AWD Model 3 Wh/Km

[AxelRod]

I have had the car about a week and have driven 1100 KM mostly highway. My average WH is about 185 and I cannot seem to get it much lower.

What are other people getting in the dual motor AWD version? I feel like Its pretty inefficient in comparison to RWD.

 

[SageBrush]

Fix your title

 

[ℬête Noire]

I'm seeing about 255-260Wh/mi, thats about....160-165Wh/km, when driving 70-75mph divided highways (so 110-120kph). Lifetime average is under 250Wh/mi. I'm on 18" stock although I've got the caps off at the moment (will likely put them back on).

What do you have for tires? Are you needing to use the cabin heater?

 

[AxelRod]

19" tires.

Standard acceleration and standard steering. I dont know if cabin overheat protection is on but I have been running the climate control on auto at 21 degrees which is roughly 70 F.

 

[ℬête Noire]

19" tires.

Standard acceleration and standard steering. I dont know if cabin overheat protection is on but I have been running the climate control on auto at 21 degrees which is roughly 70 F.

The 19" tires will cost you about another %4, so nearly 10Wh/km above mine. About 8% above 18" with aero caps, so at least 15Wh/km.

You can tell if the heater is on by pulling up the vent controls. They show red, rather than blue, when the heater is on. What is the outside temp? Are you needing to use defog?

Depending on the speeds you're traveling at 185 seems quite plausible.

 

[animorph]

We're at 240 Wh/Mile for our first 300 miles, so 149 Wh/km with 18" aeros. That's using rated miles / odometer.

 

[JeffK]

Performance AWD here and averaging 308 Wh / mile.

318 Wh / mi on a recent road trip using autopilot @ 80-85 mph (129-137 kph)

 

[Thomas Edison]

I have had the car about a week and have driven 1100 KM mostly highway. My average WH is about 185 and I cannot seem to get it much lower.

What are other people getting in the dual motor AWD version? I feel like Its pretty inefficient in comparison to RWD.

Here’s an ongoing thread about this.
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/what-wh-mi-are-you-getting-with-awd-and-p-cars.124116

 

[EfficientWatts]

I'm getting ~149 wh/km in my model 3 AWD. More highway than city right now with 15-min commutes plus some longer trips here and there; majority of driving is highway.

FWIW for some reason I like driving with km in the US, partly because it's fun to be able to hit triple digits and see the numbers rise faster.

edit: this is over 3,000 km of driving

 

[sperkin]

AWD is around 10% less efficient than RWD. I'm getting 204 to 207 lifetime but only under 500 miles so far. I don't think it will change much.

AWD: 204 to 207 18" aero caps off

RWD: 185 to 191 18" aero caps off

 

[SoCalGuy]

Numerous threads on this already.

Here’s one I had started a week ago:
AWD range since last charge

 

[Off Shore]

AWD is around 10% less efficient than RWD. I'm getting 204 to 207 lifetime but only under 500 miles so far. I don't think it will change much.

AWD: 204 to 207 18" aero caps off
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RWD: 185 to 191 18" aero caps off
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Thanks for the "Do Not Reset Lifetime" meme. I'm stealing it.

 

[JeffK]

I think Tesla should have one that can't be reset.

 

[ScottFrancis]

AWD areo caps off, drive 140 miles a day with 90% on EAP at 79 mph. weather around 80-90 degrees F
290 Wh/mi lifetime (3,000 miles)