There is no definite answer because of the range of demands on the system. At 30 mph, for example, the car gets about 60 mpg. That means it will burn about half a gallon of gasoline which provides about 60 MJ energy gross, at about 30% efficiency. That translates to 20 MJ, or 20,000 kW-seconds. It comes to roughly 5 kW for that hour. Twice the speed cuts into the fuel economy a bit and requires about 10 kW for the half hour to go the same distance. In very round figures that is about 5 kWh to go 30 miles.
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