The car had over 470,000 miles on the clock, and the battery pack was changed at around 250,000 miles, but it was the same 70 ...

According to Tesla's 2023 Impact Report, the average battery capacity loss of the Model 3 and Model Y Long Range versions after 200,000 miles is 15%. This also means the average capacity retention ...

Tesla claims that up to 88 percent of battery capacity is retained in its Model S and X vehicles after approximately 200,000 miles of travel. Previously, in its 2020 impact report, ...

According to data retrieved from a 2015 Tesla Model S that was driven over 146,000 miles, InsideEVs was able to determine it still had 90% of its battery capacity left, averaging out to about 1% ...

For example, we recently tried the battery health test using a Model 3 that retains 93 percent of its energy capacity (69 kWh of its original 74 kWh) and received an 86 percent battery health score.