Hi Thomas, thanks for a real world footage of FSD in action! We are actually waiting for our FSD as well as our score is a tad lower right now. We have 2020 model X long range plus, likely with a slightly earlier battery revision pack as our range is at 330 right now (from 351 when was new). Anyway, I wanted to ask how your range on newer model X held up? Keep these vids coming (and beautiful Wyoming scenery is always a great bonus :)
It has been awhile since I charged to 100%, but this morning the car is charged to 82% and the range is listed at 304 miles, so 304 / .82 = 371. If that is true, then our range loss has been minimal over the past 12 months and 14,800 miles (23,818 km). Our car has the version H battery pack and was EPA rated at 371 miles. I plan to post more videos but I need to figure out a better way of capturing the video. Thanks for tuning in and I hope you are able to get the beta soon. From my one short drive, Tesla still has a lot of work to do to cover the "edge" cases. It will be fun to see if the system can learn from its mistakes.
@@modelxevfun2858 Our 80% range is around 267 miles right now. We didn't charge it to 100% in a long while though, so maybe come cells are not fully balanced. Our X has 15k miles on it. Our pack is version G and it was built in March 2020. This is very interesting how your X seem to have no battery loss. We just had a rental model Y on our trip to Utah and it was 2021 with only 14k miles and its range was 303 at 100% (down from 326). Generally, this is the case with Tesla as they show most loss within first 6-12 months and then it sort of slows down, but your model X seem to be an exception! As far as FSD, I think they release an update every week, so technically it should be getting more reliable
@@xflaviinhoox Starlink has been great for us and it has continued to improve over the past 11 months. Speedtest keeps a log and I have run 75 tests since July 2021 with an average download speed of 198 Mbps. My uploads speeds typically run around 20 Mbps, but they can range from as low as 4.22 Mbps to as high as 40 Mbps. The service is very reliable, and we can go days now without any down time. When it does go down, it has been for a very short period of time.
Hi Thomas, thanks for a real world footage of FSD in action! We are actually waiting for our FSD as well as our score is a tad lower right now. We have 2020 model X long range plus, likely with a slightly earlier battery revision pack as our range is at 330 right now (from 351 when was new). Anyway, I wanted to ask how your range on newer model X held up? Keep these vids coming (and beautiful Wyoming scenery is always a great bonus :)
It has been awhile since I charged to 100%, but this morning the car is charged to 82% and the range is listed at 304 miles, so 304 / .82 = 371. If that is true, then our range loss has been minimal over the past 12 months and 14,800 miles (23,818 km). Our car has the version H battery pack and was EPA rated at 371 miles. I plan to post more videos but I need to figure out a better way of capturing the video. Thanks for tuning in and I hope you are able to get the beta soon. From my one short drive, Tesla still has a lot of work to do to cover the "edge" cases. It will be fun to see if the system can learn from its mistakes.
@@modelxevfun2858 Our 80% range is around 267 miles right now. We didn't charge it to 100% in a long while though, so maybe come cells are not fully balanced. Our X has 15k miles on it. Our pack is version G and it was built in March 2020. This is very interesting how your X seem to have no battery loss. We just had a rental model Y on our trip to Utah and it was 2021 with only 14k miles and its range was 303 at 100% (down from 326). Generally, this is the case with Tesla as they show most loss within first 6-12 months and then it sort of slows down, but your model X seem to be an exception! As far as FSD, I think they release an update every week, so technically it should be getting more reliable
Waiting for your new video
Sorry, it has been a long time since I posted. I hope to do an update on my experience with the FSD beta by the end of next week.
@@modelxevfun2858if possible talk about the starlink. Speed. Stability.
@@xflaviinhoox Starlink has been great for us and it has continued to improve over the past 11 months. Speedtest keeps a log and I have run 75 tests since July 2021 with an average download speed of 198 Mbps. My uploads speeds typically run around 20 Mbps, but they can range from as low as 4.22 Mbps to as high as 40 Mbps. The service is very reliable, and we can go days now without any down time. When it does go down, it has been for a very short period of time.
@@modelxevfun2858 thank you