I just joined the 5mls/kWh club !

[Badger192]

 

[Tuareg]

My Xpower shows an average of 15.9KW/100km, so 15.9KW/62miles or 3.9miles/kw

 

[dawson2099]

Was it downhill on a warm day - I once hit 20 miles/kWh but started at the top of a long hill.

 

[Alb]

I surprised myself last month when I got a 5.0 average on a 52 mile journey.

 

[gary333]

Oooh, this sounds like a good challenge, although needs to be over a decent amount of miles not less than 10 .

I'll give it a go tomorrow over 50 miles or so and see what i can get

 

[fnegroni]

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Nice!
HVAC on or off?

 

[EvTek23]

I'd agree it's relatively easy on a warm day on a short trip. The first two examples show these at 9.9 mls and 18mls.
The key is to achieve 5.0 mls/kWh over a long distance. The closest I got was on a day trip in early October last year where the average was 4.7 mls/kWh over a distance of 186 mls.

 

[Kenp1]

I used to get that in the summer on my 16 mile journey back from work, mostly motorway with some slow traffic either end.

 

[Rolfe]

Less than 8 miles? I could do that any time. I live at 800 feet and by the time I get to Edinburgh the numbers always look ridiculously good. Different story on the way home though.

 

[Archev]

Less than 8 miles? I could do that any time. I live at 800 feet and by the time I get to Edinburgh the numbers always look ridiculously good. Different story on the way home though.

Wow doesn’t matter where I go just now it’s 3.3 all the way

 

[Cabansail]

Coming home the other night I made it just over 11kWh/100km. There is a drop of elevation, so the outgoing trip was higher.

Edit moderator: I believe that's around 5.6 mi/kWh, which would be impressive without the drop in elevation.

 

[salty]

Can't see me ever joining the 5 mls/kwh
club, in my X Power. Even in Summer. And to be honest, don't really want to.