319 miles range at 80% battery for 2023 AWD Air

[LuanDo]

Typically I’d get 320 miles range shown on the dashboard when charged to 80%. Today I see 319 miles range at 80% charge. Am I seeing a slow batter degradation? What range are people getting for their AWD Air when charged to 80%? I am in Northern VA and temperatures at night is about 60F. Thx.

 

[Rogue]

This is an estimation. Battery cells may have settled to a different voltage reading post-charge.

I don't think there has been a solid way to confirm exact battery degradation for the Lucids yet. There are some estimates and guesses, but nothing has been fully confirmed as definitive.

 

[MSH2]

I have 2022 GT with 20,000 miles. I used to get 400 miles on 80% charge and now get 365 miles. Mike

 

[SaratogaLefty]

Not a big deal for me but my Dream Edition shows 341 miles at 81%. That works out to a total capacity of 421 miles. Of course I don't believe that is correct but I would rarely drive more than 200 miles without stopping anyway so no big deal to do a quick recharge then. Because I have the Performance version with 21" wheels car was originally EPA rated at 450 miles but again I don't expect that to be the case.

 

[Lucken]

I started out at 324 (or was it 323, I'm not 100% certain) miles at 80% on my Pure AWD when it was new. At 19,000 miles and change, I'm at 321 at 80% charge. That rate of degradation, if it is accurate, is perfectly fine.

 

[socktucker]

Typically I’d get 320 miles range shown on the dashboard when charged to 80%. Today I see 319 miles range at 80% charge. Am I seeing a slow batter degradation? What range are people getting for their AWD Air when charged to 80%? I am in Northern VA and temperatures at night is about 60F. Thx.

you should return the car and demand a refund

 

[scal_air]

you should return the car and demand a refund

But seriously, you have noticed an estimate of one mile lower for a 2023 car? I'd be pretty happy with that degree of battery degradation, assuming it is real. If you have ever used any rechargeable devices or batteries, I'm sure you know they don't hold the same capacity forever.