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USA MY RWD has soft limited LR battery!
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E90alex
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Is that considered a 2024 model? Probably using a soft limited Panasonic pack from the LR/P then?
I’m guessing since there is no new Model 3 Performance yet, it may have freed up more Panasonic packs for the RWD to use in the time being.
I’m guessing since there is no new Model 3 Performance yet, it may have freed up more Panasonic packs for the RWD to use in the time being.
Understand, but my old 3 usually shows the expected range is close to the actual range maybe off by 5 miles.
Right now it is showing like 30miles difference and its showing more make me think they are displaying incorrect info.
Not that I needed the app to work, its just some thoughts
stopcrazypp
Well-Known Member
Without knowing your before and after consumption that is quite meaningless, especially given consumption can vary depending on season and driving style.
Take regular pictures of the energy screen and see how close you are to the gray rated line. The further you are from that line, the more the actual range will deviate from the rated.
Its a very telling picture.
It both show is that it is not a CATL or BYD LFP (they cant reach 250kW).
It also show is that Tesla did not nerf the charging speed on this battery which I think was a discussion/ question in this thread.
So a very informing post despite few words
ven7782
Member
So it looks like the software locked M3 LR battery still hold true then.Its a very telling picture.
It both show is that it is not a CATL or BYD LFP (they cant reach 250kW).
It also show is that Tesla did not nerf the charging speed on this battery which I think was a discussion/ question in this thread.
So a very informing post despite few words
Is is still a 2023 VIN, so tells us nothing of what the 2024s that qualify for the tax credit will have.
ven7782
Member
I did a quick test on my 2023 MY RWD. 11.8469 kWh added. Battery charged from 62% to 78%
The total capacity then is 74 kWh. Is that the usable battery or the total battery capacity(without SW limited)?
I guess it should be the total usable battery capacity right?
The total capacity then is 74 kWh. Is that the usable battery or the total battery capacity(without SW limited)?
I guess it should be the total usable battery capacity right?
E90alex
Active Member
That’s the energy delivered by the charger, not necessarily the amount actually added to the battery. Also you don’t have any decimal places for the %.
So if you figure about 93% 250V AC charging efficiency and worse case scenario of rounding from 61.50% to 78.49%, that yields about 64.8 kWh.
ven7782
Member
Any idea how to get the decimal for the %? I only see the whole number. My calculation is simple.
1184.69 kWh/16 should give the total battery capacity.
I'm not aware of one. The best way to minimize the error margin is a larger charging session.
A better way to estimate your battery capacity is to go into the Energy App in the car, view the Consumption tab graph, then:
Avg Wh/m (from left) * Projected Range miles (from right) / Battery %.
For the most accurate measurement, calculate at a relatively high state of charge to reduce rounding errors.
Alternatively you can use an app like Tessie that will calculate it for you and track it over time. Tessie is reporting 70.1 kWh on mine. You can get a free trial for a week or two. If you want a referral code that will give you a one month trial, pm me.
Avg Wh/m (from left) * Projected Range miles (from right) / Battery %.
For the most accurate measurement, calculate at a relatively high state of charge to reduce rounding errors.
Alternatively you can use an app like Tessie that will calculate it for you and track it over time. Tessie is reporting 70.1 kWh on mine. You can get a free trial for a week or two. If you want a referral code that will give you a one month trial, pm me.
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