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My average energy consumption is 303 Wh/mi, so SilverSp33d3r might be right and it's a battery drain. I will try you suggestion. Thank you. Basically, the purpose of my post is to find out if I should go back to Tesla service and insist on a thorough diagnostics.

A few responses to previous comments/questions: 1. Yes, I posted a similar message in February. Back then Tesla's explanation was that a cold weather contributed to a low mileage. It's August now and it's 90F in Virginia but my mileage did not improve. 2. I have 19" wheels. 3. No, I do not...

To summarize again: 210 miles is the actual range I am able to drive on the 100% charged battery. So far, I received two responses: "This is not right" and "Nothing wrong with your car". My question remains: does anyone else has such a low range?

When the car is 100% charged is shows the estimated range around 270 miles, but while i am driving thi sestimate decreases faster that actual miles driven. By then time I have driven 160 miles the display shows 50 miles remaining. I am new to the forum, what's OP ?

This is the actual distance I can drive on the 100% charged battery

210 miles is the maximum range I was able to get on full charge, both in cold and hot weather, on a highway or commuting. I do not abuse the AC or heater. The car is 6 months old. According to Tesla service, everything is perfect. Anyone else have it that bad?

What's the weather where you live? I can make only 200 miles on the fully charged battery and I am told that it's caused by a cold weather (around 40-50F in Virginia)

I have one month old Tesla model 3 LR. With the fully charged battery it goes only 200 miles instead of 322 miles that was promised. The weather is not too cold now, around 40 - 50, I do not use seat warmers and keep the temperature at 70. Any reasonable explanation to such a short range?