Let's see, I have done:
- Trail Ridge Road
- Eisenhower Tunnel
- Vail Pass
- Hoosier Pass
- Fremont Pass
- Poncha Pass
- Wolf Creek Pass
- Independence Pass
- Mt Evans
With a little luck, I will do Lizard Head, Red Mountain, Molas, and Coal Bank Passes before the end of the month.
For a good list of Colorado Passes, see
List of mountain passes in Colorado - Wikipedia
The electric drive loses no performance to the altitude, except for some loss in cooling efficiency when pushed very hard. The regen on the descent regains most of the energy used on the climb. The steeper the descent, the more the loss in energy going up and down, but even relatively steep descents like the west side of Wolf Creek regain most of the energy. If above about 70% SoC, the sustained regen can run into the same charging limits as on a Supercharger; I have hit this on the east sides of Wolf Creek and Independence after leaving with 100% SoC from Pagosa and Aspen. Normally short bursts of regen never show a regen limit below 95-97% SoC.
A Tesla is a wonderful mountain car!!!