It seems you can no longer order 85KWhr model in Canada. I remember speculations last year that Tesla will be sunsetting the 85KWhr battery in 2016, has the sunset began?
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It seems you can no longer order 85KWhr model in Canada. I remember speculations last year that Tesla will be sunsetting the 85KWhr battery in 2016, has the sunset began?
It seems to be the same in Germany. For the moment the configuration page is not available. Wednesday the 27th, 12:35 local German time.
I´m keen on checking the changes :redface:
I'm pretty sure that you will lose value on the S. I know that some Tesla's without autopilot have had their value depreciated.You might just be right, just checked, does that mean my Classic (2013) S85 RWD will be worth more due to its rarity? will wait and see.
Sure hope not. I also hope that Tesla doesn't begin selling capped 90 kWh packs like they did for the 40 kWh. IMO, I'd rather have 85 kWh cells than those ones in the 90.
Sure hope not. I also hope that Tesla doesn't begin selling capped 90 kWh packs like they did for the 40 kWh. IMO, I'd rather have 85 kWh cells than those ones in the 90.
Is there a separate part number for the 90kwh pack? It would surprise me if Tesla was actually making two separate packs for such a small difference in power. It wouldn't surprise me if the current 85kwh pack was just a software limited 90kwh pack.
Seems pretty clear that it's gone in Canada. And why wouldn't you expect it? why should Tesla continue to make both an 85 and a 90? There's so little difference between them that it's ridiculous to keep making both. That's less than the difference between 60 and 70, yet they discontinued the 60 pretty much instantly when the 70 appeared.There is already a thread on this. Sounds like its just Tesla mucking with the website. I wouldn't expect the 85 to be phased out until the 100 shows up.
Sure hope not. I also hope that Tesla doesn't begin selling capped 90 kWh packs like they did for the 40 kWh. IMO, I'd rather have 85 kWh cells than those ones in the 90.
The recently introduced 90kWh battery pack offers unprecedented range and value that has been well received by our customers. As a result, we will no longer be offering the 85kWh battery. Model S is designed to be completely customizable, ensuring that customers are able to build the car that meets their unique needs and Tesla is committed to continued innovation and the development of industry-leading technology