I've run the numbers by ChatGPT and it says the best strategy for EV's is to operate within 15 miles of ones home charging base (10-12 miles in bad weather) as to avoid using remote charging which costs more per mile than gas.
Of course always start with a near full charge and take advantage of home base charging for lunch and dinner breaks to top off.
To minimize deadheading and maximize profit per mile using Mystro.
Operate within a 3.5 radius around ones home base within a hot zone, set a 1.5 mile max pickup distance and preferably wait until you get >4 Mystro rejects per minute to take the next trip which will supposedly give a more than 80% chance of getting something going back the other way and thus closer to home reducing deadhead miles. This won't result in a whole lot of trips, but a whole lot of profit per mile.
You can increase your trip rate within your zone by lowering your pay per mile requirement. However if below your vehicle/business per mile cost to operate then you will lose. If your already home then you can keep your acceptance pay rate where you need it and then lower it if you don't get a return trip within 5-10 minutes.
Contrary to the nice big dollar amount offered, long trips or ones outside your zone are mathematically losers.
If you just allow the apps to control you, sending you all over for whatever they feel like paying you, you will lose.