Anders Lundström
ABSTRACT
In this paper we present a visualization of estimated and real energy consumption while driving, as a tool to compare the driving to what might be considered "typical" driving. This is particularly relvant to cases where the driver wants to be aware of the energy consumption in order to reach a particular destination and avoid a "lead foot", or otherwise when learning to drive efficiently.
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- Having a Lead Foot? Exploring how to Visualize Energy Consumption and Driving in Electric Cars
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