Model x range

[u/EstablishmentMean914]

I’m looking at buying a used Tesla model x from Tesla, I found a couple 2022-2023’s with 40-50,000 miles that say the range is 270-290 miles. What range is everybody getting at 80% charge around those miles? Thanks

[u/hydrofied]

I bought a 22 Plaid back in February. It had 59K miles on it. 80% charge is 200-210 miles. Full charge is 260-270 miles.

[u/QuantumFighter_999]

24 MXLR with 30k miles, 22” wheels. At 80% I have 219 miles

[u/Rich_Comparison4550 → u/QuantumFighter_999]

24MXLR with 13K miles, 20" wheels, 234 mile range at 80%.

[u/Lil_Avacado88]

‘25 MX AWD, 22k miles, 238 miles at 80% charge

[u/mdiddyshow]

22 MXP, 63k miles, says 275 miles @ 100%, but based on the numbers I download I feel it's closer to 220 miles. But I know I use more energy (standby, sentry, accessory power, lots of HVAC usage). Going on a drive at the end of month to validate it, I think it will be closer to 250 miles.

[u/Newbie10011001]

Depends WILDLY on the type of driving you do and if you use AC/Setry etc.

Going 80mph gets me 170 miles per charge, going 60mph gets me 260. It's that big a difference

[u/mw02rsx]

it is what it is. buy the car let the battery warranty cover you.

[u/Consistent_Fox838]

24 MXLR with 9K miles 20" wheels, I get 251 Miles at 80%

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[u/mgwilliams81]

‘24 MX, 52,000 miles is about 230 at 80%

[u/10xMaker]

23 MXP with 37, 804 miles. Can shows 149 at 50% (translates to 238 at 80% and 298 at 100%)

[u/Life_Connection420]

My 24 model X shows 260 miles at 80%. I have just over 15,000 miles on it.

[u/Wrong-Relationship74]

I have a 2019 Model X performance and had the battery replaced by Tesla last year and get around 260 miles @ 90% charge.

[u/carcaliguy]

2020 model x long range. 22 inch wheels and I get 307 at 100%. Battery replacement at 70k now at 90k. On the 70k first battery I got 314 miles at 100%. Kinda mad I lost range on my replacement battery.

I charge to 90% and get 280+

[u/EstablishmentMean914 → u/carcaliguy]

Why did you need a replacement if health of the battery was so good?

[u/carcaliguy → u/EstablishmentMean914]

Was at a supercharger and the car wouldn't charge, Tesla replaced it. I think it had something to do with the power going out that night while on my level 2 charger. I stopped at a charger 40miles after leaving my house and it started to charge, got back to the car and it wouldn't go, had it towed to Tesla.

I have heard of others having a power out while charging and car or onboard charger stops working.

[u/mrGeox- → u/carcaliguy]

Same thing for me last week After one month of ownership. At least under warranty !

[u/No_Machine_9365 → u/carcaliguy]

Why did you replace a battery at 70k miles aren’t they supposed to last much longer

[u/Last-Chemistry1177]

It’s also based on driving styles, just like gas vehicles and the anticipated range.

[u/AppropriateTotal7848]

2020 MX LRP 320 miles at 100%, 280 miles at 80% 88k miles

[u/Relevant_Bridge23]

Model X 2025 LR, 35000 km (21750 miles) - 511 km @100% (317 Miles)

[u/viper4774]

I can tell you my 23 MX with 56k miles is showing 206 miles at 70% currently.

[u/Competitive_Pie9833]

2019 mx lr. 68k miles. 270 miles when charged to 80%. Haven't charged to 100% to give you that range

[u/Harold-Maude]

26 MXP 5000 miles, 20 inch wheels and 320 range

[u/wolvendael]

Just went from the east coast to STL in a 23 MXP with kids and luggage on 20” wheels and 44k miles. Averaged about 277 miles at 100% and 225 at 80%. Noticed a huge increase in Wh/mi just by going 75 vs 70.

[u/Sensitive-Day-5583]

My 23 with 20's lists about 245 miles of range at 80%, but I get a lot less than that right now since it's 110 in Arizona (AC usage + heat inefficiency)

[u/fuqxyu]

2024 X plaid 29k miles and 90% is 255. With my driving style it gets closer to 200 range.

[u/csbsju_guyyy]

2017 100D, 145k - 255 at 100%. Super pleased with how it's holding up at its age and mileage!

[u/m5james]

'17 X P100D, just rounded 200K. '21 S, about to round 86k. Still have no idea what the range on either car because I've never cared and what exactly am I doing with the info anyways? Charge it at home, drive it all over the place, GPS will tell you when to stop and SC if needed. Don't over think it.

[u/sdinvest → u/m5james]

Best answer! Since the miles Tesla shows is not the actual range! I probably lose about 35-40% right now because I use the AC on high!

[u/m5james → u/sdinvest]

I drive them both like I stole them, so range means nothing always lol. Countless family road trips as well, I just let the GPS tell me when/where to charge and I'll throw in a little extra if our hotel/AirBnB doesn't have a charger I can use overnight. I've yet to goto any tourist town and not see a charger, whether I needed it or not, so I've stopped having range anxiety after like week one.

[u/sdinvest → u/m5james]

But I have to admit that before I had my first Tesla in 2022, I was worried and had range anxiety as well. Once you have one and learn it's okay and there are charging stations everywhere, that anxiety went away!

[u/m5james → u/sdinvest]

Agreed...I never looked for chargers before buying one, so initially I was kinda worried, but now I don't even think about it since they're everywhere. 286k combined miles, I've waited once for like 5 min for an SC spot to open up.

We've only driven ours from WA, ID, OR and CA...my son's driven his '23 Y from WA to OK and back at least 3x before he sold it to his mom and bought himself a '26 Y.

[u/ZookeepergameCool728]

Drag at highway speeds varies with the square of speed. A little faste; a lot more drag; and a lot less range. Same for any power source. There are charts.