[Micele]

vervolg... en bij de 1000 km snellaadtest kon de MIG Model Y Performance zich bij de top 5 nestelen (geel).

De 1000 km werd in 9u45 afgelegd, inclusief 6 maal "kort" snelladen.

De details + filmpje via

https://insideevs.com/news/592975/mi...0km-challenge/

The made-in-Germany (MIG) Tesla Model Y Performance for the European market, offers state-of-the-art efficiency and range in its class, according to recent Bjørn Nyland tests.

After a pretty strong result in the range test of 510 km/317 miles at 90 km/h (56 mph), Bjørn Nyland's 1,000 km challenge proves also outstanding long-distance travel capabilities, related to the combination of range, efficiency, and fast charging.

According to the video, the MIG Tesla Model Y Performance completed the distance of 1,000 km (over 621 miles), at an average temperature of 20°C, in 9 hours and 45 minutes (after some time deductions), which is the same as the Made-in-China (MIC) Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD version in September 2021 (which was very quick also at 0°C).

During the challenge, the car was charged a total of six times along the way, (5-6 is a typical number of stops for the challenge) which means that after the initial 212 km (132 miles), the average distance between charging stops was 131 km (82 miles).

The 1,000 km challenge is a unique test, which expands our empirical knowledge about EVs and gives us glimpses of what is physically possible by an experienced driver in a country with dense DC fast charging infrastructure.

According to the car's computer, the average energy consumption was just 228 Wh/km (367 Wh/mile), which together with pretty good fast charging characteristics, was crucial to get under 10 hours.

Men ziet dat het verschil zomer <> winter nog nauwelijks 5 minuten uitmaakt op 1000 km.

Of lichtblauw balkje het 2021 Tesla model Y LR MIC getest bij gemiddeld 17°C en gemiddeld 0°C. Hier het verslag:

https://insideevs.com/news/581050/mi...hallenge-cold/

The Made-in-China (MIC) Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD version is one of the fastest cars in Bjørn Nyland's 1,000 Km challenge with a time of 9 hours and 45 minutes. This underlines its outstanding long-distance travel capabilities, related mainly to the range, efficiency and fast charging.

The result was achieved in September 2021, at an average temperature of 17°C. More recently, Bjørn Nyland checked the same car in colder weather conditions, at a temperature between -3 and +5°C (roughly 0°C on average).

The range of the MIC Tesla Model Y LR AWD decreases slightly with temperature, according to a separate test, but thanks to the software updates and unlocked fast charging capabilities, it seems that the challenge could be completed in a similar time.

According to the video, the MIC Tesla Model Y LR AWD completed the distance, at an average temperature of 0°C, in 9 hours and 50 minutes (after some time deductions). It's pretty significant.