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I did some googling around and see that Edmund's is advertising 315 mi range for 100D, probably for a while now. It appears the new 100Ds charge at a lower amperage than the older ones (my 2016), and the charging cable isn't a "beefy" as the older one was. Were there software updates that reduced the range by an est. 20 miles for any battery pack issues/reasons? Any owners here with 2018 100s getting a full charge of 335 mi? I will follow up with service, even with my poor expectations.
Model S 100D, March 2017 build:
90% 305 miles
100% 339 miles
2016 MS 75 RWD at 60,000 miles.
90% = 205
100%=228
Interesting data... The 70kW battery has more range @ 40,000 miles
90% = 212
100%=236
Can't say I'm surprised. The 70/85s seem to be holding up much better than the 90/75 packs. Pretty disappointed with the amount of range loss I've seen.
2 1/2 years later, @ 56.5k miles, back to getting 234 @ 90%.2013 S85, "D" pack, 25780 miles. presently getting 232mi @ 90% SOC. Used to get 234 reliably, then changed my charging habit during this past winter, so I could charge the last few % in the morning to warm up the pack (Bad Idea, as it turns out, for RR).
Can't say I'm surprised. The 70/85s seem to be holding up much better than the 90/75 packs. Pretty disappointed with the amount of range loss I've seen.
When I took delivery of my 100D in March, 100% got me 336. I have only charged it to 100% once. 90% gets me 301 typically. I will get about 5 miles of phantom loss of about 5 mies between 10PM and 5:30 AM.
2015 S70D with 252.000km (157.000 miles) on Odometer but it got a new battery pack some 30.000 miles ago.
90% charge gives me just about 311km/193 miles - quite disappointing.
I had a conversation about replacement packs with a service tech. He said that the pack would be remanufactured but was of the opinion that since the cells would have to be precisely matched it would mean all new modules being used. Couldn't say for sure though.Highlighted "new battery pack". Do you have any evidence it wasn't a refurbished pack fixed from another car and put in yours? I am not sure, but I recall that Tesla didn't make claims that pack replacement would always be sourced as a newly manufactured pack.