2022 Model 3 Propulsion/RWD (with LFP battery) real world range

[DRS247]

Hey all.
Initiating this poll to figure out how the 2022 RWD (LFP battery) M3 has been doing in terms of efficiency. I understand that folks measure the efficiency differently in different places but here in France we do kwh/100 kms. So appreciate y’all for the maths that you’d be doing in order to reply.

I also understand that consumption depends on a host of factors but just trying to understand the average overall consumption of everyone who’d care to reply

Thanks for participating

 

[Sophias_dad]

Sorry I messed up your poll! The first vote was made by me before reading the RWD/LFP part

My lifetime 2018 LR AWD is running at about 17kwh/100km . I initially put 16-18, but changed my vote to 14-16 because of the RWD and smaller battery.

 

[DRS247]

Sorry I messed up your poll! The first vote was made by me before reading the RWD/LFP part

My lifetime 2018 LR AWD is running at about 17kwh/100km . I initially put 16-18, but changed my vote to 14-16 because of the RWD and smaller battery.

Haha. That’s ok, thanks for letting me know.
I am doing around 13.5 kWh/100 kms in my 2022 M3 RWD. So far I only have ~2400 kms on it though (55:45 city:highway split in relatively cold
weather cause only got it on 18/11)
How many kms have you on your M3?

 

[Sophias_dad]

How many kms have you on your M3?

95k kms on my 3 , not driven gently at all.

 

[DuncanM]

I have a real world range of ~405 km at ~110 kmh with my 2022 M3 RWD, in ~12-15C temperatures.

 

[lowercase]

I typically get 140-ish Wh/km. But in the winter I'm getting 250, and as high as 400wh/km

 

[Randy-12]

I typically get 140-ish Wh/km. But in the winter I'm getting 250, and as high as 400wh/km

I'm around the same.

Summer/fall driving my average was 137 Wh/Km
Winter anywhere from 200 to 390 ish

 

[Randy-12]

It is hard to compare consumption of the cars as we are all in different climate areas.
I don't think in Paris you are driving for months at a time through snow and freezing temperatures.
Then you have to take into account tires types and don't forget short trips vs long trips etc