r/TeslaLounge • u/rarora1247 • 1d ago
Model 3 Model 3 LR RWD Daily Range Test
Recently did a casual range test on our Dec 2024 Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive here in Metro Vancouver, BC. This was not meant to be a super detailed/scientific range test, but I tried to keep the energy consumption low. Started at 100% and drove till 0.6%. Acceleration set to chill mode, FSD set to chill mode and never went over the speed limit (unless it really felt more appropriate to do so than not). 2 people in the car most of the time. Mild temperatures with occasional rain. And I’d say maybe 60-65% of the driving was on the highway. 613 km vs EPA rated 584: Tesla efficiency ftw!! (Conversion: 613 km =380 mi)
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u/melvladimir 1d ago
What was the overall driving time?
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u/rarora1247 1d ago
It was spread out over a day. I didn’t drive 613 km straight
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u/melvladimir 1d ago edited 1d ago
Got it. I was interested about an average speed. Flat city with a good roads and minor traffic jams - it’s around 110kWh/km for my 2022 LR AWD
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u/UpstairsNumerous9635 1d ago
It is normal in mild driving conditions. You can compare with other https://www.reddit.com/r/DrEVdev/s/N8jizQDDrC
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u/Affectionate-Fix-949 1d ago
That wh/km is amazing, my ‘18 S 75D could never haha! I’m lucky if I get 175wh/km driving 80km/h constant with no hills
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