Is there some kind of energy vortex in Ohio that makes it different from other regions?
I've put nearly 44K miles on my 2020 Model Y LR that I took ownership of at the beginning of August 2020. We've done a LOT of high speed interstate miles, and now I am doing more medium speed highway and low speed in town miles. My car's lifetime consumption is 293wh/mile, but my trips the past few months have been more like 250 to 270 wh/mile, so the number is very slowly coming down.
Earlier today I switched the battery display from % to miles and at 83% it said 245 miles I believe? So the 100% range would be about 294 miles at 50 miles per hour.
Is any of that an answer you are looking for?