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Old 02-08-2015, 12:34 AM   #11 (permalink)
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That's weird. The Honda site states the Fit EV is no longer available.
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The Honda Fit EV had default coasting on the Eco mode, so that could explain the much lower consumption. They also did a good job on the aero, as well.

And they limited themselves to ~1,100 units over three years - and they leased them with NO option to buy.

Compliance car for greenwashing, in other words. They have some of the best cells in that car, too.
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The figures are also a combination of measured distance and the remaining Distance to Empty figure reported by the car.
Depending on the accuracy and in which direction the inaccuracy was there would be quite a bit of room for errors.
Even on gas cars the DTE figure is just a vague estimate. I have driven my car 50km after it reported 0km to empty and yet my wifes car which is the the same type but a couple of years newer model will run out within a couple of km of reporting 0km to empty.
I imagine these electric cars would similarly have differing DTE accuracies.

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