Does 2019.5.15 update have 5% power boost?

[UKNOWINVU2]

I received 2019.5.15 update last night and was wondering if it has the 5% power boost. I see that i got the additional range as per Elons tweet, does that mean its also power boosted?

 

[harcocjh]

I received 2019.5.15 update last night and was wondering if it has the 5% power boost. I see that i got the additional range as per Elons tweet, does that mean its also power boosted?

I don't think so. Doesn't look like it on my car at least.

 

[IROAR]

I had been charging to about 90% with a range +/- 276 After the update range displays 291

 

[M falcon]

I don't think so. Doesn't look like it on my car at least.

I would guess it has was boosted, but
Only way to objectively know is to do 0-60 times before and after update.

 

[ngogas]

No, not till March 15; so likely an update in a month.

 

[M423]

i was charging and updated this morning my RWD LR Model 3, my 90% said 278 miles i was thinking i should be closer to 292, i didnt see any range increase

 

[JGard]

I received 2019.5.15 last night and I always charge to 80% which would show 248 miles (and within like 10 minutes, drop to 247 or 246). This morning my 80% charge shows 252 miles. So there has been a bump there. I can't tell about performance because it's raining, so traction control is kicking in real early.

 

[sreams]

i was charging and updated this morning, my 90% said 278 miles i was thinking i should be closer to 292, i didnt see any range increase

To be clear... Is your car RWD?

 

[M423]

yes RWD LR

 

[mmccking]

Mine charged to 326 miles.

 

[GalacticHero]

Just got 5.15 on my M3 AWD-LR. No 5% power boost (and of course, no range increase since AWD.)

 

[Tezlah]

I updated last night to 2019.5.15. The car was charged at 90%, showing 277 miles before the update and still shows 277 miles after the update.

RWD LR

I wonder what’s causing the inconsistency here.

 

[BobAbooey]

90% Long Range

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[mswlogo]

Best place to look is figure out where your Reference line is drawn on the Energy Chart.

It's drawn at around

241 wh/mi on RWD works out to around 310 miles range
252 wh/mi on AWD works out to around 295 miles range

I would expect that line to move to around 230 wh/mi if your range is now officially 325

You can take a close up photo and count pixels and do the math or try driving at around 230 wh/mi and your current average should be drawn directly on top of the reference line.

 

[Bernard G]

I updated last night to 2019.5.15. The car was charged at 90%, showing 277 miles before the update and still shows 277 miles after the update.

RWD LR

I wonder what’s causing the inconsistency here.

Same -- No range increase yet on LR RWD. Bizarre.

I updated last night to 2019.5.15. The car was charged at 90%, showing 277 miles before the update and still shows 277 miles after the update.

RWD LR

I wonder what’s causing the inconsistency here.

Same -- No range increase yet on LR RWD. Bizarre.

 

[gilscales]

In order for me to get 325 miles range I would have to get 212 wh/mi as I have found I have just under 69kw of usable battery

 

[mtndrew1]

I’m on 2019.5.15 with no range increase on a 2018 LR RWD.

 

[paulvinh]

80%

Use to be 248mi. This morning 258.

 

[BlueWRXPride]

I always charge to 80% when at work which gets me 248 to 250 miles. Yesterday when I left work it was at 260 miles, which would translate to a 325 mile range. This was running on version 2018.50.6. Then last night I got the prompt and updated the car to 2019.5.15. So it looks to me like the range increase is NOT tied to a SW update, it's some other transparent over the air update. No idea if the power boost comes at the same time.

 

[zhu-]

How noticeable would 5% be anyway? If someone wasn't expecting this power update and got it in their car after, would they notice?