What is the range of the Model 3 in kilometers?

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MacRose
07/30/25 7:48am
Model 3 has a range of 445 kilometers. The following is an introduction related to the range of the car: Power to overcome air resistance: When the car is running at high speed, most of the power is used to overcome air resistance. The size of the air resistance is determined by the frontal area, speed, etc. Power source from the power battery: Pure electric vehicles are still significantly different from traditional fuel vehicles, because the power source of pure electric vehicles is the power battery, and most of the transmissions they are equipped with are single-speed transmissions, that is, fixed gear ratios. During high-speed driving, the fixed gear ratio is relatively large, which will also increase energy consumption, and this will shorten the range.
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