Tesla Model X Survey: Vehicle 27

Tesla Model X Survey: Vehicle 27 - Model X 75D

Date	Odometer	Standard Rated Range	Range Mode Rated Range	Drive Unit Swaps	Trip Distance	Trip Energy	City
Mar 03 2020 12:40 PM PST	20,000 mi	190 mi (85%)	234 mi		5,977 mi	363 Wh/mi	Renton, WA

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Report Details

Submitted: March 3, 2020, 12:40 PM PST

Location
Location	Renton, WA 98056-
Vehicle
Survey Vehicle ID	27
Model	Model X 75D
Model Year	2017
Assembled	01/2017
Firmware Version	V10.1(2019.40.2.1.38f55d9f9205
Wheel Size	20
Battery Pack Part Number	1088794-CO-A
Onboard Charger	11.5 kW
Date Acquired	03/21/2017
Acquired	New
Odometer at Delivery	50 mi
Ownership Status	Own
Drivetrain Repairs
Odometer	20,000 mi
Typical Charge	190 rated mi
Typical Charge Target	85%
100% Charge	234 rated mi
Battery Swapped	No
Charger Replaced	No
Drive Unit Replaced	No
Charging
Charge Rate	240V/30A
Standard Charge Frequency	Weekly
100% Charge Frequency	A few times per month
Superchargers Within Driving Range	n/a
Supercharge Frequency	A few times per year
Driving
Use Type	Daily driver, year-round
Driving Frequency	Most days of the week
Typical Trip Distance	15 mi
Portion of miles driven on highways and freeways	50%
Typical Freeway Speed	65 mi/hour
Battery Drained	0
Energy Use
Trip Meter Distance	5,977 mi
Trip Meter Energy	2,173 kWh
Trip Meter Energy Efficiency	363 Wh/mi
Comments
I've gotten very concerned about my battery - over the past 9 mos. or so, I will typically only get 60% to 75% of the charged mileage in actual miles driven (for example I charge it to 190 miles, but only get 125 or 130 actual miles driven). This doesn't seem normal, and certainly is not acceptable to me, but Tesla says they have checked it out (via software) and there's no problem showing Do you know if they have any battery warranty that would address this kind of issue?

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