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Given Tesla seem to be rolling out the rear heated seats and steering wheel to all cars with the hardware I'm pretty sure you will get these. I think it's just a case of the updates to enable them not being on the delivered car.
It's the battery size that I'd be more concerned with checking because that's actually hardware and will make a much bigger difference to your day to day use than rear heated seats! Has anyone done a full charge on a new SR+ yet?
It's the battery size that I'd be more concerned with checking because that's actually hardware and will make a much bigger difference to your day to day use than rear heated seats! Has anyone done a full charge on a new SR+ yet?
badbadger06
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It will, as it always has. The SR+ has recently had this introduced.
badbadger06
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Not yet! Will be doing one overnight, car was delivered with 48% battery and showing 132 miles.
So that's 275mi full charge which to me sounds like it's the new bigger battery. Be good if someone who knows more about expected range on an older Sr+ can confirm
badbadger06
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Yeah I thought the same but then wasnt sure what the old SR+ battery would reflect on screen?
Most likely old battery based on 48% only giving 132*2 = 264.
If you have the 18” tyres it should be 317 miles.
I'm pretty sure this is wrong. The car doesn't display the numbers you see on the website, you'll never see the WLTP number
Simonix
Member
You can't use the cars estimated range. No car is going to state 317 miles, no matter if it's the 55 or 60kwh battery
badbadger06
Member
See i am not sure if the car would ever actually show the WLTP range like that... from what i understand its more of a real world range shown and 260 is about 20 miles more than the 240 real world range i was expecting at order time in september? Again though would need an old sr+ example.
Simonix
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From what I have seen elsewhere, the car states mileage nearer to the US EPA range, not WLTP. So more like 265-270 at a guesstimate.
I think 275 is probably about right. My understanding was real world on the old SR was around 250 max range on the display. So if were seeing 275 that would definitely indicate the new battery
See this thread for old battery max ranges: Your Model 3 Maximum Range?
See this thread for old battery max ranges: Your Model 3 Maximum Range?
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