Two Norwegians knew a total 728,7 kilometers on a single charge to bridge in a Tesla P85D, the second-most expensive in the Model S-series. To the distance to pick up, they drove for eighteen hours and forty minutes on average 39 km per hour.
After charging the battery, gave the Tesla itself that the vehicle will still be 399 miles would be able to drive. That turned out to be so with 329,7 km stretch can be slow to drive and no air conditioning or radio to use, all is there in the dark with light on driving. The total amount of energy used was 77,5 kilowatt hours with an average of 106Wh per kilometre. They had the rear wheel drive turned off, since the car normally via four wheels to be powered.
‘Hypermiling’ is a popular pastime among users of electric vehicles. A previous ‘record’ with a Tesla on 681,8 km. In Japan got a number of people in 2013, and to each other with an electrified Suzuki Every 1300 km ride with an average speed of around 29 miles per hour. The records are not official.