“A third-party app closely matched Tesla's internal battery health reading on a four-year-old Model 3 Performance, confirming its reliability.”
A Tesla Model 3 Performance, four years old, was tested for battery health using Tesla's diagnostics and a third-party application.
Tesla's test showed an 88% battery health rating, somewhat below owner expectations but closely aligned with the external app's results.
This agreement suggests that third-party apps are increasingly reliable for providing real-time battery health diagnostics on Tesla vehicles.
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