And in the meantime, Edmunds also got a whopping 345 mi. on a single charge with the Tesla MS Plaid (with 21" wheels)...just 3 mi. short of the official Tesla & EPA 348 mi. max range. So, which is it? Awesome because it's so quick or sh!tty because it's so quick and because of the yoke steering (agreed, it's a stupid gimmick while it works okay, it's no better than a regular full round or full round/flat steering wheel) and sub-par quality and interior amenities? IDK, seems like Edmunds has no idea on what to really think about it? ...
@lolachampcar (added you to my post b/c although I couldn't tell what settings Edmunds drove the MS Plaid in while testing the max range...I figure it was in Chill mode and everything was off? or maybe not? ...but nonetheless, however they tested it, they got 345 mi. max battery range! And this was contrary to what you've been getting with your MS Plaid)
Edmunds gets its hands on Tesla's quickest creation to date, the 2021 Model S Plaid, to see how far it goes on a full battery charge. Its official EPA-estimated range is 348 miles, but EV range can vary in the real world. Here's how the electric rocket fared in our testing when driven with much...
www.edmunds.com