Real consumption / range / efficiency thread … post your Macan EV performance 📊

[CandianPorsche83]

- Macan 4
- 22” Goodyear Eagle F1 Summers
- Set to partial load 39 PSI; however, had 4 adults and a child and two luggages in the car
- 5AM no traffic
- Mixed city and highway (over 100km/hr in some stretches)
- not bad considering the variables

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[tmrqs]

Really can’t complain about the efficiency of my Turbo on 21” - today’s numbers were achieved with temperatures in the very low 60s. The ones the past couple days in the 50s.

We’re looking at 340+ miles of range. On a Turbo.

 

[Fun TC Driving]

That is wonderful news. Thanks for posting it.

 

[Yves]

2 trips one leg to, one leg back home …
To was slight headwind and not flat, hilly road some 200m meter up down
Trip to was around 20C trip back around 16 and
The way back was same little shorter as we drove not some extra errant like on the way to.
So on the way to we consumed like 33% and the way back 29% … that points to a battery capacity of around 89kwh if my math is correct … I do expect like 3% heat loss so a real capacity of 92kwh usable … seems I already lost like 3.3% on 7 800km …
Consumptions was rather OK … and if I would transfer this to “real range that would translate to around 440km at target highway speed of 120km/h … not that bad. (Average speed was lower as there were some works that limited speed to 70km/h +-10km)

 

[cottony]

So on the way to we consumed like 33% and the way back 29% … that points to a battery capacity of around 89kwh if my math is correct … I do expect like 3% heat loss so a real capacity of 92kwh usable … seems I already lost like 3.3% on 7 800km …

that's an interesting way to estimate battery capacity. i assume your formula is

Battery capacity = (kwh used) / (Battery % used)

the underlying assumption for this equation is that the battery % is accurate, which i had doubts about.

to confirm my hypothesis, i recorded a trip i had from 80% to 76%, 15.5mi @ 0.278kWh/mi. calculating it out, we'd get a battery capacity of 107.725kWh

 

[Yves]

that's an interesting way to estimate battery capacity. i assume your formula is

Battery capacity = (kwh used) / (Battery % used)

the underlying assumption for this equation is that the battery % is accurate, which i had doubts about.

to confirm my hypothesis, i recorded a trip i had from 80% to 76%, 15.5mi @ 0.278kWh/mi. calculating it out, we'd get a battery capacity of 107.725kWh

Correct but it needs to be more then a few percent (the error of measurement will be way to big), all the YT use this method, and I see calculated battery sizes of around 91 to 93kwh for the Q6 … maybe I need to drive more then 30% … and more like 70 to 80%. In any case both my runs pointed to the same capacity …

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