Efficiency report: 76 kWh over 190 miles (402Wh/mi) on highway in Cybertruck dual-motor AWD

[KuMX]

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[cvalue13]

So based on the mi/drive time, that’s at an average speed of 51mph

sounds about right

EDIT: bad maths - it’s 69

 

[Nabilriaz69]

So based on the mi/drive time, that’s at an average speed of 51mph

sounds about right

51 mph not even a highway speed, I mean not a major highway. on the left hand numbers ers under current , actually, 147 / 2.07 = 44 mph

 

[Gigahorse]

Fairly slow speeds for most "highways"

 

[CyberTW]

So based on the mi/drive time, that’s at an average speed of 51mph

sounds about right

Can I ask how you got those calcs? I am a dummy. I see 147 miles and in 2 hours of current drive. But I am not sharp with all the ways you calculate that

what am I missing? You’d have to average 73 miles an hour to go 147 miles in 2 hours, no?

 

[cvalue13]

51 mph not even a highway speed, I mean not a major highway. on the left hand numbers ers under current , actually, 147 / 2.07 = 44 mph

well, I think a lot of people will find that a typical trip on an eg 70mph hey averages out to around a 50mph average speed accounting for stops/starts, slowdowns in traffic, etc.


the EPA hey test conditions reflect this, and come to an average of 48mph

Like with the EPA, it’s a whole different ball of wax when you're instead talking about an eg open road hey cruise with long periods of sustained 75mph

 

[Gurule92]

So based on the mi/drive time, that’s at an average speed of 51mph

sounds about right

51 mph not even a highway speed, I mean not a major highway. on the left hand numbers ers under current , actually, 147 / 2.07 = 44 mph

I dont math super well but i calculated ~69

 

[Nabilriaz69]

I dont math super well but i calculated ~69

yes 69 , that is correct, and it is even better

 

[Gurule92]

Average speed of 44MPH is "Highway" maybe in traffic, but not highway speeds.

At 44MPH average still under 300 miles of range, better than some of the other reports for sure which is encouraging for city driving range. But 44MPH is pretty slow.

yes 69 , that is correct, and it is even better

So if the average speed was 69 mph and it hit 416wh/mi thats about 300 miles
Do you feel better now @Gigahorse? And thats using the higher wh/mi

 

[Gigahorse]

So if the average speed was 69 mph and it hit 416wh/mi thats about 300 miles
Do you feel better now @Gigahorse? And thats using the higher wh/mi

Definitely nice to get a glimmer of hope that the truck can get 295 miles of range compared to other #s coming in.

 

[CyberTW]

well, I think a lot of people will find that a typical trip on an eg 70mph hey averages out to around a 50mph average speed accounting for stops/starts, slowdowns in traffic, etc.


the EPA hey test conditions reflect this, and come to an average of 48mph

Like with the EPA, it’s a whole different ball of wax when you're instead talking about an eg open road hey cruise with long periods of sustained 75mph

But to go 147 miles on 2 hours and only spend 416Wh/m (short of really favorable conditions).. wouldn’t the average speed be higher?

 

[cvalue13]

Can I ask how you got those calcs? I am a dummy. I see 147 miles and basically 2 hours. But I am not sharp with all the ways you calculate that

take the mi/hr equation and run it out - but I think you’re asking because my number was non-obvious/wrong

147mi/2.116hrs = 69mi/hr

I did bad/fast maths



separately, I’m not sure what to make of the post’s title data RE 190mi/76kwh - that would appear to involve some 43mi of citi / non Hwy driving within it

 

[CyberTW]

take the mi/hr equation and run it out - but I think you’re asking because my number was non-obvious/wrong

147mi/2.116hrs = 69mi/hr

I did bad/fast maths



separately, I’m not sure what to make of the post’s title data RE 190mi/76kwh - that would appear to involve some 43mi of citi / non Hwy driving within it

Gotcha thanks! Whether you want to be or not, I find your info valuable/credible on this forum. when I was doing the calcs, I thought I was missing something, and I couldn’t figure it out haha

 

[CyberTW]

But to go 147 miles on 2 hours and only spend 416Wh/m (short of really favorable conditions).. wouldn’t the average speed be higher?

Edit - got it. Seems less “sky is falling” numbers

 

[Gurule92]

Definitely nice to get a glimmer of hope that the truck can get 295 miles of range compared to other #s coming in.

more if you just go with the wh/mi on the right. lol 306!

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