Model S Range Per Charge Estimator on Tesla Website, where to find it?

[Brad_SC]

I did look, but could not find a post about this, if this is addressed elsewhere, please point me there, thank you (in advance).

Tesla used to make a range calculator pretty easy to come by. I can no longer find it. Can anyone help me locate this range estimator?

 

[gavine]

Looks like they may have removed it. It was on the main Model S page towards the bottom under "range per charge". Not there anymore and I can't find it either.

 

[chriSharek]

I know they still have it as an interactive in the stores. I think it's one of the absolute best ways to tell the story about EVs, range, and contributing factors.

 

[AWDtsla]

The Model S with a blazing top speed of 70 mph has been missing for quite a while now.

 

[nderoche]

Hello Brad,

I found on tesla website all the data used by this range calculator that is no longer available.
And for fun, I put all these data on a new website that allows you to compare two models. I does replace the range calculator

The data contains more info that what the range calculator did show: you can see ranges driving with higher speeds, with lights on and/or windows open.
For 90 models I've just made the following : assumption '90 = 85+6%'

Everything is there :http://teslamotors.free.fr
Remarks, comments are welcome.

Enjoy !

 

[racerx43]

Nicely done !!!

 

[chriSharek]

Hello Brad,

I found on tesla website all the data used by this range calculator that is no longer available.
And for fun, I put all these data on a new website that allows you to compare two models. I does replace the range calculator

The data contains more info that what the range calculator did show: you can see ranges driving with higher speeds, with lights on and/or windows open.
For 90 models I've just made the following : assumption '90 = 85+6%'

Everything is there :http://teslamotors.free.fr
Remarks, comments are welcome.

Enjoy !

Any way to change the units to those that us odd-ball Americans use? Great page - no doubt. Thanks for sharing.

I found the dropdown to change units! Sorry!

 

[Brad_SC]

Hello Brad,

I found on tesla website all the data used by this range calculator that is no longer available.
And for fun, I put all these data on a new website that allows you to compare two models. I does replace the range calculator

The data contains more info that what the range calculator did show: you can see ranges driving with higher speeds, with lights on and/or windows open.
For 90 models I've just made the following : assumption '90 = 85+6%'

Everything is there :http://teslamotors.free.fr
Remarks, comments are welcome.

Enjoy !

This...
Is...
Excellent!!!

(Please add the Model 3 data when it comes out!)

 

[nderoche]

Thanks for your comments, much appreciated !

Today Teslamotors has re-introduced the simulator at Model S | Tesla Motors, and they put real numbers for 90 models. Rather than making educated guesses (90=85+6%) I took their numbers and updated my page that still displays more values for speeds higher than 70mph and with lights on/off windows up/down.

http://teslamotors.free.fr

I looked for TeslaX and Tesla3 data, but there is nothing .... yet

Enjoy !