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Do you get the 95% number from the dashboard or from actual mileage that you’re able to drive? In my experience those two metrics can be very different, e.g. a
by antonkochubey 2y ago
Do you get the 95% number from the dashboard or from actual mileage that you’re able to drive? In my experience those two metrics can be very different, e.g. a vehicle with reported battery health of 80% getting just half of original range.
- stetrain 2y agoFrom the dashboard, and the Tesla BMS is fairly accurate as long as you allow it to calibrate at 100% charge occasionally. I have also not seen a noticeable change in my range for actual long distance driving over those years, and I do occasionally stretch it to near its full range. The biggest change was putting wider, higher-performance all season tires on after the factory eco tires were worn out. Still I mostly noticed that efficiency change by tracking my stats on trips. There wasn’t really a noticeable difference from the drivers seat.