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Range bump is for RWD only.I have P-stealth with 4.6k miles and didn't get any range increase at all.
When I first got it in September used to get 274 @ 90%. Now 270.
With the limited charging I have done so far since the 5.15 update, it looks like we are actually getting more usable battery capacity, i.e. more kWh available. Using a metered EVSE (ChargePoint), I seem to be getting more kWh added than before for the same percentage increase in SOC %. The increase was almost 5%, which corresponds to the supposed increase in range (325/310 miles). I will see with more charges whether this is consistent, and it would be great if others could also provide charging data for comparison.Yes. I updated after I got to work this morning. I started at 237 and after the update I had 250....my question is did I gain battery capacity (lowered the 0% SOC) or is just altering the correlation between percentage and miles?
I'm not impressed unless I actually have more kWh available.
Also...this invalidates my TeslaFi battery health tracking that I've been doing! Ugh!!!
No, I charged to 100% and no change. No surprise, I thought the range extension was part of the NoA update.I have a LR RWD and it was 278 miles at 90% for the longest time. After software update two days ago, it been charging 292 at 90%.
I'm not impressed unless I actually have more kWh available.
i'm pretty sure it would have..... Pretty sure this is just a UI change....