The comment you replied to is still correct though.
Distance wise, tow charging makes no sense. Energy wise, maybe it does.
Distance wise, tow charging makes no sense. Energy wise, maybe it does.
The key here is that when towing (as opposed to going downhill) you can put much more energy into the motor generators per mile than is required to drive a mile. Due to charge/discharge losses, for your example this would have to be > 4x the amount. This obviously assumes the EV can regen at high sustained rates and you have a powerful tow vehicle.
So yes, you're right. The energy/distance argument should be one and the same.