Put your lifetime average range below and see if we all are getting the expected range or not. You can open your Me4 App and check for charged energy and Odometer.
Charged energy: 1,484 kWh
Odometer: 6,811 km
So the lifetime average consumption is: 6811/1484
🚗 Lifetime average is 4.59 km/kWh
What is yours?
I'm completely stuck with my Google Business Profile and wondering if anyone has seen this before.
I own a hotel, and my Google Business Profile has been active for years (around 987 reviews).
The weird part is:
So somehow I'm simultaneously the Primary Owner and being asked to request access to my own business.
I've tried:
The public profile is working fine:
The main reason I need access is because I want to manage my photos and update my Business Profile.
Has anyone experienced this before? Was it a duplicate profile issue, a Business Manager issue, or did Google Support have to fix it on their end?
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
I have the 79 kWh top model, and with the AC set to 25°C, the estimated range consistently shows only 405–410 km after a full charge. From what I’ve seen, this feels quite low compared to the expected real-world range.
I’ve been taking screenshots regularly and sharing them in a WhatsApp group with Mahindra support. Now they’ve asked me to bring the car in on Monday for inspection.
My concern is that they’ll run diagnostics, say the battery and software are “within specification,” and close the case, even though the car has never delivered the range I expected.
Before I hand over the car, what should I do to make my case stronger? Are there any tests, logs, or data I should collect? Has anyone gone through something similar, and if so, how did you get Mahindra to acknowledge the issue?
Any advice would be appreciated.
- I only charge at Home with 3.3KW charger
- My usage is within a city with mostly Regen level 3
I’m a 31-year-old male dealing with chronic lower back pain.
MRI (2023): Mild diffuse L4-L5 disc bulge with indentation of the thecal sac, but no nerve root compression.
Symptoms then: Mild, manageable back pain.
Over the last 6 months, my pain has become much worse and is present almost all the time. I’ve tried physiotherapy, yoga, stretching, strengthening exercises, and now I’m even taking NSAIDs regularly.
I got another MRI this week, expecting the disc bulge to have worsened.
Surprisingly, the new MRI says there is no disc bulge or herniation at any lumbar level, no nerve compression, and essentially a normal lumbosacral spine.
I’m confused because my MRI looks better, but my pain is significantly worse. There’s always pain near L4/L5, can’t sleep sometimes. Stretching and Gym helps but pain keeps coming back.
Pain is exactly in the midline of spine near L5
No leg pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness
Pain is a constant dull, deep ache (5/10)
Has anyone experienced something similar where a disc bulge resolved, yet the pain became more severe? If so, what turned out to be the actual cause, and what eventually helped?
I went down the deepest rabbit hole trying to understand my L4/L5 disc bulge, and now I honestly feel hopeless.
From what I've learned, healthy disc cells stay in an anabolic state—they build aggrecan and collagen, which create the gel-like matrix that traps water inside the disc.
But after stress, poor nutrition, and inflammation activate some NF-κB, the cells switch to a catabolic state—they stop building and start breaking down the existing matrix instead.
Less aggrecan → less water → disc dehydrates → loses height → bulges.
Now, this process cannot be reversed at all. There's no science or research at this moment to switch back from catabolic to anabolic. So basically, your back is screwed, and it will just keep getting degenerated.
Doctors tell me to do exercises and prescribe NSAIDs, but neither seems to switch those cells back into anabolic mode.
Even supplements don't seem to help much because the cells aren't missing building blocks—they've stopped using them.
If we already know this molecular pathway, why don't we have a treatment that simply tells these cells to start building again?
Am I missing something, or is disc regeneration still one of medicine's biggest unsolved problems?
79Kw Top Model 9S, have driven around 5500 KMs.
I charge it at home every night and use it only in my city for day to day work.
Range in summers after 100% charge shows only 400-420 with AC on Ofcourse. Definitely not 500+
May be at L3 Regeneration level it may goes to 500+. But average runrate is showing 3 KM per KW in the car logs
Is it like the case with majority of you?
I’m looking to join any startup full-time, early stage or mid-stage, I have around 7+ years of experience, worked in many good Indian startups like Razorpay.
I’m a frontend heavy full stack developer, mainly worked ok JavaScript technologies.
I’m immediately available, any help or suggestions would be great. :)