The details of Tesla's car are exposed: zero percent of electricity can drive 15 miles on average.
CTOnews.com, July 29 (Xinhua) Reuters recently released a column revealing that Tesla has a false mileage problem, which also mentions an interesting detail: even if the dashboard battery shows 0%, the car can still drive an average of 15 miles (CTOnews.com Note: about 24.14km).
Tesla's car has a safety buffer zone and can drive an average of 15 miles after the dashboard runs out of power, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Bjorn Nyland, an electric car tester, tested it on a Model 3 car, and even if the battery reading was zero, the Model 3 could still drive 35 miles.
The LFP battery pack needs certain procedures to calibrate and correctly reflect the range, and Tesla suggests charging it to 100% at least once a week to avoid unstable residual capacity reports.