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My maximum range on my 16 month old Model Y is down 10% from when I first purchased it. I don't know if that's "normal" but it sure feels like I got scammed, th
by blindriver 3y ago
My maximum range on my 16 month old Model Y is down 10% from when I first purchased it. I don't know if that's "normal" but it sure feels like I got scammed, that's for sure.
- bombcar 3y agoIs that displayed range (including maybe software updates to change what is displayed) or is that "when I bought it, I could drive this far before it died" compared to "now I can't get that far"?
- blindriver 3y agoDisplayed range. If a software update changed what is displayed to be more accurate, that is equally as deceitful.
- wilg 3y agoDegradation is supposed to be 12% after 200,000 miles: https://electrek.co/2023/04/25/tesla-update-battery-degradation/ https://electrek.co/2023/04/25/tesla-update-battery-degradat... But, like all batteries they degrade fastest at the beginning. Not sure how typical your situation is. How many miles?
- blindriver 3y ago25,000 miles.
- ankushnarula 3y agoMy Model Y LR is roughly the same age (24K miles) and I lost about 8.5% capacity. Pretty sure this is the nature of current lithium battery tech, according to many Tesla owner reports. From what I have gathered, the loss rate will slow and gradually level out above 70% for much of the ten year battery warranty, as long as you follow Tesla’s guidance on battery health.
- zuccs 3y agoSome good fleet data: https://www.tessie.com/stats https://www.tessie.com/stats