[JMag]

I’ve been tracking the loss of range overnight for a few weeks now. It had been about 8 miles of loss each light in the relatively mild temperatures here in Arizona. Since the last update, however, that has improved significantly to only a loss of 1 mile. That is even with the temperatures having dropped to much cooler overnight temperatures in the last few nights. Has anyone else seen the same improvement?

 

[EVRider]

That is good news. I lose about 10 miles a night. I will track my results.

 

[ERivTruck]

I am more worried about my range loss when I drive the vehicle in the cold.

 

[IThinkFreely]

Why track it at all? 6 years of EV ownership - never thought of it.

 

[JMag]

Why track it at all? 6 years of EV ownership - never thought of it.

I noticed it when I was out Overland camping for 4 nights... 40 mile + range loss was a little more than I thought it would be...

 

[Matty]

I lose between 2 and 3 overnight and being a newbie to EV ownership, I'm just curious about everything involved. I'm wondering how much it has to drop before the charger kicks in again. I would need to let it sit for a few days to find out I guess, which is unlikely.

 

[EVRider]

I like to know what my drain is. I am away on trips from time to time and I like to know what I'm returning to. A full charge (85%) can be reduced to nothing in a couple of weeks.