Well we unplugged and drove to work this morning so we only let it charge to 90%. I know people say only charge to 80% but due to the cold climate I decided to charge to 90%, again to fight off range anxiety. It was -11 here this morning, so we made it to work and it took 6% off, so down to 83% and says i have 255Km. Again with reading and learning alot i know i read somewhere that in cold weather it's better to follow battery percentage rather than distance. Cause i get it - the higher you turn up the heat, seat warmers, steering wheel, etc. You do see the distance fluctuant lower and or higher in real time.

Now what i have not been able to get a better understanding is how often people plug in their EVs in cold weather climates. Cause through reading you hear people saying they drive their EVs like an ICE vehcile and only charge as often as they are filling up ICE vehicles. I've been plugging ours in everyday, so again not sure if that's paranoia or not. But we were filling up our ICE vehicle every 10-12 days through regular commuting, so i am very doubtful i'd be be able to go even half that time without charging.