Model x charge % and range

[Crusader1]

Im sorry if this is already discussed im new owner etc. Model x lr at 80% set charge range saying 272. Why is that?

Thank you in advance

 

[Tam]

Im sorry if this is already discussed im new owner etc. Model x lr at 80% set charge range saying 272. Why is that?

Thank you in advance

What's the number would you expect?

 

[scottf200]

Im sorry if this is already discussed im new owner etc. Model x lr at 80% set charge range saying 272. Why is that?
Thank you in advance

That seems good. Not sure what you are expecting?

340 = 272 / 80%
272 = 340 * 80%

 

[Crusader1]

That seems good. Not sure what you are expecting?

340 = 272 / 80%
272 = 340 * 80%

 

[Crusader1]

I thot range was 351 but now i see its 348. Ok its brand new car 278??

 

[DCGOO]

I thot range was 351 but now i see its 348. Ok its brand new car 278??

351 (or close) is when it is charged to 100%. At 80% charge, expect roughly 80% of the range. Also expect the range to drop as the battery ages.

 

[Crusader1]

351 (or close) is when it is charged to 100%. At 80% charge, expect roughly 80% of the range. Also expect the range to drop as the battery ages.

Ok thats 281 at 80% not 272 right? I know its not much difference but

 

[scottf200]

Ok thats 281 at 80% not 272 right? I know its not much difference but

Expect it to drop like 5% the 12-18 months and level out. Related Google search.

Here is my X (green) after a few years compared to the TeslaFI.COM fleet of similar cars (blue). See text at bottom (of graphic below) for "similar" cars to mine.
You can sign up for a pretty inexpensive ($50/yr as I recall) after the trial to get a lot of insight into your car and the OTAs (your history, etc).

 

[Crusader1]

Thank you!!

 

[onceset]

Expect it to drop like 5% the 12-18 months and level out. Related Google search.

Here is my X (green) after a few years compared to the TeslaFI.COM fleet of similar cars (blue). See text at bottom (of graphic below) for "similar" cars to mine.
You can sign up for a pretty inexpensive ($50/yr as I recall) after the trial to get a lot of insight into your car and the OTAs (your history, etc).

Dear Scott, on your graph the data is km or miles?

I'm going to buy a Tesla model X performance 2020, with 20" wheels, the odometer shows 37.000 miles. At 100% battery charge it shows 276 miles, it is very bad? The consumption was 463 wh/miles.

What do u think, this is a bad data?

 

[aesculus]

Dear Scott, on your graph the data is km or miles?

I'm going to buy a Tesla model X performance 2020, with 20" wheels, the odometer shows 37.000 miles. At 100% battery charge it shows 276 miles, it is very bad? The consumption was 463 wh/miles.

What do u think, this is a bad data?

Lets do the math. A 2020 has a 100 kWh battery. Assuming useful energy is 95% and it did not degrade a bit: 95,000 Wh / 463 Wh/mile = 205 miles of range.

I suspect that the settings in the car is displaying ideal miles, which has no value. Also where did you get the 463 Wh/mi? Was that lifetime or just what was last recorded on the dash?

 

[onceset]

The 463 wh/miles was lifetime

"I suspect that the settings in the car is displaying ideal miles" it seems there was a software upgrade, and can't switch between rated or typical - ideal miles. What does it show now, alvas typical, or always rated?

 

[scottf200]

Dear Scott, on your graph the data is km or miles?

I'm going to buy a Tesla model X performance 2020, with 20" wheels, the odometer shows 37.000 miles. At 100% battery charge it shows 276 miles, it is very bad? The consumption was 463 wh/miles.

What do u think, this is a bad data?

It is in miles. 276 is not awful. Hard to say about the 463 because you don't really know at what speeds that is or the terrain. I would expect the high 300s at 60 MPH as a test. Seem my table in this post: Model X 20-inch square wheel setup