Upgrade 2016 Model S 70d to 75

[Dreier]

I'm looking at a 2016 (facelift) 70D at a dealer and read about being able to upgrade it to 75D to get an extra 19 miles of range since the battery is the same. I was wondering if all 2016.5 models were capable of this upgrade and what to look for to make sure it is possible. Also, how can this be done and what does it cost? I appreciate you help. Thanks!

 

[PCMc]

Do you have physical access to the car? If so, then you may want to start by looking at the label on the battery to get the specific part number for the pack. From there, you should be able to specifically confirm exactly what pack is in the car. That would be how I'd first approach it.

Here's an article on Teslarati that I was able to quick find that describes where to find the part number on the underside of the car behind the front wheel on the right hand/passenger side (in US).

Decoding Your Tesla Battery Pack Version

Is there a difference between the Tesla A battery pack from the B pack? A Tesla battery pack label/sticker is affixed to the front right side of the battery pack.

www.teslarati.com

Here's a post I found searching this forum that quotes the part number for the 75 pack as 1072923-00-A.

2016 Model S 75D running at 70D?

Hey all! I purchased a 2016 CPO MS (facelift) 75D earlier this year and wanted to get clarity from the group. 1. The battery pack is a 75kWh, 350VDC and part number is 1072923-00-A (04/16 prod) and at time of the original purchase, the car was a 70D. 2. The original owner apparently upgraded...

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I'd say worrying about cost until you confirm it's actually a 75 pack in the car.