Have a model X P100D, have been reading a lot about performance and range increases. I am on 2019.12 and did not see and range extensions.
What am I missing?
What am I missing?
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Tesla X Range increase?
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It’s a refresh P100D ..new front motor ..etc ..plenty of threads on this ..the new model u get a net extra 15miles ..and .10 seconds faster 0-60..the new X also gets V3 supercharging ..makes my 2018 P100 seem old now lol
Ludalicious
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It’s a refresh P100D ..new front motor ..etc ..plenty of threads on this ..the new model u get a net extra 15miles ..and .10 seconds faster 0-60..the new X also gets V3 supercharging ..makes my 2018 P100 seem old now lol
Wait wait.... wheres the faster 0-60 claim?
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Doutt
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Are the people that purchased full self driving last year still supposed to get the HW 3 upgrade for free?
Any ideas on when that will start?
Any ideas on when that will start?
DirtyT3sla
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Doutt
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Wow, OK. Original tweet from Elon said 6 months (stated in October). But I'm not surprised it's running late.
Tesla owners who ordered Full Self-Driving will get free HW3 upgrade, says Elon Musk
By the way - to increase range I have prepared two years ago quite a simple solution (we call it the range extender). It adds coasting function controllable from the throttle, and somehow better regeneration (this uses an exploit of predictive acceleration pedal algorithm).
At city and moderate "rural sceneries" drive it extends range noticeably. At highway speeds, there is almost no gain. Tested widely with Model S and Model X. I have small feedback from Model 3, but it seems it is more efficient and gains of the range are not so good.
At city and moderate "rural sceneries" drive it extends range noticeably. At highway speeds, there is almost no gain. Tested widely with Model S and Model X. I have small feedback from Model 3, but it seems it is more efficient and gains of the range are not so good.
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