The advertised 0-60 for the model s 75D is 4.2 seconds. I have heard that they are faster if you buy a new one. Anyone knows the actual 0-60 time for a new 75D?
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The advertised 0-60 for the model s 75D is 4.2 seconds.
I have heard that they are faster if you buy a new one. Anyone knows the actual 0-60 time for a new 75D?
No. Sorry. I think that would be tough with the API since it samples at quarter second intervals and you'd need a pretty large sample to tease out the difference. Consequently I don't even ask what rims are on the car.@Krash Do you have any data on 0-60 performance with 19" wheels vs 21" wheels?
But doesn't your sub 4 time include a roll out?I use a VBOX, Ive had it for awhile and know its pretty accurate
But doesn't your sub 4 time include a roll out?
This has always been the case, both for reliability and product differentiation. Tesla sets different max torque and max power settings. We even know what they are....My guess is the 75d is being slowed down via software
Wouldn't this be wrong as the speedometer is optimistic by 2 mph or so?We have something close to a hundred S75D 0-60 samples in the performance metrics. See the link in my signature or search for it here on TMC. I think all are recorded over the API, so show power output at quarter second intervals. If you have CANBus hardware connected you can get hundredth second data, but I think all the CANBus samples are higher performing Teslas.
I normalize the data with a rollout. And combined with a quarter second sampling and varying states of charge, the results vary widely, but the underlying performance mechanisms: Fixed torque and max power, are pretty consistent.
PBOX? Vbox (thousands od dollars)? Vbox sport?I use a VBOX, Ive had it for awhile and know its pretty accurate