new car

What type of battery is it?

i believe it’s lithium ion phosphate? how do i check that

Is it rwd or awd

rear wheel

Unless you need range for trips keep the battery soc close to 50% possible. Keep it 20-60 of not using the car. Charge to 100 once a year for recalibration cuz it’ll always be different or off based on how you use and charge.

i do that with my phone every day, shouldn’t be too hard 😂. thank you. let’s say i need the range for a certain day. should i set the limit to 90% would that work? or 80%

Absolutely but have it scheduled so it’s charging like an hr before you take off even up to 95% is more than ok as long as it’s not sitting there for days. It out stress in the car.

okay! and when it’s comes to using super chargers, is there anything i should be cautious of, such as how frequently is use them?

Less is better. You wanna use level 2 chargers as much as possible and super chargers on road trips only for best

You'll need new tires within the next 2 years, as you're probably still on the Factory ones.

Congrats. As a new owner a few things you can do schedule a complementary inspection of your tires and windshield for the extra coverage. If your in an area with a lot of snow plan on getting a membership at a local car wash. Beyond that just have your rotations done similar to oil changes. Also try to avoid a lead foot as that will make sure your tires last longer. So add-ons like the monthly connectivity charge is worth it if you like to have automatic traffic aware routing. FSD is a game changer especially if you never experienced it before. Just be careful with it and don't become to complacent on the tech even though it drives near perfectly in most situations it will still make mistakes occasionally. Summon and ASS are also pretty nice for showing off. But at times you'd have trouble justifying a lot of use out of this feature. Supercharging all the time won't damage the battery. Maybe in earlier Teslas this was an issue but you can use them exclusively if you need to. It's just very expensive. Lastly I had to break the habit of needing to plug the car in all the time. While it's nice to top of the charge at home it's often really not needed as you don't always need to plug in your phone everyday but do so anyways just in case.