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Yesterday, I drove the car down to 1%, then used the home charging station to start charging to 100%.
I checked the meter, the remaining amount was 353.6,
after charging, the meter remaining was 266.9,
so 353.6 - 266.9 = 86.7 (charging amount),
My community's distribution box is a bit far from the charging station, about 115 meters of wiring.
I have a question: the car's battery is officially rated at 74.9 kWh,
86.7 kWh - 74.9 kWh = 11.8 kWh,
there's a full 11.8 kWh more than the official rating, the wiring in between can't lose that much, right? Could it be that the battery's capacity is actually much larger than the official rating?
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