Just got 225 kW charging - June 2020 Build with Battery version “G”

[Spindrift_21]

I picked up a Model X Long Range Plus yesterday with a June 2020 build date. When I updated to 2020.24.6.1 today I received notification that I can do 225 kW supercharging. The battery pack is version G as shown on the attached pictures. Greentheonly on twitter says there is an even newer pack on Tesla’s parts list for the Model X called V3. Not sure if the older Model X packs can fast charge at that rate as I haven’t seen anyone announce it.

 

[Zoomit]

The EPC lists both your G and the H revisions as “V3”.

P.S. Welcome to TMC, very helpful first post!

 

[CharlieLab]

Very cool. Just received the same release. I have a June 2019 Model X and no 225Kw upgrade. I have the E battery pack so they must have done some changes on the cooling system.

 

[posey_mvp]

where can you find out what battery pack your long range plus is?

 

[Spindrift_21]

where can you find out what battery pack your long range plus is?

There is a sticker under the front passenger wheel well.

 

[Spindrift_21]

The EPC lists both your G and the H revisions as “V3”.

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P.S. Welcome to TMC, very helpful first post!

Thanks! I had not seen this.

 

[posey_mvp]

I have an early build long range plus and I have latest update and I don’t see that option.. so I guess it’s only available latest build.. sigh

 

[JWM3]

I picked up my model x last week, got the update says 225kw charging. Charged at V3 station today with 20% left, only peaked 188KW

 

[Spindrift_21]

I picked up my model x last week, got the update says 225kw charging. Charged at V3 station today with 20% left, only peaked 188KW

What was the manufacture date from the drivers side door sticker?

 

[VikH]

I picked up a Model X Long Range Plus yesterday with a June 2020 build date. When I updated to 2020.24.6.1 today I received notification that I can do 225 kW supercharging. The battery pack is version G as shown on the attached pictures. Greentheonly on twitter says there is an even newer pack on Tesla’s parts list for the Model X called V3. Not sure if the older Model X packs can fast charge at that rate as I haven’t seen anyone announce it.
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Have you had an X previously? How has your efficiency been?

 

[JWM3]

What was the manufacture date from the drivers side door sticker?

Manufacturer day is 5/20, so it should have the latest battery update. I charged at same 250KW station again and got the similar result, never over 190KW. It was 95 degrees outside though.

 

[MP3Mike]

Manufacturer day is 5/20, so it should have the latest battery update.

I haven't seen anyone report having a Rev G battery that was built before June. If your release notes don't mention the 225kW charging then you likely have a Rev F battery.

 

[posey_mvp]

yah you can tell if you X can support by looking at the release note with the latest update

 

[scsmx]

5/20 build and I have an F revision, too bad...

 

[JWM3]

I haven't seen anyone report having a Rev G battery that was built before June. If your release notes don't mention the 225kW charging then you likely have a Rev F battery.

I did get 225KW charging in the release note. Where can I find the battery version?

 

[MP3Mike]

I did get 225KW charging in the release note. Where can I find the battery version?

It is on a sticker on the battery pack that can be viewed behind the front right wheel.

 

[DSMX]

So I placed an order in an inventory model x and wondering how I can tell when the build date was? Can you tell by The VIN?

 

[dburkland]

Now it looks like the limit has been raised to 250kW to match the 3 & Y. According to Elon this limit was increased as a result of wiring changes that reduced resistive. Link -> https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1282495504350232581?s=21

 

[posey_mvp]

I wish they bump F battery pack for long range plus to 225KW at least

 

[DSMX]

Which battery was this for? June build date have this?