How will the new 100D SR and LR be badged? Are overseas cars still getting 75D?

[mattack4000]

With the change to 100D SR and LR, does anyone know if Tesla will badge the car as 100D on both version in the back? I am guessing they probably will. Also are the Q1 overseas cars be getting the 75D or 100D batteries? I know they are about to close the Q1 cars this month, just curious what will be going overseas

 

[HankLloydRight]

The "100D" designation is going away entirely.

The trim line designations will be similar to Model 3:

Model S (Standard Range)
Model S Long Range (or Extended Range)
Model S Performance (with Ludicrous option)

All of them will have 100 kWh batteries, and the Model S (Standard range) will be software limited, but none of them will be a "100D" anymore.

 

[mattack4000]

So no badging?

 

[HankLloydRight]

Probably badging similar to Model 3.

But there is no more 75D, 100D, etc.

 

[clove503]

Probably badging similar to Model 3.

But there is no more 75D, 100D, etc.

There will still be badging.

100D
P100D

 

[HankLloydRight]

Are you sure? Clearly Tesla is moving away from badging their cars with the battery capacity.

If you go to order a new car right now, there's no 100D or P100D.

 

[HankLloydRight]

Elon Musk on Twitter

 

[MX-HH]

In Germany no 75 anymore.
No SR or LR either.
Only 100D and P100D.

 

[Commodore]

In Germany no 75 anymore.
No SR or LR either.
Only 100D and P100D.

or perhaps, Blank?

 

[dethman]

Probably badging similar to Model 3.

So, none.

 

[MorrisonHiker]

For now, they are being delivered with the 100D badge. The Standard Range were upgraded to Long Range. It remains to be seen if they will come out with a Long Range badge.