Tesla model 3 awd lr only getting 286 miles of range at 100% charge
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My September 2018 built Model 3 Stealth P gets to 286 on 100% charge. I have 26,000 miles on it. Range loss happened around a year ago. Debating whether to have Tesla do check.
For ref my 2018 LR RWD with 28,809m gets 310m at 100%. I bought it used so unsure if it ever saw the 325m bump but I have seen it calculate up to 312m at 100% as well.
I am also getting 278 miles at 100%. 2019 Model 3 Performance July build. Tesla says it's normal and that unless it's 70% or less battery degradation they won't fix anything. 
Not happy.
Not happy.I am also getting 278 miles at 100%. 2019 Model 3 Performance July build. Tesla says it's normal and that unless it's 70% or less battery degradation they won't fix anything.
Mine was similar over the winter presumably from less cell capacity when cold. Warmer weather had it up to 283. A recent drain to 10% and supercharger session had it to 289. I only use 20% - 30% each day and always charge on 240V at home. I think it could be a BMS calibration issue and not necessarily degradation.
Pretty similar to all you guys with my October 2018 build AWD with 17500. Got down the 280 full charge, crept up to 289 in feb but back to 286 now.
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I’m having similar issues. Sometimes within the same day, my 100% SoC mile range changes by 3-4 miles.
most people’s issues started last October. Mine had 309 miles until a software update (correlation may not be causation) and in a matter of a couple weeks it dropped like a rock. I have been in the mid 280’s since then.
most people’s issues started last October. Mine had 309 miles until a software update (correlation may not be causation) and in a matter of a couple weeks it dropped like a rock. I have been in the mid 280’s since then.
XLR82XS
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[2020MY - Oct. 2019 build] 322 @ 100% SOC when new. Recently saw 305 when the screen showed 'calculating....' at roughly 99% but stopped charging to get on my way. ~11K miles.
Vaillant
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Mine is an August 2018 build AWD with 15.7k miles and when I charge to 100%, it ends up in the mid-280’s. The app shows a similar value for 100%.
I had hoped for something closer to 5% degradation, which would put it in the mid 290’s, so I’m a bit disappointed. I otherwise love the car, though!
I had hoped for something closer to 5% degradation, which would put it in the mid 290’s, so I’m a bit disappointed. I otherwise love the car, though!
Vaillant
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Sorry! Just seemed like all the 2018 LR-AWD's were showing 286miles.
I just looked at my charge slider today:
308 not 310, but I have a tiny imbalance since as you can see, I've been charging to 60% for something like 8 months. My charge limit right now is 99%, so 308 at 99%.
I'll set it to 90% for a couple weeks and see if the cells top up.
I just looked at my charge slider today:
308 not 310, but I have a tiny imbalance since as you can see, I've been charging to 60% for something like 8 months. My charge limit right now is 99%, so 308 at 99%.
I'll set it to 90% for a couple weeks and see if the cells top up.
For reference, my 2020 M3 LR AWD (with acceleration boost) has under 200miles & charges up to 321 at 100%.
I was told there may be some sort of change tesla made with the recent batteries that allow faster charging at super chargers but not sure that does anything to improve range or reduce the degradation.
I was told there may be some sort of change tesla made with the recent batteries that allow faster charging at super chargers but not sure that does anything to improve range or reduce the degradation.
vsansal
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My 2020 stealth performance showed 279 miles at 90% up until they have decided to change the constant and overnight it dropped to 264 miles. That was when it only had 500 miles. After 6 months I am now around 4500 miles and my 90% is at 265. This is with the 19 inch rims selected. This gives me 295 miles at 100%. According to my sticker this should be 304 at 100% but when I got the car it was advertised 310. If I change the wheels to 18 inch, then I get 282 miles at 90% and about 314 miles on 100%. I am pretty sure Tesla is going to decide to change the constant again in the future and our displayed range will change. That's one of the down sides of over the air updates. So instead I just use the percentage and don't even care about how many miles that is. I don't even have home charging available. I wouldn't stress over what the car shows as rated range since that doesn't mean anything. My car with the 19 inch wheels is rated at 260Wh/mile but my 4500 miles lifetime is 254Wh/mile. There have been instances I had much better and instances much worse. At the end of the day, your range will greatly depend on your driving style and the driving conditions.
I have a PM3, 10 months old with 18,000 miles and my max range is showing 289. That change just happened this week. Not hopeful that Tesla service department will be any help, as my experience with them so far hasn't been good
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