What's your lifetime Wh/mi?

[Derektsla]

I’m at 393 Wh/m after about 2000 miles. No towing yet, balanced mix of highway and city. Highway always around 70-75mph.

I drive the truck more relaxed than I did my Model X because it’s less sporty feeling. My model X average is 350-415, driving like I stole it! I think this shows acceleration has a big part in range, probably more than most of us account for, and why its hard to guess someone’s range. Getting another ~2000 lbs up to the same speed is not easy.

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[Birvuni]

How many miles?

Almost 3K

 

[BeleeEV]

My average is 400 at almost 2000 miles. Super pleased after all the poor mileage chatter early on. This is with some towing and decent amount of hard acceleration along with regular mixed daily driving.

 

[daveinfla]

2,821 miles
396 Wh/mile

 

[Cybergirl]

With 5,245 miles I'm getting about 420 Wh/mi mostly highway

 

[mdcoleman]

Dual Motor, low ride height 100% of the time. Sans aero wheel covers (obviously), no racks/other exterior items that would increase drag:
1k miles on the dot, average 377 Wh/mile. Wife drives it harder than I do, but I drive it more so its a fairly balanced average after 1k miles. Had a "road trip" last weekend totaling about 300 miles with wife driving it most, and sister-in-law feeling out the light switch power/torque (lead feet run in the family). Most of the miles are around town, 50mph or less.

 

[RayzorBEV]

Cyberbeast without aero covers. 740 mi and 368 Wh/mi avg. That comes out to 2.72 mi/kWh. Better than my Rivian R1T; 3356.8 mi with a 2.68 mi/kWh avg. My R1S has 6897 mi with a 2.62 mi/kWh avg. My reengineered M3 Performance has 68 mi with an amazing 3.58 mi/kWh. So, Cyberbeast's efficiency is not too shabby ?

 

[JesseDGreat]

I’m at 393 Wh/m after about 2000 miles. No towing yet, balanced mix of highway and city. Highway always around 70-75mph.

I drive the truck more relaxed than I did my Model X because it’s less sporty feeling. My model X average is 350-415, driving like I stole it! I think this shows acceleration has a big part in range, probably more than most of us account for, and why its hard to guess someone’s range. Getting another ~2000 lbs up to the same speed is not easy.

Damn.....thats awesome!!!! Im running at abuot 407-409 after 2,300 miles

 

[Cold.Truth]

Last month at 1294 miles, I had mostly around-town mileage with about 30 off-road/dirt road miles and 200+ highway. It’s hilly here in the High Desert at 5000+ feet altitude.
Average Energy ~ 390 Wh/Mile

 

[greggertruck]

372 at 6300 miles on the odo

 

[RollingRefrigerator]

418 Wh/mi @ 4,110 miles

 

[gbuske]

This one is for actual CT owners. (Of which im still not)

Figured we need a spot to track these.

If you could put a pic of your odo or just the miles and average that'd be sweet!

 

[chaosmarine92]

357 Wh/mi, 2432 miles, AWD, drive in low, most driving is at 55mph or less. 1 road trip of ~600 miles.

 

[dantidote]

403 Wh/mi @ 6000

 

[rudedawg78]

With 5,245 miles I'm getting about 420 Wh/mi mostly highway

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