95,000 kilometers a year: the Model 3 ownership record explained
From The Electric Viking · 00:05:15
Show by Sam Evans
Roughly 95,000 kilometers per year went onto this Australian 2021 Tesla Model 3 standard range plus.I explain how lifting off the accelerator slows the car through regeneration, returning energy to the battery and reducing friction-brake use.The maintenance record also includes suspension bushes and arms at 358,000 kilometers: low brake wear does not mean a car has no wear items.
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