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Upgrading the battery on a 2014 model S 60?
- Thread starter Matt1906
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You might want to check with a service center to see if yours is one of the 60s that actually has a 75 battery in it. My 2016 S60 is like that. It's a 75 that is software locked to 60. For a fee Tesla will unlock the extra 15 though I've never done that.
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Google Jason Hughes and Tesla. (wk057)....Is famous for doing things with Tesla batteries and infamous (IIRC kicked off this site) in other quarters.
On balance: IF I were in need of a battery I would seek him out.
On balance: IF I were in need of a battery I would seek him out.
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Jason Hughes
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electrifiedgarage.com
but you're in CA so try
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Electric Vehicle Service
Expert third-party service for maintenance, repair, and customization, all at competitive prices.
electrifiedgarage.com
but you're in CA so try
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I'm back actually.
We can do the upgrades, usually more cost effectively than any other options available elsewhere. Reach out to my staff at 057tech.com/contact if you haven't already and they'll get some info and give you some options.
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Wish you were on the west coastI'm back actually.
We can do the upgrades, usually more cost effectively than any other options available elsewhere. Reach out to my staff at 057tech.com/contact if you haven't already and they'll get some info and give you some options.
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I don't. Too expensive to do literally anything out that way, let alone run a business with reasonable costs.Wish you were on the west coast
It's pretty cost effective for our west coast (and other) customers to ship their vehicles to us and back again for upgrades/repairs/etc. We do it all the time.
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Good to see you back. Remember you from long ago when we were expecting our S deliveries about the same time in Devon. I do not visit TMC site often anymore but good to know you are alive and well.I'm back actually.
We can do the upgrades, usually more cost effectively than any other options available elsewhere. Reach out to my staff at 057tech.com/contact if you haven't already and they'll get some info and give you some options.
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Thanks so very much. Just call them and they cant do it.Jason Hughes
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Electric Vehicle Service
Expert third-party service for maintenance, repair, and customization, all at competitive prices.
but you're in CA so try
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057 said they can't? If this is the case, please let me know who you spoke with or what the details are. Very few reasons we wouldn't be able to do an upgrade on a 60.
We definitely can do this. See the chart here: Tesla Model S/X Battery Upgrade Compatibility
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Some cars badged "60" were actually 75 that were software locked so only 60 of the battery could be accessed. For a while one could have the extra 15 unlocked but I heard (second hand) recently that they are not doing that anymore. But might not hurt to check.
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OK That's great!
Referring that '15' is meant to be 15 KW more kilowatts added to my battery.
That equates to about an additional 40 +/- miles.
Its worth looking into.
I will get in touch with Tesla service.
Unless there is another route ?
Tom.
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I just recently had my 2013 model S 60 battery fail and the SC had quoted me 15k for a replacement with an upgraded 90kwh battery pack
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