This are mph figures, not kmh. 0-60 mph is the same as 0-97kmh, so the advertised figures match the real life figures.
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gocken2
Model S: P6931
I am petty sure that the 40's are identical to the 60's except we can only charge to 69%. This means times should be the same as the 60 but without a fully charged battery.
llavalle
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Hey guys, just beat my best time in my 85D on the 1/4mi.
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I beat the 2 P85 that were there... (a P85 and a P85+)
SOC was 90%, outside temp very hot and sticky 85F with 94% humidity. 101.5kPa (29.97inHg)
Here's the slip, video soon!
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I beat the 2 P85 that were there... (a P85 and a P85+)
SOC was 90%, outside temp very hot and sticky 85F with 94% humidity. 101.5kPa (29.97inHg)
Here's the slip, video soon!
brucet999
Active Member
From this chart, one might infer that a 70 should out perform 70D in 50 - 70, since both 60 and 85 did so.
46&2
Member
EVERY car in the list is faster than promised on the homepage. Except of rhe roadster which matches the estimated time. What is wrong with that?
Nice numbers!!! Congrats on taking out the P85 and P85+.
These numbers being posted for the 85D look really close to the roadster numbers...very impressive! Have you seen a roadster at your 1/4mi track yet?
Nice to know, especially as I will be getting mine in a couple of weeks!
Chasedrgc1223
Nearly Insane
Can someone update the chart with the new TM Website numbers for the 85D? Also, we could add the TM Website 1/4 mile numbers listed under the Model S section at the bottom.
fieldalias
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eyespii
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llavalle
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Jaff
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Race the Runway 2015
Race the Runway 2015
Car # 324 2014 Tesla Model S (non P)
Car # 417 2014 Tesla Model S P85D
Race the Runway 2015
Car # 324 2014 Tesla Model S (non P)
Car # 417 2014 Tesla Model S P85D
impressive PD vs all the other cars, wait til ludicrous!! might be in the top 10 then
..eagle talon awd - 10.7s 1/4 wow
Jaff
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Yep, I was surprised by the Talon as well...bi-turbo I think...
all things considered...all cars with a rolling start...the rated HP didn't matter a fig... the PD still beat most of the other participants! :wink::biggrin:
(it was 16th overall if you take out the motorcycles...)
even beat car #124...707HP Hell Cat that was wearing non-stock, performance tires...:biggrin:
all things considered...all cars with a rolling start...the rated HP didn't matter a fig... the PD still beat most of the other participants! :wink::biggrin:
(it was 16th overall if you take out the motorcycles...)
even beat car #124...707HP Hell Cat that was wearing non-stock, performance tires...:biggrin:
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llavalle
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llavalle
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+1!
My thoughts exactly. In the last month, I had 2 people that were about to buy a Tesla and both times, I made them realize that the PXXD was more of a publicity stunt / novelty than anything else. The non-P version (85D or 90D) goes farther on a charge and is very fast (which wasn't the case when I got mine but since the upgrade, this car is now "with the big guys").
My car configuration is hovering around $127K CAD right now... The same config, with the P is $151K. That's $24 000. Well worth it when the 85D made 376HP but now they are so close... I totally understand the frustrated P85D owners...
I was on the fence between both when I ordered but now I'm convinced the 85D is a better deal. (but since I own one, I'm totally biased
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fieldalias
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