HOW FAR CAN THEY REALLY GO? TESLA MODEL Y, S, 3 LONG RANGE MODELS TESTED: RANGE VS EFFICIENCY COMPARISON

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This video provides a practical, real-world comparison of the range and efficiency of three Tesla Long Range models: Model Y, Model S, and Model 3. The reviewer emphasizes that the tests were conducted under chilly conditions (4-12 degrees Celsius) and on motorways, aiming for realistic driving scenarios rather than hypermiling. The Model Y Long Range (with 20" wheels) achieved a real-world range of approximately 271 miles, with the reviewer suggesting 300 miles is possible in warmer weather. The Model 3 Long Range (with 19" wheels) delivered a comparable 269 miles under similar conditions. While the Model S Long Range was also tested, its specific range and efficiency figures for the tested leg are not explicitly stated in the summary, though it's noted as being 'normally very good' and 'slippery'. A significant takeaway is the cost comparison, highlighting that even with Supercharger rates, the electric journey was substantially cheaper than equivalent petrol or diesel travel, especially when considering home charging costs. The reviewer also shares useful tips on using the Tesla calendar sync for navigation and performing factory resets when selling a vehicle.