Anyone LR AWDs Showing 322 Miles Fully Charged?

[diezel_dave]

I know the Tesla site shows LR AWDs having 322 miles of range now but when I charge my car to 100%, it still reflects the old range of 310 miles. Anyone's cars showing the full 322?

 

[XLR82XS]

Yep - 322 at 100% SOC.

 

[diezel_dave]

Yep - 322 at 100% SOC.

Interesting. Mine was built only a few days ago and it only goes to 310 miles at 100%.

 

[thefortunes]

Interesting. Mine was built only a few days ago and it only goes to 310 miles at 100%.

That's because (I believe) you have the stealth performance.

The performance models (mine included) only display 310.

 

[Joshan]

never done a full charge at 20k miles.

 

[coconutboy84]

I don’t know why people are scared of 100 percent charges. They are fine every so often especially if you drive the car right after it’s done charging.

 

[Joshan]

not scared, just have had no reason. Even when I made a 1k mile trip it would not have made the journey any less stops so was no reason.

Edit: I mean from my house on the first leg. Never optimal to do that at a SC unless you like sitting a long time.

 

[coconutboy84]

Oh no I get it. If you don’t need to. Then no reason to charge to 100. But I feel like some people avoid it like the plague lol. It won’t hurt it once in awhile. Just don’t let it sit at 100

 

[neptunesfinest]

My Oct 2018 build AWD only charges to 295 @100%.

 

[Occar]

The most resent Tesla app will tell you what your current 100% estimate is if you go to the charging screen and pull the limit over to 100% now (don't lift your finger, the estimate shows while you are moving the line). I guess it might vary a mile or two from what it would actually estimate if you 100% charged, but my LR RWD 100% charges to 322 and if I pull it over that's what it also estimates.

 

[RFernatt]

My Oct 2018 build AWD only charges to 295 @100%.

My Sep '18 AWD is about the same with just under 13K miles.

 

[Stellavator]

Fudge you guys...

I'm getting 290...

 

[Wvapoker]

I have a 2019 M3 LR Dual Motor running 36.2.1. When I charge to 90% I only see 278 (279 is 90% of 310). The 322 is an EPA rating of the 2020 model. I don't actual think we will see 322 on the 2019 and prior models. But I hope somebody proves me wrong.

After driving the car for more than two months I've determined that the rated range is pointless because your Wh/mile makes that vary so drastically.

 

[MagnusMako]

18k miles here. I used to get 310 or a mile or two under it. I supercharged the other day and it only went to 290 at 100% and kept saying 'Calculating'. I guess calibration must be way off but 20 miles less from the rated 310 or now 322 seems exceptional.

 

[jfrieden]

Fudge you guys...

I'm getting 290...

I'm August '18. Getting 290. It's not enough to be a problem yet, but getting pretty close to a warranty claim if it keeps dropping.

 

[AlanSubie4Life]

Yep - 322 at 100% SOC.

Interesting! First report I noticed here. Can you measure your discharge “constant” at some point? Requires a decent length drive or high consumption drive to be accurate but I wonder what it is. Just divide your Wh used (not what is displayed because of rounding - multiply Wh/mi * mi traveled) by your rated miles used for a single continuous drive.

I would guess 221-225Wh/rmi, but I really have no idea. Maybe the battery is just higher capacity but that seems unlikely.

Previously of course the constant was in the range of 230-234Wh/rmi.

 

[mmurphy]

I have a 2020 LR AWD built end of Oct and I’m at 310. Haven’t seen the 322

 

[mbdionio]

mine is at 300mi with 100% SOC.

 

[texas_star_TM3]

290 miles over 310 miles is a degradation of (6.5%) ...what warranty claim is that? you would need (30%)+ degradation to make a claim... that would be just under 220 miles of fully charged

 

[texas_star_TM3]

300 miles here at 100% SOC. July '19 build with 5k miles on it.