BrentInCO
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2.7 miles / kWh crossing Colorado!
I took a different route back (Dallas Divide-Ridgway-Delta-Crested Butte-Cottonwood Pass-Buena Vista-Fairplay-Denver), one that I haven’t driven with a Rivian before, so I can’t compare efficiency with vs without the aero covers, but I was surprised to be able to drive over 312 (I forgot to press Reset on the Tripometer until 15-25 miles into my drive, which was all downhill, so actual total was 327-337, including the coasting downhill) real miles on a single charge and have 11 miles to spare when I got to my destination in Denver. This route has a lot more 35 to 55 mph speed limits, vs my Saturday route of mostly 65mph (Denver-Montrose via US 285 & 50). Way less wind, headwinds or any direction, temperatures around 90 degrees.
1 of the 20 aero covers fell off, perhaps along Black Bear Road, but could have happened elsewhere, on other rough / dirt roads.
I took a different route back (Dallas Divide-Ridgway-Delta-Crested Butte-Cottonwood Pass-Buena Vista-Fairplay-Denver), one that I haven’t driven with a Rivian before, so I can’t compare efficiency with vs without the aero covers, but I was surprised to be able to drive over 312 (I forgot to press Reset on the Tripometer until 15-25 miles into my drive, which was all downhill, so actual total was 327-337, including the coasting downhill) real miles on a single charge and have 11 miles to spare when I got to my destination in Denver. This route has a lot more 35 to 55 mph speed limits, vs my Saturday route of mostly 65mph (Denver-Montrose via US 285 & 50). Way less wind, headwinds or any direction, temperatures around 90 degrees.
1 of the 20 aero covers fell off, perhaps along Black Bear Road, but could have happened elsewhere, on other rough / dirt roads.
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