It’s interesting that the current Long Range version gets a WLTP of 280 and the new, improved version gains 49 miles for an additional 15kWh storage. That’s a rather poor 3.26 miles per kWh, whjich makes little sense as the smaller long range achieves a WLTP 4.54 miles per kWh and the new one 4.27miles per kWh, which seems about right for the extra weight.
However, we all know the WLTP is fiction.
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