Let's compare our batteries! Please post your milage and remaining rated range at 90%.
Mine - 2 years, 85000 km, 90% charge is 360 km.
Mine - 2 years, 85000 km, 90% charge is 360 km.
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I understand a range charge to 100% and ideal range is a better indicator of battery health. My S85 with an E pack and 13500km indicates 490km at 100% set to ideal. My normal 90% charge yields 382 rated KMs. Car was delivered in December 2014 so after 7 months, I haven't notice much of a loss at all.
Forty Creek
Member
September 2013, 61,000 km. 90% rated range charge is 356 kms. 100% charge 2 weeks ago reached 399 kms of rated range.
Looks like you guys in Canada get better batteries than we in Europe:
Tesla MaxRange
In this graph only a few people have gotten more than 395km at 100% charge and only when the car had less than 5000km. This data is from Netherlands and Belgium.
Tesla MaxRange
In this graph only a few people have gotten more than 395km at 100% charge and only when the car had less than 5000km. This data is from Netherlands and Belgium.
beeeerock
Active Member
Perhaps too young to be useful... 85D May 2015. At 4,000 km, 100% charge was showing 436 Rated km's.
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Is it possible that the rated range is calculated differently in each region?
There is already a vast amount of data on remaining max rated miles vs. total miles traveled for a lot of Model S vehicles right here Plug In America
Please contribute your data to that survey. It is managed by Tom Paxton.
Yes, it's possible. At least there is difference between US rated miles and EU typical km. Maybe the same standard is used in US and Canada. Here nobody has never ever seen anything like 436km typical. EU typical range is calculated as 200Wh/km.
mknox
Well-Known Member
RAM_Eh
Member
Yes, precisely. I have heard that the battery lasts longer in the colder climate. This little survey is to find out if this is true. Also, it's more convenient to see the reports in metric system
mknox
Well-Known Member
In my case (same as EU):
@100% 385km or 410km/256miles in US Rated
@90% 346km or 369km/230miles in US Rated
After 24000km
@100% 385km or 410km/256miles in US Rated
@90% 346km or 369km/230miles in US Rated
After 24000km
RAM_Eh
Member
dj905
Member
I normally have the car set to display energy units, not distance, but the last time I charged to 100% I switched to distance: it said 425 km.
It's an 85 with 42,000 km.
Note that I live in Victoria, so the battery does not have to deal with cold weather. Or, usually, hot weather. But I have driven 22,000 km cross-country in the summer, often in temperatures 30 C or above. Above 40 C a few times. The fans have a lot of work to do when Supercharging in 40 C ambient temperatures.
It's an 85 with 42,000 km.
Note that I live in Victoria, so the battery does not have to deal with cold weather. Or, usually, hot weather. But I have driven 22,000 km cross-country in the summer, often in temperatures 30 C or above. Above 40 C a few times. The fans have a lot of work to do when Supercharging in 40 C ambient temperatures.
