Tesla 3 battery pack

What is the Tesla Model 3 battery pack design?

The explainer (which lasts 2 hours) starts with a discussion about the Tesla Model 3 battery pack design and how it deviates from the pack design of the Tesla Model S and X. The Tesla Model 3 battery pack represents a bottom-up redesign of the battery pack, starting first and foremost with the battery cells used in the pack.

Does Tesla have a new 82 kWh battery pack?

Tesla has confirmed that its new 2021 Model 3 vehicles are now equipped with a new 82 kWh battery pack — thanks to new, more energy-dense battery cells produced by Panasonic.

Should you upgrade a Tesla Model 3 battery pack?

However, it is still only for people under warranty. Tesla is not big on payable battery pack upgrades – not that it is often needed anyway. Model 3 has been in production for 7 years now, and it has evolved quite a bit in the last few years. Most of them are now made with a new battery pack using LFP battery cells.

Does Tesla Model 3 SR+ have LFP batteries?

According to customer's reports, Tesla recently introduced an LFP option for the Tesla Model 3 SR+ in the U.S. Soon, all the standard range Model 3/ Model Y cars will be equipped with the LFP batteries as default. The long range versions will use more energy dense chemistries and cylindrical form factor.

Which battery pack comes with Model 3 & y?

The Performance variant of the Model 3 and Model Y also comes with the Panasonic batteries. The LFP pack in the Rear-Wheel Drive variants of either vehicle also charge faster than the LG batteries. The video below shows some of the speed differences between the battery packs.

Does Tesla offer a LFP battery pack?

The cheaper price has made it very popular for entry level EVs and the chemistry is now in most of Tesla’s Model 3 vehicles. Several Tesla owners are now reporting that Tesla is offering them a LFP battery pack instead when getting a battery replacement under warranty.