ADAC documented 14% battery-capacity loss and a substantial reduction in peak charging power after 87,000 miles.
Source: Tech – Tesla – InsideEVs
After 87,000 Miles, This 2022 Tesla Model Y Didn’t Just Lose Range. It Charges Slower Too
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