2021 plaid. Wh/mi

[jebinc]

Bear in mind off the line I doubt the Plaid is faster than the LR in the winter months in most places (off the line). In Seattle I’m already severely traction limited in the 40s-50s, especially with any moisture on the ground.

Not/less so if you are running all season or winter tires now. My dragy results are nearly the same as when I was running summer tires in the summer.

 

[WilliamG]

The Plaid is significantly faster from a dig than the LR. It was 42F this morning and acceleration may have been off by 0.1 sec or so. Just stating a fact.

Well yes, but 42F isn't "winter." That's just fall!

 

[WilliamG]

Not/less so if you are running all season or winter tires now. My dragy results are nearly the same as when I was running summer tires in the summer.

Yes yes, but I mean proper winter...

 

[jebinc]

Yes yes, but I mean proper winter...

Well, I did do the run in 36 degree damp weather. That’s pretty much winter here in Seattle!

 

[WilliamG]

Well, I did do the run in 36 degree damp weather. That’s pretty much winter here in Seattle!

This year, given everything, I expect it to get colder!

 

[oktane]

The Plaid is significantly faster from a dig than the LR. It was 42F this morning and acceleration may have been off by 0.1 sec or so. Just stating a fact.

Yeah I care more about 60-100 than 0-60. I’ve never driven an LR so can’t compare, but the Plaid is amazing even when in Sport (or whatever) not Plaid mode.

When I picked up the car I remember being shocked at how much power there was, then looking through the menus I realized I wasn’t even in plaid mode and it unlocked even further performance.

 

[unctarheels]

I just returned from a 2,000 mile road trip in my 2022 Model X Plaid (1 month old). I averaged 322 Wh/mile. I am still reluctant to let the battery run below 10% so I spent more time supercharging than I probably needed to. So happy with my MXP.