I'm assuming that you never drive on highways. You inspired me so yesterday I flipped Google Maps to avoid highways to see if your range is really possible, it is if you stay on back roads. In the long run driving like that isn't practical but with the summer tires back on averaging 60 miles of range is reasonable.
Summer's here
I took the snow tires off this week and the weather is in the 60s. My range is up spectacularly, I averaged 158 MPGe over 50 miles today. Someone reported that there guess-o-meter was showing 80 and I expressed my doubts, but today I was getting that type of range. During the winter my battery range was less than 50. I love the summer.
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