NC or SC area average wh/mi or mpg

[pachieh]

For those who live in North or South Carolina (eastern half, away from the mountains), what have y'all been averaging for wh/mi or "mpg"?

I'm based out of Fayetteville, so pretty flat.

 

[Zer0Her0]

I'm getting around 280 on a full charge driving local roads in Lake Wylie/CLT

 

[SalisburySam]

With 80% charge and preheating prior to departure, I see 275 with full heat, reducing to the 250’s or better on Interstates. I’m in the Piedmont between Charlotte and Greensboro so not exactly East but not mountains either.

 

[CoastalMikey]

Averaging 245 Wh/mi mixed driving over the past 25,000 miles. Hilton Head Island/Bluffton SC.

 

[arvindm]

My previous 2017 MS 75D Averaged 275 WH/Mile over 25000 miles. Warm weather 250 and cold weather 300. My commute was between Greensbor/High Point and surrounding area. I sold the MS and now I have MYLR and has only 648 miles onboard so far averaging 248 in cold weather! MYLR not only has a slightly bigger battery but looks like it is a lot more efficient!

 

[howardnj]

Why does that matter?
On my frequent round trips from New Jersey to Florida I stop to charge when I have to pee or eat. On my last trip north last December I stopped to charge in Hardeeville, Summerton, Florence, SC, Lumberton,, Benson, and Halifax, NC never paying attention to WH/mile.
I only pay attention to my bladder.

 

[arvindm]

Why does that matter?
On my frequent round trips from New Jersey to Florida I stop to charge when I have to pee or eat. On my last trip north last December I stopped to charge in Hardeeville, Summerton, Florence, SC, Lumberton,, Benson, and Halifax, NC never paying attention to WH/mile.
I only pay attention to my bladder.

Absolutely does not matter as long as you are on the Highways with plenty of charge stations. You take a detour from these roads and you will be paying very close attention to the electron economy!