As Robert said it is all of the above. And Tesla has been aggressively
working on efficiency for over 13 years now. Aero tweaks, slightly more
efficient drive train, lightweighting, higher density cells, better
packaging, better sleep modes for computers, LED lighting. Twenty .5% to 1%
gains will add up to 15% more efficiency.
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Overly Jonathan G (Redacted sender "jgoverly" for DMARC)
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Subject: [knoxev] Re: Battery pack weight/capacity/range comparison from
Munro & Associates
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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Mit freundlichen Grüßen/Kind regards,
Robert German
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