I was loving mine (except for losing the Dab radio stations) until this cold weather. The 50% loss in range when I put the heater on is ridiculous. I expected to lose maybe 25-30% like I did with the ZS but 50% is seriously poor, I even manage to lose 75% range if I use the pre heat as well. It's got me considering getting rid and swapping it for something else next Autumn, something more efficient.
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Kithmo, there has got to be something wrong with your car. I believe the LFP battery (mine) loses more range in the cold than the NMC (yours) does. However, the worst I have seen on the GOM at 100% no matter how I have been driving is a 33% loss of range. (145 miles compared to the quoted 218 miles, and I have to be driving like Miss Daisy in a heatwave to get 218 miles.)
Just recently, in a very cold spell, I was doing repeated very short journeys (3 miles) at -5C, pre-heating the car every time. After about a week of that I was down to about 36% battery and when I worked out the range pro-rata it was equivalent to 114 miles at 100%. STILL not a 50% decrease from the ideal quoted range.
If I turn the heater on under normal circumstances, say it has got colder in the evening on an autumn day, the GOM will reduce by 10% of whatever it was reading before. I take that to be nominal, but in reality it's not that far out. I run the heater ALL THE TIME in winter, usually at maximum to start with.
I'm currently trying to get the damn car down below 10% to do a full slow charge later this week, and it seems to be taking forever. Despite heating, pre-heating, you name it.
Remember, this is with the LFP battery, notoriously less tolerant of cold than the NMC.
It may just be a calibration problem, or there may be something fundamentally wrong with your car, but either way you need to get this looked at. It is not normal. It is not something you need to or should put up with.