Lifetime Average Wh/mi

[Andrew Wolfe]

Jeff asked me to repost -so here I am.

Vin S00440
Odometer 14653

P85
21" Continental DW - original tires - plenty of tread left
332 average Wh/mi

I don't track monthly - but I track yearly. Since 1/1/14, I am at 322 Wh/mi. (for about 3,000 miles)



Andrew Wolfe 4/4/2014 332 14653 CA S85 21"

 

[Banahogg]

318 Wh/mi at 10500 miles

 

[ElSupreme]

ElSupreme 333 26000 GA 85 19 04/04/14

Still on original Goodyears. Ticked over 26,000 miles today.

Miles over total energy give 333.216 Wh/mi.

 

[CalDreamin]

CalDreamin 4/4/2014 317 16000 CA S85 19" Goodyears

 

[drbradfo]

Lifetime numbers 16363 miles, 5961 kWh, 364 wh/mi. Last 5000 miles on 19", first 11000 on 21".

Portland, Oregon

 

[ckessel]

FWIW, I'm watching rain versus non-rain days now when I'm commuting and I think rain is the big extra Wh/mile consumer.

This morning, for example, was in the 40s with no rain and my Wh/mile was definitely less than the day before when it was warmer and rainy.

 

[Darmok]

I'm at 302 W per mile at 17,000 miles in my 60. Original 19" tires. Nearly all city miles except for trip home from Fremont last year. I don't keep monthly miles.

 

[Nickjhowe]

VIN 2298, P85
Total Miles 9657
Tesla Service reset my trip data on the 5.6 software update, so results are broken in two:
First 5,014 miles, 1690 kWh, average 337 Wh/mi
Last 3,953 miles, 1304.7 kWh, average 330 Wh/mi
Original Michelins. Still good tread.

 

[jjaeger]

Update as requested:

jjaeger 349 19,800 CA 85 19 04/04/14

 

[mark]

Update as requested:
13,800 miles 376 Wh/mi
Just switched 19s to 21s this week

 

[tdiggity]

15,860 miles : 322wh/m
last 2300 miles (2 months): 317 wh/m

 

[Liz G]

1 year 2 months 13 days 40,000 miles

 

[digitaltim]

digitaltim 362 47142 MD 85 21 04/04/14

 

[araxara]

AZ P85

AZ P85 (Tire Info)	Start Date	End Data	Cumulative & Date Range Mileage	Cumulative & Date Range kWh	Cumulative & Date Range Wh/mi
21” Turbine Wheels, Continental Extreme Contact DW	05-Jan-2013	11-Nov-2013	17,193.6 mi	5012.8 kWh	291.6 Wh/mi
19” Aero Wheel, Michelin Primacy MXM4 Tires	11-Nov-2013	17-Nov-2013	18,209 mi	5310.0 kWh	292 Wh/mi
			1015.4 mi	297.2 kWh	292.6 Wh/mi
	17-Nov-2013	14-Dec-2013	20,183 mi	5884.8 kWh	292 Wh/mi
			2989.4 mi	872.0 kWh	291.73 Wh/mi
	14-Dec-2014	04-Apr-2014	27,876 mi	8173.6 kWh	293 Wh/mi
			7693 mi	2288.8 kWh	297.52 Wh/mi

 

[Cottonwood]

FWIW, I'm watching rain versus non-rain days now when I'm commuting and I think rain is the big extra Wh/mile consumer.

This morning, for example, was in the 40s with no rain and my Wh/mile was definitely less than the day before when it was warmer and rainy.

You should see how bad it gets on a slushy winter road...

 

[Sacrament055]

40 KW almost 16,000 miles in and my Wh/Mile has gone up significantly from my all time low of 270 Wh/Mi to 307 Wh/Mi. Winter was very difficult to keep the number down.

 

[ckessel]

You should see how bad it gets on a slushy winter road...

Yea, that's why I'm so surprised the snow states don't have worse Wh/mile than Oregon.

 

[mnx]

Yea, that's why I'm so surprised the snow states don't have worse Wh/mile than Oregon.

Speaking of southern Ontario our roads get cleared pretty well, even in a nasty winter like this one.

 

[lolachampcar]

9700 miles on the P+ with 291 WHr/mile average. 5/32 remain on the rears so they should be good for at least 15K miles (kinda normal for me).

 

[youlikeadajuice]

Lifetime after the winter is now 311 Wh/mi after 23,800 total miles. My winter (Nov-Mar) numbers are 346 Wh/mi and 7,156 miles. About half the winter was spent on the OEM 19" wheels with the Goodyears, and the second half was spent on 19" Rial Lugano wheels with Hankook W310 i-cept evo winter tires.