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250 is the range of the base model. The top end model doubles that.
by babypuncher 7y ago
250 is the range of the base model. The top end model doubles that.
- bluedino 7y agoTFL hooked a Model X up to a trailer and it basically reduced the range to a joke
- brentonator 7y agoThat's not true. I watched the whole video and their charging practices were a joke. They knew they were driving too fast, they knew they didn't charge enough before they left. In any case, from 500 miles with 10% degradation, 10% reservation, and 50% inefficiency due to towing you're still going to get 200 miles. Most superchargers are within 50-100 miles of each other. Ezpz. At 250 miles with those same metrics, you're at 100 miles of range. Sure you don't want to go cross country but you can make the haul if you want to. The biggest problem is going to be trucks with trailers hogging the whole bank of chargers so they don't have to detach their trailer.
- xedeon 7y agoTFL is a joke. They don't even know that you can open a Model 3 charge port by tapping at it. That is after owning the car for weeks. AFTER they were shown how to do so, when they took delivery. They were bitching that it's so inconvenient because they thought you have to use the app. That's seems disingenuous t me.
- parliament32 7y agoBoth those ranges are (I assume) with the truck empty, or with just a driver.
- kllrnohj 7y agoThe top-end model also nearly doubles the price and puts it in an entirely different class of competition. The $50k Cybertruck, comparable in price to something like the F-150 Raptor or Tacoma TRD Pro, is "only" 300 mile range. At the top-end model's $70k you're deep into Ford Super Duty territory