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Model 3 RWD Monroney Sticker?
- Thread starter MP3Mike
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@voxel any chance you can share the additional vehicle information screen from in the car that shows the battery type as well?
From what I understand, all 2022 Model 3 RWD in the US come with the LFP main battery with the EPA ratings shown on the Monroney sticker shown above. Tesla does not advertise battery capacity, but it is generally regarded as around 60 kWh (compared to around 55 kWh in previous years' SR+ cars).
LFP battery cars will have only one setting for the charge target, versus separate daily and trip charge targets for NCA battery cars.
Yep, I agree, I was just trying to gather proof that the 2022 Model 3 RWD is using a LFP pack, since I have someone that is insistent that they aren't using many, if any, LFP packs in Fremont production even for the RWD.
And then they say that even if it is a LFP pack that it is a US made pack, not using Chinese cells. Which I am sure is not the case. (The Monroney sticker above shows that the RWD has 25% less US/Canadian parts in it that the LR, which is all likely because of the LFP pack.)
The sticker says "Battery Final Assembly Point: Fremont, CA, USA" which is probably causing the confusion. The LFP cells are from CATL in China (most likely Shanghai) and are assembled into a pack in Fremont. The pack is Tesla's own design. I don't know of ANY LFP cell factory in USA. See:
I traded my 3 RWD but it was 100% LFP because there was no daily/trip charging limits. It also had 15V li-ion and AMD. It remains the most efficient EV I’ve owned. 220 Wh/mile on average (with 60-70% highway driving) with 4.2 mi/kWh on 75-80mph trips.
If you get a standard range tesla (model 3 rwd ) of this current year, it will be LFP. Any other model 3 it will not be.
I checked, and it’s not there. Is this exclusive to the Model 3? Because I checked it on a Y.
I'm not sure, I just saw it mentioned in the Model 3 manual that you could look it up there. My Y doesn't show it either, which makes sense, since all Ys, at least in North America, are the same battery type.
Model Y in the US does not have any variant with an LFP battery. In the US, only the following Model 3 variants have LFP batteries:
- 2022 RWD.
- Some 2021 SR+ made late in the model year.
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