Apologies if this has been discussed before but can't find a local thread about it.
Is everyone seeing Rated Range displays that are consistent with claimed specs for their model (eg, 390km for S60, 502km for S85 etc)? My understanding is that in the absence of any capacity degradation these should be pretty much what you see (or pro-rated for less than 100% SOC) within a few km at most.
I ask because my car has consistently, from day 1, reported only 370km maximum Rated Range. This is a full 5% capacity difference - roughly $4k worth going by 90D upgrade costs - and to my way of thinking not normal or acceptable. It has to be either out of spec capacity on the battery pack or some sort of calibration issue as far as I can see.
I'm talking to Tesla about it, but interested in whether anyone else has seen similar. All reports I can find in the forum of Rated Range are always at or very close to the factory spec in the absence of age degradation.
Is everyone seeing Rated Range displays that are consistent with claimed specs for their model (eg, 390km for S60, 502km for S85 etc)? My understanding is that in the absence of any capacity degradation these should be pretty much what you see (or pro-rated for less than 100% SOC) within a few km at most.
I ask because my car has consistently, from day 1, reported only 370km maximum Rated Range. This is a full 5% capacity difference - roughly $4k worth going by 90D upgrade costs - and to my way of thinking not normal or acceptable. It has to be either out of spec capacity on the battery pack or some sort of calibration issue as far as I can see.
I'm talking to Tesla about it, but interested in whether anyone else has seen similar. All reports I can find in the forum of Rated Range are always at or very close to the factory spec in the absence of age degradation.