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If you enter trip data where you see Since Start etc then select Trip Data Report you’ll get the monthly stats -
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My UK App is version 18.26.10 Build 591 if that helps
How new is your car? Mine got delivered three weeks ago and I do not have the ‘trip data report’ button.
I’m wondering if it’s because I don’t have a full month of stats
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It does seem to only report a full month.
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I was beginning to wonder if that may be the case. I took delivery on March 22nd so assumed I’d see a number for March once we moved into April.
All my privacy settings appear to be ok and I removed and reinstalled the app. I’ll just wait until around May 1st to see if the button magically appears.
I am on the same version of the app so the IT guy in me is running out of things to troubleshoot
All my privacy settings appear to be ok and I removed and reinstalled the app. I’ll just wait until around May 1st to see if the button magically appears.
I am on the same version of the app so the IT guy in me is running out of things to troubleshoot
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Model: Turbo
Wheels: 22” Spyder
Usual Mode: Normal
Regen: On
Location: Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Av. Temp: 9C/48F
Wheels: 22” Spyder
Usual Mode: Normal
Regen: On
Location: Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Av. Temp: 9C/48F
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Really? That seems counterintuitive. What’s the thinking? It does seem like my car should be closer to yours, and you have regen off
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It sounds counterintuitive, but it actually makes sense once you look at how the Macan Turbo manages energy.
It’s a coasting colossus, by preserving momentum, you lose less energy, which improves overall consumption.
Try it, you’ll be pleasantly surprised, and personally, I think it makes for a better drive.
It’s a coasting colossus, by preserving momentum, you lose less energy, which improves overall consumption.
Try it, you’ll be pleasantly surprised, and personally, I think it makes for a better drive.
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My consumption improved by 0.3 mi/kWh from February to March, despite no change in my driving style or any significant difference in temperature, other than switching regen off.
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