I've driven 20k miles in a Tesla LR Y, it's rated at 250 Wh/mi, and my lifetime average is 275 Wh/mi - easily visible in the navigation section of the car.
What Wh/mi number is this article even claiming? It's nowhere to be found. Obviously cold weather affects range, but the article is also claiming the warm weather range is also diminished?
The Tesla trip planner aside from being ridiculously accurate, has an option to show your energy usage versus the rated 250 Wh/mi, as well as the consumption graph has a 'rating' line. So you're aware while driving how your car is performing compared to what it's rated at. It's not like Tesla is trying to hide these numbers at all.
Other people here want to give their lifetime miles and average Wh/mi number? Since this article doesn't.
What Wh/mi number is this article even claiming? It's nowhere to be found. Obviously cold weather affects range, but the article is also claiming the warm weather range is also diminished?
The Tesla trip planner aside from being ridiculously accurate, has an option to show your energy usage versus the rated 250 Wh/mi, as well as the consumption graph has a 'rating' line. So you're aware while driving how your car is performing compared to what it's rated at. It's not like Tesla is trying to hide these numbers at all.
Other people here want to give their lifetime miles and average Wh/mi number? Since this article doesn't.