Lifetime Average Wh/mi

[mknox]

October numbers:

Lifetime:
36,536.2 miles
12,136.5 kWh
332 Wh/mi

October:
2,111.2 miles
657.4 kWh (from car)
829.8 kWh (metered)
311 Wh/mi (from car)
393 Wh/mi (calculated)

 

[jkliu47]

October 2014
1,441.5 miles
465.2 kWh
323 Wh/mi

Lifetime
11,488 miles
3,775.7 Wh
329 Wh/mi

 

[dfitz206]

Been a while since I updated:

Lifetime:
38,058 miles
12,556 Wh
330 Wh/mi

Takes a lot now to move that average Wh/mi number. we'll see if it creeps up now that it's rainy season again in Seattle...

Still on 19" wheels, replaced rear tires and adjusted camber at 23,500mi.

 

[Brass Guy]

October numbers:
2,012 miles, 561kWh, 279 Wh/mi

Lifetime
27535 miles, 8075.6kWh, 293Wh/mi

We had snow 2 days ago (Sunday), so have been using heat already this month. Temps varying wildly, gonna see worse numbers next time.

 

[Al Sherman]

October:
1024 miles 275 kWh 269 Wh/mi

Life:
17133 miles 5103 kWh 298Wh/mi

 

[Sparrow]

October 837.7 miles 191.7 kWh 229 Wh/mi

Life 18193 miles 4565.0 kWh 251 Wh/mi

 

[Denarius]

Update:


Lifetime:
Denarius - 330Wh/mi, 34303 Miles, combined 19/21, 85kWh (P85+), Utah


October:
Denarius - 331Wh/mi, 1418 Miles, 21 only, 85kWh (P85+), Utah

 

[Klaus]

Oct '14 and lifetime. A few days late because the car was parked at the airport over Halloween.

 

[Lump]

Lifetime
17,700 miles, 6206.6 kWh, 351 Wh/mi

 

[gregincal]

Lifetime 17,800 miles, 311 Wh/mi

 

[kevincwelch]

I don't know how you people accomplish this. in the summer, I average around 350, but it's urban/suburban driving. In the winter, it's mid 400s.

 

[tdiggity]

I wonder if any of the weight saving cars (~200lbs lighter) show any improvement in range? I know my efficiency takes a 10-15% hit when driving with a couple people.

 

[jerry33]

I wonder if any of the weight saving cars (~200lbs lighter) show any improvement in range? I know my efficiency takes a 10-15% hit when driving with a couple people.

Yes, but 200 lbs is easily overcome by many other factors. For instance, couple of psi too low in the tires will give the same kind of Wh/mi hit--or greater. I don't notice much difference when I have passengers.

 

[huzz1970]

Hi to all
Just hit 10500 miles. Average is now 284Wh/mi. Most of the driving is 65-70 mph in the diamond lanes. 26 mile commute each way. Typically 300 to 310 going, then about 250 returning. About 20% in urban traffic at 40-45mph. A/C on, fan 7 or 8, lights on, radio on Slacker. Long term reported energy use has dropped about 2Whr/mile since it cooled off in AZ (checked over about 1000 miles). No complaints.

 

[jerry33]

 

[efusco]

Pretty pleased to have not lost much ground on my lifetime average this month. We had a number of very cold days, some snow and other adverse conditions that stared me off on a bad foot. I had just dropped to a lifetime 306 Wh/mi in the last few days of October and was back up to 307 Wh/mi within a few days at the beginning of November. Despite at least one long trip in the snow the warmer end of the month let me hold my month's average to 309 Wh/mi so made little impact on my lifetime numbers. December started with temps in the low 20s...so I'm not sure how long I'll be able to hold that lifetime average.

Should also mention, Dec. 3rd is my official 2 year anniversary with the car. So I'll be right at 22,000 miles average per year. I don't think I drove over 20,000 in any given year with my Prius. So much for being "limited" with an EV!!

 

[Bugeater]

November numbers:

 

[Sparrow]

November 629.5 miles using 154.4 kWh or 245 Wh/mi. Lifetime 18,823 using 4,719.4 kWh or 251 Wh/mi

 

[Nathan Smith]

Nov numbers,

2439.9miles, 855.0 kWh, 350 Wh/mi Avg

Lifetime,

35,220miles, 11,565 kWh, 328 Wh/mi Avg

 

[paco3791]

Nov numbers,

1137.2 miles, 401.6 kWh, 353 Wh/mi Avg

Lifetime,

25,198.2 miles, 8071.8 kWh, 320 Wh/mi Avg

Just put on 19" snow tires yesterday so we will see how that effects things going forward.