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Since aerodynamic drag is the largest force acting against a car at highway speeds, why don't electric cars have an anemometer to tell what the speed is through the air? This would certainly increase the accuracy of range calculations.

A 20mph tailwind would give many extra miles while a 20mph headwind will take away a ton of miles.

A simple wind speed turbine in the grille would probably be enough for the calculations.

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