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MXLR/BLK/Cream/20"/FSD Delivered 6/15/22 Flawless
Yes 100 degrees sometimesAbout five months a year where the daily top temp is well above room temperature?
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Yes 100 degrees sometimesAbout five months a year where the daily top temp is well above room temperature?
I’d say these hot days together with 90% SOC is eating the capacity. Is the car normally outside during tgese hot days?Yes 100 degrees sometimes
Where do you find the code?Up until now MIC LR cars have had the BT38 75kwh LG battery. Well... Australia M3 LR cars are just appearing with a new BT43 battery code and 614kw WLTP range - the same as the BT42 / 82kwh battery. (There are also some BT38 mixed in if you go looking).
So it seems MIC LR production could be switching to the bigger battery at last.
As an aslide, SR+ battery codes have also changed to LFP1 from LFP0 - range is unchanged however at 445 km WLTP
(I know other people like using other battery codes, but when looking at inventory only the BT37, BT38, BT42, BT43, LFP0 etc codes are shown against the cars)
If you look at the HTML of any inventory car on the Tesla website you'll see a string like..Where do you find the code?
They've been pulled together here (although not including the two new codes I reported earlier).One of these days I will get around to updating the spreadsheet with the new constants but the proliferation of battery types in recent years makes this more difficult to stay on top of. Also there is little value, since other posts provide the info on how to calculate your vehicle constant if you wish.
I was looking for a table of constants but did not see one there in a very quick perusal. Sorry if I missed something.They've been pulled together here (although not including the two new codes I reported earlier).
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Maybe I misundertand what you meant, but 2/3 of the way down that page they have all the model codes, battery codes, range in EPA and WLTP, Miles and KM, 0-60 times, and max speeds. If you wanted a table of data on cars/battery options, theres a lot there and all seems to be taken from Tesla's own data which you can cross reference any car you own against.I was looking for a table of constants but did not see one there in a very quick perusal. Sorry if I missed something.
Good spot - screen shot from one of the Aus cars currently on a boat to down under:Maybe I misundertand what you meant, but 2/3 of the way down that page they have all the model codes, battery codes, range in EPA and WLTP, Miles and KM, 0-60 times, and max speeds. If you wanted a table of data on cars/battery options, theres a lot there and all seems to be taken from Tesla's own data which you can cross reference any car you own against.
Not saying there is not good info there. The topic of this thread is the charging constants, which are very useful and allow abstraction away from all the other details (and are based on a degradation threshold chosen by Tesla and EPA rated miles).Maybe I misundertand what you meant, but 2/3 of the way down that page they have all the model codes, battery codes, range in EPA and WLTP, Miles and KM, 0-60 times, and max speeds. If you wanted a table of data on cars/battery options, theres a lot there and all seems to be taken from Tesla's own data which you can cross reference any car you own against.
Can you look that up via Vin?Good spot - screen shot from one of the Aus cars currently on a boat to down under:
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tesla-info.com decodes the vehicle spec based on Tesla codes allocate to this vehicle from the Tesla website.Can you look that up via Vin?
Here is the car taken from Telsa Australia existing inventory. Its taken from this carCan you look that up via Vin?