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Originally Posted by byte312
Some good examples are: (and yes I am saying it again) the Tesla cars, or the British Mini with a range of 280 miles. The Leaf is not bad with a range of 100 miles. That would make me happy. There are different and better ways to build a car. Pick the best example and work from there.
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Just like all auto companies they Fudge the numbers so much in the beginning by the time the real #'s come out people ignore them
According to the U.S. EPA,
The Tesla gets 244 miles (393 km) on a single charge
Tesla Roadster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Leaf is 27% Less than it originally advertised they only get 73mpg as per EPA
Tesla Roadster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mini Electric well I couldn't find a EPA sticker rating oddly enough but from the 3 mins of research I keep hearing it only gets 70mpg - a Best of 100 miles per charge
2009 MINI MINI E Review - All Cars Electric
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