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Originally Posted by Ryland
Not sure why, but both of those charts seem to give figures that are low.
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I think because it's in metric kilometers, which gives smaller values making everything seem more efficient.
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Originally Posted by mort
Hi jumpjack,
So its in mostly conventional units but look: The ecomodder calculator.
Your chart doesn't seem to have any weight of vehicle. If I run with your Cd and area, I see this.
550 KG (1200 lb) is a very light car.
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Speaking about very light cars, check out the ridiculously efficient wh/m rating vs speed graph for the Edison2. 200 miles range at 60mph with 16kwh.
Edison2 - Very Light Blog - And The Consequences Are
Use the Calculator at the top of the forum. Use the KWH needed at speed / the speed to get the wh/km or mi rating.