I purchased Model YP in January 2022. My car is currently running 14,000 miles. At first, my car was marked as 271 miles on a 90% charge, but now it is marked as 257 miles on a 90% charge. The available distance has decreased by 14 miles in eight months. Is there any way to reverse this? It's okay now, but I think the available distance will decrease a lot in a year or two.
-
Want to remove ads? Register an account and login to see fewer ads, and become a Supporting Member to remove almost all ads.
Model Y P, available mileage
- Thread starter samsammylee
- Start date
batteries face degradation, nothing you can do to reverse it. we all hit about 10%-13% loss and hang out there, you're fine, just drive the car and have fun. Also, the MYP doesn't get the best range with that setup, so you got the wrong car if you want a little more range. But yeah, just drive, use the percent, this displayed miles are useless anyway.
Cyberspeed
Member
Normal - sometimes too much data is just that too much. Advice: drive and enjoy!
Do a search and you'll see it is normal to have fluctuations & degradation.
Some reading to get you started:
How to Recalibrate Your Tesla Battery to Regain Range
Learn How To Recalibrate Your Tesla Battery To Show Correct Range
Tesla battery management system (BMS) calibration
if you still are wanting to "know more" have a read on this thread right here. It will put you to sleep.
Range Loss Over Time, What Can Be Expected, Efficiency, How to Maintain Battery Health
Do a search and you'll see it is normal to have fluctuations & degradation.
Some reading to get you started:
How to Recalibrate Your Tesla Battery to Regain Range
Learn How To Recalibrate Your Tesla Battery To Show Correct Range
Tesla battery management system (BMS) calibration
if you still are wanting to "know more" have a read on this thread right here. It will put you to sleep.
Range Loss Over Time, What Can Be Expected, Efficiency, How to Maintain Battery Health
LoneStarEve
Member
1. that value shown is not to be relied upon for calculating battery degradation.
2. All batteries degrade over time, the number of cycles, the speed of the charging, how high you charge it all make a difference as do things like temperature and age.
3. All things being equal the degradation occurs at a higher rate in the early life then slows down dramatically as time goes on until it gets below like 75% or so when it speeds up agains
4. This all is further complicated by the battery chemistry which also varies.
2. All batteries degrade over time, the number of cycles, the speed of the charging, how high you charge it all make a difference as do things like temperature and age.
3. All things being equal the degradation occurs at a higher rate in the early life then slows down dramatically as time goes on until it gets below like 75% or so when it speeds up agains
4. This all is further complicated by the battery chemistry which also varies.
Just to add to OP
Feb 2022 MYP, 12k miles - I am seeing exactly the same information at 90% SoC = 257 miles
I've tried the BMS calibration as well as Battery Leveling techniques, and mixed in with daily deep sleep (turn off Sentry). None of that changed anything (if anything it definitely wasn't healthy charging to 100% and discharging to < 10%). At this point won't try to figure it out and listen to others, just drive and enjoy the car.
Feb 2022 MYP, 12k miles - I am seeing exactly the same information at 90% SoC = 257 miles
I've tried the BMS calibration as well as Battery Leveling techniques, and mixed in with daily deep sleep (turn off Sentry). None of that changed anything (if anything it definitely wasn't healthy charging to 100% and discharging to < 10%). At this point won't try to figure it out and listen to others, just drive and enjoy the car.
Cyberspeed
Member
Mateo83
Active Member
52 16 57 39
BioDiesel & Electrons
I have a June 2020 MYP & wondering if/when my battery pack will be one of the first to go too low & I can request a battery warranty.
52 16 57 39
BioDiesel & Electrons
Physicslawyer
Member
Cyberspeed
Member
I had the same issue. I just set a timer from now on if/when I need a specific charge at a specific time if going beyond 80%. tried 3x and always started charging and reached max charge well before desired time....
I might have to call service - my neighbor has the MYP - got it a week before mine- and his charges perfectly.
I will let you know what I find out
Similar threads
