ckrsFusion

I occasionally see this as well. For me, the location remains fixed where the car was when I launched the Nav app. It stays that way for a period up to a minute and then it catches up. Very annoying and a bit unsafe. No pattern that I can determine as to when it happens.

I have seen it once as well. Long hill and it went up to two miles.

Thanks, I'll give that a try. I have been using L for down hill and it works pretty well. I have to be careful with traffic as the sudden slowing is dangerous.

My predicted ev range is quite useless on my commute. My commute is through the hills of the northern San Diego area and the hills eat the miles quickly. Speed limit is 45mph and the 'flat' section of my commute is stop&go traffic. My prediction ranges from 24-31, but I almost always get around 22 miles as long as I don't use AC. My commute is 20 miles so I am right at the edge of EV range. I was hoping it would learn my commute and adjust the use rate based on the terrain (ie hilly or flat). Instead it just increases the range estimate and then uses miles more quickly on the hills. See the attached altitude route of my commute. CKRS

Cool. Sounds like a well engineered solution to the problem. Thanks for pointing that out. CKRS

I see a lot of folks posting here that they are still on dealer gas after 3 or more months. I am worried that the gas will begin to degrade after extended periods like that. I would like to hear folks opinions on this. If I am lucky enough to be in that same situation of not refueling for 3 months, should I add a fuel stabilizer? CKRS

I just got my Sterling Grey Energi Titanium this weekend. I had a great experience getting the car at Kearney Ford. I highly recommend going there if you are in the market. I previously drove a 2005 Prius, which I loved. So I am not new to hybrids and going for the best mileage. Loving the car so far, especially the design of the car. CKRS