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Hello,

While I was randomly reading through this section, I noticed that I'm the only one here with S60. Is there anyone else with an S60? If so, how do you like the range? And what is your average consumption?

No your not alone. :) Go our S60 in May of last year so through almost 1 year of using the car on the prairies our average consumption is 210 wh/km, which includes preheating in the mornings during the winter. Spring/Summer and Fall range is predicable and we find we can hit ideal range without to much difficulty on longer trips. Winter average is probably closer to 250wh/km with bad days being into the 300+wh/km, a lot of which comes from the car sitting outside and getting cold soaked.

Some of my cold winter day stats
2014-03-06 58 km 14.6 kWh 252 wh/km -17.0 °C work and home
2014-03-05 112 km 30.1 kWh 269 wh/km -20.0 °C work, lunch and home
2014-03-04 58 km 16.8 kWh 290 wh/km -20.0 °C work and home
2014-03-03 58 km 17.5 kWh 302 wh/km -20.0 °C work and home
2014-03-01 123 km 36.6 kWh 298 wh/km -28.0 °C gymnastics, shopping, parents and home
2014-02-28 88 km 27.5 kWh 313 wh/km -23.0 °C work, lunch and home
2014-02-27 62 km 16.7 kWh 269 wh/km -7.0 °C work and home
2014-02-26 58 km 15.4 kWh 266 wh/km -7.0 °C work and home
2014-02-25 59 km 16.1 kWh 273 wh/km -7.0 °C work and home
2014-02-24 58 km 16 kWh 276 wh/km -10.0 °C work and home
2014-02-22 69 km 16.4 kWh 238 wh/km -13.0 °C gymnastics, dog park and shopping
2014-02-21 78 km 22.5 kWh 288 wh/km -9.0 °C work, lunch and home
2014-02-20 75 km 17.8 kWh 237 wh/km -10.0 °C work, airport for 2 days and home

Basically when it is cold during the winter and we are out for the day I do not plan on more than half or ideal range being available for driving. Given we rarely drive more than 120km in a day its not an issue.
 
I was really glad I got the 85 when I realized the impact of pack heating in extreme cold. It will be interesting to see jow it goes for you next winter. Preheating in the morning will help.

Hahaha, indeed!

Yesterday I noticed the jump in consumption when I turn on the heater while parked... I thought it would be interesting next winter when the whole battery pack needs to be heated :biggrin:.

Honestly, in my case it was the 60kWh or a Hybrid (Highlander)... The 85kWh wasn't an option for me, as I wasn't willing to give up any of the upgrades I currently have, except for the Grey/Lacewood/Yacht, but these were extras that were partially discounted from the total price (almost). Mine was a new inventory car.

So far, I don't have any regrets and I know I won't :wink:.
 
No your not alone. :) Go our S60 in May of last year so through almost 1 year of using the car on the prairies our average consumption is 210 wh/km, which includes preheating in the mornings during the winter. Spring/Summer and Fall range is predicable and we find we can hit ideal range without to much difficulty on longer trips. Winter average is probably closer to 250wh/km with bad days being into the 300+wh/km, a lot of which comes from the car sitting outside and getting cold soaked.

Some of my cold winter day stats
2014-03-06 58 km 14.6 kWh 252 wh/km -17.0 °C work and home
2014-03-05 112 km 30.1 kWh 269 wh/km -20.0 °C work, lunch and home
2014-03-04 58 km 16.8 kWh 290 wh/km -20.0 °C work and home
2014-03-03 58 km 17.5 kWh 302 wh/km -20.0 °C work and home
2014-03-01 123 km 36.6 kWh 298 wh/km -28.0 °C gymnastics, shopping, parents and home
2014-02-28 88 km 27.5 kWh 313 wh/km -23.0 °C work, lunch and home
2014-02-27 62 km 16.7 kWh 269 wh/km -7.0 °C work and home
2014-02-26 58 km 15.4 kWh 266 wh/km -7.0 °C work and home
2014-02-25 59 km 16.1 kWh 273 wh/km -7.0 °C work and home
2014-02-24 58 km 16 kWh 276 wh/km -10.0 °C work and home
2014-02-22 69 km 16.4 kWh 238 wh/km -13.0 °C gymnastics, dog park and shopping
2014-02-21 78 km 22.5 kWh 288 wh/km -9.0 °C work, lunch and home
2014-02-20 75 km 17.8 kWh 237 wh/km -10.0 °C work, airport for 2 days and home

Basically when it is cold during the winter and we are out for the day I do not plan on more than half or ideal range being available for driving. Given we rarely drive more than 120km in a day its not an issue.

Thanks a lot, Tomanik!

Very great and helpful stats. Looking at your numbers, I realized that when the S60 is range charged when the average is 300Wh/km, the maximum available range is 200KM, or 160KM when it is standard charged. Is that correct?

Same here, I rarely drive 100km per day, and I rarely take a road trip.
 
There are lots of us with 60's in Canada. Perhaps not in the forums, but I met several at the events.

Consumption is 223kw/km at just over 1 year ownership. 21,500 km. in the winter I recall it going to about 230-260kw/km and 180-210 in warmer weather.
 
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Another 60 here in Toronto. I've had mine since March of last year and I'd say my usage stats are in line with the others here. I'm at about 25,000 kms now and I've successfully done (winter) road trips to the east coast of Canada, and New York City. I'm like everyone else on here in Canada that is really looking forward to the Superchargers. I had the chance to try the Darrien ones when I went to NYC, and I know they will blow people away in Canada. We cold weather people need 'em more than anyone.
 
Another 60 here in Toronto. I've had mine since March of last year and I'd say my usage stats are in line with the others here. I'm at about 25,000 kms now and I've successfully done (winter) road trips to the east coast of Canada, and New York City. I'm like everyone else on here in Canada that is really looking forward to the Superchargers. I had the chance to try the Darrien ones when I went to NYC, and I know they will blow people away in Canada. We cold weather people need 'em more than anyone.

AMEN for the superchargers :)

Were you able to get more than 200KM out of the 60kWh battery pack when you had the road trip in winter?