A recent test on a four-year-old Tesla Model 3 with an unknown past has shed light on the battery health of the vehicle. The test, which was conducted on a 2022 model with an LFP battery pack, revealed a retained capacity of 92% after nearly 78,000 miles.
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The test results are particularly noteworthy given the unknown charging history of the vehicle. Despite the lack of information on how the vehicle was charged and maintained, the battery has held up remarkably well, retaining 92% of its original capacity. This is a testament to the durability and reliability of Tesla's batteries, and will be reassuring for potential buyers of used electric vehicles.
