[RichardInCA]

Like it says on the tin….here’s mine

[Scrapula]

Unfortunately, I was testing MyBMW and my data got wiped. I believe I was averaging 3.4 mi/kWh.

[ando]

Here’s Feb for me

[spatel19]

Originally Posted by ando

Here’s Feb for me

Where are you finding this info?

[Trevor G]

The My BMW app on your phone will have it under the charging and climate settings.

[shail2000]

Here's mine with an i5 eDrive40

[RichardInCA]

Once you’ve owned the car for a month, you’ll start getting monthly stats summaries where Trevor says.

[spatel19]

Originally Posted by Trevor G

The My BMW app on your phone will have it under the charging and climate settings.

Are you all on iphones? I have an android I don't this.

[RichardInCA]

Originally Posted by spatel19

Are you all on iphones? I have an android I don't this.

Yes….seems odd that it wouldn’t be on Android too. Here’s where I get that info:

[alewifebp]

Originally Posted by spatel19

Are you all on iphones? I have an android I don't this.

I'm on Android and have the data.

[lilstevie]

I only picked my car up after lunch on the 27th of Feb, so it’s not that much worth of data to feed into it but here’s mine from my eDrive40

[Scrapula]

Now that the weather is in the 60’s (unfortunately just temporary false spring), I am getting 3.5 mi/kWh. Range extrapolates out to 280 miles with the 20” wheels.

[scas12]

I have a lead foot and enjoy driving fast so I only get 3.0 mi/kwh in Personal mode

[X5 45e]

Interesting. What would the typical range be driving 120-130 km/h on the highway, with 10 degrees Celsius outside normal setting en interior heating. Is 400 km on 100 % soc doable ? 300 km between charge stops driving from between 85 and 10 % soc. Is the difference substantial between a 60 and 40 under these conditions ? Wltp on paper is. But sometimes real world driving is different.

[RichardInCA]

Originally Posted by X5 45e

Interesting. What would the typical range be driving 120-130 km/h on the highway, with 10 degrees Celsius outside normal setting en interior heating. Is 400 km on 100 % soc doable ? 300 km between charge stops driving from between 85 and 10 % soc. Is the difference substantial between a 60 and 40 under these conditions ? Wltp on paper is. But sometimes real world driving is different.

There was a really good ArenaEV article where they range tested the i5 m60 and created an interactive model to vary temperature and driving speed. I’ll see if I can dig it out later, but here’s the data (imperial, not metric here) that I put in a table a little while back. 400km at 10C seems quite reasonable given these numbers.