I was using the abrp to check the differences in time needed for a specific route with different cars (which I consider buying).
While doing so, I noticed that not only charging times vary (which is expected, since the cars have different battery capacities and charging curves) but also the driving time varies.
For example, here is the route from Bochum (Germany) to Nesmersiel (Germany),
with a VW ID.3 58KWh (driving time 2:49) hIDttpshttps://abetterrouteplanner.com/?plan_uuid=eeb07056-834b-4bd3-b059-96e6ced89f13
with a Opel Corsa e (driving time 3:08) https://abetterrouteplanner.com/?plan_uuid=8650dc16-08b1-4644-8a25-e7d95c3b57c2
Same settings, same time, max speed set below of max speed of both cars and of course set to the same route.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there a bug in the time calculation or is there simply a reason I didn't See?
Sorry if this was asked before. I did a quick look around and couldn't find a similar question.
Hi there,
I was using the abrp to check the differences in time needed for a specific route with different cars (which I consider buying).
While doing so, I noticed that not only charging times vary (which is expected, since the cars have different battery capacities and charging curves) but also the driving time varies.
For example, here is the route from Bochum (Germany) to Nesmersiel (Germany),
with a VW ID.3 58KWh (driving time 2:49) hIDttpshttps://abetterrouteplanner.com/?plan_uuid=eeb07056-834b-4bd3-b059-96e6ced89f13
with a Opel Corsa e (driving time 3:08) https://abetterrouteplanner.com/?plan_uuid=8650dc16-08b1-4644-8a25-e7d95c3b57c2
Same settings, same time, max speed set below of max speed of both cars and of course set to the same route.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there a bug in the time calculation or is there simply a reason I didn't See?
Sorry if this was asked before. I did a quick look around and couldn't find a similar question.
Best wishes,
Jannis
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