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Hi all,

I've been doing some research and there's one thing I haven't been able to find anywhere.  In EPA range estimates, is regenerative braking used?  Like does the range estimate go for the amount of energy held in a fully charged battery, or does it account for energy regained through the regen process?

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I'm not sure what you're after, regenerative braking more or less cancels itself out, if you go down a hill and gain charge, you lose it again when you go back up the hill home.

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