What is the actual range of Tesla's 468 kilometers?

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DelEleanor
07/29/25 6:10pm
It should be determined based on actual conditions. The pure electric range of Tesla varies across different models. For example, the 2016 Tesla Model S 60 has a range of 400 kilometers, the 60D version has a range of 408 kilometers, the 75 version can reach up to 480 kilometers, and the P100DL can achieve a range of up to 613 kilometers. The actual range is closely related to the usage environment at the time. Below is an introduction to the Tesla Model Y 2021: 1. Body dimensions. The overall vehicle dimensions are 4750 mm in length, 1921 mm in width, 1624 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2890 mm. The front track is 1636 mm, and the rear track is also 1636 mm. The vehicle is a five-door, five-seat SUV model. 2. Configuration. The model features a front induction asynchronous motor and a rear permanent magnet synchronous motor. It adopts a dual-motor layout with front and rear placement. It uses a ternary lithium battery, with a battery warranty of eight years or 192,000 kilometers. The fast charging time is one hour, while slow charging takes ten hours.
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