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Didn’t want to delete this but wanted to update. The efficiency for the Traveller is wrong (4.08 miles/kwh) as default so this is not... -
Well now I have to download that app!
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Also just discovered that the ABRP app has added both Scouts..but I don’t think the efficiency is correct (1.74 for Terra vs 4.08 for...
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So I thought the same thing..I’m in Idaho but I have played around with it more…and BEV should be sufficient. Here is ABRP (with Scout...
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Yes, agreed, this might be what Space EV was talking about when it comes to driving style. His numbers are great in his example, but his...
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On my summer road trips, that is a solid 20mph under the speed limit. So its 20-30mph slower than most other travelers on the road...
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You're range numbers will be quite excellent when driving under 60MPH The problem (for me) is driving under 60MPH for long distances...
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My Jeep is nearly 30yrs old, so I understand. 250 miles is pretty optimistic anymore (although TBH, I don't do long road trips with that...
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Still better than the 180 miles I get in my 20-year old Toyota at 90mph! That's from full tank to I-really-need-to-stop. I don't have...
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My experience is that realistic range is heavily dependent on driving style, speed, weather, elevation change, and tire pressure. In...
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I know you saw this in my other thread, but chiming in here all the same. Just pointing out that ~320 mile EPA range, doesn't typically...
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This is exactly the main way I've felt it as well. In terms of passenger space/volume.
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Actually first time I ever noticed that was just a few months ago. I saw one parked next to a VW Atlas (my wife has one of those) and I...
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Yes, it often does appear smaller when lowered. The real difference to me (after sitting inside a Ford or other full sized p/u like my...
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Sure the bed is smaller, but every other dimension puts it well within the dimension ranges of all other full-size trucks, including its...
