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Translating it is the easy part:
http://translate.google.nl/translate?sl=es&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=nl&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.autopista.es%2Freportajes%2Farticulo%2Freto-renault-zoe-objetivo-230-km-autonomia-llegamos-a-los-263-km-95928A constant loop, temp probably around 20 degrees C, airco off, lights off and keep on driving. The story says the range prediction kept on being conservative for a long time, the average use for the last 200 km probably does that.
I don’t use ECO a lot, as a gentle foot can do the same but the airco was too weak in hot weather.
Yes, I’d read it via Google translate but the article didn’t tell me much so I was wondering if the video contained more information.
In theory I drove better than he did (I needed to use very little braking, for example) and averaged about the same speed, but got much worse consumption. I don’t understand it.
Just managed 105 miles on one charge was trying for more but when the range went from 6 to straight lines and warning lights started to flash I didn’t have the stomach to go further. Under normal conditions I think 100 miles would be the maximum distance at this time of the year it will be interesting to see what happens when it starts to get colder.
Well done!
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