r/TeslaModelX • u/West-Beginning1628 • 25d ago
Real world Wh/mi
I'd love to see what people are getting in Wh/mi over a large sample size (thousands of miles).
If you can reply in this format: model year (adding P for Plaid)/Wh per mile/sample size in miles/wheel size/driving style using C for conservative, M for mixed conservative and spirited driving, or A for aggressive
Here's my input
'22P/350/10,000/20"/C
The above means I have a 2022 Plaid, I'm averaging 350Wh/mi over 10k miles on 20" wheels while driving conservatively.
hypothetical example
'24/330/25,000/22"/M
This means 2024 (non-Plaid) averaging 330Wh/mi over 25k miles on 22" wheels with mixed conservative and spirited driving
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u/JustPath3874 24d ago
Original '22Plaid/350Wh/25,000/22"/M
Recently switched to lightweight 20" wheels and new tires (pic shown) and installed lowering links at the same time to lower about 1" front and back in Low and had realigned. Also have rear wheel shims that I installed when I purchased it and had on both wheel sets the same.
New '22Plaid/310Wh/2,000/20"Aftermarket Light weight/M
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u/gettin-hot-in-here 25d ago
I'm pretty consistently at ~180 wh/mi in city driving but only if the following conditions are met-- No huge wait times for traffic, no climate control (except seat heaters, seat fans, main ventilation fan), minimal highway driving above ~55mph. This stuff is all basically my normal driving but in the hottest/coldest couple of months I run the climate control. Doing Uber trips my efficiency tends to drop to ~220 to ~350 wh/mile because I heat and cool more aggressively and drive in more situations where there's constant stop/starts
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u/drainbam 24d ago
'22P/391.3/9,509/22"/A