Teslanomics by Ben Sullins recently took some time to analyze Maarten Steinbuch's Tesla Model S battery degradation data, and then upgrade it with an interactive graph that shows the percentage of battery capacity in relation to mileage, charge cycles and a car's age.
One of the handy options also enables the ability compare results from particular regions.
As it turns out, some models noted a great 93% capacity retention after 220,000 miles. There were also some worse scenarios like a 85% result after just over 32,000 miles, but in general most are around 95%, which is very positive.
Teslanomics encourages others to join the research and add their own data to build a more comprehensive data sheet.
What is the Lifespan of a Tesla Battery and How Long Will it Last?
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Tesla Model S and Panasonic lithium-ion battery cell
Haters love to claim that the Tesla car batteries, the ones that power the car, will only last 2 years or less.
Well, now we have some data coming from actual owners and their experiences.
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TMC Dutch Forum - https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threa...
Source Data - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Data Viz - https://teslanomics.co/what-is-the-li...
Maarten Steinbuch blog about Tesla Model S battery degradation data - https://steinbuch.wordpress.com/2015/...
source: Teslarati
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