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Tesla Model Y Standard Range?

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McDiana

07/29/25 4:06pm

Tesla Model Y has a standard range of 525 kilometers. Factors affecting the range of electric vehicles: Battery energy density and materials affect the range; vehicle weight affects the range; wind resistance affects the range—the greater the wind resistance, the shorter the range; temperature also impacts battery performance—the lower the temperature, the shorter the range; traffic congestion increases power consumption, ultimately affecting the range; driving habits and techniques, such as sudden braking or acceleration, also affect power consumption. Methods to extend the range of electric vehicles: Pay attention to charging methods—for vehicles not in use for extended periods, ensure to charge them at least once a month to protect the battery and extend its lifespan; avoid sudden braking and maintain a moderate speed; replenish battery fluids promptly; accelerate gently, etc.

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