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MASTER THREAD: 2021 Model 3 - Charge data, battery discussion etc

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Hello Guys,
I would like to update our infographic, do you have the following information?
- Consumption Wh/km for LR and Performance 2022 ?
- Is there now any Performance with LG M50 ?
- What is the range on screen at 100 %

Thanks :)

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Hey. All COC in 2022 were V21 and all performance cars were still E3LD Panasonic's with 559km WLTP due to the MCU3. Not a single 5L performance in sight, but from the E5LD LR from Q4 it looks like the rated consumption hasn't changed and is still 137. Also there is no change to the performance in the US, so this value is expected to be 159 in all 2022 Performance cars. No corrections to the rated consumption until there are EPA corrections for the MCU3 I guess.

I have reworked my battery wiki @ TFF here:

Also I didn't post the V21 changes here yet:
 
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Thank @eivissa . Here is the updated infographic from 2019 to 2022.
For the Model 3 Performance 2022 do you know why the officila WLTP is 559 km while it is 547 on Tesla site ?

Don't you need to update your "Akkuchronik" in your Wiki as there is no LG Performance yet in 2022 ?

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For the Model 3 Performance 2022 do you know why the officila WLTP is 559 km while it is 547 on Tesla site ?
The Model 3 Performance 2022 is currently available in two versions:
  • E3LD Panasonic 82kWh 559km 377kW
  • E5LD LG Chem 79kWh 547km 393kW
Don't you need to update your "Akkuchronik" in your Wiki as there is no LG Performance yet in 2022 ?
I actually need to update it to include the Performance 82kWh version with the reduced range from 567km to 559km. Will get to it soon.
 
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When you say "The Model 3 Performance 2022 is currently available in two versions" you mean on the homologation side or in real life ?
Both. The current buyers have all ordered the 547km Performance, which is the LG 5L 547km, so Tesla can still deliver E3LD 558km...basically over delivering. I am pretty sure that we see the first COC for the LG Performance and deliveries soon thereafter. The Panaonic version is probably a leftover from 2021, but with 2022 tech. Quite a nice combination actually, but then I am more curious for that LG Packs Power vs SoC curve in combination with the Model Y Performance drivetrain. Mine is due in March...fingers crossed!
 
Ok, understand. And no news yet on homologation for the 4680 battery ?
No, nothing. Still months away I guess.
congratulation for your Y Performance order
Model 3 Performance with Model Y Performance drivetrain. The actual MYP is a pointless car in my opinion. Either small and fast or big and fast enough. My MYLR is absolutely fast enough 😉
 
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So Model 3 P will have the opportunity to be powerfull/faster than the 2021? or it's referred only to Model Y P?
My March 2021 E3LD has a 3D1.
Yes, the E5LD 2022 Performance is expected to be faster than the E3LD 2021/2022 Performance due to the higher power limit of the rear motor. So far none have been delivered to Europe though. If my M3P in March is the expected E5LD I can compare the who back to back, since I still own a Q4/2021 E3LD Performance.
 
Yes, the E5LD 2022 Performance is expected to be faster than the E3LD 2021/2022 Performance due to the higher power limit of the rear motor. So far none have been delivered to Europe though. If my M3P in March is the expected E5LD I can compare the who back to back, since I still own a Q4/2021 E3LD Performance.
It feels like its more or less always the battery ( with E3LD)that set the limit for the power.
We can hope that the E5LD can deliver more power so we get an performance increase.
( But if I look at battery tests of the LG M50 cell it doesnt look like the M50 deliver very much power, caviate about that the LG M50 cell in the E5LD isnt the same cell as the consumer version.)
 
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So what i'm reading is super charge the car, then do a launch to discharge with a high current. Sounds fun!
 
So assuming the 2022 LR3 and LRY have the same battery packs from Fremont, how does this data look?

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Usable Battery
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Predicted Range (rated 330)

Obviously there could be slight errors since the 19% added has no decimals so hard to tell if it’s 18.5 or 19.4 or somewhere in the middle.