Sorry, yeah, a cupholder question. My wife and I noticed that she can get the same size cup into her cupholder without much of a problem. Those little rubber thingies do provide a resistance, but at least they can be overcome on her side. My side, for whatever reason, seems to be much tougher and you really have to push the cup down very hard. That of course makes taking the cup in & out for a sip a PIA.
I looked at the size of the cup holder itself and it's difficult to see any difference in size. So I don't know if my rubber thingies stick out more than hers (be nice now) or if there actually is a difference in size. I don't see a way to adjust anything. So am I missing anything?
Just a quick note on range. When I turn on the power with no AC, it will show a range of about 258-260. As soon as I actually turn on the HVAC, the projected range drops immediately to about 240. I haven't yet done that adjustment that someone suggested (holding down the brake & something else?). It looks to me, the way I'm driving now that my actual range will be close to the EPA range of 234. I haven't tried driving in the Eco mode, but I suspect as the weather warms that mode might make it a bit 'sticky' inside the car.
I looked at the size of the cup holder itself and it's difficult to see any difference in size. So I don't know if my rubber thingies stick out more than hers (be nice now) or if there actually is a difference in size. I don't see a way to adjust anything. So am I missing anything?
Just a quick note on range. When I turn on the power with no AC, it will show a range of about 258-260. As soon as I actually turn on the HVAC, the projected range drops immediately to about 240. I haven't yet done that adjustment that someone suggested (holding down the brake & something else?). It looks to me, the way I'm driving now that my actual range will be close to the EPA range of 234. I haven't tried driving in the Eco mode, but I suspect as the weather warms that mode might make it a bit 'sticky' inside the car.