2½ times around the globe in 365 days club

[20304]

Can you guys please post how much rate and ideal miles you get on a 100% charge? Or even a 90% charge.

100% = 477km

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90000 miles in 17 months + 1 day:

 

[20304]

150000 km in 17 months and 15 days

 

[20304]

95000 miles in less then 18 months

 

[deonb]

Wow, back of the napkin tells me that if you've been driving a BMW 540i instead, you would have spend ~$30'000 in gas so far, vs. having spent ~$7500 on electricity. (Amsterdam prices at $6.48 for gas and $0.23 for electricity).

So $22'500 savings to date. Not bad!

 

[20304]

155000 km in 18 mounths

 

[Energie Gratiz]

Wow, back of the napkin tells me that if you've been driving a BMW 540i instead, you would have spend ~$30'000 in gas so far, vs. having spent ~$7500 on electricity. (Amsterdam prices at $6.48 for gas and $0.23 for electricity).

So $22'500 savings to date. Not bad!

He must have saved a lot more because he visits often Superchargers and in Europe the Superchargers are free too...

 

[20304]

160000 km in 18 months and 16 days

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100000 miles in 18 months and 18 days

 

[Blvr888]

@20304 You've probably crossed the 200K km mark, right?

 

[20304]

13-8-2015 it was on 164250 km (in 19 months of which I had two months holiday where I did not use the car, so effectively it was only 17 months). At that date the lease company wanted my old car back and I was provided a new Model s. That new one has now today 28800 km on it (in 85 days).

I expect to reach 200000 electric km-ers in second half of November.

 

[Energie Gratiz]

13-8-2015 it was on 164250 km (in 19 months of which I had two months holiday where I did not use the car, so effectively it was only 17 months). At that date the lease company wanted my old car back and I was provided a new Model s. That new one has now today 28800 km on it (in 85 days).

I expect to reach 200000 electric km-ers in second half of November.

Gratulations with the new MS. Is it exactly the same configuration as your 'old' one?
I have now 168.000km on the odometer and no plans to get rid of this MS.

 

[David99]

Can those who have more than 50k miles please add their data to this sheet.

 

[20304]

With 17 days to go for the second year anniversary of driving Tesla Model S, in distance I reached the five times around the globe milestone (+200000 km) yesterday.

So if there is anyone still doubting that the Model S is the right car for them as they think they drive "too much" for an EV, you can now stop doubting :wink:

 

[sorka]

Very impressive. Blew through the warranty in a year

Yes, but the power train warranty is unlimited for 8 years which should more than make up for wrap expiring so quickly with the inevitable du and battery replacements over the projected 500,000 miles driven.

 

[Energie Gratiz]

With 17 days to go for the second year anniversary of driving Tesla Model S, in distance I reached the five times around the globe milestone (+200000 km) yesterday.

So if there is anyone still doubting that the Model S is the right car for them as they think they drive "too much" for an EV, you can now stop doubting :wink:

With compliments! In the same period I have just 173,000 kms... :wink:

 

[20304]

In 4 mounths and 1 day I drove 1x round the globe (in distance) = 40075 km with my new Model S. And with that, I am now half way my warranty in 4 mounths of driving :crying:

 

[20304]

The new owner of my first Tesla model S today did it: 200000 km in 2 years, 4 months, 16 days.

 

[20304]

Today, after three years and one month of Tesla driving fulfilled 300,000 km. With the first MS: 164,250 km in 19 months and the second MS: 135,750 km in 17 months.

Where it could have been 14,250 km more in the same period, if it had not been that I had to wait 6 weeks for suspension replacement parts after touching a curb with the second MS.

So only now and with the support of two MS in Kilometers member of the 300,000 km club.