2022 RWD Taycan Performance Plus (93.4 kWh)

[Willie]

Thanks to all the folks that have reached out regarding my cars range. I have been doing research on the meaning of "miles per kWh". My average miles per kWh since I purchased the car in March is 2.7. The car has 3554 miles.

Topcharger.co.uk reports the following kWh grades for EV's in general:
Great: Above 4.2 miles
Good: Above 3.8
Average: Above 3.5

Wiki Automotive Catalogue reports the following range for m/kWh (2022 Taycan) :
3.1 to 2.6

Can any 2022 RWD Taycan owner share their m/kWh? I found it in my Connect app under All Trip Data.
Thank you

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[icedup51]

Thanks to all the folks that have reached out regarding my cars range. I have been doing research on the meaning of "miles per kWh". My average miles per kWh since I purchased the car in March is 2.7. The car has 3554 miles.

Topcharger.co.uk reports the following kWh grades for EV's in general:
Great: Above 4.2 miles
Good: Above 3.8
Average: Above 3.5

Wiki Automotive Catalogue reports the following range for m/kWh (2022 Taycan) :
3.1 to 2.6

Can any 2022 RWD Taycan owner share their m/kWh? I found it in my Connect app under All Trip Data.
Thank you

Not sure if it helps I've a April 22 4S with 1900 miles. That shows 2.7 with best being 3.2

 

[PDACPA]

'21 RWD PB+ Mission E 21 inch Wheels 5774 miles and getting 2.5 mi/kWh per My Porsche app "All Trip Data" and the far right Total selected.

 

[Archimedes]

Thanks to all the folks that have reached out regarding my cars range. I have been doing research on the meaning of "miles per kWh". My average miles per kWh since I purchased the car in March is 2.7. The car has 3554 miles.

Topcharger.co.uk reports the following kWh grades for EV's in general:
Great: Above 4.2 miles
Good: Above 3.8
Average: Above 3.5

Sure that's not kilometers?

 

[boxrbus]

2021 RWD with PB and 20 inch all-seasons.

 

[VTaycan]

2022 RWD with 20 inch all season tires and standard battery. 3.3 mi/kwh since start (2300 miles).

 

[Streemline79]

3.1 at 2600 miles

 

[4thPcar]

I have 2022 RWD with 6850 miles and 20 inch wheels, acquired in Feb of this year. The "all trip data" shows 3.5 mi/kWh.

You need to be careful in sourcing this data as clicking "All Trip Data" defaults to last trip taken. Click "Total" to see the data from when you first acquired the car.

I have the PB+ and recently charged it to 100% for a trip to LA. The range was shown as 298 miles (lets just say 300) at the start and I returned home with 75 miles of extra range. The round trip was about 180 miles and I drove locally another 20 miles or so, so I consider the range estimate to be pretty accurate.

HTH.

 

[4thPcar]

'21 RWD PB+ Mission E 21 inch Wheels 5774 miles and getting 2.5 mi/kWh per My Porsche app "All Trip Data" and the far right Total selected.

Now I am curious why you are seeing 2.5 and I am seeing 3.5. That's a big delta and our cars have similar mileage and same battery. Are you driving in a lot of stop-and-go and/or standstill traffic?

 

[TXAG]

3.6 mi/kWh on my 2022 RWD; 4500 miles; PB+; 20" all season tires; uPdated one week ago

 

[B61]

Since other guys with nonRWD also posted, here are my data as well: CT 4, MY21, 22570KM, 19,3kwh/100 (=5,18km/kwh, or 3,22 miles/kwh).
But,as discoused in other thread(s), after Update, my numbers are higher…about 22,5/100km, means 2,76 miles/kwh.

Edit: PB+, 21" summer tyres, 20" winter

 

[AV7]

22 RWD with 20 inch PB+ without uPdate:

8001 miles, 3.4 mi/kWH

 

[ben1]

I have an average of 22kwh/100km.
Which is, if I calculated it right, 2.84 miles/kwh.
Or 220 wh/km. Which is probably the scientifically most sensible unit.

As an engineer, it find it annoying, that we did not, collectively, took the opportunity to do this the same way everywhere. We had the chance to switch now to a more sensible, scientific way of expressing car consumption. And we ended up again with Babylon-style chaos and archaic units.
(and on top of that people constantly mixing up kw and kwh)

 

[Mr Bill]

Dec 2021 RWD (2022 model), 20 inch Aeros, standard battery, 13,734 miles, average speed 27mph, 3.8 mile/kwH since last December (no resets done ever).

As I noted before (and calculated by others based on actual driving data, as opposed to PCM data), the overall calculation figure is simply bogus. Real average consumption must be at least 10-15% higher. Believe all you want though...

 

[rb33gl]

'21 RWD (22 model) PB+ 20 inch Wheels 4500 miles and getting between 2.6 mi/kWh for short journeys to 3.1 mi/kWh for longer (50+ miles). Don't use Range mode.

"All Trip Data" reads 3.0 mi/kWh. Most of my journeys are short (below 30 miles), with a few longer ones. Charge to 85% generally

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