Maximum Range

[AW9nineteen]

I took delivery of my Raven at the end of August and it now has 17k miles. I’ve noticed lately that when I charge it I now get a different range total than when it was delivered. For example, my 90% is 315 miles max, always. That is not 90% of the advertised range, my 100% is also less than 350.

Any idea as to why?

 

[Jason1493]

I have a 2020 Model S Long Range. 100% SoC is supposed to be 370 miles. It shows 359 as 100% and my 90% is 324 miles. I have about 1500 miles on mine (late December delivery).What is your 100% indicated range?

 

[Bridor]

It is based on your actual driving averages. The car learns as you drive it. This is normal and happens to all of us. You can change your driving habits by putting the car in Range Mode and Chill Mode or you can enjoy having an amazing car.

Brent

 

[Mountainsnbird]

I have a 2020 Model S Long Range. 100% SoC is supposed to be 370 miles. It shows 359 as 100% and my 90% is 324 miles. I have about 1500 miles on mine (late December delivery).What is your 100% indicated range?

Same here charged to “100%” the other day and had 353 of the “373”

 

[ucmndd]

It is based on your actual driving averages. The car learns as you drive it. This is normal and happens to all of us.

Nerp.

 

[AMPd]

It is based on your actual driving averages. The car learns as you drive it. This is normal and happens to all of us. You can change your driving habits by putting the car in Range Mode and Chill Mode or you can enjoy having an amazing car.

Brent

Not only are you wrong. But also
I loathe people who say that with a passion.

“oh you have an issue, ehhh forget about it and enjoy the car”

 

[cookie99]

I took delivery of my Raven at the end of August and it now has 17k miles. I’ve noticed lately that when I charge it I now get a different range total than when it was delivered. For example, my 90% is 315 miles max, always. That is not 90% of the advertised range, my 100% is also less than 350.

Any idea as to why?

At 17k you've started to take a brunt of the degradation. The first year or so will be quite a steep cliff before evening out. Everyone's battery does this.. but luckily it should taper off now and you shouldn't be losing much anymore.

 

[voltage]

I have a 2020 Model S Performance Model. 100% SoC is supposed to be 345 miles. It shows 309 at 90% and 340 at 100% fwiw.

 

[samppa]

I have a 2020 Model S Long Range. 100% SoC is supposed to be 370 miles. It shows 359 as 100% and my 90% is 324 miles. I have about 1500 miles on mine (late December delivery).What is your 100% indicated range?

sounds more like BMS miscalibaration. Try charging to 100% a few times, it should go back up.

 

[Babaron]

Some other tips to maximize range include driving with standard regen braking setting and making sure your tire pressures are at spec. Also, use one pedal driving as much as possible.

 

[SSedan]

Drain it to under 10% and recharge to 100% should help with BMS calibration though some of this is degradation I think a good bit is just calibration.

From roughly 10-90% voltage is flat so the computer can not measure charge level. Just tried to track in and out.

Occasionally letting it get to the top and bottom where voltage starts to change let's it recalibrate.

 

[ucmndd]

Some other tips to maximize range include driving with standard regen braking setting and making sure your tire pressures are at spec. Also, use one pedal driving as much as possible.

Sure, but none of those will effect the range displayed, which is what the OP is asking about.

 

[Babaron]

The best advice given above for that issue is to simply ignore it. I have switched to percentage battery display rather than range for that reason. It's like worrying because the miles per gallon on the window sticker doesn't match the miles per gallon you're actually getting when you drive a regular gas powered car.