Ariya’s range taking a nosedive

snuggy1955 · Feb 10, 2025

So I’m over 6 months into owning my 2024 Evolve+, and my range has totally taken a nosedive. Used to cruise with around 320 miles on a full charge, but now it’s noticeably less. Is this just a normal part of EV ownership... or am I messing something up? Any tips on squeezing out more range or things I should be keeping an eye on?

SilverSwan · Feb 12, 2025

Your actual range hasn’t changed, but where, how, and under what conditions you drive can certainly mix things up. Remember the GOM is just a rough estimate.

ironchin09 · Feb 16, 2025

Yep, driving style definitely plays a huge role. Aggressive acceleration or heavy braking can eat up more energy. So try keeping it smooth and steady, and youll likely notice better efficiency over time.

CuriousDriver4 · Feb 22, 2025

snuggy1955 said:
So I’m over 6 months into owning my 2024 Evolve+, and my range has totally taken a nosedive. Used to cruise with around 320 miles on a full charge, but now it’s noticeably less. Is this just a normal part of EV ownership... or am I messing something up? Any tips on squeezing out more range or things I should be keeping an eye on?

Though, it is still winter... I mean, that's pretty obvious.

snuggy1955 · Mar 2, 2025

SilverSwan said:
Your actual range hasn’t changed, but where, how, and under what conditions you drive can certainly mix things up. Remember the GOM is just a rough estimate.

I get that the GOM can be all over the place, but this is a bit much. I'm at around 280 miles now, and I'm driving like a granny. Should I be worried about the battery's health, or is this just what happens in winter with all the other stuff going on?

snuggy1955 · Mar 2, 2025

SilverSwan said:
Your actual range hasn’t changed, but where, how, and under what conditions you drive can certainly mix things up. Remember the GOM is just a rough estimate.

Yeah, I've been trying to drive super smoothly, but the range just keeps dipping. I know the cold affects things too, but I wasn't expecting that much of a drop. I guess I’ll just have to adjust to it for now. Anything else I should do to help?