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Telus SPARK kindly hosted The Electric Vehicle Association of Alberta and other groups, in celebration of International Science Centre and Science Museum Day and in support of the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (which includes Clean Energy, Sustainable Cities, and Climate Action).

Michael Subasic has a great video of the day as well - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd4io...

We were coming home from a trip to the mountains, when I decided to push the car a bit too hard range wise.

I captured tidbits throughout the trip, and then live broadcast (Facebook Live - won't make that mistake again!) the final minutes as my battery dropped all the way to zero: https://youtu.be/riFDBsdTJPE?t=975

Did we make it to the Supercharger, or did our battery die oh so close to our destination?

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Stats: https://youtu.be/riFDBsdTJPE?t=1775
Drive time: 3:22
Distance: 329KM (204 miles)
Rated Range used: 388KM
Wh/km: 236 (380 Wh/mile)
Average Speed: 98km/p (61mph)
Elevation change: -881m (-2890ft)
Average Temp: -16C (3F)
Temperate reduced efficiency by 15.4%
My rule of thumb: every 10C below 0C, you will lose 10% of your range for trips. Note: City driving will be worse if you do short trips and the car is cold soaked

In only a few short years, the Tesla Supercharger network has evolved from a concept, with only a few chargers, to nearly 5000 as 2016 nears an end.

Take a short journey through time as we review the North American progression of the network.

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It saves you $1200 CDN and give us chances to win various prizes.

Music: Stesso - Predict
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