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Update: Our average Wh/m is continuing to trend down over time as I expected. Our current data lifetime is: 11530 miles, 3624.3 kWh, 314 Wh/mHere's our data lifetime: S85, 19" wheels, 4701.3 miles, 1506.4 kWh, 320 Wh/m - Northern CA It's going to go down a lot in the next few months, our garage door broke and we've been parking outside in 100+ degree heat for two months out of the four we've owned the car. The A/C load, especially for shorter around town trips was insane. I expect it to gravitate toward 310 Wh/m over time.
That is just amazing to me. Is it absolutely totally flat where you are in Georgia? Even when driving hyper-conservatively I rarely manage to stay below 300 on a round trip (sure, the downhill part can be 150Wh/mi, but then it's 450 back...)Sparrow 261 12230 GA 85 19 02/28/14. February was a surpringly efficient month of driving for me, 674 miles using 163.6 kWh or 243 Wh/mi.
That is just amazing to me. Is it absolutely totally flat where you are in Georgia? Even when driving hyper-conservatively I rarely manage to stay below 300 on a round trip (sure, the downhill part can be 150Wh/mi, but then it's 450 back...)
Indeed. That's despite the recent ice storms there. I'd really like to see the acceleration curves of the resident hypermilers, Sparrow and Jerry33