Is this standard milage loss?

[Viro]

Purchased a 2018 Model S 75D with 18k miles.

When I picked it up it was at 60% charged, I took it home and the following week when Tesla transferred the VIN I headed to a Supercharger and increased my charging to use the max battery capacity.

When supercharging was complete I had 241 miles. I thought the 75D should be closer to 257 at full charge and with only 18k on it that seems low.

Should I be concerned or is it all part of the Tesla experience.

Thanks for your time,

Matt

 

[P85_DA]

hard to say unless you do a balancing of the battery ,ie run down low than charge up high ..few times ..in general the numbers you show I wouldn’t be concerned

 

[CyberShy]

Should I be concerned or is it all part of the Tesla experience.

Being concerned about range loss is a huge part of the Tesla experience.

 

[ucmndd]

Being concerned about range loss is a huge part of the Tesla experience.

At least until you set your display to percentage and just get over it. It's pretty liberating.

241 miles at 100% is about 7% loss. Definitely in the range of expectations for a 75, and you will likely find it fairly stable there from here on out.

 

[Viro]

Thank you very much for your input!

Matt

 

[Rocky_H]

At least until you set your display to percentage and just get over it. It's pretty liberating.

Well, I hate the % display and won't ever use it, but yes, get over it!

 

[AmpedRealtor]

Check out the class action lawsuit (and potential NHTSA investigation) over battery capacity capping. Not sure if your vehicle is part of the group, but worth checking out:

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