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Yeah, I got that idea from here, so the night I picked up my car I renamed Trip A to Lifetime to remind me to NEVER reset it
-Randy
Wow... 42% diff? YIKES! !Mine for 3000 miles 227 Wh/mi, from the wall 323 Wh/mi
I wish you could lock the first one, or they would just have one built in for lifetime that you couldn't touch.I did the same thing- "All Time- Do Not Reset"
223 Wh/mi after 4k miles
Mine for 3000 miles 227 Wh/mi, from the wall 323 Wh/mi
it is 42%, i didn't see any other numbers there. Friend of mine said he has 20-30% loss from the wall. Basically the wall loss is always around 10%, but this one is probably coming from the vampire drain, and car not sleeping for long periods when parkedHmm. 30% loss from the wall? That seems excessive. Have you been able to pin down a cause?
Without being an accessory to the crime, you're my hero.I have a rwd 18 inch with hubcaps off.
90% highway driving up to 100mph+ at times but average 75-90mph.
Almost no traffic since i work evenings.
268wh average over 2000 miles in 3 weeks.
Daily work commute is 90miles
Just updating:
P3D w/18's.....
a good mix of city and highway. AC on most of the time, as it's been one of the warmest summers in memory around here.
Coming from an S85 where I had a lifetime usage of 336 wh/mi, I'm NOT gonna complain.
Model 3 RWD 18" LR
First 2000 miles...215wh/mile...80/20 highway/local...70mph avg on highway
Then, Battery Management Bootloader Firmware upgrade done.
Drove 150 miles since then...177wh/mile