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This is really helpful; and I think this looks just right, many many thanks. I will let the service folks here see this, so they have an idea of what to do. It'll be the first/only 3.0 in Hong Kong ....
This is really helpful; and I think this looks just right, many many thanks. I will let the service folks here see this, so they have an idea of what to do. It'll be the first/only 3.0 in Hong Kong ....
Mark; sorry to hear of your troubles. Have started a conversation; happy to do what I can to assist you.
So Roadster is in the shop with a bad cell... I have the option of fixing the cell for $10K or getting a new pack for $30K (neither is very welcome right now.)
I was wondering:
Does the new battery require a new PEM?
Are the parasitic losses on the new battery design as bad as the old one?
Is battery balancing still an issue with the new battery?
I see that the new battery is heavier than the old one: do you notice any performance (acceleration, handling, etc) degradation?
Does anyone know if there are any used batteries out there?
Anyone have any suggestions or additional questions I should be asking?
Good to know. Best of both worlds, most reliable and most range. I will call it Roadster 3.5No it is a remanufactured 1.5 according to the label. You can't swap as the power connections and fans are different.
But then how would you classify a 2.5 upgraded with a 3.0 battery?Good to know. Best of both worlds, most reliable and most range. I will call it Roadster 3.5
I bought my car second hand from Tesla who had taken it from the previous owner in part exchange for a Model S. It therefore had no battery plan, and I paid full price.
If a battery replacement program was purchased with the car when it was new then that program stays with the car and passes on to the next owner. In your case the original owner probably didn't buy the replacement option.I bought my car second hand from Tesla who had taken it from the previous owner in part exchange for a Model S. It therefore had no battery plan, and I paid full price.
Probably the case. Indeed, I don't even know whether the replacement offer was made in the U.K. when these cars were new.