“A long-range Tesla Model 3 exceeded 565 miles on one charge by driving slowly, demonstrating the impact of speed on EV range.”
A long-range rear-wheel-drive Tesla Model 3 was driven over 565 miles on a single battery charge, surpassing its rated range by a significant margin. This extended distance was possible by maintaining a slow driving speed throughout the trip.
The achievement highlights the trade-off between speed and energy efficiency in electric vehicles. Driving habits notably affect how far an EV can travel on a single charge.
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