I did NOT hypermile this

Drove with a long range model Y recently. 500 Km in a day. 280 Wh/Km.

That’s a high consumption. What speed were you going?

EDIT: it’s 19 inch winter tires, not 18

https://preview.redd.it/l1ftj9rbzvlg1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=17eea9b674aa58157168eceadead1222668b5430 Here is mine with legacy Performance running 21 inch winters and Uberturbines, (no elevation diff)

Wow that’s amazing. Wonder what I can achieve in summer.

What was the outside temperature? What speed did you average?

Mostly Autobahn 130-140 sp nothing too crazy. My CLA does that with 190Wh/Km

We're you going downhill mostly

74.2 km in 1:11 is about 63 kph

Hi OP!

13 degrees Celsius, speed average about 70kph I’d say. Where possible, I went 100kph/max posted speed limit.

No, northern Germany. Country roads without much elevation changes.

https://preview.redd.it/zbl6vqsq2zlg1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b8066d6045cbed49bee35c469050943f7bb42d68 Teslamate Recording of the second part of that drive (\~75%)

Downhill

https://preview.redd.it/154dsjxea0mg1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=00ac417f415881cc625989d219ea567ffa86af29

How, I have a 21 m3p on 19s, with wide tires. I can never get under 300wh/mi. Outside temp is 40-50F

So that is 18.6wh/100km at 5-10 degrees Celsius. I think that’s okay too. Keep in mind that the juniper is more efficient not only in aerodynamics but also in drivetrain and thermal management. Do you have a heatpump in yours already?

Yes, I have heat pump. But I would assume that since mines a model 3 it would about even out.

Yeah that’d make sense I guess. Have you tried to hypermile it?

Driving behind big car. This is what i do to hyper mile just stay behind a big car and it’ll handle wind force + rock chips. Underrated method