Just found some weirdness I'm not sure is a bug or just me misunderstadning something completely.
Here you can see the ratings says 95 km/l for city driving and 116 km/l for highway driving. The Fuel Economy Testing slider is set at 0, disregarded.
![[Image: 297A697A4312E28BE5B6FD615BF9340B8EFDC856]](http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/3262043107364023049/297A697A4312E28BE5B6FD615BF9340B8EFDC856/)
The fun part is the next image where I've set the Fuel Economy Testing slider to 100, focused. The ratings now say 81 km/l for city driving and 99 km/l for highway driving.
![[Image: CCA39F01F4FAF444F954CCBDBF9B19CD9B49A565]](http://cloud-3.steampowered.com/ugc/3262043107364026576/CCA39F01F4FAF444F954CCBDBF9B19CD9B49A565/)
I'm quite open for the possibility that I'm just blind or otherwise likely to misunderstand how things work, but this surely looks like it should have had the opposite effect
This build was with a gearbox and engine both designed for maximum fuel efficiency.
Has anyone of you experienced the same problem? Is there something I've just overlooked that explains this behaviour?
Here you can see the ratings says 95 km/l for city driving and 116 km/l for highway driving. The Fuel Economy Testing slider is set at 0, disregarded.
The fun part is the next image where I've set the Fuel Economy Testing slider to 100, focused. The ratings now say 81 km/l for city driving and 99 km/l for highway driving.
I'm quite open for the possibility that I'm just blind or otherwise likely to misunderstand how things work, but this surely looks like it should have had the opposite effect
This build was with a gearbox and engine both designed for maximum fuel efficiency.
Has anyone of you experienced the same problem? Is there something I've just overlooked that explains this behaviour?