I think it’s a combination of aero and pack design advances.
Notice they have a not insignificant kWh capacity for a pack of similar weight.
Add in vehicle styling prioritizing aero over some preconceived notion of what
a specific model should look like *cough*mustang*cough* and it adds in to more
miles.
On Jul 6, 2021, 07:41 -0400, Overly Jonathan G <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
wrote:
Thoughts on what it is that is making the Teslas go so much further based on
weight of batteries? Is it a) battery technology, b) otherwise
light-weighting of the rest of the car, or c) something else?
(Plus would be nice to know the 82 kWh battery pack size for Teslas)
Peace
Jonathan
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