FINDING THE LIMIT: 2023 TESLA MODEL Y 70MPH WINTER RANGE TEST

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This video presents a real-world winter range test of the 2023 Tesla Model Y Long Range, conducted at a consistent 70 mph in 34-degree Fahrenheit weather. The reviewer, Zach Hurst, aimed to determine the vehicle's endurance, estimating an initial range of 240-250 miles. Throughout the test, the Model Y averaged between 298 and 305 Watt hours per mile, with the car's projection fluctuating significantly. Ultimately, the test concluded at 252 miles with 0% battery remaining, after the driver intentionally slowed down to ensure reaching a charger. The reviewer found the ride comfortable despite criticisms of the Model Y's suspension and expressed satisfaction with the vehicle's road trip potential. While not achieving the most optimistic projections, the achieved 252 miles in cold weather was deemed impressive, highlighting the practical usability of the EV for many drivers. The video also briefly touches on the FSD visualization, noting its advanced detail compared to basic Autopilot.