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how my 2023 long range did on a 353 mile road trip

drivingaddictionchan | 2026-01-21 18:10 | 34 views

I recently drove from LA to palm springs and back for a total of 353.9 miles For 99% of the drive, I drove under 75mph. Overall, I drove fairly conservatiely. I have 19inch wheels with haloblack disc covers. Cold psi = 40 My effiency: 226.8 wh/mi, total energy used = 80.3 kWh Just sharing a data point for anyone curious. My car is rated at 300 miles on a full charge. There is absolutely no way I could have gotten 300 miles unless I drove like 50mph on the highway. I was on course to get around 250 miles.

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lostinthesauce212 2026-01-21 20:07

2025 Model 3, dual motor. 19 inch, with covers. 42 cold psi. I just did 1100 miles in two days from Texas to Mississippi and back. I averaged 256 wh/mi driving pretty aggressively. Our speed limits are much higher, never had it below 70mph. Self driving on at 75-80 mph most of the drive.

lanamakesart 2026-01-21 21:50

I've done Miami to Key West (160 mi) on a 24 LR AWD with 19 novas and did 180wh/mi I even took a picture, that's the lowest ive ever seen, it's usually 240-270 Most of the drive was at 45-60mph

sopsaare 2026-01-21 21:55

Boy... We get to drive at 75 for like first 100Km when I'm going to Lapland (assuming summer), rest of the way is 60, 50 or even lower. No wonder that I can do 350 miles easily on on charge. Though this is usually summer when I drive to my friends and it is all the way 40 or 50 zone, just about 10 miles in between at 60.

WriterOne8440 2026-01-22 03:02

just drove 100 mi on monday in Chicago at 400 wh/mi with preconditioning before both legs of the 50 mi trip in a heated garage... AMA

stefan41 2026-01-22 11:22

Was your consumption higher going east than west? It should have been as it was uphill, and if there was a Santa Ana wind blowing that day, would’ve increased that effect - especially at highway speeds.

drivingaddictionchan 2026-01-22 16:15

Roughly the same

Correct_Ad_877 2026-01-27 03:06

Yeah I feel this getting into high 300wh/mi range in KS with single digit temperatures the last week .

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