As added tips:
- Don't do this if you will not be using up the 'range charge' energy relatively soon afterwards.
- Avoid doing this if the ambient temperature is super hot.
Tesla has the best underlying battery chemistry to protect against this relative to other EVs and excellent active cooling (not sure it fully negates the second point), but I imagine it still has a minor impact on longevity. Battery life degradation happens as a function of time spent near its upper charge voltage specs, with it being worse at higher temperatures.
Note: feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, this is all educated conjecture on my part based on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxP0Cu00sZs