18 drivers, 18 vehicles, 10 swaps. Testing EPA rating vs real world range
18 drivers, 18 vehicles, 10 swaps. Testing EPA rating vs real world range
arstechnica.com
What happens when you test the real-world efficiency of hybrids and EVs?
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The lack of a Tesla in the mix despite it being the most common EV by a significant margin strikes me as bizarre.
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Probably can’t give actual figures without Elon throwing a bitch fit
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Tesla's range has been tested to death in optimal and real world drives.
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But not as a direct comparison in the same conditions as the others cars here.
It would have been a useful and interesting data point. Even if you don’t care for Tesla, you can see how the other cars square up against them.
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Pretty sure the vehicles were provided by the automakers themselves. Given Tesla's recent range controversy, I doubt they'd want to participate.
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