Useless EV current electricity consumption on sub-screen

Hi , having a Canadian model where Metric system is utilized , Ido not understand the utility of displaying KW/100KM . I did not find how to change the scale to KW/KM.
In the US models the scale is KW/miles . Knowing that 100KM equates to approx 62.5 miles the bargraph is stuck to the top unless the car is slowing or stoping..The computer seems to calculate the power consumption for a distance exceeding the battery capacity.
Humm
comments are welcome

 

Thank you for your comment.
At least now I know that i'm not going nuts reading the manual.I will forget that scale because I will keep it in the metric system because road sign indicating speed and distances are in metric in Canada

 

Hi again , just to add to what i commented , the energy monitor is correct when the car is in HV mode , the scale being in litre/100km, so I think the software was originally intended for hv, before the prime was produced, ...Toyota did not seriously look at the implications of the EV metering , even the manual shows the display in EV clipping at the top of the bargraph.
Garbage in......Garbage out....that being said I do love that car

 

Yes you are correct by using split screen for guidance on efficiency.EV and HV info ......because you live in the US ,for Canada and most european contry using Metric system it'only in HV mode that it is usefull. MID display with moving bar graph for every 1 min or 5 min ...is a bad videogame on drugs.
Just wandering if the UK prius uses miles per Imperial gallon in it's split screen

 

just sifted thru the Prime 2023 manual and guess what .... , Toyota Canada printed the scale to mesure EV current electricty usage in miles/KW.......not very useful in Canada, so if this a misprint imported from the US manual ,I hope that they corrected the absurd KW/100KM scale , that is useless since the car uses around 15KW/100KM and the meter as a max scale of 10KW/100KM

 

Hummm ....... to decipher the manual is sometimes very ambiguous
here is page 163

 

Here's is an another thought .....it depens where you live and how rich you are and what car you drive
in a nutshell a bigger improvement when upgrading a car is the pleasure of ownership and the pleasure of driving. My best friend upgraded to a german SUV with a twin turbo V8 and he is happy when the turbo sings,me i'm happy when my prime runs in EV mode , in one month he burns the same amount of gas, than i burn in one year.....