What is the battery capacity of Tesla?
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Tesla's battery capacity is 80KW/H. Its battery pack consists of 16 battery modules connected in series, which can deliver a large current. Battery composition: The battery is composed of 7,104 18650 lithium-ion cells, with a capacity ranging between 15-60kwh. It consists of 16 battery modules connected in series, with each module containing 444 lithium-ion cells arranged in parallel groups of 74 cells. The battery is protected by an outer shell to prevent impact damage. Battery inspection: Owners should regularly inspect the car battery during daily use. Check through the inspection window on the battery - if the window shows black, it indicates the need for charging; green indicates good condition; white indicates insufficient electrolyte. Avoid parking the car in open parking areas for extended periods. If long-term parking is necessary, the battery should be removed and stored to prevent freezing damage.
The battery capacity of Tesla depends on the specific model. For example, the Model 3 I'm most familiar with has a standard range version of about 50 kWh, while the long-range version jumps to 75 kWh. The Model Y long-range version is approximately 78.4 kWh, and the higher-end Model S and X can reach up to 100 kWh. However, battery capacity is just one factor affecting range; actual driving habits play a significant role. When I drive the long-range version aggressively, the range can drop by 20%. The newly introduced 4680 battery is said to have higher energy density, so capacity might increase in the future. But Tesla never prints specific parameters in their brochures; you have to look at real-world test data.
