2019 limited. Original battery. Verified needing replacement. Started at 80%. RT to stores on Cape Cod MA. Virtually flat and Light wind. 70-75 degrees F. Dry roads. About 80 miles on highway with speed limits from 40-50mph. The remainder in congested traffic
As I posted in another thread, my move earlier this year to Hilo Hawaii has done amazing things to my range. Instead of the 285-290 I was averaging in San Francisco I'm now getting 320+ and recently got a reading of 332. I attribute it to a) lack of high speed highway driving -- just not many opportunities for that here -- and b) the car loves the 6.5 mike downhill drive from my house in the hills to places I go for shopping, errands, etc. Typical round-trip shows about 5.5mi/kwh or thereabouts.
These are all impressive and everything, but have you ever circumnavigated the entire planet 1.75 times in a single day??? It appears I had one hell of a commute on May 30. (Pretty efficient for the speed I must have been going though!)
This is the highest distance I have seen and remembered to record. 361 potential miles at 100%. I don't necessarily agree with the recommendations but this was in the owner's manual: I charged from 15% to 100% all in one session and this is the screenshot that I took at 100%:
Finally, some competition Nearly four years on from the iconic launch of Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster into space on SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, the vehicle has almost travelled 2 billion miles in space. That's more than 3,202,943,800 km. The car is currently closer to Mars than it is earth, and is travelling towards Mars at a rate of 28,682kmh.
I recently had occasion to charge my car to 100% for the first time in some months and set a new record: At full it showed 342 miles of range. I'm genuinely gobsmacked.