Range Loss

[MattXowner]

had my MX since June. At first 100% charge got me 257 miles as advertised. 90% was 232.

Now, only after 8 months of ownership, my 90% only gets me 220 miles of range. Local shop says it's normal, but MS owners I know have only lost 3-5 miles of range over the past 2 years of ownership.

My wh/mile since owner ship is 360. Slightly less than rated.

What's your experience? Still getting the same range? Have you noticed a drop?

Thanks!

 

[balefire]

You need to fully cycle your battery a few times to truly assess your max range. I bet your range will improve with that.

 

[MattXowner]

Thanks. What does that mean? Drain to 0? How do you fully cycle?

Thanks!!

Matt

 

[nagypite]

 

[fsch]

You lost 5%. On average, the battery looses 5% during the first 30000 miles, and then it's much slower. But there is a large variance. See this
MaxRange Tesla Battery Survey

 

[TexasEV]

You lost 5%. On average, the battery looses 5% during the first 30000 miles, and then it's much slower. But there is a large variance. See this
MaxRange Tesla Battery Survey

No, the car is reporting 5% less range. That doesn't mean it has actually lost 5% of range.

 

[hill]

No, the car is reporting 5% less range. That doesn't mean it has actually lost 5% of range.

not only that, but it could simply be colder temperatures. Just like a gas car, you have less range in cold Temps. Also if you let it sit more between drives - there will be parasitic losses that happen, as well as a few additional variables.
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