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With Match-E 100KW battery, Is there any chance that Tesla will boosts the Y's battery to 100KW. There are putting a larger battery on S and X.
They are??
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With Match-E 100KW battery, Is there any chance that Tesla will boosts the Y's battery to 100KW. There are putting a larger battery on S and X.
The delta price between the Model 3 and the Model Y is about $4k, so the batteries should be the same.With Match-E 100KW battery, Is there any chance that Tesla will boosts the Y's battery to 100KW.
There are putting a larger battery on S and X.
The delta price between the Model 3 and the Model Y is about $4k, so the batteries should be the same.
However, it is possibly that in the future a 100 kWh could be expected, along with adaptive air suspension (and may be a Plaid 3 motors...)
Y? the mach e 100 kwh pack does not have the range of the tesla 80. The mach e has to drop batteries to reduce weight to get the performance specs the Y P does. The mach e is purely hopeful specs. The mach e is sold out and is a low volume compliance vehicle. Appears to me tesla does not have to compete with a company they clearly dominate.With Match-E 100KW battery, Is there any chance that Tesla will boosts the Y's battery to 100KW. There are putting a larger battery on S and X.
A lot of errors in your statements.Y? the mach e 100 kwh pack does not have the range of the tesla 80. The mach e has to drop batteries to reduce weight to get the performance specs the Y P does. The mach e is purely hopeful specs. The mach e is sold out and is a low volume compliance vehicle. Appears to me tesla does not have to compete with a company they clearly dominate.
That said I would love the range a 100 kwh pack would bring. Heck I would love a 10% increase in energy density of the batteries in the 80 pack. Both do not appear to be the case at this time based on the CARB for the Y P.
Sure but nothing in particular.A lot of errors in your statements.
It looks like they made the Model Y more efficient, not an increase in capacity. From the Q4 2019 earnings report (source: https://ir.tesla.com/static-files/b3cf7f5e-546a-4a65-9888-c928b914b529) they're claiming 4 mi per kWh which with a 75kWh pack is 333mi. Obviously some rough math, but it looks to align.
Exciting for sure, I'm curious how they did it
If you always wait until the next new and greatest GPU, CPU or flat screen to come out you can be waiting a very long time. Wait 5 to 10 years and you may get soild state batteries that make current batteries look like a 1080P. Need to make a decision based on your needs and requirements which no one can decide but you.So now Elon is talking about a big reveal in April about battery tech improving. So can someone who knows more than me comment on how long that's likely to take and whether i should still get a model Y or wait a bit? (as a long time computer geek, i also know that you can always wonder stuff like this, but this is a big decision)
Check your math.It looks like they made the Model Y more efficient, not an increase in capacity. From the Q4 2019 earnings report (source: https://ir.tesla.com/static-files/b3cf7f5e-546a-4a65-9888-c928b914b529) they're claiming 4 mi per kWh which with a 75kWh pack is 333mi. Obviously some rough math, but it looks to align.
Exciting for sure, I'm curious how they did it