What do you think, which car has a longer range?
A Model X 100D from 2017 or a 2021 Y Long Range?
A Model X 100D from 2017 or a 2021 Y Long Range?
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Range X 100D 2017 compared to Y LR
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scottf200
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It doesn't seem like you took much effort in your research because they are not even close.
Well, the internet says a lot....I would never get 295 miles out of my Model X 100D.
But the interesting would be the comparison.
The data I found so far was, that the X 100D has a lightly bigger range, then the Y LR, but.... the data seems limited
scottf200
Well-Known Member
I'm happy to help those that have shown they've put in their own effort first (vs taking advantage of others
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not sure what you were searching for, but there are a ton of threads efficiency. since you own an X, i would start in the Y forum and compare to your own data.
teslamotorsclub.com
Actual rated wh/mi
Hi all, EPA says 2020 Model Y gets 265 Wh/mi city, 296 Wh/mi highway, 279 Wh/mi combined. Also a range of 316 miles There's a solid line in the touchscreen energy consumption graph called "rated". What number is it? Also, Teslafi refers to "rated miles" which it uses to measure efficiency...
teslamotorsclub.com
Obviously, I don t need your help! There was another spirit back here in 2010.I'm happy to help those that have shown they've put in their own effort first (vs taking advantage of others
Well actually, there are tons of data which are saying different things. The ideal would be to find someone who has a 2017 Model X and a 2021 Model Y LR and who can tell me how they compare in terms of range with the same driving style...not sure what you were searching for, but there are a ton of threads efficiency. since you own an X, i would start in the Y forum and compare to your own data.
Actual rated wh/mi
Hi all, EPA says 2020 Model Y gets 265 Wh/mi city, 296 Wh/mi highway, 279 Wh/mi combined. Also a range of 316 miles There's a solid line in the touchscreen energy consumption graph called "rated". What number is it? Also, Teslafi refers to "rated miles" which it uses to measure efficiency...
Like in my original Roadster I was able to achieve a range of 400 Km, but if I would have driven it "normally" it would be much less.
Or, my X100D 2017 has an around 5 % bigger range then my 2015 Model S85....
And why is this interesting for me? Because my 2nd home is about 50 Km too far away to get there with my X 2017 without recharging. And as the kids are growing up, I do not need the space of the X anymore, so I am thinking about switching to the Y, and if I could do 50 Km more in the Y, I would do it immediately....
And to make things more complicated, or more interesting, here in Europe, I think that the Y LR is Chinese made and it has a different range then the US made LR.
And to start in the y forum? Yes I could, but I thought that by percentage there are more x owners who have an Y, then Y owners who have an X....
And to compare my data, to others data.... I guess you are experienced enough to know how difficult this is...and the way the official range was tested has changed from 2017 to 20121. But I m sure you know that....
OK thanks. BUT I DO NOT WANT TO CHECK THE RANGE OF THE MODEL Y! I can read that on the Tesla site... I need the COMPARISON to the model X 2017 100 D.
But anyway.....
Bigriver
Member
I don’t have a model Y, but I do have a model 3 and an X. I find that I get similar efficiency %, defined as actual range/rated range. So if I go on a 80 mile trip in my model X and use 100 rated miles (80% efficiency), I will do about the same in my model 3, also using 100 rated miles. Of course conditions can vary so I never have an exact comparison, but my Teslafi data shows that it is almost always within 5% of the same efficiency.
Advantage should go to a new model Y because it does not have any battery degradation at the start and for colder weather, it has a heat pump.
Advantage should go to a new model Y because it does not have any battery degradation at the start and for colder weather, it has a heat pump.
Thank you. That is an interesting and helpful answer! And absolutely, I wonder how much of an advantage and in which conditions it is that the Y has a heat pump!
