Hi there! I live in Phoenix and am planning to tow roughly 3500 lbs (including passengers) up to Flagstaff with my Model X 100D.
I know that with passengers only, I get 524 wh/mile heading up the big hill from Phoenix to Flagstaff ( a 5000 ft climb).
So 2 questions:
To understand how my energy consumption is affected towing a trailer, would I use 524 wh/mile as the 65mph reference range or keep it the usual 360 (my lifetime average)?
When I add the passenger/trailer weight, is it possible to see what ABRP is calculating for avg wh/mile?
Hi there! I live in Phoenix and am planning to tow roughly 3500 lbs (including passengers) up to Flagstaff with my Model X 100D.
I know that with passengers only, I get 524 wh/mile heading up the big hill from Phoenix to Flagstaff ( a 5000 ft climb).
So 2 questions:
Thanks for your help!
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