When I picked up my new 2019 I-Pace yesterday (37 miles at time of delivery) the Service Dept. said EVERY current and available software update was performed and successful.
When I charge my car, it shows 100% charged, but the range is around 234-238. Shouldn't the range be higher, if I have the range boost update?
On my BMW i3S, the 100% full charge would vary too, but this seems kind of low.
Thanks!
Maybe 234 is exactly right based on your current driving style/environmental conditions? What has your average consumption been? If you consider you have approximately 84kWh in the battery you can then check your estimated range, which is all the distance to empty gauge is doing. Of course, when launched it was promised to be ‘smart’ and adjust, dependent on an undefined set of circumstances. It has proven to be not so smart and at some point JLR ‘broke’ it as many owners were stuck at a fixed ‘range’ of 201 or 282. Naturally there is zero relation between that and actual consumption. As I have said a million times before, determine your own range based on actual consumption when you need to (taking a long trip) otherwise why even look at it?
So, if you are averaging 34.7kWh/100miles (2.9miles/kWh) your gauge is accurate. Just remember, the minute something changes from the norm, strong wind, changing elevation, temperature change, speed change , etc. that gauge will no longer provide meaningful data, but it likely never has anyway. Ignore it.
