macdian
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- First Name
- Ian
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- Alberta, Canada
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- 2023 F-150 Lightning Platinum
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Hi all,
Did my first drive in excess of 100km (62 mi), with definitely lower range than expected.
For reference, the conditions are as such:
- Roughly 0 degrees C (32F) today
- 25-30km / hr wind (16-19 mi)
- trip was round trip from my house
- Charged overnight to 90%, then boosted to 93% when I realized I was doing this
- I have the extended range on my Platinum (of course)
- Almost all highway driving at 100 km / hr (62 mi / hr)
- There were 5 of us in the truck for most of the trip (2 adults, and then a 12, 10 and 7 year old)
Originally, the truck said I had over 400km range. It was pretty clear this was a fairly big over estimation.
Ended up driving 247.5 km (154 mi), with an estimated range of only 34km to go. I think it was down to roughly 10% (had it plugged in before I checked and it was at 11%).
The wind clearly had a pretty significant factor, as the kWh/100km went up a lot on the way home (which was back into the wind).
I suppose if I really need to do a long trip again I’ll need to do some research into optimal speeds, etc.
Did my first drive in excess of 100km (62 mi), with definitely lower range than expected.
For reference, the conditions are as such:
- Roughly 0 degrees C (32F) today
- 25-30km / hr wind (16-19 mi)
- trip was round trip from my house
- Charged overnight to 90%, then boosted to 93% when I realized I was doing this
- I have the extended range on my Platinum (of course)
- Almost all highway driving at 100 km / hr (62 mi / hr)
- There were 5 of us in the truck for most of the trip (2 adults, and then a 12, 10 and 7 year old)
Originally, the truck said I had over 400km range. It was pretty clear this was a fairly big over estimation.
Ended up driving 247.5 km (154 mi), with an estimated range of only 34km to go. I think it was down to roughly 10% (had it plugged in before I checked and it was at 11%).
The wind clearly had a pretty significant factor, as the kWh/100km went up a lot on the way home (which was back into the wind).
I suppose if I really need to do a long trip again I’ll need to do some research into optimal speeds, etc.
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