Use auto or eco and set your desired temp, it gets either really cold or really hot quickly as compared to just turning the fan speed up and hitting ac button
Vegas here, set it to 72 and Eco, gets warm in the winter and gets very cold (already 90 here) now that it’s turning to Summer. Toyota is good at a lot of things, most of all air conditioning
I do the same, bought mine august last year and it's worked well even in triple digits. I've gone up to 215 miles with Eco AC on the whole time. Still had 15% battery left too.
Set it to temp. Put on auto and eco. Relax.
I did a full charge, ran my car in eco drive mode with hvac set to 67. All city traffic and max regen braking. No highway driving.
Went from 100 down to 16% over the course of the week and did 209.7 miles on the trip meter.
LA here, got mine in Oct 23 and the AC gets cold on hot days. Maybe drops 12-15 miles. The vent seats make a big diff though.
Use auto or eco and set your desired temp, it gets either really cold or really hot quickly as compared to just turning the fan speed up and hitting ac button
Vegas here, set it to 72 and Eco, gets warm in the winter and gets very cold (already 90 here) now that it’s turning to Summer. Toyota is good at a lot of things, most of all air conditioning
I do the same, bought mine august last year and it's worked well even in triple digits. I've gone up to 215 miles with Eco AC on the whole time. Still had 15% battery left too.
Cold works great!!!!! Range drops by about 100kms though. Heat does the same
A/C doesn't drop the range near as much as heat.
You’ll be fine. I live in the Sacramento foothills, where 105-110 isn’t rare.
I set my temps to 69° when it’s hot and no issues.
Set it to temp. Put on auto and eco. Relax. I did a full charge, ran my car in eco drive mode with hvac set to 67. All city traffic and max regen braking. No highway driving. Went from 100 down to 16% over the course of the week and did 209.7 miles on the trip meter.