I was up soon after seven, took Di a cup of tea, cleared up after Jasper's overnight delivery, and settled down with a coffee. The forecast rain hadn't appeared and was now unlikely until mid-evening. It was, however, quite chilly.
Once we had had breakfast and caught up with the usual domestic start-of-day chores, I settled down at the computer and reworked the recent programs that I had developed to capture Skoda data. The latest downloads from the app provided all the information I needed. After an hour or two, everything was done.
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MONTHLY CONSUMPTION, EFFICIENCY & COST ANALYSIS
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Month Trips Miles Driven kWh Used Efficiency (mi/kWh) Charges kWh Charged Total Cost Cost / Mile (£)
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2026-10 18 186.0 43.89 4.24 3 79.0 £6.06 £0.033
2026-09 36 278.0 57.75 4.81 2 44.0 £3.54 £0.013
2026-08 26 458.0 97.02 4.72 4 119.63 £5.69 £0.012
2026-07 23 183.0 33.11 5.53 1 15.5 £0.74 £0.004
2026-06 36 422.0 91.63 4.61 5 114.58 £5.49 £0.013
2026-05 32 525.0 113.96 4.61 10 133.64 £10.58 £0.020
Not bad, eh? It's certainly cheaper to run than a diesel at the moment!
After lunch, I got on with some reading and then helped Di lay some weed fabric on the part of the front garden we stripped last week.
We are out for dinner tonight. We are booked at Perch at the end of Worthing Pier, followed by one of my favourite comedians, Simon Evans, at the local Connaught Theatre.
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