QUOTE(huiqing88 @ Oct 25 2024, 11:07 AM)
It is, I am RWD owner.
438KM is the EPA standard, which is considered the more conservative standard compared to WLTP, but it is slightly closer to real world range.
It mainly depends on your route, traffic, weather, elevation and driving behavior.
If you're full on highway with fixed speed at around 100-110kmh, I think its not difficult to hit 500km range.
If you're on daily city drive with stop and go traffic, especially lots of short distance travel, you'll likely see a range of only 300km++.
I'm currently living in Sri Petaling area with daily commute bringing kids go and back from childcare center, and most of the trips are very short distance. My 100% > 20% gets me roughly 250km-280km of range only. FYI my daily route is considered very unoptimized for fuel or electricity consumption, even last time with my Honda Civic also getting around 250km only for ~RM65-70 tank of petrol.
For electric cars, isn't it supposed to be more efficient in city drive and less efficient for highway driving? 438KM is the EPA standard, which is considered the more conservative standard compared to WLTP, but it is slightly closer to real world range.
It mainly depends on your route, traffic, weather, elevation and driving behavior.
If you're full on highway with fixed speed at around 100-110kmh, I think its not difficult to hit 500km range.
If you're on daily city drive with stop and go traffic, especially lots of short distance travel, you'll likely see a range of only 300km++.
I'm currently living in Sri Petaling area with daily commute bringing kids go and back from childcare center, and most of the trips are very short distance. My 100% > 20% gets me roughly 250km-280km of range only. FYI my daily route is considered very unoptimized for fuel or electricity consumption, even last time with my Honda Civic also getting around 250km only for ~RM65-70 tank of petrol.
Anyway, I can see that Tesla's range and efficiency is off by a big margin compared to other manufacturers. The Koreans seem to be the most accurate. Tesla's range shown in the car doesn't even change when the AC is on or off. And some idiots complain that other EVs range become shorter when on AC but Tesla is the best no changes when on AC.
Oct 25 2024, 12:11 PM

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