March 2026 Consumption Figures

[MMR]

Model: Turbo
Wheels: 22” Spyder
Usual Mode: Normal
Regen: Off
Location: London, UK
Av. Temp: 10C

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[Davescharf]

For us newbies to the app, how did you get a monthly summary? I can only see daily stats and don't see a way to toggle it to monthly.

 

[Wivenhoe]

If you enter trip data where you see Since Start etc then select Trip Data Report you’ll get the monthly stats -

 

[Davescharf]

Interesting. I don’t have the trip data report button, only the share one. I’ll have to go figure out why that is.

 

[Wivenhoe]

My UK App is version 18.26.10 Build 591 if that helps

 

[TS23]

Interesting. I don’t have the trip data report button, only the share one. I’ll have to go figure out why that is.

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

 

[Wivenhoe]

It does seem to only report a full month.

 

[Davescharf]

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

 

[racerjim]

Model: Turbo
Wheels: 22” Spyder
Usual Mode: Normal
Regen: On
Location: Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Av. Temp: 9C/48F

 

[MMR]

Turn off regen and see your average consumption improve!

 

[racerjim]

Really? That seems counterintuitive. What’s the thinking? It does seem like my car should be closer to yours, and you have regen off

 

[MMR]

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.

 

[MMR]

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.

 

[TS23]

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.

Driving preferences comes into play here as well. Those that use cruise control a lot wouldn’t suffer the corrective regen each time you lift in a natural driving style that’s avoided by cruise control.

I drove a Taycan GTS back to back across the country, one of us uses cruise and the other doesn’t, and they were .4 miles/Kw difference over the c200 miles each way. That’s with the Auto Regen that the Taycan’s benefit from - will roll with no traffic and regen if it detects a vehicle in front.

 

[kEV]

Macan base
4S 20” wheels
Regen on in traffic jams, so 1/2 on 1/2 off
Essex prob 9C average

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