Normal or abnormal range loss?

[Drlev]

I have a late 2017 Model S 75D that has about 12,500 miles on it. My 100% is now down to 245 miles. Is this normal range loss in this amount of time/mileage?

 

[mp0i]

Not sure about the 100% level but my 2017 Model S 75D went from 224 miles at 90% charge to 217 miles after 28,500 miles and 16 months. Not a big deal and not worried about it. Daily commute is about 120 miles round trip.

 

[JasJ]

you're lucky - I'm at 239 (Mid 2017 75D)... 20 miles lost in one year. If this continues, I might be in the new battery club. Only 3 charges to 100%. Battery mostly sits between 30 and 75% - so much for babying it.

 

[KaptinPlanet]

Did Tesla change the cell chemistry between the old 70kwh batteries and the new 75kwh? My 2015 70D charged to 236 miles at 100% last night. Seems I'm almost at the same level as a degrated 75

 

[Proxlamus]

My 75d (with 21" wheels) is at 217 miles at 90% at 43,000 miles. (Rated miles)

It was higher when I had 19" wheels but you guys know how that is.

 

[jruiz510]

you're lucky - I'm at 239 (Mid 2017 75D)... 20 miles lost in one year. If this continues, I might be in the new battery club. Only 3 charges to 100%. Battery mostly sits between 30 and 75% - so much for babying it.

How about supercharging it? I've had my Model S for about a few weeks and put up 1800 miles already and supercharged it at least 6 times. I am not really keeping track but was the faster degradation due to supercharging at DC?

 

[David99]

The battery looses a few % of capacity rather quickly in the beginning. That's normal. Dropping down 4% in the first 6-12 months is common. It slows down from there on and stays mostly linear. Don't worry too much. It seems dramatic in the beginning but it will be fine in the long run. I know the 90s have a faster degradation problem, but I'm not sure when the 75 packs where introduced and if they got the same cells as the early 90s.

 

[Darmie]

Here's what our 2017 Model S showed before it was sold this year. We had approx 29,000 miles on the car before it was sold.