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First Tesla! Preowned M3 Performance 12,500 miles but only charges ~295 miles.

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Hi, just pickup my first Tesla! Love it, preowned from a dealership with 12,500 miles. It is a 2022 Model 3 Performance , with advertised range of 340 miles. However, I got it back home yesterday and fully charged, got to 291 miles estimated so I tried again and have now fully charged again after a little drive but it won’t get up past 295 miles… is that normal? Maybe I have set something wrong?

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Really appreciate any advice. Cheers!
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Here's my battery degradation report from TeslaFi for my 2019 long range AWD Model 3, starting maybe 4 months after I got it through today. You can see the logarithmic scale on the X axis. Basically no degradation (and a BMS recalibration I think) for the past year and a half or so. Also note that I changed my daily charging to max 70% over a year ago, as I typically use no more than 30-40% in a day and I want the battery to last as long as possible. At this point I have it charge from the grid in the morning, with a scheduled departure of 7 AM.

Factory rated EPA miles was 310, and I'm at 285, so about 8% degradation.
 
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Here's my battery degradation report from TeslaFi for my 2019 long range AWD Model 3, starting maybe 4 months after I got it through today. You can see the logarithmic scale on the X axis. Basically no degradation (and a BMS recalibration I think) for the past year and a half or so. Also note that I changed my daily charging to max 70% over a year ago, as I typically use no more than 30-40% in a day and I want the battery to last as long as possible. At this point I have it charge from the grid in the morning, with a scheduled departure of 7 AM.

Factory rated EPA miles was 310, and I'm at 285, so about 8% degradation.
Thanks!
 
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Here's my battery degradation report from TeslaFi for my 2019 long range AWD Model 3, starting maybe 4 months after I got it through today. You can see the logarithmic scale on the X axis. Basically no degradation (and a BMS recalibration I think) for the past year and a half or so. Also note that I changed my daily charging to max 70% over a year ago, as I typically use no more than 30-40% in a day and I want the battery to last as long as possible. At this point I have it charge from the grid in the morning, with a scheduled departure of 7 AM.

Factory rated EPA miles was 310, and I'm at 285, so about 8% degradation.
Your batt was a 77.8kWh when new.
You can loose capacity down to about 76kWh before the range drops so you have another 2% hidden before loosing range.

Your batt capacity is currently about 68.9 kWh, out of 77.8kWh.
 
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