Average wh/mi?

[Apprunner]

I realize there are a lot of variables which is why I posted the question. I'm not asking what should I be getting, I'm just curious how my usage stacks up with everyone else. I live in Southeast Texas which is extremely flat. The only hills we have around here are overpasses. I would define my driving style as spirited. Lol.

I have a model 3 long range dual motor but not performance. I'm running on stock wheels and tires but without the aero hubcaps. I do know that if I leave my display set to miles instead of percentage of battery left, I get about half of the range that it displays. In other words, I use energy much faster than what the car anticipates. I thought it would learn my driving style over time and adjust the range accordingly. I guess not.

Don't worry. I average around 350 wh/mi with a Performance on 20s. I feel like if I drive under 330 wh/mi, i'm not driving it right.

 

[theothertom]

I mostly drive on the highway with a bit of city mixed in. I've taken some massive road trips. The 18 in aeros help a lot (usually about 2-4% more range).

Thanks!

 

[Torque Monster]

257 wh/mi over about 6K miles on my Dual Motor AWD 2019

 

[Movingcheese]

257 wh/mi over about 6K miles on my Dual Motor AWD 2019

 

[Movingcheese]

4743 miles delivered 12/2019 2020 Standard range 19” Rims Southern California Weather Total used 931 kWh = 196 Wh/mi Freeway 55mph

 

[M3BlueGeorgia]

Experienced about 243 on a fast run from Atlanta to Savannah in 90+F temps.

 

[viennacoup]

LR AWD 18" Aero wheels. 7,346 miles, 215 wh/mile.

 

[Pintsize]

LR AWD 20" Zero G wheels. 325wh/mi... might need to switch back to aeros when I was getting around 295ish. Mostly highway 75-80mph.

 

[P-Lo801]

LR RWD, mostly mixed freeway and city driving, going no faster than speed limit and the occasional burst off the line from a stoplight

With OEM aeros and tires: 225wh/mi (about 13k miles)

With 19" aftermarket wheels and Continental PureContact LS tires 235/40/19: 238wh/mi (about 7k miles)

 

[David L]

LR RWD, 18" aero covers on, 75% freeway

233 Wh/mi for ~22k miles on MXM4
242 Wh/mi for ~4k miles on DWS 06

 

[Remital55]

255wh/mile. 25,000 miles. September 2018 Stealth M3. 18” aeros 100%. 1.5 mile in town commute and many 1-6 hour trips. Likely down to 250 wh/m by the two year mark, as cold weather in winter uses much more energy on short daily commute and, as noted, I bought in the fall.

 

[Perscitus]

Almost 3 years in... AWD+, stock 19s/tires and life-time @ 254Wh/mi
including climbing Mt Washington and driving all over the mountain, lake and coastal regions of New England.

Duplicate thread:
Watts per mile

 

[Rothgarr]

280 lifetime on my LR AWD (10k+ miles). Admittedly, I do beat the crap out of it...

But I have solar so charging costs me nothing so I never watch my Wh/mi

 

[jkirkwood001]

I realize there are a lot of variables which is why I posted the question. I'm not asking what should I be getting, I'm just curious how my usage stacks up with everyone else. I live in Southeast Texas which is extremely flat. The only hills we have around here are overpasses. I would define my driving style as spirited. Lol.

I have a model 3 long range dual motor but not performance. I'm running on stock wheels and tires but without the aero hubcaps...

I have the exact same config as you, @jlg32281 , but I live in Ottawa, Canada - so two cold winters take ~40% range off in cold weather. My average has been 323 wh / mile (201 wh / km) over 32,000 miles. I've also driven a 7,800 mile trip from Ottawa, through Texas to Monterrey Mexico, up to California and back which I did at 278 wh/m.

 

[DMBM3]

2020 LR AWD with 18” wheels, never used the aero caps. Took delivery in Dec 2020 now with ~4.5k miles. Got about 310 wh/m in the winter months (Ohio). Now down to 283 wh/m since delivery.

 

[DMBM3]

LR AWD 18" Aero wheels. 7,346 miles, 215 wh/mile.

Impressive! What part of the country?

 

[rickdogg82]

251 after 15 months and 17K miles. LR RWD with 19s (39 PSI) and climate control always on.

 

[brianhill33]

Two M3's in my house:
2018 LR RWD: 47k miles, lifetime average 209 wh/mi
2018 MR RWD: 34k miles, lifetime average 198 wh/mi

Both are 18" wheels with Aeros

Live in CT. We both drive mix of highway and two lane roads, and very conservatively (unless showing off for friends). Wife uses the climate (mostly AC) more than I do.

 

[spark146]

259

15,000 miles (Maine, but not much cold weather),
AWD,
18’s, no aeros,
Balanced highway / back roads
Always driven enthusiastically on the twisties

 

[Ferengii]

241 wh/mi

8600 miles - Colorado - 2019 LR AWD, no aeros - mix of highway and local roads