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75D...Don't care about Miles/kM, only kwH

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Your estimates are fine, here is my ScanmyTesla report after a long drive. I've done 36k miles, rarely SC, most of the time car is charged to 60%.

Including the 4kWh buffer my car reports a nominal capacity of 67.7kWh, so rough 5% degredation if you assume 71.2kWh when new.

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Very interesting. Thanks for that post.
When I started tracking we had fewer than 10,000 km on our X and it consistently calculated out to 66 kWh available, where the data I could find said it should be ~71, Interesting that now that we're running at around the same 90K km we aren't seeing a great deal of "degradation", and it's still coming in around 65ish. Wondering if Tesla has been soft locking some of the battery by setting 100 to 90 (75kWh down to 67.5kWh) which would allow 10% degradation to look like 0.
Would love more data points.
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