ohmman
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It’s a good point, and one worth considering. I sort of scaled it that way because my Model S has a lower vampire drain (in Wh/day) than my X, but surely you are correct that it isn’t related to driving consumption, just more electronic draw.Interesting that you correlated vampire drain to consumption while operating. The Rivians lower efficiency that the Tesla is likely largely due to aero, weight, and other factors that would only come into play while driving.
I think it more likely that the drain will be closer in Wh/day rather than miles/day. Plus Tesla is pretty much at the top of the charts for vampire drain, and I think it likely Rivian will be lower.
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