JN1984
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Interestingly, the findings showed that Tesla’s cheaper Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery pack variants are actually outpacing their premium nickel-based siblings. The CATL LFP-equipped Model 3 led the charge for the brand in 8th place, retaining 93.34% of its original capacity. The LG Chem version of the Model 3 followed closely behind in 12th place at 92.83%, while the older Model S architecture grabbed 13th place at 92.80%. Further down the list, the Model X secured 16th place at 92.52%, and the LG Chem Model Y rounded out Tesla’s presence in 18th place, holding onto 92.18% health past the 62,000-mile mark.
Que surpresa… not
Interestingly, the findings showed that Tesla’s cheaper Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery pack variants are actually outpacing their premium nickel-based siblings. The CATL LFP-equipped Model 3 led the charge for the brand in 8th place, retaining 93.34% of its original capacity. The LG Chem version of the Model 3 followed closely behind in 12th place at 92.83%, while the older Model S architecture grabbed 13th place at 92.80%. Further down the list, the Model X secured 16th place at 92.52%, and the LG Chem Model Y rounded out Tesla’s presence in 18th place, holding onto 92.18% health past the 62,000-mile mark.




