2021 Performance Range Change with Wheel Config

[Ruffles]

Yes, changing the wheel size is reflected in the estimated range.

 

[Daks]

That's an improvement. I can't relate since the lowest it has gotten here is low 40F while I drive in the morning.

We had something in common as it was 4F out this morning when I left - Just need a zero to be at your low temp... Heat is WORKING amazing now. and Regen is too. Tomorrow it should be in the double digits below zero or at least I will be driving to double digits below for the final test. With the wheel change in the computer if I charge up to 90% SOC - I have 268 miles and roughly 150-160 real world miles per Tezlab. I'm running 2021.4.6 software, which has a range increase DISPLAY with this update.

 

[RoBoRaT]

Yes, changing the wheel size is reflected in the estimated range.

Is that about 313 miles at 100% SoC when your Performance Y was new?

That's good, considering LR AWD has 326 miles...only 13 miles more.

 

[Ruffles]

Is that about 313 miles at 100% SoC when your Performance Y was new?

That's good, considering LR AWD has 326 miles...only 13 miles more.

I got my PUP last September when the range was 289. It's now showing around 308-313. Honestly, I set it to % and forget about it.

 

[Barrygold]

I have 6,300 mi on my PUP. I put 20s on immediately after purchase which gave me 316 mi rated range. With 3000mi on the odometer I put 19in winter tires on, I’m at 305 mi rated range (3% loss) now which is due to the battery degradation and cold weather.

 

[RoBoRaT]

I have 6,300 mi on my PUP. I put 20s on immediately after purchase which gave me 316 mi rated range. With 3000mi on the odometer I put 19in winter tires on, I’m at 305 mi rated range (3% loss) now which is due to the battery degradation and cold weather.

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This supports the idea that with same (255 mm squared tires) as LR AWD, a Performance Y is at about 316 rated miles (100% SoC) when new.

I was actually looking for reasons to justify the $11K difference between getting LR vs P.

 

[LoafPork]

This supports the idea that with same (255 mm squared tires) as LR AWD, a Performance Y is at about 316 rated miles (100% SoC) when new.

I was actually looking for reasons to justify the $11K difference between getting LR vs P.

So long story short.. Get A MYP, switch out to smaller wheels (ex. squared up 20" Inductions) and enjoy the increase in rated miles?