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My 2012 tesla model s didn't seem to follow this. At 5 years old it had barely less capacity than original capacity. Est range went from 275 to 265. If you foll
by NotSammyHagar 7y ago
My 2012 tesla model s didn't seem to follow this. At 5 years old it had barely less capacity than original capacity. Est range went from 275 to 265. If you follow teslas, there are many (100s) of people with great than 100k of miles. The battery heating and cooling system was crucial. The leafs do suffer from serious problems. I wasn't aware they weren't charging up the battery. When speaking of evs, you really have to discuss two worlds, tesla and everyone else.
- manmal 7y agoIndeed, Tesla has always had a superior BMS, and I keep hearing that they have a custom electrolyte or something that Panasonic uses for their cells? They seem to get 2-3x the lifetime out of similar cells. The Leafs don't have liquid cooling, and that's the only reason why I won't buy one - it's both bad for battery life, and fast-charging (Leaf owners call it Rapidgate).