Hello,
After owning my Tesla for a year, I’m pleased to say that my wife also wanted one. So we went and bought her a slightly used MYP. One question I had was, didn’t Tesla switch to Lithium Ion batteries in 2021? When I go to the software -> Additional Vehicle Information it shows that the battery is lead acid and that the chip is an Atom chip. I may have this totally wrong (which I think I do) but I thought the 2022’s were supposed to have the Ryzen chip and lithium ion batteries? I know only the SR+ has the LFP batteries but I didn’t think Tesla was still making lead acid batteries in 2022 (especially December of 2022 when her car was made).
Sorry if this question is very noobish. I’m really not that familiar with the battery and chip types in Teslas.
After owning my Tesla for a year, I’m pleased to say that my wife also wanted one. So we went and bought her a slightly used MYP. One question I had was, didn’t Tesla switch to Lithium Ion batteries in 2021? When I go to the software -> Additional Vehicle Information it shows that the battery is lead acid and that the chip is an Atom chip. I may have this totally wrong (which I think I do) but I thought the 2022’s were supposed to have the Ryzen chip and lithium ion batteries? I know only the SR+ has the LFP batteries but I didn’t think Tesla was still making lead acid batteries in 2022 (especially December of 2022 when her car was made).
Sorry if this question is very noobish. I’m really not that familiar with the battery and chip types in Teslas.