"range at destination" working well

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If memory serves, there was a software update in the past few months which increased the accuracy of the 'range upon arrival' figure, taking into account driver habits.

I was skeptical of the feature, but I'll be damned if it wasn't close enough to bang on during a combined 1400 miles of driving over the past few weeks. It was within 5 miles, door to door, on a 340 mile round trip. It was awesome to wake up one morning, and despite not having charged overnight, the 'range upon arrival' for our trip home had increased by 30 miles due to higher ambient temps compared to the previous day.

I didn't see tremendous accuracy when the feature was first released (and was told by Customer Care it would use past history, so it should've been highly accurate right out of the gate), but almost without question, it's improved since then. My guess is that the 'driver history' was starting from scratch with the new feature? Whatever the case, the upshot is that I am feeling more and more comfortable taking long trips that push into single digit percentages of remaining battery because the 'range at destination' figure is working so well. Bravo!

I wanted to share this in case there are people reading the forum who are dealing with range anxiety issues. I find myself less and less concerned about taking trips as my confidence builds in the accuracy of the available tools.
 
Yeah, this has consistently been super super accurate for a while now. The center mileage (current battery status) is still based on EPA, but the “battery on arrival” is almost flawless.
 
Yeah, this has consistently been super super accurate for a while now. The center mileage (current battery status) is still based on EPA, but the “battery on arrival” is almost flawless.
This is true, but only if you use the Lucid Navigation. I'm a fan of CarPlay with Apple Maps and using my app www.evrangecalculator.com.
 
This is true, but only if you use the Lucid Navigation. I'm a fan of CarPlay with Apple Maps and using my app www.evrangecalculator.com.
This is why I prefer using in-car nav, better integration with other displays in the car, and consistent branding across the board. It would take a lot for me to swap to carplay or AA for that reason.
Congrats on the app, though, I'll check it out for offline planning. I do have ABRP but it's pretty heavy.
 
Nice app, Plg. Simple, informative, nice looking & useful. Thanks!
Thanks @Lucken. I put a lot of work into the app and it has been a fun project. I would appreciate you sharing your kind words in a review on the Apple Store. There is a small blue info button in the upper left of the main screen that will take you to the review screen. Thanks again!
 
Thanks @Lucken. I put a lot of work into the app and it has been a fun project. I would appreciate you sharing your kind words in a review on the Apple Store. There is a small blue info button in the upper left of the main screen that will take you to the review screen. Thanks again!
Done. :)
 
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