside.
So 393km for a full battery trip if we apply some calculations. Definitely dramatically below my true expectations.
Let’s see how everything evolves specially up to the required 3000km asked by Porsche.
You are not a real person … this is a bot trolling us Turbo driversYesterday data. Temperature -4C