How many SR owner sees 220 Miles as estimated range

[Talax74]

Looks like multiple SR owners are reporting lost of estimate range when downgraded from SR+ to SR.
Would like to understand how many SR owner are seeing less than 220 miles of estimated range on the screen.

 

[slooowr6]

My SR has 1450 miles

before V10 update:
100% 216 miles
90% 198 miles

After V10 update:
100% 210 miles
90% 189 miles

 

[Talax74]

My SR has 1450 miles

before V10 update:
100% 216 miles
90% 198 miles

After V10 update:
100% 210 miles
90% 189 miles

How much did it show when it was new?

 

[smashcz]

before downgrade 238, after 203 (should be 220)

 

[Talax74]

before downgrade 238, after 203 (should be 220)

Thank you.
Mine was
240 as SR+
to
216 after downgrade to SR

 

[Cmunny]

232 before downgrade, 208 after, continued to drop. Now 198.

 

[Talax74]

232 before downgrade, 208 after, continued to drop. Now 198.

198 means 10% degradation.
I’m ignorant but isn’t there a sort if warranty on the battery?
Edit: the battery needs to lose 30% to be replaced under warranty

 

[Cmunny]

Yup. I checked with my service tech, and according to him, the degradation point that triggers warranty replacement is based off the SR+ capacity, not the SR. That means 154 is the magic number that would trigger a replacement.

In my case, if degradation is linear, I can expect a new battery an about a year. If it's linear.

There is some credible speculation asserting Tesla has fiddled with the capacity available, causing a loss of accessible range from 4% to 6%. If this is so, I only have between 4% to 6% degradation, which is still within normal parameters. Steeper than normal, but not really concerning.

If it is not true and I really do have 10% degradation after 6 months, I am in for a rocky year before they will do anything about it.

 

[slooowr6]

How much did it show when it was new?

When new:
100% 216 miles
90%: 198 miles
Mine is ordered as a SR.

 

[lateulade]

I saw my range plummet overnight when I did my SR+ to SR downgrade. After 15k miles, I was still getting 239 miles at 100%, and it went down to 208 the day I got the downgrade. I’ve highlighted the date of the downgrade and the date of the previous OTA upgrade per TeslaFi.

A month later, I’m showing 207 at 100%, and lucky if I get 200 miles, even with a lifetime average of 221Wh/mi (which is often under 200).

 

[smashcz]

I think it's obvious that they accidentally (or purposely?) downgraded too much. I'm still hoping next software will fix it, but at this point I doubt it.

 

[lateulade]

I think it's obvious that they accidentally (or purposely?) downgraded too much. I'm still hoping next software will fix it, but at this point I doubt it.

I agree. It looks like the same thing happened to the majority of standard range owners at exactly the same time, so I’m confident it’s a bug. However, if we’re not squeaky wheels, we are not going to get any grease.