0.8 L/100Km
37.7 KM pure urban (<50km/hr)+ rural (<70km/hr) drive commute
0.3 L from gas
3.8 KWH from LiFePo4 + DCB
0.1 KWH from solar cells
This new record on the same road may be contributed by the aerodynamic improvements and AC off during driving. (Coolant temp always < or = 88 C)

The mixed mileage including freeway (30% city+ 70% freeway) with maximal velocity 96km/hr in these 5 days: 1.8LHK

In the future, I might buy more LifePo4 cells (6 cells) and re-arrange them (70 cells) to get a 230~240 V and then change the connection type to the OEM NiMH battery to be a contactor based PHEV. A friend from Australia told me to bypass the Hall sensor. And under this further modification, the OEM NiMH battery can get enough currents to keep high speed EV drive without inducing any DTC.
thanks