*Your* MPGe

[eelton]

So what is the spreadsheet telling me? Sorry, I really DO have trouble with this stuff.

It's just a way of comparing the cost of driving a Tesla in your area to that of driving an ICE car (given local gasoline and electricity prices). For instance, if the cost-adjusted MPGe from the spreadsheet is four times the MPG of your ICE car, your energy costs will be 1/4 as much with the Tesla.

 

[Al Sherman]

It's just a way of comparing the cost of driving a Tesla in your area to that of driving an ICE car (given local gasoline and electricity prices). For instance, if the cost-adjusted MPGe from the spreadsheet is four times the MPG of your ICE car, your energy costs will be 1/4 as much with the Tesla.

K I get it. I think. So, technically shouldn't the label on the SS be something different than MPGe? Since MPGe is not a function of prices?

 

[eelton]

So, technically shouldn't the label on the SS be something different than MPGe? Since MPGe is not a function of prices?

That's why I said "cost-adjusted MPGe" (although not in the original post--maybe I should amend that).

 

[Al Sherman]

That's why I said "cost-adjusted MPGe" (although not in the original post--maybe I should amend that).

In that case; I get it. Thanks for the SS.