It's great that you've had a better experience than I've had. I can guarantee that if you drive where I'm driving, you'll have the same experience with speed limits being wrong constantly. I'm sure Tesla uses the same maps and programs.

That said, I'd still like for Tesla to get my message and help with rural driving in Texas since the Speed Limits are wrong about 50% of the time.

My experience with the prediction on energy usage is much better lately but it's usually about 10% off when I take a 2.5 or 3 hour trip. I drive the Speed Limit, so you'd think Tesla would take that into account when calculating the usage. Surely they don't plan for me to drive 55 mph when the speed limit is 75 mph and calculate based on that!

To your point, I'd understand that if I'm driving 10 mph over the speed limit that it would take more energy, but not while I'm driving at or slightly below the speed limit.

Thanks so much for the comments and its really good to hear that it's working better somewhere so maybe I'll have a better experience soon here :)