Is the Mach-E really 7 years behind Tesla?
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Yoliber
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Loaner was a 2018 model S75D with 24k miles. There are some reports about the model 3 but not much. I think the model 3 and Y is better at it. It's in the model 3 manual as well so that makes me believe the internal counter is still in there.
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My point is Tesla knows what their highway range is, but they don't publish it. Neither will Ford. It just results in a "he said/she said" flamefest. Why would Tesla or Ford want that? It's lose/lose for any company.
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Absolutely. Absent a standardized test under controlled conditions, such numbers would be meaningless anyway. And such a test will only come about when there is a compelling governmental reason to require them.
Otherwise, we'd be looking for the 9 point font disclaimers about the 600-mile highway range.*
*9 point font
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