Christian J
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- 2020 Taycan 4s, 1997 C2S, 1979 Turbo, 1976 3.0
20" turbo wheels with the Michelin summer tires
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You (should) begin to see an increase in range gradually. All Taycan's seem to start with a predicted range of around 200 miles, then increase as the car gets to know your driving habits and style. Also, the regen is probably only just beginning to fully kick-in at 200 miles (initially, the regen is very light to break-in the physical brakes). That all said, I am beginning to see that battery temperature has a significant effect on the range. If the battery is also at 12C, on short trips I am seeing an extrapolated range of only 175-190miles. It seems like the way to increase range is to pre-condition the battery before starting (haven't quite worked out how to do that yet, but I think it requires charging at the same time as pre-conditioning the interior). Christian J in the thread above said he got the battery into the 70Fs before starting on a trip where it was 38F externally and achieved some great range. I'm hoping to try this out on a longer trip next month.
Hi there - assuming you have the performance battery plus and not the smaller battery? What kind of battery temps are you seeing?I have a 4S with 21 inch Mission E Wheels and the 100% range is currently between 175 and 197 miles.