Up and down the Alps

[f205v]

Today I had my lunch at a very cozy place on top of an Alpine mountain.
The drive there was on gentle hills till I got to the last stretch: 5,1 km (3,2miles) with a climb of 580 m (1900 feet), on average 11.3% ascent ratio.
After lunch I came down by the same road.
Battery was in temp, and regen was FANTASTIC!
I came down without ever touching the brake pedal, just letting the car coast, or eventually gently pressing the accelerator when it was going too slow.
The resulting graph is here:


I also have a small suggestion for Tesla: please make the graph auto-scale, so that top peak and lowest bottom are visible.

 

[ewoodrick]

Correct way to read the graph when too high is "too bad to show"

And when low, " show off!"

 

[Galinette]

I went skiing to the Pyrenees this winter. The 200km trip used 60kWh, and the way back 30kWh! On a single 20km section, I had a significant range increase...

Yes the regen rocks

 

[antdun]

I made this video outlining some serious power consumption and region during a fall colors drive through the mountains and it shows the power graph throughout the entire 80 mile drive via a time lapse. Teslas are especially amazing in the mountains! I rarely have to use my brakes, so amazing!