2022 Tesla Model X LR Range Test (Out of Spec)

[TrevTremaine]

Interesting to see how the Model X did in this test.

 

[kchau]

Pretty much as expected

 

[_jmk]

I'd guess the 2020/2021 'legacy' model x would perform about the same. It has bit more battery and about the same efficiency.

 

[Xeux]

Surprised it did that well tbh. My refresh X in Arizona heat doesn’t get anywhere close to that for efficiency. The AC and Battery cooling is rough on range.

 

[DelPhonic1]

Interesting to see how the Model X did in this test.

Kyle is usually prejudiced against Teslas, even though he has owned a few. For example he was testing the Model X Plaid and mentioned he was checking the mountain road handling-- but he was carrying 6 passengers. I'm surprised he accounted for the extra battery past zero though-- that's honest. 330 or so is what I was expecting at 70mph or so. Elon doesn't take long road trips so he doesn't care about range. Damn it all to hell.

 

[TrevTremaine]

Kyle is usually prejudiced against Teslas, even though he has owned a few. For example he was testing the Model X Plaid and mentioned he was checking the mountain road handling-- but he was carrying 6 passengers. I'm surprised he accounted for the extra battery past zero though-- that's honest. 330 or so is what I was expecting at 70mph or so. Elon doesn't take long road trips so he doesn't care about range. Damn it all to hell.

Not including at least a 400 mile range is a mistake, I think. Seeing the cancelled S Plaid+ with - what? 800 miles of range had me seriously considering it.

 

[MARKM3]

My 2023 X with a mix of highway and city driving is sitting at an average Wh/mi of 313. Not bad. Tesla should publish a fleet average per car configuration so we can base range off of that. EPA is just not real world.