Hello Tesla Community,
Hoping you can help me answer a question regarding rated range between a 2017 100D and a 2019 Long Range.
I'm looking to purchase a used Model X. Originally I was searching for a 2017 100D which based on specs I googled, provides 295 miles of range at 100% SOC (not considering battery degradation). I came across a great deal on a 2019 Long Range which when I initially googled, found to provide 325 miles of range at 100% SOC. I recall when Tesla first made the change moving away from 100D badging, that the listed range did go up to around 325.
I know both models are equipped with the same 100kWh battery and assumed that the extra 30 miles of range was due to software adjustments on the 2019 model.
Today I just looked at Tesla's used car inventory and on the 2019 Long Range, it listed the specs as 295 miles of range instead of the 325.
Can some 2019 Long Range owners please chime in and advise what their rated range is at 100% SOC? This would be extremely helpful! Thanks in advance.
Hoping you can help me answer a question regarding rated range between a 2017 100D and a 2019 Long Range.
I'm looking to purchase a used Model X. Originally I was searching for a 2017 100D which based on specs I googled, provides 295 miles of range at 100% SOC (not considering battery degradation). I came across a great deal on a 2019 Long Range which when I initially googled, found to provide 325 miles of range at 100% SOC. I recall when Tesla first made the change moving away from 100D badging, that the listed range did go up to around 325.
I know both models are equipped with the same 100kWh battery and assumed that the extra 30 miles of range was due to software adjustments on the 2019 model.
Today I just looked at Tesla's used car inventory and on the 2019 Long Range, it listed the specs as 295 miles of range instead of the 325.
Can some 2019 Long Range owners please chime in and advise what their rated range is at 100% SOC? This would be extremely helpful! Thanks in advance.