> So I didn't see any actual numbers or precentages about how far the Tesla fell short > This seems to me like someone is going to great lengths to avoid putti

> So I didn't see any actual numbers or precentages about how far the Tesla fell short > This seems to me like someone is going to great lengths to avoid putting in actual numbers The first sentence of the article includes a link to one of the tests, with graphs and comparisons to other vehicles: https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/electric-car-range-and-consumption-epa-vs-edmunds.html https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/electric-car-range-and-cons... The rest of the article has a lot of specific numbers: > For the other Teslas tested, however, things didn't go as "well." The 2018 Model 3 Performance was off by 54 miles—this might not look that notable on a couple-year-old model—but when the testing is performed in such friendly conditions that the 2020 Mini Cooper SE, with an EPA range of 110 miles, is exceeding that by 40 miles, then it just doesn't paint a pretty picture for the Tesla cars.