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All nominal: Traveling at maybe 45 with 40 speed limit.

Thanks much. Good discussion.

Thanks! That's what I was afraid of! :)

I wonder why the handle temperature matters? The handle is part of the charger, not part of the wiring or software in the car?

Thanks, EV! You describe the relevant parameters well. I don't have matching data for my 2023 M3 RWD. The charge rates sound similar, but somehow I feel the charging time is almost half: 20-80% SOC in maybe 25 minutes? I guess that's where the total range and kW/mi needs to be factored in. So...

Here is a simple thought: Instead of "Battery Capacity @ 100% (in Wh) = Avg Wh/mi * Projected Range / SoC%", just use "Projected Range / SoC%"? Since the guessometer calculator presumbaly takes driving habits (ie Wh/mi), into account, should that not be a reasonable estimate?

Yes. Drove it ~8 miles past zero. Diplay stayed at zero. QED

Great collection of data! What's your guess as to the error range if you just divide the range by the % shown by the range icon?

Good thought. Thanks

For context, Tesla enthusiast here! 2023 M3, 12k miles. I use AP a lot and am generally very happy with Cruise and Autosteer in basic AP (do not own EAP or FSD). HOWEVER, I've been noticing that even in moderate curves, autosteer takes a long time to adjust and usually does not stay centered...

More interested in assessing an unknown car, rather that monitoring one's own. Please re-read OP. Thx

Looking for a used Tesla and would like to assess the battery. I believe this post is independen of model type. Here are the sources I could find to determine current range: 1. As a baseline, the range when new is published somewhere. Is there a good, consistent source for all years and models...

Grins, Would love som hints on how your calculated charging speeds and where the information is published. Trying compare MS 2018-2019-2020. Charging times for road trips. Thanks Gerry

Any suggestions as to how to quantify "faster charging??" Very important in my value equation. Thanks

Thanks. That's comparable to my 2023 M3 For 2016, the 90D (abalexab) is rated at 257 miles, If your current range is say 240 miles, 10-80% would give you 144 miles in 24 minutes. A little tight on a road trip. The 2023 Plaid (Pintsized) does 200 miles in 25 minutes, similar to our 2023 M3...

Silicon, I assume you have a 100D? Wondering how long it takes to charge the 220 miles you mentioned on a high output Super Charger? Is the charge you describe at a SOC from 20% to 80%? Seems off somewhow :) Thanks Gerry

Sorry. I was talking about the cars. Assuming unlimited charger output, what is the "absorption" capacity of MX over the years?

How do you fare on roadtrips with that 90D?

When did the S/X change their charging capacity? Where can i find out?

Would love to know where to find charging rates! Even specced rates would be helpful Range easy to find. Drawing blanks on charginbg rates.

I suggest you refocus your energies on optimizing your stops. I always unplug my 2023 M3 when I see the charging rate drop. I understand that's not your question. To your question, though, the M3 took a very long time at 99% to rebalance cells the few times I watched it at a SC. Don't know...

I'm thinking about adding a Model X from the 2016 through 2020 era to our Tesla fleet of one 2023 M3. Beside the usual focus on battery capacity, I have concerns about charging rates. Capacity is relatively easy to find in the original specs. Some dealers even list the current, fully charged...

This is such a relevant post to me. Thank you ! The closest I've come to answering my musings. I've been Looking at a Model X from the 2016 through 2020 era for a while now, with a concerned eye on the battery capacity and charging rates. Degradation is ovbviously the other consideration. I've...