Tesla Model Y owners have noticed a significant reduction in driving range during cold winter months. Battery chemistry is sensitive to low temperatures, and energy consumption for cabin heating further decreases effective range. Reports from forums indicate that some drivers experience up to 20％ less range than expected under extreme cold. Preconditioning the vehicle before driving and charging to appropriate levels can help mitigate the problem. Tesla provides energy consumption data and recommended strategies, but many users are surprised by the noticeable impact on daily commuting. This issue raises important questions about realistic expectations for electric vehicles in colder climates. Content covering winter range loss provides valuable guidance, helping owners plan trips, manage battery health, and understand environmental effects on electric vehicle performance.
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